New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11
Lake Placid Begins
Preparations for
Biz Winter Sports
Henry Uihlein I'd, President
of Two Skating Associa-
tons, Begins Work on
Programs for Race Meets
Special Dispatch 70 Tho rrioun.


tention Of members of the colony here,
and some Of the camp and cottage own
ers before going back to the city are
having their places equipped for steam
heat, with the intention. Of entertain
ing house parties Of their friends here
this winter during the sports which
have given Lake Placid international
fame as the "St. NORTH Of America"
Henry Uihlein I'd. Of New York.
president Of tho Adirondack Skating
Association and Of the Lake Placid
Skating Association, is working on
tentative program for the winter. and
meetings will be held shortly to make
the usual committee appointments. Mr..
ulhiein and his sister, Miss Adele Uih-
lein, remain at Lake Placid Club for
the fall and winter. Arrangements for
the entertainment Of many are going
forward under the direction Of Melyil
Dewey, president, at Lake Placid Club.
which is winter sports headquarters.
Lakeside Inn. Of which T. A. Leahy Is
manager, and Northwoods Inn, Of which
Frank W. Swift Is proprietor, will both
remain open through tho winter.
At Camp Coosa Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Littlejohn, Of New York, have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Stewart
and Donald Sheridan, Of New York. and
Mrs. Clark Waggaman, Of WASHINGTON
Early In the week Mrs. Little3ohn en-
tertained In honor Of her guests with
supper at Whiteface Landing FOR If
teen.
Mrs. J. A. Hanlin has boon Joined NJ
her place on Signal Hill by her son.
Herbert Hamlin, and family, Of Green
wich, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eustace seligman, who
have been guests at the camp of Mr..
seligman's father, Professor Edwin R.
A. .Seligman, Of Columbia University.
went back to New York on Labor Day.
OF the hotel events on Labor Day
the most delightful was the dance that
evening given under The direction Of
Miss Laura Lee, Of New York, by Mr..
and Mrs. M. B. Marshall, Of New York,
IN honor OF . group Of friends among
the officers from the Plattsburr en-
campment. including Captain r. W.
Herman, Of the Sd Infantry, First Lieu
tenants R. NJ. Prouty and II. O. Renns-
gal, Of the 63d Infantry; First Lieu
tenant I. F. Joyce, Of the 2sth Infantry.
and Captain Hugh Ryan and First
Lieutenant C. o. Hart, of the Medical
Corps.
At The Naples, their cottage at the
Grand View. Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Mar
shall, Of New York. have been enter
tanning E. G. Waters, Of Schenectady.
Eugene Boissevain, former husband
OF the late Tnez Milholland Boissevain.
was among the arrivals. Of the week
at the Grand View.
Lady Stewart Mckenzie, Of Nav
York, who played prominent part In
English war relief work, is among
those recently arrived at the Grand
View. With her came Miss Mary An
derson
'lA' anu MIS-. ~. Z. McNally, OF New
York, are spending their honeymoon at
the Grand View. Among others from
New York, recently arrived at the
Grand View are the Misses Halle. Mr..
and Mrs: B. Bernard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul William Eller, Mile. V. Neidre.
Mrs. AL H. Woods, Miss M. Ahern.
Miss Marie Burns, E. Hildebrand. the
Rev. 8. V. Predmore, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
B.. Schacht, Charles J. Miller, R. J.
Johnston. Charles F. Osterich, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Galhan.
John Kenlon, chief Of the Fire De-
partment Of New York City, accom-
those arriving at the Stevens House,
where they visited with friends Chief
and Mrs. Kenlon were on their annual
motor tour of the Adirondacks.
Among the dinner parties of the
week at the Stevens House was that
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Stevens in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
McManus, of Elizabeth, N. j., who have
been their house guests for several
weeks, and Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Meyer,
Of Saranac Lake.
Tennis events Of interest ON the
courts at the Stevens House include a
O'Keefe, Of New York, paired with
Herbert Hamlin, Of Greenwich, Conn,
and Robert Fisher, of New York, paired
with Paul Moore, OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frank S, Witherbee, Of New
York, spent several days at the Stevens
House on motor tour of the noun
tains. With her was Mrs. Pierre Mali,
of New York.
Sojourners Of previous seasons re-
turned TO the Stevens House for Sep
TENDER include Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory
Flynn, of New York.
Among sojourners for September at
Whiteface Inn there has been much
entertaining. Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
McAvoy, of New York, who remain with
Miss McAvoy at the inn, early in the
week gave small dinner for a number
Of their friends.
Mrs. Frederick Griffith entertained
with motor party to Ausabls Chasm
in honor of her friends, Mrs. II. F.
Stitch and James S. Hunter, of New
York.
Professor A. s. Wheeler, University
of California, and Mrs. Wheeler and
Professor j. M. Bell, University Of
North Carolina, and Mrs. Bell are
among recent arrivals at Whiteface
Robert Pulleyn, Of New York, has
Joined his father, John J.. Pulleyn,
president Of the Emigrant Savings
Bank of New York, at the inn.
Joseph Werner. captain of the
Princeton tennis team; Walter Merrill
Hall and Kenneth Sheldon, Of New
York, as tennis team from the club,
WON all matches In q meet with a team