New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
Yacht Season at
Lake Placid to
Get Early Start
Schedule of Contests Will
Be Arranged Soon; Must
cal Teas on Sunday After
moons Will Be Revived
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

LAM FAAClU, N. T., July 9.-Mem-
bers of the Lake Placid Yacht Club are
returning to their camps earlier than
! usual this season, and the schedule OF
events is to get an early start. At g
| conference Tuesday between DR.. Henry
L. Marcy jr., of Brookline, Mass, com
modore OF the club, and S. Hudson
! Chapman, Of Philadelphia, chairman OF
the entertainment and regatta commit.
tee, it was decided to call a meeting at
| the clubhouse next Saturday, July 16
at which time the schedule of races
water sports and other events will be
worked out and the season be given its
official start.
Lake Placid's famous musical teas
are to be renewed by members Of the
musical colony annually passing the
season here, and will be given a start
in a small way tomorrow afternoon at
summer place of George J. Hamlin.
New York tenor. Some of the noted
musicians now passing the season in
various parts of the Adirondacks will
join in these musical events each Sun
day afternoon. Arrangements for a
big musical event in August are also
under consideration.
Members of the Lake Placid Shore
Owners Association are reaching their
camps, and, under the leadership OF
Professor Edwin R. A. Seligman, of
Columbia, who has arrived with his
family and opened Camp Askenonta,
Will prosecute, an active campaign for
the permanent Improvement Of Lake
Placid and it's vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. d. Warner, of
New York, who are among recent ar
rivals, have opened Camp Littlebrook
for the season.
The Rev. DR.. Charles R. Erdman.
dean of Princeton; Mrs. Erdman and
Mis- Alice Firdman are at Eagles Eyrie
on Lake Placid, with Mrs. Erdman' s
father, Calvin Pardee, of Germantown,
Ia, ~io recently motored up, stopping
on the way at Hale Brook Park, his
Eli2ahethtown estate
Miss Proctor and her brother, Red
felu proctor, daughter and son of tbs
former United States Senator, are
among those expected soon at their
camps on Lake Placid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Hall, of New
York, have arrived at Camp Shawnee
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin I. Ward, of
Passaic, have opened their camp, and
Mrs. L. A. Oakford, Of New York, is at
Camp Chipmunkery.
Major S. H. Wolfe and family, Of
New York, recently arrived in camp
for the season, and E. Lane and family
and E. S. Steinam and family, all of
New York, are at their camps on Buck
Island.
Benjamin Cone, of Greensboro, S. c.,
has joined his mother. Mrs. Cesar
Cone, at Camp Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Hamlin, Of
New York, are entertaining at their
Signal Hill chalet her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Eldredge, Of Chicago.
Sunset Lodge, on Buck Island, has
been opened for the season by Mrs.
r. F. Norton, of Brooklyn.
Arrivals in the Signal Hill cottage
colony include the Rev. J. j. Joyce
Moore and family, of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Caroline Truax and the Misses
Truax, of New York.
Golf and Aquatic Sports
Attract Many Visitors
At the Grand View, Whiteface Inn,
Stevens House and Lake Placid Club
there is keen interest in golf and the
water sports. Henry F. Miller, of New
club, has returned for the season with
Mrs. Miller to Lake Lodge and is work
ing on the schedule of big events.
Players making low scores on the
links at Whiteface Inn include Miss
Natalie Magruder, Miss Jeanette Nc
Gill, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin I. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. Sweeney, Mrs. L. A. Oakfsrd
and Colonel and Mrs. Herman A. Hall.
Colonel n. H. Treadwell. of New
York, is among the players of previous
seasons playing in good form at the
Stevens House, and his friend E. T.
Foote, also OF New York, is making low
scores. Other players of previous sea-
sons expected soon at the Stevens House
include Monsignor j. J.. Coan, vicar
general of the Catholic diocese of
Brooklyn; the Rev. Father Hickey ami
William J. McConville, also of Brook
lyn.
Taking part in the golf events now
under way at the hotel are C. Chandler
Ross, Harry E. DeWick and DR.. j. c.
Fitzsi1nmons, of New York, who are
spending the season at the Stevens
House.
In honor Of their friends, Miss Mary
G. Waldron, Miss Margaret Waidron
and Robert Waldron, OF Newark, So
.journing at the Grand View, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. B. Marshall, of New York, have
this week given several motor parties
to points Of interest.
H. B. Good and his son, Carl, who
remained in town to see the Dempsey
Carpenter fight, have Joined Mrs. Good
and Miss Good, Of Newark, at Camp
Ne-an-doc ait Whiteface Inn.