The New York herald., 1921-09-18
Riding to Be Rival
of Golf ndOther
Adirondack Sports
ElizabethtOwn Club and Hotel
Prepare to Establish Sta
bleS of Horses.

Special Despatch to THE Nxw YORK HEsALD.
ELrzAsErHTowN, N. Y, Sept. H.
Riding on a scale never before attempted
at an Adirondack resort will rank with
if not outclass golf and other sports
among sojourners here next season il
arrangements now in the making are
carried to completion.
Members OF the TekeninlS OF the
Adirondacls. the club sportsmen with
headquarters here, who are now COM
pleting their arrangements for the hunt
Ing season. have taken up the subject
or blooded horses. and 1t is probable
that several will follow the lead Of
Benjamin It. Stetson, vice-president of
the club and a member Of the American
Suffolk Horse Association, who has just
installed on portion OF the club
preserve eight Suffolk horses, including
the stations. Gen. Pershing, Prince and
Duke and the mares Countess, Elenore
and Rose Of Champlaln Valley. The
animals. all three-year-olds, are from
the Skyland Farm stables OF the late
Francis Lynde Stetson, q cousin Of Mr..
Stetson, who is proprietor of Deer's
Head Inn.
Joseph A. Goulet manager of the
Windsor. has announced that the Wind
sor stables of years ago, before the ad-
vent of the automobile, will be filed
with saddle horses next season and
that greater attention win be given rid
ing than in many previous seasons.
This week end brought permanent
breaks in the ranks Of the campers, a
number OF whom are closing their sum-
mer places and returning to the cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erman J. Ridgway have
closed their cottage and are returning
to New York for the winter.
Women Remain in Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Ludlum. who
have been at their camp. Onkobble, all
season, have returned to their home at
Ardmore, Pa. but Mrs. Ludlum's sister,
Miss Jannette S. Pugh Of Brooklyn.
who arrived several weeks ago, remains
at camp, where she has been Joined by
another sister, Miss Mary r. Pugh, and
Miss Elizabeth Kinloch, Miss Estelle
Eek and Miss Mabel Connor OF New
York. Mrs. Frank Bond OF Newark. who
recently joined Mrs. Ludlum at camp,
also remains as a member of the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lee Campo Of
New York, who have been entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. James vanderveer and
Mrs. Emil Ragenberg, also Of New York,
at Ledgewood, closed their camp this
week and returned to the city.
Justice and Mrs. Charles II. Kelby Of
Brooklyn, who are among the return
Ing campers early in the week, enter
tanned with small dinner for several
friends at the Windsor grill.
MIR. and Mrs Edward It. Flammer OF
New York are still ut Singing Waters.
On Monday evening Mrs. Flainmer en-
tcrtained for her house guest, Mrs. Rob-
ert @. Worthington OF Baltimore, and
Mrs. Benjamin +. Stetson with O motor
trip to Lake George and dinner at the
Rogers Rock Hotel.
Mrs. A. Dreyer or New York, Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Allen or Brooklyn are at
Deers Head Inn. AIx and Mrs. =. N
Dion and the Misses Dion OF New Yorl,
have left there for motor trip to Mont
real and will return for the remainder
of September.
Arrivals From New York.
Recent New York arrivals at Deer's
Head Inn include Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Dona-
hue. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hull, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Michaels. Miss Jessie
Bright. Miss Genevieve I. Walter, Ray
mond r. Walter, George II. Nickel, Mr..
and Mrs. A 8. Eller, S. r.. spaulding.
Mrs. William 8. Ginnel. William s. Gin
mel, Jr.: Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Merkley,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Walter. Phillip F.
Kessler, Miss Henrietta p. Davis, Miss
Adeline b. Missing. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Kenserin, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Strasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. william G. Hile. of
Union. N. J., and Miss Rose NJ. Hickey
and Joseph Saldarini OF Weehawken,
who recently arrived at the Windsor,
viii remain until the close OF the
season.
Capt and Mrs. Charles Firth and
their son, Norman Firth, OF Hamilton.
Bermuda, are spending the balance of
the season al the Windsor.
Mrs. Frances Robinson and Miss Rose
Lubin of New York have been the guests
FOR fortnight OF Mrs. Robinson's sister
Miss Ida Levin of New York. at the
Windsor.
Members OF a party OF young people
who O. few days ago motored from the
Windsor to Paul Smiths were Mrs.
Robinson. Miss Lubin, Miss Levin. Miss
Francine German. Miss Mary r.. Gibson
and Norman Firth.