New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Lake Placid Y. G..
Makes Preparations
For Busy Season
Carnival of Lanterns Will Be
Held Friday; Prizes To Be
Given for Best Decorated
Float, Canoe and Rowboat
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


season of the Lake Placid Yacht Club
got under way to-day at \ special
meeting called to make arrangements
for the seasons activities and electing
treasurer to fill the vacancy caused
b. the resignation of William J. Nc
Convill of Brooklyn.
William r. Lyman of Philadelphia,
for many years comm odore Of the
yacht c!ab, who recently arrived with
Mrs. Lyman and Miss Chamberlin at
Camp Red Wing; Dr. Henry O.
Marcy, jr, of Brookline, Mass, pres
ent commodore of the club, who re-
Gently arrived and opened Camp Green
Top; Carl B. Good Of Newark, now at
Camp Ne-andoc for the season;
Thomas McNeir of New York, recent
~ arrived a. Camp Moho. and A. L. D.
Warner of New York, who has opened
his Camp Littlebrook for the season,
are a committee of judges invited TO
make the awards in a Carnival of
Lanterns for which preparations are
now going forward at Whiteface Inn
and in the nearby camps.
The carnival, preparations fer
which are under the general direction
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Sweeney, viii
take place next Friday evening The
awards, which are in three classes,
A, B and c, are respectively for the
best decorated float, rowboat and canoe,
each to De designed in lanterns. The
reviewing stand will be at the White
face Inn dock.
Campers returned this week include
Victor Herbert, who will pass the re-
mainder of the season with Mrs. Her
bert and Miss Herbert at Camp Joy
land. Henry F. POPE and family of
Cleveland have leased the Dangler
camp for the season. Philo c. Fuller
and family of Grand Rapids have ar
rived at the Fuller camp on Hawk
Island. William Barry and family of
Rochester, who arc among recent ar
rivals, have opened the Gull Rock camp.
G. A. Hopkinson and family of New
York have arrived for the season at
Camp Katonah. Thomas McNeir and
Moho for the season and S. Strauss
and family Of New York are at Breezy
Point for the season. C. F. Doscher
Of New York has been Joined by Mrs
Doscher and son at Whiteface Inn for
the season. Mr.. and Mrs C. II. Ven
ner of New York are spending several
weeks at Whiteface Inn. Mrs. Dwight
NJ. Harris and Miss L. NJ Fiss of New
York are at Whiteface Inn for July.
Mrs. G. M. Grant of New York has
been joined by her cousin Miss Eliza
beth Washburn, of Rye, at Whiteface
Inn. Others from New York recently
arrived at Whiteface Inn include:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Glen, Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Hillson, Nine. Olga Hoppe,
Miss Hoppe, Malcolm c. Ludlam, A.
2: Paulson, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.
Thayer, Miss Thayer, Mr. and Mrs.
Z. M. Smith and Miss Smith.
Among the sojourners of previous
seasons returned this week for the
season at the Stevens House are
Thomas F. Smith, secretary of Tam
many Hall, and Mrs. Smith. Their
daughters and son will join them later.
Mrs. II. Raub and Miss NJ. Botzum,
OF New York, have returned for their
annual sojourn at the Stevens House.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Chapman also have
returned for the season at this hotel.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Kurt, of
New York, who are spending the
month of July at the Stevens House,
are enthusiastic golfers and are de-
voting much time to the sport. Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Waltz, of New
York, are spending a fortnight at the
Stevens House
John Hope, Jerome B. Flynn, Mrs.
D. Sullivan, Miss Sullivan. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Sigel. Mr. and Mrs. III. H.
Smith, Edward A. Comtode and Miss
G. Hall are others from New York
soJournIng at the Stevens House.
Recently arrived at the Grand View
arc Harry 5. Lyons, secret, Gy of the
New York State Boxing Commission
Mrs. Lyons and child, who will re-
main through July. They are accom-
panied by Mrs. Lyons's mother. Mrs.
Agnes Bagnall, of Brooklyn.
Mrs. M. f. Sheehan, Miss Honore
Sheehan and Richard Sheehan, of New
York, are at the Grand View for the
season.