New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
Tekenink Prepares
Big Hunting Season
In the Adirondacks
Club of Summer Colony
Expends $4,000 in I'M
proving Preserve; Young
Women in Film Play
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

ELIZABETHTOWN, N. Y, Aug s.
Provisions for the coming hunting sea
son are being made os an elaborate scale
by members of the Tekenink of the
Adirondacks, which is Indian for "the
spirit of the Adirondacks, and is a
sportsman S club composed of memb ers
of the summer colony here and in this
vicinity About 900 has been ex-
pended by the club in preparation for
this season and III permanent improve
ments which will make the club pre-
serve regular sportsmen's paradise.
Recently the club has added to its
holdings through purchase of 1000
acres of forest land, making the entire
preserve about five square miles in
area.
Included i'll the tract are four miles
of Spruce Mill Brook, a famous Adj
rondack trout stream. Six new FISH
ponds have been built on Richard
Brook, which is also in the tract, max
ing total of nine constructed thus far,
and all are now connected with fish
ways.
Officers of the club include David H.
Ludlum, of Ardmore, Pa, president;
Benjamin F. Stetson, of Eliza BEETHOVEN,
president and manager; Edward F..
Flammer, of New York, vice president;
~ A@SVcAo ANCDcI, OIL InllaQ6lpnla,
treasurer, and Harry o. Stubbs. of New
York and Valley Stream, L. l.. secre-
tary.
MISS Dorothea Sargent, of Albany, is
TO play the title role in the motion pic
ture "a Summer Cinderella" heinz
made by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Flam
mer, of New York, and the tentative
date of presentation in the village hall
is August 49,. Others in the cast who
have been filmed this week include
Miss Sarah Edwards, Miss Eleanor
Ridgway, Miss Katherine Ludlum,
Miss N Irene Shirley, Mrs. William S.
Kellogg, Mrs. Lewis P. Evans, Miss
Margaret Struse, Mr.. and Mrs. J. How
ard Reber, Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN F.
Stetson, Mr. and Mrs Augustus Cough
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs Flammer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry 0. Stubs, Clinton Blume.
Arthur Hurley, 7. W. Gibson, Stewart
Waldenburg. Morgan O'Connor and
Postmaster George L. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. j. Howard Reber have
In their house party at Camp Howan-
narda United States Judge ]. Whitaker
Thompson, of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Thompson; Mr. and Mrs. John D. Shat
tuck, Ridley Park, Pa, and Miss Maude
D. Lloyd, of New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reber nave also been entertaining
Il.
vice president of the Philadelphia Saw
ing Fund; Mrs. Woodward and E. X.
Nelson, president of the Ridley Park
National Bank
At the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Erman
j. Ridgway, of Montclair Miss Eleanor
Ridgway is entertaining her cousin.
Miss Dolly Twitchell, of Chicago. and
her brother, Thayer Ridgway, is enter
tanning Leighton Carpenter, of Mont
clair.
At Onkobble, their Elizabethtown
camp, Mr. and Mrs. David s. Ludlum,
of Ardmore, Pa. have been entertain
r. A. Stockton, of Swarthmore, Pa,
comptroller Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road; Mrs. Stockton, Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph E. Haines. Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Lcdoux, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wisdom
and r. Lands, Swarthmore.
Miss Peggy Zabriskie. of New York,
who has been the guest of Miss Serena
Hand at the cottage of Judge and Mrs.
Augustus Hand. has gone to visit with
friends at St. Hubert's.
The committee of women in charge
o. the annual children's party at
beers Head Inn this month includes
Mrs. Benjamin F. Stetson, Mrs. Edward
Fiammer and Mrs. J. Howard Reber.
Mrs. Alfred Suter, of New York.
gave one of the dinner parties of the
week, entertaining in the grill at the
Windsor Hotel. Mrs. Joseph E. Gou-
let, Mrs. Gordon Stanton. Mrs. l.. H.
kerans. Mrs. c. Dejorup and Miss
Sarah Edwards.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Halloran and
the Misses Halloran, of Brooklyn, who
have arrived at the Windsor HossI
for the. balance of the season occurv
the blanchard cottage there