The New York herald., 1921-09-04
Bridge and Tea
for Charity at
Upper Saranac
Event Held i'm Aid of Trudeau
Sanatorium-NoteS of
the Camps.

! Special Despatch to THE New YoRiS HERALD.
4 UPPER SARANAc LAKE n. ", Sept g.
What proved the gala event OF the sea-
son on the Upper Saranac Lake was the
bridge tea and sale held Thursday in
1 the Casino at Saranac Inn, at which a
large sum was realized for the benefit of
the Trudeau sanatoriuN at Saranac
Lake, founded by the late DR.. Edward
Livingston Trudeau.
/ The committee in charge of the event
was headed by Mrs. Howard Bucknell Of
Atlanta. Ca, for Saranac Inn; Mrs
Walter B. James of Glen Cove for Paul
Smiths; Mrs. S. w. Douglass, New
York. for Bartlett's Inn; Mrs. Z. T.
Comfort. New York, for Corey's, and
Mrs. Alma Thatch. New York. for Lake
Clear.
At the candy booth were Mrs. j. r.
Sheffield. Mrs. Robert TiIney, Mrs. C. C.
Marshall. Miss George. New York Mrs
S. NJ. Colgate and the Misses Colgate,
East Orange; Mrs. Robert Bentley,
Youngstown. Ohio; Miss Carol Smith,
Mrs. Stacey Lloyd. Miss Ellen Lloyd
Douglass. Philadelphia.
In charge of the sale Of homemade
cakes were Mrs. William Goodman,
Mrs. C. H. Krumbaar, Mrs. H C. Lloyd,
Mrs. Russell Thayer, Mrs. Francis Pack
ard. Miss Thayer, Philadelphia; Mrs.
Henry Graves. Jr., Mrs. ]. L. Severance,
New York.
| Ice cream was served by Mrs. S. p.
Howe, Merchantville. N. j.; Mrs. Will
lam Wherry. Mrs. Philip King. Mrs. E..
B. Katie, New York; Mrs. F. LaMothe,
Pittsburgh; Miss Alice Richardson, AL
bany.
At the Tea Tables.
Linton Landreth. Mrs. Alexander Dixon,
Miss Lloyd, Philadelphia; Mrs Thomas
| Blagden. Washington Mrs. Alexis du
Pont Smith, Mrs. e. II. Comfort, Miss
Crawford, New York Mrs Leonard
Richardson Albany.
The committee on tables and tickets
included Mrs. J. E. Aberts, Mrs. It. c.
| Coleman, Mrs. r. Golden Donaldson.
Miss Reed, Washington; Mrs. Howard
Witherill, Mrs. Hugh Wilson. Philadel-
phia; Mrs I. Darcy Lucus, Mrs. Theo-
dore Hasbrouck, Mrs. William A. Doug
lass. Mrs. A. w. Hanckel. Mrs. r. b.
Stanley. Mrs. H. j. George. Mrs Henry
Heide. Jr., Mrs. Alma Thatch, New York :
Mrs. William Cruikshank, Garden City !:
Mrs. Walter Driver, Norfolk. Va. Mrs
c. A. Plummer. New Bedford. Mass.
Miss Gretchen Wherry, Miss Marie
Lindenmeyer and Miss Helen Hackett,
New York. and Miss Ann Humphres.
Philadelphia, dressed in fancy costumes,
were in charge OF the fish pond, the
grab-bags and the games, which proved
sources of delight to the little people.
Miss Constance Howe OF Merchant
vile, n. j.. and Miss Sue Bucknell OF
Atlanta, Ga, dressed as Spanish beau-
| ties, peddled cigars and cigarettes. Mrs.
w. c. Freeman OF Philadelphia rafIled
two beautiful paintings of Adirondack
scenes donated by the artist, Dorothea
Litzinger of New York. Miss Gladys
Lewis of Philadelphia raffied a boudoir
| pillow.
The Countess Pecorini, Miss Jane
/ Goodman, Philadelphia, and Mrs. ]. r..
Iglehart, Baltimore, raffied silk work
bag and Miss Eleanor Mills, Washing
ton. and Miss Driver, Norfolk, raffied a
boudoir pillow.
Also in aid Of Trudeau Sanatorium is
the rummage sale, taking place in the
| Casino at Saranac Inn this afternoon
under the direction OF committee OF
women headed by Mrs. Fraser Harris of
Philadelphia.
r. ". q. Lane of New York who is re-
naming late at his camp on the Upper
! Saranac and is one of the most enthu-
siastic of the fishermen on the lake,
catching his full quota each morning
before breakfast. established an August
record when early in the week he landed
lake trout Weighing fourteen and
| three-quarter pounds.
John G.. Agar. s. A. Swenson and
Il. +. Swcnson of New York, all with
their families at their respective camps.
are among the sojourners who have
made arrangements to remain late this
season.
Sidney NJ. Colgate of New York and
East Orange viii keep his camp open
late into September.
Gives Dinner for Fifty Friends.
Among the dinner parties at Saranac
Inn was that given by Miss Eleanor
Mills for about fifty friends.
| Meredith Wood of New York. men,
| Der OF the famous Lost Battalion" Is
| the guest of DR. j. #. Moore of New
York at the inn.
DR. r. H. Mcdonnell of New York,
who was decorated for his world war
service with the Legion Of Honor cross
by Gen. Viviani on the occasion of the
latter's recent visit to this country, Is
with Mrs. Mcconnell at Saranac Inn.
Wayne Johnson of New York has
Joined Mrs. Johnson and his family al
Saranac Inn. They are entertaining her
brother. ID. Earle Roger of New York.
Mr. and MIS-. William Cruikshank or
New York have as their guests at the
Inn Mr.. and Mrs. Wallin Murphy of
Garden City.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Lindenmeyer OF
New York. who occupy Cosmos cottage,
are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. II. Whyte
Steel Of Bryn Mawr. Pa, and Mrs. Earl
G. Wagner of Haverford
Mr. and Mrs n. r. Landon of Mount
Kisco have Joined his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. II. Landon of New York. Miss
Jane Cook OF Baltimore has joined her
mother. Mrs. George Cook. Mrs. t. J..
Fogel of New York Is the guest of Mrs
a. M. Brooks Of Sewickley. Pa.
Miss Katherine Buckley of New York
and Englewood ". j., who has been a
guest at the Lake Placid camp of the
Rev. and Mrs. Charles r. Erdman Of
Princeton. has Joined her friend. Miss
Judith Jennings of Philadelphia. Other
arrivals at Saranac Inn include Mr.. and
Mrs. George Siemonn, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
-. Thompson, MIR. and Mrs. T. T.. Hun
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson. MT.
and Mrs. w. -. n. Perine, MIR. and Mrs.
i. w. Anness. Frank W. Lane. Mr.. and
lam Bassett, III. q. Greier. A. Russell
Smith, Donald S. McWilliam. Il. J.
Darlington, George Westock. Jr.; Mr..
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