The New York herald., 1921-09-04
Annual Indian
Pageant Held
at Lake Placid
Miss Harriet Payne Takes the
Part of the Maize Maiden
Arrivals at Hotels.

Special Despatch to THE NEW, YORK HERALD.
LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Sept. 3.--Mem-
bers Of the summer colony 'donned
Indian garb and in paint and fea-
theirs took the trail in large numbers
In the picturesque nineteenth annual
Indian council fire at Lake Placid Club
Thursday night The ceremonies, held
under the great tree or peace" in Iro-
quois Forest. are designed to recall the
romantic story OF the Iroquois Indian
nation. by which a confederacy was
worked out and which Is said to have
been taken by Alexander Hamilton as
pattern FOR tho framing Of the United
States Constitution.
"The Maize Maiden's Return to Earth"
formed the pretty allegorical feature
of this seasons spectacle. Miss Harriet
Payne OF New York took the part OF
the Maize Maiden. Miss Margaret Wet
more of Hartford appeared as Onoya
and H. w. Hicks OF Lake Placid Club
as Tadudaho, the great white chief.
On Monday afternoon at the annual
meeting OF the Lake Placid Shore Own
ers Association c. w. McCutchen OF
New York and Plainfield. N. j., was
elected vice-president to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of George A.
Stevens last September. The other of
ficers reelected are Prof, Edwin r. A.
Seligman OF Columbia University, presi-
dent: Christian Bahnsen. Passaic, N. j..
treasurer, and w. s. Benson, Passaic,
secretary. A. L. D.. Warner OF New
York was elected member of the board
of trustees. filling the vacancy caused
by the death OF Mr.. Stevens.
Mr.. McCutchen, who won the final
sailing race OF the season on Tuesday,
Is the winner of the yacht club chal-
lenge cup with total OF eleven points.
Alvin Norton OF Edgemere l.. l., was
a close second with ten points. Mr.. Nc
Cutchen and Mr.. Norton finished In first
and second places respectively In Tues
days race. Miss Hazel Selignan,
daughter of Prof. Ed win r. A. Seligman
Of Columbia University, who sailed her
fathers boat, finished in third place.
Dance at Yacht Club.
on Monday the yacht club season
will be ended with the annual fiapjack
making contest in the afternoon and a
subscription dance at the clubhouse that
evening.
DR. James r.. ANGEL, recently elected
president OF Yale University. who has
been spending the summer with his
family at Glenmore In the mountains.
a short distance from Owls Head Inn at
Keene, N. Y. midway between Lake
Placid and Elizabethtown, is remaining
until after Labor Day. Recently DR..
and Mrs. Angel have been Joined by
their son, James II. Angel, Jr., a pro-
fessor at Harvard.
Other members of the group at Glen
more, where they are the guests OF DR.
s. Il. Weston, formerly dean OF Antioch
College. include DIR. Harold DE Wolfe
Fuller. New York formerly editor OF
the Weekly Revico. and Mrs. Fuller :
Miss Alice Woods of London, English
authoress; Miss Dorothy Judd. daugh-
ter OF Prof Judd OF Chicago University:
State Senator Charles Bakewell OF New
Haven, Conn, professor philosophy at
Yale: state Senator George ID. Jones, OF
Columbus, o., and his family. Mr. and
Mrs. John Martin OF Stapleton, S. T.,
are at Ar,stonet, their summer home
near Glenmore. Miss Henrietta Weber
editor OF the Literary Outlook, Is a re-
cent arrival at Owls Head Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Brewer OF New
York, who have been the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. w. Nuclsols OF Pelham
Manor at Calumet Lodge on Lake
Placid. have returned to the city.
Prof. r. r. A. Scligman OF Columbia
University has been entertaining Mt
Camp Askenonta A. @. w. Seaman and
George Hellman OF New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis II. Hall have been
entertaining c. r. Wright of New York
at their Lake Placid camp.
Mrs. Hugh Jarvis. who IL at her camp,
Underciff, on LalSe Placid. early In the
week, gave a buffet Supper at .whito-