New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-03

|Old-F ashioned 9TH
A ats Colony at
Elizabetlltown, N. Y.
Younger Set Will Be Active
in Diversified Program;
Committee Gets Figures
on Cost of Lake Project
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

El.IAAbEI HIOWN, n. Y, July g.
Preparations for the Fourth include
an old-fashioned creased pig chase. in
which members of the younger set in
the summer colony will join. In ad-
dltion there will be two baseball games
and any quantity of sports and
speeches.
Edward F. Flammer, of New York.
president of Elizabethtown's Chamber
OF Commerce, has committee at work
gathering data on the cost of con-
structing the dam which is to create
lake three miles long on the course
of the Boquet River as it flows through
the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flammer who arrived
recently at Singing Waters, their
Ellzabethtown place, are engaged in
making series Of motion picture
films. Mrs. Leon Enroll, wife of the
comedian, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hammer and will return about July
Is as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Kruger, who will then open their cot
tage.
=. Justice Charles N. Kelby, of Brook
lyn, has leased the Goss cottage in the
Balsams colony, and has arrived with
his family.
Judge Augustus N. Hand and family,
of New York, are expected soon at their
cottage. Judge Hand is president of
the golf club, and meeting of that
organization will soon be called.
Frank A. Munsey donor of the Gar
ondah cup, the principal tournament
trophy, is expected back from Paris
about August 10, and will come here,
passing the rest of that month and
September at his estate, for which the
trophy is named.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Milholland and
Miss Vida Milholland, of New York,
where they will pass the season.
Calvin Pardee, of Germantown, Pa,
is expected soon at his Hale Brook
Park estate, where he will again re-
ceive the members of the Pardee
family in the United States at his an
nual reunion reception.
Mr.. and Mrs Seth Prague Terry, of
Montclair, have opened their cottage
in the Balsams colony.
Miss Kate Gilbert, of Brooklyn, is
at Melcote-in-theP Pines for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lee Campo, of
New York, have opened their cottage,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Munroe, of
New York, are at their camp on ST.
monds Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis P. Evans. of New
York, have opened their cottage.
Miss Harriet Peck, of Miami, who
has leased the Shovan cottage, has ar
rived, accompanied by her sister, Mrs
H. P. Michaels; Mrs. M. r. Tangerrnan
and master Michaelis Tangerman, of
Miami.
The Sanford cottage, of the Windsor
group, has been leased by Thomas M.
Marshall jr., of Pittsburgh, who will
arrive with his family July 6.
Mirabeau G. Towns, of White Plains,
who has been passing fortnight with
Mrs. Towns at the Windsor, has made
some fine catches of trout.
Among members of the Cobble Hill
Golf Club who arrived this week at the
Windsor are George H. Siege, of Brook
lyn, and J. G. Bryce and L. Lorne Ed
gar. of New York
M. Roy Stern, of Middletown, N. Y,
a prominent amateur golf player, is at
the Windsor for fortnight and will
return for the August tournament. On
Wednesday night Mr.. Stern gave din
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Halloran
and family, Of Brooklyn, will return for
d&otneI season at tHe w luuSOI.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Greenbaum, of
New York, are at the Windsor for the
season. Others from New York recent
ly arrived there include Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Barry, Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Curran,
DR.. J. Lazarus, Mrs. C. L. Frederick,
Miss Frances Budlong and Mr.. and Mrs.
D. H Lewis.
Mrs. Katharine Mills and daughter
and Mrs. Mills's niece, Miss Katharine
Shilling, of New York. have arrived for
the season at Deer's Head Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Djorup and their
son, Richard Djorup, of New Yorks
are among the visitors of former sea-
sons who this week returned to Deer's
Head Inn.
Mrs. Irving Goldman and Mr.. and
Mrs. George l.. Dason, of New York,
have returned to Deer's Head Inn for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Jarrett, of New
York, have made their usual reserva-
tions at the Inn.