New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Lake Placid Folks
Give Attention to
Dog Hurt in Battle
Governor Miller Daughters,
Climbing Mt. Whiteface,
Pause TO Care for Cuts
Inflicted by Wild Hog
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


LAKE PLACID, N. Y, July 3O-A
dog that suffered in an encounter with a
mountain hog was found on Whiteface
by the Misses Marion, Margaret and
Elizabeth Miller, daughters of Gov
ernor and Mrs. Miller, who have been
sojourning at Whiteface Inn. The
young women, with Ward Smith, secre-
and other friends made the ascent
from Whiteface Inn. The party gave
the hurt animal first aid treatment
At Camp Little Brook, on Lake
Placid, where she and Mr.. Warner are
passing the summer, Mrs. A. L. D
Warner, Of New York, is entertaining
Mrs. Alfred Andrews and Miss Schulz.
of New York, and Mrs. j. c. Matthai
of Baltimore. Mr.. Warner recently
was elected commodore of the rake
Placid Yacht Club, and Mrs. Warner
heads the entertainment and sports
committee of the organization.
Victor Herbert, who has been et
Camp JoyIand with Mrs. Herbert and
Miss Herbert, went to New York. where
he will conduct the Stadium concerts
for three weeks.
The Rev. c. R. Erdman, dean of
Princeton; Mrs. Erdman, their daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Erdman; Mrs. Calvin
Pardee jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. l. P. Par
dee, OF Hazleton, Pa, are in camp with
Mrs. Erttman's father Calvin Pardee,
OF Germantown.
Among the recent arrivals is Mon
tague Glass, who again occupies a cot
tage for the season.
H. F. Pope and family, of Cleveland,
have arrived and opened Camp ST. Ar
mand, on Lake Placid. The Wise camp
on the lake has been opened by NJ.
Stroock and family, of New York, and
j. T. Kelsey and family, of New York.
arrive next week for August at the
Waterman camp.
morrow night at Stevens House, when
Mile. smElizabeth lite, soprano of the
San Carlos Opera Company, of Naples,
Italy, sings Mile. Tite, who is mem
Der of the cottage colony, delighted
listeners last Sunday
j. H. Foley, secretary to Governor
Edwards Of New Jersey, who has been
sojourning at the Stevens House with
Mrs. Foley, left early in the week on q
motor tour of Canada with Mrs. Foley
and Stanley and William Griffin, sons
Of ViceChancellor Griffin, of the New
Jersey Supreme Court. Later the Vice
CudHSSAISE AHu MS IAHlly Will pass
several weeks at Stevens House
J. J. Taylor Of New York was win
ner of the handicap golf tournament
at Stevens House, defeating Nelson
Baker of Buffalo in the finals three to
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paolo Calico of New
York, sojoGrners of previous seasons
have returned to Stevens House for
August
Mrs. Norma More and her sister,
Miss Vera Richardson, of New York,
are at the Stevens House.
Many Up From
New York
William J. McConville of Brooklyn,
who is leader in golf events at that
hotel, has returned to Stevens House
for August
Mrs. Joseph ". Keller of New York
has joined her sister, Mrs John E.
Power and John E. Power, jr, of
Overlook, Pa, at Stevens House.
Arrivals from New York at Stevens
House include Mr. and Mrs. F. Strete,
Miss Mabel Jones, Hugo Muller, and Mr.
and Mrs. P. II. Locklin, the Rev. Philip
A. Brady, Mrs. r. V. D. Leighton and
children, Mrs. C. E. Page and child,
The Rev. James j. Saunders. the Rev.
John C. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
kingsbacker.
Before leaving for Hotel Champlain
on the course at Whiteface Inn, de-
feating Comptroller James A. Wen
dell On Sunday afternoon the Gov
ernor and members of his party had
power boat trip about Lake Placid.
Governor and Mrs. Miller expressed
themselves to Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Sweeney as being delighted with their
stay at Whiteface Inn. They may re-
turn next season.
Events OF the week at Whiteface
Inn include the dinner in the tea room
honor of Mrs. Wrigley's birthday
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs wrigley on
that occasion included Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Schafuss, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Hilson, Mrs. Robert 0. Deyer, Mr. ard
Mrs. John Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ].
Sweeney, Mrs. c. NJ Grant. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Harris. H. W. ChatfeId
Earlier Mrs. Wrigley entertained,
also in the tea room, with 81 supper.
for young peonle in celebration Of
the sixteenth birthday of her son, r.
included the Misses Van Brunt. Little
John Sheedy, Good, Deyer. Folme-,
MeGill. Ryon, Andrews, Corson, Will
lettse and Wrigley and Messrs. Barry
Sheridan. Van Brunt, Stewart, Good
Washburn. Ladd, Holmes, Willoughby,
Knox, Boyce and Folmer
In the carnival of lanterns at White
face Inn winners of prizes were: Ca
noes. first, Paul Hunter; second, Miss
Sheriff.: third, Miss Ruth Good. Row
boats, first, the Misses Verran and
George A. Boyce; second. Eugene Grit
fin; third, John Anderson. Floats,
first, Arthur Knox. secoud Mrs H T.
Jarvis; third. Arthur Stewart and Miss