New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-18
Society at the Capital-News of the Resorts
Memorial able.
To Be Unveiled
AT Lake Placid
Many Friends of G.. A. Ste
VEINS, Former Banker, Re-
main Over for Ceremony
TO Take Place Tomorrow
Special Dtspateh to The Tribune

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LAKE PLACID. Sept. II. - The
unwilling of the tablet erected in
the Bank of Lake Placid in mem-
DRY Of George A. Stevens will take
place Monday afternoon. At the Time
of his death last September he was
president of the bank, Of the Stevens
Hotel Company and dean OF the hotel
men in the Adirondacks. A number Of
his friends among the campers, cot
tagers and hotel sojourners are re-
manning for the ceremony.
R. B. Scott, proprietor of the Pines
Hotel, is chairman Of the committee,
MS associate being Forrest B. Guild,
successor to air. Stevens as president
Of the Bank OF Lake Placid
Two prominent members of Lake
PIacid's camp colony who are remain
ing late this season are Victor Her
bert and George J. Hamlin. Mr.. Her
bert remains through this month 1T
Camp Joyland with Mrs. Herbert and
Miss Herbert, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hanlin
and their son and daughter remain
through October at their Swiss chalet
on Signal Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sinclair are
at Camp Brentwood, at the head of
Lake Placid, occupied this season by
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs NJ L.
Richert, of New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sinclair will remain until the end Of
this month
At her cottage on Hillcrest Avenue
DR.. Alice Y. Hainien is entertaining
her friends, Mr. and Mrs H. F. Liddle.
and their son, Sanford Liddle, Of
Schenectady, who recently came from
their summer place on Lake Piseco.
Members OF a party Of officers from
the military encampment at Plattsburg
and civilians who motored last Sunday
TO Whiteface Inn as the dinner guests
of c.. S. Johnson included Colonel Ar
thur Thayer, commandant Of the
Plattsburg rost; Colonel W. G. Doane,
commandant of the camp; Major r. H.
Fletcher, camp adjutant; Major T. L.
2, Crystal, training officer; Major A. Ell
iicott Brown, general inspector; Cap
/ tain John T. Conover, supply officer;
Lieutenant 7. f. Joyce, mess officer; E.
! Fl. Dow, division freight and passenger
agent Of the Delaware & Hudson sys-
! tenn; ". B. Jacques and Howard D. Had
! ley.
Recent New York arrivals at White
face Inn include Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
MADDEN, Mr.. end Mrs. Henry c. Pear
son. DR. and Mrs. J F Williams, Mrs.
J. J. Fowler, MIR and Mrs. J. E. Var
Hoven. Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Corrigan,
Mrs. Frank ucrsc Smith, Miss Tillie
/ Smith. Miss Arjetta Smith, c. NJ. Ken
dali, Mrs. J. Kent Worthington, Mrs. H.
E. Angel and Mr. and Mrs. F. Z. VIII
! let's.
Mrs. E V. Kent, of New York. who
recently arrived at the Stevens House,
has taken Parade jr cottage.
Mrs. E W Mcclellan and family,
who occupied their cottage thus far this
season, have returned to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. Heating, Of
New York, who recently were at the
Stevens House, have returned for the
remainder of September.
William J. McConviii. of Brooklyn,
who spent portion of August at the
i Stevens House. has returned with his
friend, L. NJ. Bailey, also Of Brooklyn,
! fer the balance of September. They are
devoting much time to golf.
Among recent New York arrivals at
the Stevens House are 0. C. Knicker-
/ locker. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Post, Mr..
and Mrs. C. Mason Janney, DR.. and
Mrs. H. A. Smith, DR.. Robert Reese,
MIR. and Mrs James D. Biggs. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. William Jones, Miss Marion B.
Jones, Mrs E. W Rockafellow, Miss
Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. The
baut and DR.. and Mrs. j. F Buckley.
Members Of a party of officers from
the Plattsburg encamrment who early
in the week visited friends at the Grand
View Hotel included Captains S. A. Ap-
perman, Hubert H. Lewis and J. A. Du
Ros
Leslie A Davis and Lewis A. Day,
students at Yale, ca a hike through the
Adirondacks, spent a few days with
friends at the Grand View.
Mr.. and Mrs. W W. Savage, of
Brooklyn. who are recent arrivals at
the Grand View, are accompanied oy
Walter S. Savage and the Misses Mar
garet j. and Louise c. Scott, of Brook
lyn.