New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-08
SpOrtsmen's Club
To Construct Camp
AT EliZabetEltOwn
Project Also Includes Build
ing Of Dams to Raise the
Level of Lakes and Form
Many New Fishing Pools
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

ELIzABETHTOWN, N. Y, Aug. T.
Several thousand dollars will be ex-
pended this summer by the recently
organized sportsmen's club, Tekeninb
of the Adirondacks, Indian name for
"1n the Adirondacks, of which David
S. Ludlum, Of Ardmorc. Pa, is presi-
dent. New work to be hurried to COM
pletion for the convenience of mem
bers during the hunting season include
the construction of camp convenient
ly located in the great preserve which
the club has acquired, the erection of
permanent quarters for the keeper of
the preserve and the construction of
dams by means of which the level of
lakes IN the preserve will be raised
and new fishing pools formed
During the week about fifty de-
sccndants of Ario Pardcc have been
the guests of Calvin Pardee, Of Ger
mantonwn, Pa, at his Hale Brook
Park estate, where they enjoyed the
remarkably excellent fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Baird and daughter,
OF Yonkers, are the guests Of her
mother, Mrs. Richard l.. Hand, widow
of the late Judge Richard l.. Hand.
Mrs. Hand also has been entertaining
her brother and his wife, DR.. and Mrs.
John G. Noble.
At her cottage in the Basams col
ony Mrs. II. e. Myers, of New York,
is entertaining her daughter, Mrs.
Dorothy Myers Saywood, and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur X. Powlison, of New York.
who are on their honeymoon.
AS an aftermath of the recent sue
cessful presentation of "The Eliza
!
the Cobble Hill Golf Club is the credit
being given young women of the sum-
mcr colony who co0perated in its sue
cess Their work showed TO best ad-
vantage in stumble Inn,' the opening
sketch, in which Mrs. Edward Fam-
mer, of New York, appeared as Mrs.
Vanderbilt" and Mrs. Christian Mol
Ter, the Misses Eleanor and Robin
Ridgeway, of New York, and Miss Char
lotte Siege and Miss Margaret Struse.
of Brooklyn, were among the guests
Of the hotel appearing in the chorus.
The Cobble Hill Golf Club tourna-
ment really opened Wednesday with
the start Of the eighteen hole handi
cap for the cup presented by Samuel
Camp, of New York. Next Wednesday
Will be the contest for the Sutcr CUP.
offered by Alfred Suter, Of New York.
1AAioh6 IHoSe from new 1OrK Tor the
season at Dcer's Head Inn, who will
take part in the various golf events
are Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. BIRMINGHAM.
Mr. and Mrs. Barron Collier. of Po-
cantico Hills, who arrived at beers
Head Inn, accompanied by their sons.
Barron, Carnes and Miles Collier. Wis
tied Frank A. Munsey at Garondah
during their stay.
Among those from New York recent
~ arrived at the Windsor for August
are Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Story, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin H milford, Warren B.
Pond, the Rev. James Talbot, Miss
Marion Mcdonald, Mr. and Mrs. r. c.
Iahe, Miss Martin, Miss McMullen.
Mrs. H. w. Bearnall D. A. O'Sullivan'
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bearings, Mrs
Lewis Knott, Miss Bennett, Miss SUIT
phen, Mr.. and Mrs HVanEmden. Miss
phen, Mr.. and Mrs. H. VanEmden, Miss
II. &. VanEmden, f. B. Austin, vii
nam X. Peters, d. D. Graham, Miss
Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. knapp,
Mrs. j. II. Cruikshank, Mr.. and Mrs. S
A. Handman, Mr. and Mrs. II. Baron,
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Richard.