The New York herald., 1921-07-31
Cor. N. L, MiHer's
Daughters Climb
Mt. Whiteface
Pick Quills From Hedgehog
Out of Dog-Arrivals at
Lake Placid.

LAKE PLACID, N. r., July 3V.-Cnmp-
ing Mount Whiteface. which rears its
head 4.S72 feet above the sea at the
head of Mount Whiteface. Is now more
OF social pastime than previously.
On the arrival at the summit climbers
find regular hoted register In the steel
observation tower and telephone facili-
ties by which they may communicate
with friends In the village or at long
distance points.
The element of discord In this other
wise delightful ascent Of the most inter-
esting OF all the Adirondack peaks Is
provided by the hedgehogs which chatter
by night in manner making 1t impos-
sible for campers to sleep on the sum-
NIT and AL every dog with their sharp
pointed Quills.
When the Misses Marion. Margaret
and Elizabeth Miller. daughters Of Gov.
and Mrs. Miller. who were with their
guests early this week at Whiteface Inn,
made the ascent OF the mountain on
Monday they came across a dog. on the
trail full of the Irritating quilts. Aided
by Ward Smith. secretary to the Cover
nor, and Mrs. Smith. who were members
of the party, they managed with a small
pair of pliers to get some of the quills
out and to ease the animals suffering.
The party then continued the climb to
the summit.
Montague Glass. author Of the Potash
and Perlmutter'' stories. again has
Joined the Lake Placid cottage colony.
III. F. Pope and family of Cleveland
have opened Camp ST. Armand.
Guests at Warner Camp.
Mrs A. L. d. Warner Of New York.
who is at Camp Little Brook with Mr..
Warner, is entertaining Mrs. Alfred
Andrews and Miss Schulz of New York,
and Mrs. J. G.. Matthai Of Baltimore
Mrs. Warner heads the entertainment
and sports committee Of the Lake Placid
Yacht Club and Mr.. Warner Is the new
commodore of the club.
| Benefit events of the week include the
sale Of fancy articles at Lake Placid
Club on Tuesday in aid Of Stony wold
Sanatorium at Lake Kushaqua.
| Mile. Elizabeth Tite, coloratura So
prano Of the San Carlos Opera Company,
who is a member of the Lake Placid
cottage colony Of musicians. will be the
artist at the concert tomorrow night at
| the Stevens House.
| Arrivals at the Stevens House include
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Strcte. Miss Mabel
Jones, Hugo Muller. Mrs r. ". d. Leigh
! ton and children. Mrs. c. z. Page and
child. the Rev. James J. Saunders. the
Rev John c. Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs
Alvin Kingsbacker. James II. Roach.
r. A. Lang, the Rev. Philip A. Brady.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Locklin.
| Winners of prizes in the canoe class at
the recent carnival Of lanterns were !:
First, Paul Hunter: second. Miss Sher-
rill third, Miss Ruth Good. In the row.
boat class-First the Misses verran and
George A. Boyce; second. Eugene Grif-
An third. John Anderson. In the float
class-First, Arthur Knox second, Mrs.
II. L. Jarvis; third. Arthur Stewart and
Miss Clement.
Those entered In the Whiteface Inn
tennis tournament include II. A. Scha-
fuss. J. M. Holmes. z. Van Brunt, G.
Barry, II. Malcolm, r. d. Wrigley, Jr..
c. Barry, Carl Good. George A. Boycc
and A. II. Green.
New York arrivals at the inn include
Frank S. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. N. L.
Chance, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Potter, Dr.
Joseph o. Dwyer, John j. Geery, j. f.
Halstead and Mrs. e. d. Gillette.
| At baseball team Of young men play
ers defeated a team OF young women
| players by the score OF 20 to 81.
| Mrs. M. b. Marshall of New York
entertained for Miss Margaret waldron
and Miss May Waidron of Newark. who
are at the Grand View. with motor trip
to John Browns grave.
| At the Grand View are Miss Grace
| Balch. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver c. Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. George IS. Kebabian, Miss
Nell Ryan, Miss Lucy O'Brien. Mrs
Pearl Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Pritch-
ard, George I. Skinner and family
Ernest Sims. Miss Gertrude Harrington
Entertainment for Actors Fund.
| At the Lake Placid Club an entertain
ment was held last night under the d.
rcction OF Marshall Hall OF New York
for the benefit of the Actors Fund.
A tennis tournament with singles and
doubles for men players was started at
the club this week under the auspices
| Of the National Lawn Tennis Associa.
ton, the prizes being medals offered by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Talbot of New York.
| New York arrivals at other hotels in
clude:
Lakeside Inn---william 4. Schneider.
| County Clerk New York county; Mrs
Schneider. Mr.. and Mrs. z. b. Franklin
and son. Mrs Anna Z. Shields, Fred A.
Welis. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lenz. Mr..
and Mrs. A H. Levy. Mr.. and Mrs. Y.
M. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Jesse II, Neal
and son. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Blair. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Gruenstein and daughter
Rita, Mrs. r. I. Schwab. Miss Frances
Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Connor, Miss
I. Walrath. l.. z. Gordon. At the Bel
mont-Miss Elizabeth Hill, Miss Rena
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Schwerin, Otto II.
Lenshen. M. E. Saunders. Miss Vida
Abrams, Miss Frances Weinstein, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Meyer. At the Pines
Miss Gladys Stewart. Miss Katherine
Henninger. Il. L. Cahill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Haffen. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis f..
Haffen. At the Northwoods Inn
Charles A. Pope. Robert Pope. Miss
Helen Pope. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M.
Downey, Jr., b. Holstein, Charles c.
Griswold, ]. d. Allen, Miss Emma Col
Inns. Miss Helen +. Hewitt Mr.. and Mrs.