New-York tribune., 1921-09-04
Lake Placid Folk
In Indian Council
Don the War Paint
Nineteenth Annual Fire Of
Algonquin Nation Is Held
Under s'Tree of peace'' in
Historic Iroquois Forest
speeai Dfspaseh 10 The Tribune

LAhS flzAGiD, N T., Sept. 3.-Iu
paint and feathers as members of tho
mighty Algonquin Indian nation. which
once had itn headquarters near the
scene Of the pageant, members of tho
summer colony Thursday evenins
gathered for the nineteenth annual In,
dian council fire beneath the grea4
Tree Of Peace" in Iroquois forest at
Lake Placid Club.
The council fire spectacle, which wa.
witnessed By practically The entire
summer colony, WAS designed to re-
call the wonderful story Of the Tro.
quois nation, which worked out a con-
federacy never before known in the
world. The ceremonial rites were his
torically correct and the result of care
ful research on the part Of Melvil
Dewey, president of the club. and his
associates.
The feature of this seasons council
fire was "The Maize Maiden's Return
to Earth" in which the part Of tho
Maize Maiden was taken by Miss Har-
riet Payne, of New York H. w. Hicks.
Of Lake Placid Club. appeared as Ia
dudaho, the Great White Chief. and
Miss Margaret Wetmore, of Hartford.
Conn, as Onoya.
c. ": McCutchen, of New York and
''At'.s.o, ~ a., VINO won lne last OF
tae sailing races of the season on Tues
day, is also the winner Of the Yacht
Club challenge cup. Miss Hazel Selig
man, OF New York, who sailed the Yacht
OF her father, Professor Seligman. in
this last race, finished third. The Yacht
Club season closes Monday with the an
nual hapjack contest in the afternoon
and dance at the clubhouse that eve
ming.
DIR. James R. Angel, president of
Yale University, who, with his family.
is remaining at Glenmore in the noun
tains midway between Lake Placid and
Eilzabethtown, short distance from
Owls Head Inn, has been joined by his
son, James r. Angel jr, professor at
Harvard. Others at Glenmore as guests
OF Dr.. S. F. Weston, formerly dean of
Antioch College. include Dr. Harold De
Wolfe Fuller, New York. former editor
of "The Weekly Review" and Mrs. Full
Ter; Miss Alice Woods, of London, Eng
llsh authoress; Miss Dorothy Judd.
daughter of Professor Judd, of Chicago
University; State Senator Charles Bake
well, of New Haven, Conn, professor of
philosophy at Yale; State Senator
George D. Jones, of Columbus, Ohio,
and his family.
In honor of her camp guests at I'm
dercliff. on Lake Placid-Mr. and Mrs.
J. ID. Fennell, R. F. Seymour and her
brother, 7. J. English, of New York
Mrs. Hugh Jarvis gave a buffet supper
early in the week at Whiteface Inn,
followed by dance in the Wigwam at
the inn
c. L. Leeming and Miss Gertrude
Leening, OF Plainfeld. n. j., are the
guests of c. W. McCutchen, of New
York and Plainield, at Camp Asyu-
likitt
At Camp Coosa Mrs Malcolm Little
john, of New York, is entertaining
Mrs. c: A: Wagerman, of New York.
Frank H. Hodgman jr.. of Brooklyn.
who recently arrived at Whiteface Inn.
Gustys at Balsams cottage. Mrs. W L.
WasEbourne and Miss D. Washbourne.
Of New York, have arrived 80 spend
Septem ber at the inn.
The handicap golf event for women
at the Stevens House was won by Miss
Claire Smith, daughter of former Rep
resentative Thomas F. Smith and Mrs.
Smith. who defeated Miss Katharine
McCosker, of Brooklyn, in the finals,
3 and 2.
The handicap event for men was
won by Charles Jewtraw, champion ice
skater. who defeated C. D. Gibson, of
New York, and 2, in the finals.
Among recent arrivals at the Stevens
House are Mrs. Jose NJ. Ferrer and her
daughter, Miss irene Ferrer, who re-
Gently came from their summer place
at Elberon, n. J. and have joined Mrs
Joseph Slevinjr. at the hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Louis A. Britt, of
New York, are spending fortnight at
the Stevens House.
More than forty persons registered
AT the Grand View Hotel, headed by
Miss Laura Lee, of New York, Joined
in a big picnic at High Falls early in
the week.
G. H. Bruce. of New York. recently
. arrived at the Grand View, joining Mrs
! Bruce and their son, Robert, who have
been spending the season there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj B. Marshall, OF New
York, early in the week we're Joined
at the Grand View by Mr.. and Mrs.
John D. Carberry, Of Pelham Manor.
Recent New York arrivals at the
Grand View include NJ NJ. Beasley, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Galban, Miss Edith Saund
ers, Miss Florence Saunders, Edward
Grano. Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Goodfellow,
Oscar H. Banghart, Fred Neshmann, DR..
=. podd. Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Colgate.
E. M. Colgate, Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Payne
Miss Barbara Corning, J. II. Mcnamara,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. RAIDER.
New York arrivals at other Lake
! Placid hotels include:
Northwoods Inn-Mrs. W. J. O'Brien.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Diehl, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Weller.