The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Miss Flint Flies
to Dinner Party
at Lake Placid
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Sherman Flint Enthusiastic
Over Aviation-Notes.
spscsai Despatch to tbs NEW Yo.K Hr.ALD.


introduced here this week
when Major S. L. Parker OF
New York with #. Paul Stevens few
from Mirror Lake to Silver Lake,
twenty-five miles distant, enjoyed the
bass fishing for which that lake Is
noted, catching a number from the
floating air machine. which was then
headed about. the return trip to Lake
Placid being made in time for fish
dinner for friends at the Stevens Hotel
In another machine Capt. G. Talbot
Wilcox made the trip from Lake Placid
to the Upper Saranac Lake, where he
picked up Miss Margaret Flint, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Flint OF
Islip, L. l., and a friend of hers and
few with them to Lake Placid. where
they had dinner with her parents, who
motored to the Stevens house. Miss
Flint is enthusiastic over aviation.
Yesterday afternoon members Of the
Lake Placid Yacht Club assembled for
the first in a series of subscription teas
and dances to be held Friday after
Moons at the club house through the
remainder Of this month. These are
under the direction of the entertain
rnent committee. including Mrs. A. L.
d. Warner. New York, chairman; Miss
Bahnsen and Miss Jane Benson, Pas
sale: William Emerson. Passaic. and
Carl Good, Newark.
This afternoon the first in tho series
of water sports took place at the club.
including swimming races. diving. aqua
planning. etc Alvin Norton or Law
renee, L. l.. again was the winner In the
second sailing race on Monday for the
Yacht Club challenge cup.
Mr.. Frederick Ia Kelsey and family
of New York have opened the Water
man camp on Lake Placid for the re-
mainder OF the season
Miss Abigail Harding, sister OF the
President. has ended her stay at Cascade
Lakes Club Hotel and returned to Ma
rion, Ohio.
Nine. Sembrfch Gives Tea.
Among the tea parties of the weel
was that given at her cottage. The
Naples. at Lake Placid Club by Nine
Marcella Sembrich. Mrs. Victor Her
bert, Miss Ella Herbert and Miss Anna
HamIin daughter of George j. Hamlin
tenor. were among the guests. Miss
Hamlin, who is the soprano soloist fol
the concert tomorrow evening at Lake
Placid Club. sang for Nine Sembrfch's
guests.
Mrs. Edward ]. dc Coppet of New
York, who Is at her cottage, The Senti
nels, with Miss Juliette de Coppet. also
entertained with tea early In the week
Henry F. Miller Of New York, whit
Is at his cottage at Lake Placid Clul
with Mrs. Miller for the season. has beel
receiving the congratulations OF mem
bers of the Lake Placid Club Golf Asso
citation. OF which he Is president. on tn
successful conduct of the big exhibition
golf match between George Duncan an
Abe Mitchell noted British professionals
and Seymour Dunn and Hutton Martin
respectively professionals at the LAX
Placid Club and Stevens House, in whlcl
the visitors were the victors two an,
one. and In which Mitchell set up nev
record Of SO strokes for the course. MI
4 Miller was referee for this event ant
Henry S. Redfield OF Hartford. Conn
, and ]. NJ. Muldon Of Pensacola Fla
were markers
This has been the week Of masquer
ade dances at the hotels. On Mondal
night was the merry Foolish Party.
under tthe direction of Warren johnson
Of New York. at the Stevens House
and Thursday night was the annua
petit bal masque, or the COSTUME
party for children. at the Lake Placid
Club, under the direction of Marshal
Hall OF New York, assisted by Dun
bar Johnson. Yesterday afternoon. un
der the direction of Mrs. ]. j. Sweeney
of New York was the little folks cos
tune party In the wigwam. and las
evening at the Grand View Hotel wal
the annual masquerade ball.
CotY Mo GNni0rq
whiteface Inn will have their annua
costume party and on Thursday simi
lar event will be held at the Lake Placit
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Stevens hav
as their cottage guests her sister ant
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McManu
and children OF Elizabeth, N. J.
Mr.. Joseph p. Tumulty. former secre
tary to President Wilson. and Mrs. Tum
ulty are among those expected at tn
Stevens House next week Arrival
there include Mr.. and Mrs. William J
Ralston, Mr.. and Mrs. James Parks
Miss Lillian Parks, James B. Burke, Il
]. Corcoran, Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Sheehy
Miss Anna Sheehy. John j. Sheehy, VIII
lam ". Hudson. Miss A. M. Hyland. DIR
Bert DAILY. James r Dooley. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles E. McManus. Mira. T. J
McCahill. Miss Evelyn Hall McManus o
NeW IOrh.
Miss Elizabeth Deyer of New Yorl
gave a dinner at White Face Inn. TIL,
guests included Misses Ruth Good. Wini
fred Wrigley and Virginia McGi1: Car
Good. Crawford Barry, Goodlow Barry
Howard Ladd, Peter Anness. Arthur
Knox and George Boyce.
Mr.. j. J. PuIIeyD Arrives.
Mr.. John ]. Pulleyn has arrived a
White Face Inn accompanied by his son
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ton +. Kingsley of New York.
Mrs. Eugene Mckernan and Miss Nc
Herman OF Brooklyn are at White Fac
Inn. Others there are r.. A. Peterson
c. p. Moran. J. II. Moran, It. l.. anC
William l.. Boos. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S
Ely. Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland II. Taylor
II. J. McCaslan. Mrs. Clarence Corridor
Campbell Mrs. John Rettie and DR.. l
II. Winter of New York
Mrs. III. r. Hough OF Linden, ". J..
was the winner In the bridge party held
at the Grand View Hotel and Miss A
NJ. Lonergan OF Winoosl VT, won al
petition the winners were Mr.. and Mrs
william II. Morrison. Jr.. OF Brooklyn.
At the Grand View from New York
are Mr.. and Mrs. Sarsfield ii. Lavelle
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Butler. Miss Mae
Morrissey, Mr. and Mrs. e. p. Day and
child, Miss Gertrude l.. Riotte. Mis-
Anna Leckler, Miss Anna Hake. Nils,
Terese Georges. MISS A. l. McManua
Miss X. Il. McManus. Miss Sophia u
Andrews, Miss Wilma A. vanderwald