The New York herald., 1921-09-04
N FOR SEPTEMBER IN THE .
Celebrations for
Holidays Begun
at Lake George
Boat Races and Water Sports
to Be Held at Various
Points.

Special Despatch to THn New YonK HERALD
LAKE GEORGE. N. Y. Sept. a.-Monday
will witness one Of the liveliest Labor
Days ever seen at this resort. with the
fast boat races at the club and the
many water sports at the. various ho-
tells In the evening fireworks will be
seen from many points along the shore.
The reservations at the hotels. board
ing houses and cottages over Labor Day
are heavier than ever before In the
history of this resort
One OF the feature events of this
week was the canoe carnival and fire.
works held at Hulett's Landing on
Tuesday evening. Among the winners
OF the canoes were Carlos Serrano CO.
| lumbia, S. A., first: Miss Ethel Delnoce
OF New York, with Miss Mildred Del
noce as passenger, second, and Miss
Emma Schlegel OF Montclair, N. j..
third. One of the events Of the parade
was a chorus OF twenty-five girls, who
sang all the popular song hits accom-
panied by the hotel orchestra, which
was floating about on large barge.
DR.. Herbert Stone. who has been at
the Huett House during the summer.
has returned to New York to take up
his work with the Board OF Health.
Miss Thelma st. John OF East Orange,
N. j., won the trophy for the champion
woman tennis player at Hulett's this
season by defeating Miss Gertrude
Nicoll of Brooklyn.
Celebrations for the weekend holi-
days began tonight at the Lake George
Club with a dinner and dance.
Labor Day will witness the final race
of series for the championship of Lake
George. With many fast boats entered
some capable of speed OF fifty miles an
hour, this race promises to be an excit-
Ing one. e-Commodore Henrys VIII
O. the Wisp now leads by two points over
Rear Commodore Speeds Miss Engle-
wood
In the evening at the club there will be
a special Labor Day dinner after which
dancing will be enjoyed. The Kicker's
Handicap Golf Tournament started al
the club to-day. The Flag Day goli
tournament will start Monday.
Will o. the Wisp took first place at the
high speed motor boat races at the thir.
ty-third annual regatta of the Lake
George Association. held over the Hague
course Thursday. and Miss Schonowe
owned by George Refs of New York
came in second.
Charles A. Douglass manager Of tn,
Fort William Henry Hotel. announced
this week that II business warrants It tn,
hotel win remain open until late in Or
tober. 1t is probable that the Hote
Worden will remain open until Novem
ber.
Recent arrivals from New York at the
Fort William Henry Hotel include Dr
and Mrs. T. M. Neafsey Mrs Victor
Doscati, Miss w. B. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
VII. Pratt Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Wat
SON.. Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Barnes, B. +
Hilton. the Misses G. and H. Hilton, DR.
and Mrs L. M. Agataton, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Livingston
and daughter. H. c. Bloomingdale, Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Laurier. Peter ]
Hamill. q. c. Taylor. II. X. Brooks, Mr.
and Mrs w. H Steel.
X Allen. d. Clinton Mackey. Middleton
S. Boland. William Hudson. John J
sheehy M. j. Sheehy, J. l.. Chadwick
NJ Il Dougherty. w. H. Palmer, w. F.
Greene. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Cole, Mr.
and Mrs Lisle Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie.
Il. Ashley. w. G. and W. Y. White w
A. Hathaway. f. J. Meulthrup. Flora
Livingston. =.
| Hotel Marion-A. A. Smiley. Mrs. NJ
Mason, r. Gautier. A. NJ. Simmons
Grace S. Foster. Frances L. Wheat
Beatrice r. Turner. r. A. Hass. Samue
| Reney. Mr.. and Mrs. d. III. Eastmead
Mrs. l.. Ford. Mrs. c. Sherwood, Mr.. L
| Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs f. Coote