The New York herald., 1921-08-28
EIizabethtOWn to
Have Its OvnLake,
Three Miles Long
Garondah Golf Cup Is Won by
w. j. Birmingham of
New York.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HnRAIn.
ELrzARErHTowN. N. Y. Aug. 27.--
What to name Elizabethtown's new lake.
which is expected to be ready to take its
place among the lakes of the Adirondack
region at the opening of another season.
is a matter Of some little concern to
members of the Elzabethtown Board Of
Trade and to the members Of the sum
mer colony who are anxious to avoid
duplication of the name of any other
| Adirondack lake. The suggestion which
has thus far found most favor Is to
chrlsten the body OF water Boquet Lake
| or Lake Boquet, since IL Ia to be formed
| by damfning the waters Of the Boquet
River
| The report of Charles @. Stafford. the
engineer In charge of the preliminary
survey, was submitted at a meeting of
the board on Wednesday night, and steps
toward raising the necessary funds will
be taken before tho close Of the present
season. 1t is estimated that the project
will cost $4,000. The engineers report
shows that the dam when built will be
392 feet long, and that the lake will be
approximately half mile wide, flooding
back UP the valley of the Boquet three
miles to New Russia.
Joseph c.. Goulet manager OF the
Windsor Hotel announced this week that
| II the project to create the lake ma
terializes that the hotel company, of
which Henry S. Duncan is president, will
construct rustic bridge from the ball
park to the lake shore. with lighthouses
and lighthouses on the shore.
Garondah Cup Contest.
| The contest for the Garondah cup Of
fered by Frank A. Munsey and won by
w. J. Birmingham Of New York, with
| Henry Struse of Brooklyn as runner up.
ranks as one OF the most hotly con-
tested events of the season. Mr.. Bir-
mingham made a pretty fight for the
honor. The spectacular feature Of the
match was the twenty foot putt with
which the winner holed out on the
eighteenth green.
In the semi-nnals for the Garondah
cup Henry Struse defeated Perry Rush
more of the Cherry Valley Country
feated A A. Herman of New York S
and 4.
| Entrants I'm the club championship
events for men and women included
Messrs. Birmingham and Struse, Perry
| NJ. Rushmore, r. G.. Graham, B. +.
Stetson. the Rev. II. H. Pittman, Gordon
| Stanton. A. l.. Nichols, c. II. Jennings.
w. L. Kent A. A. Herman. j. d. Rich
ards. Miss Margaret Struse. Miss Char
/ lotte Siege. Mrs Lewis P. Evans, Miss
Jane Evans. Mrs. William S. Kellogg,
Mrs. Z. NJ. Brown and Miss Cornella
! Baird.
The film, "A Summer Cinderella =
given last Friday night In the Village
Hall before crowded house, was re-
peated Wednesday night for the benefit
OF those unable to attend the first per-
Torrance. Mrs. Edward r. Flammer of
| New York wrote the scenario and the
making of tho film was directed by Mr..
| Flammer.
| Early in the week at Singing Waters
Mr.. and Mrs. Flammer gave a dinner in
honor Of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert G. Worthington OF Baltimore.
! Mrs Norris K. Parker of New York
and Mrs. Clarence 3. Campbell OF Brook
lyn are the guests at Camp Onkobble OF
Mrs David Ludlum Of Ardmore. Pa.
who Is also entertaining her sister, Miss
Jane Stuart Pugh of Brooklyn.
Miss Vida Milholland has returned
from New York and Joined her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Milholland, at
Meadowmount
At Ledgewood Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Lee Campo OF New York are entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Reich, also of
New York
Mrs j. Howard Reber OF Philadelphia
has Dr. Mary Buchanan Of that city as
her guest at Camp Howannarda.
Children's Party nj Inn.
The childron's party at Deers Head
Inn on Tn sday was the big house
event or the week Members of the
summer colony subscribed to the fund
for the purchase of enough gifts for
every child In the village and from the
camps and cottages. and the grab bag
and fish pond revealed no end of won
ders. In charge Were Mrs. Benjamin r.
Stetson, Mrs. Edward r. Flammer and
Mrs. j. Howard Reber
Mrs. A. s. Proctor OF New York re-
Gently arrived at Deers Head Inn for a
sotourn Of month.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Benjamin OF New
York are sojourners OF previous sea-
sons spending month at the Inn.
Perry M. Rushmore of New York and
Ridgewood. N. J., a sojourner of pre-
yious seasons, and his friend, Jesse
Richards, also Of Ridgewood, are at the
inn for several weeks while taking part
In the golf events.
DR.. Robert Strowbridge, Mrs Strow-
bridge and two children, who motored
from the White Mountains, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto r. struse.
Winners of prizes In the weekly COM
petitive dance contest at the Windsor
were Mrs. b. J. Thorman and Mrs.
Thomas Sherman of New York.
Count Cippio of Rome, italy. motoring
through tho mountains with a party of
friends, spent o few days at the Wind
sor.
Recent New York arrivals at the
Windsor include Mr.. and Mrs. H. II.
vreeland, Dr. and Mrs. r. T. Hopkins,
Miss d. L. Nelson, M. 8. Breakstone and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Flynn and
son. DIR. and Mrs. William Francis
Campbell, Z. r. Anker, Fred Schlosser,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccoy, A. l.. Smith.
r. l., Welch. Sidney Neitus. Mr.. and
Mrs. IT. g. Phelps. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dixie Reed, Mr. and Mrs p. Foley, Miss
NJ. Foley, p. r. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
s. Hanckel. Mrs. Otis Smith. Mrs. Schuy-
Ter Orvis Mrs. Fred Goddard, NJ. G.
Mooney, II. d. Keyes. T. T. Walsh, Miss
C.. A. Budlow, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Haas.
Philip Plaistridge, Miss Gladys Nichols,
| J. d. Benjamin, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
van Nostrand. DIR. and Mrs. Il. G. Grune-
I xvaid Nfca paulira King Mr.. and Mrs