The New York herald., 1921-09-11
FareveII Dance
at Yacht Club
at Lake Placid
Mrs. Frank s. Witherbee and
Mrs. Pierre Mali Among
Visitors at Resort.

| Special Despatch to THE NEW YozK HEaALD.
LAKE PLACID. ". Y. Sept. 10.-with
the passing of Labor Day and the return
of their guests to the cities. some Of the
members of the Lake Placid colony have
/ turned their places over to the plumbers
to be equipped with steam heat and viii
come back next winter for the annual
winter sports. which within recent years
have attracted International attention to
Lake Placid as the ''St. Moritz of
America"
| Henry Uihlein I'd Of New York. presi-
dent of the Adirondack Skating Associa-
tion and OF the Lake Placid Skating AS
sociation. is remaining for the fall and
winter at Lake Placid Club. where he
and his sister, Miss Adele Uihlein, have
been all summer Mr.. Uihlein says that
Lake Placids winter sports this winter
win be up to the standard OF recent
years. At the club active preparations
are being made for the winter sports
under the direction OF Meivil Dewey.
president. and in addition to Northwoods
Inn. Which opened last winter. Lakeside
Inn. managed by T. A. Leahy, also will
remain open.
Anlcng the enjoyable events OF Labor
Day was the farewell tea and dance at
the yacht club under the direction of the
entertainment committee headed by Mrs.
A. L. d. Warner Of New York. for which
large number of the campers assem-
bled. At their camp. Little Brook. on
Lake Placid, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Rubino
Of New York and Havana.
| Mrs. Frank S. Witherbee and Mrs.
Pierre. Mali arrived this week by auto
mobile and stopped at the Stevens House
for several days.
Mr.. Herbert Hamlin and family of
Greenwich, Conn. are the guests of his
mother. Mrs. j. A.. Hamlin. at her place
on Signal Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eustace Seligman, who
have been guests at the camp Of his
father, Prof. Edwin r. A. Seligman of
Columbia University. returned to New
| York on Labor Day. Calvin Pardee and
family have returned from Camp Eagles
Eyrie to theeir home in Germantown. Pa.
Gives supper for 15 Friends.
At their Camp coosa Mr.. and Mrs.
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Stew
art and Donald Sheridan of New York
and Mrs. Clark Waggaman of Washing
ton. In honor OF her guests Mrs. Little
\ john early In the week gave supper at
Whiteface Landing for a party OF fifteen
friends.
Clinton Norton OF Edgemere. l.. L..
motorcd up this week, joining the party
at Camp Norton including HIS mother,
Mrs. r. 4. Norton: lis sisters, Miss
Asteria Norton and Mrs. William De
Mott. and his brothers. Alvin and Wal
ter Norton. and Miss Ruth Pierson and
l.. T. Noe Of Madison. y. j.. The party
closed camp to-day and motored back
TO the city
| Labor Days chief event was the
dance given that evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ II. Marshall or New York for
a number OF visiting officers from the
| Plattsburg encampment including Capt.
I II. w. Herman of the Third Infantry
First Lieutenants r. NJ. Prouty and H.
o. Rennegai OF the sixty-third Infantry,
| First Lieut.. T. +. Joyce of the Twenty
eighth Infantry and Capt Hugh Ryan
and First Lieut.. c. o. Hart. both OF
the Medical Corps Among the dance
events of the evening was the glow
worm dance, for which the lights were
extingnished. the ballroom being lighted
only by flashlights In the hands of the
women dancers.
| The apple waltz was won by Mrs
Jose Armand OF New York and Havana
and Capt Ryan. Miss A. Randles OF
New York and Capt John Doheny Of
Poughkeepsie were winners Of the lucky
number dance. and the rug game" was
won by Miss Freds Galunke OF Roch-
ester and Lieut. Joyce.
Lady Stewart Mckenzie OF New York,
prominent In English and American war
relief work. who Is among those recently
arrived at the Grand View, is accom-
panied by Miss Mary Anderson OF New
York
| At their cottage, The Naples. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. y. Marshall OF New York have
been entertaining Il. @. Waters Of sichc-
ncctady.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. McNaliy OF New
York are spending their honeymoon Mt
the Grand View. Others from New
York there include Mrs al RI. Woods,
Miss VI. Ahern. Miss Marie Burns. the
Rev. Father s. " Predmore Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. p. Schacht, Charles J. Miller,
r. J. Johnston. Charles u. osterich, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul William Eller.
The dinner parties Of the week AZ the
Stevens House include that given by