New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-03
Lake Placid Draws
Record Crowd of
HoneymoonCouple
Majority of Camps Opened
for the Fourth; Noted
Educators Will Pass Sea-
SON i'm the Adirondacks
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

LAKE PLACID, N. Y, July a.
Honeymoon couples have taken posses
sion. of Lake Placid in numbers ex-
ceeding the records of all previous
seasons, and the famous eden of the
Adirondacks" has temporarily become
THE Heart Of the Honeymoon Hills"
About twenty newlyweds are at White
lace Inn and an equal number have
their Headquarters at the Stevens
House. There are many at the Lake
Placid Club, and each of the other
hotels, the Grand View, Northwoods,
Inn, Lakeside Inn, the Pines and the
Belmont, has it's quota When Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Herbert, of New
York, who have been married about a
year, arrived at the Stevens House for
a sojourn of ten days they were
greeted by their friends as honeymoon
ers and were overcome with congratu-
lations.
Campers have arrived during the
week in large numbers, and most of
the camps will be open for the Fourth.
Dr.. James R. Angel, the new presi-
Gent of Yale, is expected soon at Glen
more, near Owls Head Inn, Keene
Center: He. will be accompanied by
his wife and son, and they have been
preceded by Miss Molly Angel, his
daughter, who is awaiting them at
Hurricane Lodge.
Mrs. E. J. De Coppet, widow Of the
patron of the famous Flonzaley Quar-
tet, has arrived and opened her cot
tage, The Sentinels. at the Lake Placid
Club. She is accompanied by her
daughter, Miss De Coppet
Mrs. George H. hoffman, prominent
brooklyn suffrage leader, has arrived
at the hoffman summer place in Keene
Valley.
DR.. James r. Ray, former president
of Syracuse University, has arrived
with Mrs. Day and Miss Day at Lake
Placid Club, where they will pass the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Bement and
Miss Bement, of Philadelphia, have
opened Outlook cottage at Lake Placid
Club for the season.
Prof. Edward H. Griffith, dean of
Johns Hopkins University, arrived
wood, on Lake Placid, for the season.
Among others who opened their camps
on Lake Placid were Mrs. Caesar Cone,
widow of the founder of the model
cotton mills of Greensboro, S. c.: M.
L. Richert of New York, who has leased
Camp Brentwood, and H. P. Eels and
party, of Cleveland, who have opened
Camp Gull Rock.
William Hoffman and family, of
East Orange, arrived yesterday at
Camp Inwood, Whiteface Inn, which
by the late Chief Justice and Mrs.
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Good, of Newark.
and Miss Ruth Good arrived this week
and opened Camp Ne-an-doc at White
face Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. O. Deyer and the
Misses Deyer, of New York, are among
the arrivals of the week at Whiteface
Inn for the season.
Honest john Kelly and Mrs. Kelly,
OF New York, who have been sojourn-
ing at Whiteface Inn, went down with
party of friends to witness the Demp-
sey-Carpentier fight, but will return
for the season at the Inn.
DR.. Henry L.. Marcy jr., of Brook
line, Mass, arrived Tuesday at Camp
Green Top for the season. DIR. Marcy
is commodore of the Lake Placid Yacht
Club, and is busy with arrangements
FOR the opening of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Wrigley and
Miss Wrigley, of New York, have re-
turned for the season at Whiteface
Inn. The other recent arrivals from
New York at that hotel include Miss
Josephine ". Hall and Miss Bertha
Shivers, who have arrived for the sea-
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Horace futile.
lUI. anu MrS. H. n. ScnaIuSS, Mr- and
Mrs. V. M. Graves, Mrs. George b. Rob
ertson and Mr. and Mrs. X. M. Pater-
son, who are making extended sojourns.
A convention attedded by 200 dele
gates from the Builders Exchange, of
Clev Gland, is in progress at the Stevens
House, where the party arrived yester-
day. Tonight they enjoyed Madri
Gras party. Next Tuesday they will
engage in baseball game and athletic
contests followed by a banquet and
musicale that evening.
Clifford Pinchot I'd and William P.
Heeker, students at the Hopkins School,
were dinner guests this week at the
Stevens House of j. ID. Brown, of Ath-
ems, Ohio, and the latter's nephew,
James B. Davis, of Cincinnati.
F. G. Squires, Ben King and ]. Hoff-
man, of Railway, N. j., who annually
pass the season at the Stevens House,
have leased the Brewster cottage for
this summer.
Mrs. Joseph Slevin jr., of New York,
has returned for her annual sojourn at
the Stevens House. She is accompanied
by hey niece. Miss Grace Fitzpatrick, !
ef NeSX York.