New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
Costume Dances
Make Lake Placid
A Lively Retreat
Miss Abigail Harding, Sister
of President, Has Ended
Her Stay at Cascade Lakes
and Returned to Marion

LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Aug 13-Lake
Placid hotels have had week Of mas
querades, opening with a Foolish
Party" at the Stevens House on Mon
day night. Warren Johnson, of New
York, had charge. On Thursday night
at the Lake Placid Club the annual
costume party for children was held,
under the direction of Marshall Hall,
Of New York, assisted by Dunbar John
son. At Whiteface Inn yesterday,
under the direction of Mrs. J. j.
Sweeney, of New York. little folks
costume party was held in the Wig
wam At the Grand View Hotel last
evening, under the direction of Miss
Laura Lee, of New York. the annual
masquerade for the seniors was held
The annual costume party for grown
ups at Whiteface Inn will be held next
Saturday, followed by competitive
dancing. The masquerade for adults at
the Lake Placid Club is set for Au-
gust 18.
The first of a series of Friday after
noon subscription dansants was held
yesterday at the Lake Placid Yacht
Club under the auspices of a committee
headed by Mrs. A. L. D. Warner. Of
New York, and including Miss Bahnsen,
Miss Jane Benson, William Emerson
and Carl Good.
Alvin Norton, of Lawrence, L. T.,
again was winner in the weekly sail
ing race for the challenge cup
Miss Abigail Harding, sister Of the
President, who had been at the Cascade
Lakes Club Hotel, has returned to her
home at Marion. Ohio. Mrs B. K
Stuck, of Buffalo, Republican leader
Of Erie County women, was with Miss
Harding at the Cascade Lakes
Camp arrivals include Frederick L.
Kelsey and family. Of New York. who
have opened the Waterman camp.
Among hostesses at cottage tea par
ties were Nine. Marcela Sembrich. who
entertained at The Naples, her cottage
al the Lake Placid Club, and Mrs. T. J .
De Coppet, of New York, widow of the
founder Of the Flonzaley Quartet, who
entertained at her club cottage, The
Sentinels- Mrs. Victor Herbert and
Miss Ella Herbert, wife and daughter
Of the composer, were among Nine
Sembrich's guests. Another guest was
Miss Anna Hamlin, daughter Of George
Hamlin. She gave several soprano
solos, and VIII sing at the Placid Club
to-morr- w night.
entertaining her sister and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McManus and
children. Of Elizabeth
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ralston and
family, of New York, have returned to
the Stevens House. Others from New
York arriving there include William
Murray, Dr.. Bert Daily, James R.
Dooley, Mr.. and Mrs. James Parks,
Miss Lillian Parks. William v Hud-
son, James B. Burke, (. j. Corcoran,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Sheehy, Miss Anna
Nheprv ,IOhr CLoar,, Mr~
Broderick, Mss NJ Broderlck. Miss A.
IA. Hyland, Mr. and Mrs Charles E.
McNanus, Mrs. T. J. McCahill and Miss
Evelyn Hall McManus.
Among dinner parties at Whiteface
Inn was that at which Miss Elizabeth
Deyer, Of New York, entertained for
friends. including Miss Ruth Good,
Miss Winifrfed Wrgley, Miss Ryan,
Miss Thayer, Miss Virginia McGin,
Goodlow Barry, Howard Ladd, Peter
Anness, Arthur Knox, Cort Schenck
and George Boyce.
Members Of party from Whiteface
Inn who made the trip to Paul Smiths
and the st. Regis chain Of lakes we're
Mrs j. J. Sweeney, DR.. and Mrs. D. &,
Vande rhof, the Misses Harmon. the
Misses Moore, Dr.. and Mrs G. (.
Pfaehler.
Mrs. H P. Hough, Of Linden, \. j.,
was winner at Grand View bridge
party. Miss A. NJ. Lonergan, Of Win
ooski, W., won the honors at FIVE hun
dred
Recent New York arrivals at the
Grand View include Mr.. and Mrs. Sars-
field H. Layelle, X. J. McNally, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Butler. Miss Mae Morris
sey, Mr.. and Mrs. t. B. Day and child.
Miss Gertrude l.. Rlotte, Miss Anna
Leckler, Miss Anna Hake, Miss Terese
Gorges. Miss A. l.. McManus, Miss X
T.. McManus, Miss Sophia Il. Andrews,
Miss Wilma A. Vanderwald
Arrivals from New York at the other