The New York herald., 1921-07-31
Power Boat Races
Held by Colonists
at Saranac Lake
Mrs. Clarence M. Hyde Is
Donor Of the Trophies
Guests Of the Camps.

Special Despatch to THE New YoaK HERALD.
SARANAc LAKE. N. Y. July 3o.--All
members Of the summer colony in this
village and at the Algonquin Hotel and
camps on the Lower Saranac Lake were
out this afternoon for the power boat
races held ON Lake Flower. under the
auspices of the Saranac Lake Boat and
Waterways Club.
Mrs. Clarence M. Hyde of New York.
who has a camp on the Lower Saranac,
is the donor Of the trophies. six large
silver cups. to the winners Of first place
in the different events, and six smaller
ones to the winners of second place. The
committee In charge Of the race includes
A. w. Currier chairman; c. C. Harris
and Livingston Chapman. Officials for
the event include referee, the Rev. Wal
ter H. Larom; starter. c. j. Ayres ;
clerk of course, William Distin; judges,
G. NJ. Palmer. w. ]. Callahan. A w.
Currier; timers, Livingston Chapman.
John r. Hogan, l.. B. Judson; an
nouncer, Livingston Chapman: patrol
men, G. G. Harris, Fred Killing; surveyor
Of course Henry Hull
Practically all Of the fast boats on
Lake Flower and the Lower Saranac
were entered and there was some Of the
best racing seen on the Saranac waters
in years
DR.. John A. Farrell Is the winner of
the Presidents cup in the events Of the
Saranac Lake Golf Club on its Meadow
brook course. In the finals of this event
he was the winner over DR.. c. c. Trem-
bley, and /. To-day the members are
competing in a handicap event at match
play for a cup offered by J. ]. OCon-
nell
Mr.. Norman q. Mack OF Buffalo.
chairman Of the New York State Demo-
cratic Committee. and Mrs. Mack were
guests at dinner given for them at
The Pines. the homo of the Saranac
Lake Country Club, by Mr.. and Mrs.
C. NJ. Palmer Of New York.
Members OF the summer colony were
out in force for the annual bazaar Of the
Ladies' Guild OF st. Luke's Church in
the parish house Thursday afternoon
from 3 to s. A considerable sum was
realized from the sale Of fancy and do
mestic articles. candy. flowers and re-
freshments.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Palmer
at dinner at The Pines in observance
Of her birthday were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Clarke Of Cleveland. Mrs. Julia
Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Fisher,
MT. anu MIS-. Wall anu tiic 4uASoCo FdAi ~
Santa Barbara. CAL: L. w. Shepard.
Capt. Gibbs Of London, Eng. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Palmer, Mrs. Thompson and
| Miss SILL.
Mrs. John Lisle of Old Military road
gave luncheon at The Pines at which
her guests were Mrs. Robert Clarke,
Mrs. William Howell, Miss Ellen Tay-
lor, Miss Swords. Mrs. N. M Perrin.
Countess Salm. Mrs. Mills Thompson,
Mrs. George X. Fisher, Mrs. G. S.
Palmer and Mrs. G. l.. Jackson.
| Emanuel Balaban. accompanist for
Efrem Zimbalist. will be accompanist
| for Sascha Culbertson, violinist, who is
to be one Of the artists for the concert
in Pontiac Theatre August In aid OF
the work Of the Saranac Lake Society
for the Control of tuberculosis. Will
lam Gustafson. basso Of the Metropoli-
tan Opera Company, who is to sing. Will
be accompanied here by his bride. for
merly Miss Mary Wells Capewell. They
were married at Boston July IL. Miss
HARRIET Van Emden. lyric soprano, Is
another Of the artists for the event