The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-06-05
Campers Arrive
In AdirOndackS
Golf and Fishing Are the Chief
Diversions for Early So
jOurners.

4.-Sojourners OF other seasons already
are beginning TO arrive at their camps
and at the hotels in the numerous re-
sorts in the Adirondacks. The chief di-
versions at present are golf and fishing.
Dedication OF two memorial windows
placed in the Episcopal Church at ST.
Johns in the Wilderness at Paul Smiths
by William Rockefeller, in memory of
the late DR.. L. l.. Trudeau. Saranac
Lakes beloved physician" and of the,
late Uncle Paul. Smith, founder of thel
noted resort on the ST. Regis Lakes and
pioneer Adirondack hotel man, is to be
one of the features of this season in the
mountains.
Mr.. Rockefellers gift is joint tribute
to two men most influential in the up
building of the Adirondack resort re-
gion. DR.. Trudeau gained International
fame as the exponent of the health ,Fiv-
ing attributes of the Adirondacks and
from the viewpoint OF the seeker after
rest and recreation Paul Smith became
equally we'll known. Both worshpped
at the picturesque little log church near
the hotel and both are buried in the ad-
jacent burial ground. The men were mu-
tual friends as they were coworkers and
both were close personal friends of Mr..
Rockefeller. whose summer place at Bay
Pond is a short distance from Paul
Smiths hotel and the village of Saranac
Lake. where DR.. Trudeau made his home.
Four years after his first visit to the
Adirondacks DIR. Trudean started raising
funds for the Church Of St John 's-in-the-
Wilderness among members of the Paul
Smith summer colony. Paul Smith do
mated the lumber and the church was
built in 1877.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Smith. Jr.. have re-
Gently returned from California and now
are occupying their camp on the Lower
st. Regis Lake.
Early arrivals at the hotel include
Mrs Catherine B. Sears, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Lindsey. New Rochelle.
and Mr.. Ward c. Belcher. Montclair.
n. J.
Players are making some good scores
over the improved course of the st.
Regis River Golf Club One OF the best
of the foursomes of the week was be-
tween Messrs. Benjamin A. Muncil and
r. ]. Longtin of the home team; Clar-
ence Lyman of the Malone Country Club
and NJ. F. Whelan of the Camden S. c.
Country Club. The match terminated at
the thirty-ifth hole. Messrs. Lyman and
Whelan winning two and one.
Members of the summer colony now
returning to Elizabethtown are looking
forward to the probable repetition OF
"Elizabethtown Follies." given last
summer, under the direction OF Edward
Flammer Of New York, assisted by
other members of the Lambs Club of
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Flammer are
expected at Singing Waters. their sum
mer place Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kruger
(Sue Macnanamy), both of Adam and
Eva" fame. are expected at their place
soon.
Lieut.. Gov. jeremiah Wood headed a
party recently arriving at Deer's Head
Inn. Elizabethtown, by automobile over
the Quebec-Miami Highway from AL
bany. The others included Conservation
Commissioner Ellis ], Staley, George
D. Pratt, retiring Commissioner State
Treasurer n. NJ. Marshall, State Engi-
neer and Surveyor Frank NJ. Williams,
Charles r. Walker, A. Getplan and +.
Hooper.
Others arriving at the Inn over the
motor route included Messrs. Frank A.
Munsey and Erman ]. Ridgway who
paid a visit TO Garondah. Mr.. Munsey's
place. where improvements. begun on
an extensive scale last season, have
been carried forward in preparation for
occupancy this season.
Mr. and Mrs John z. Milholland also
motored up to their place. Meadow
mount. outside of Elizabethtown.
Mr. Thomas w. Lamb. New York
architect, is a frequent visitor at Eliza
ptlulOWH, where improvements upon MS
summer place now are nearing compile
ton.
Mr.. George TT. Siege OF Brooklyn and
party sojournng at Deer's Head Inn,
have been making some excellent catches
OF trout Other arrivals included Mr.
and Mrs. f. J. Hardy. Forest Hills.
n. Y; DR.. and Mrs H L. St John,
Rochester Mr.. and Mrs J. A. V. Liv-
ingston. Buffalo. and Mr.. and Mrs II. w.
Norton Baltimore.
Miss Ida Levin OF New York has ar
rived at the Windsor Hotel. Eliza beth
town, for the season. Joseph f Goulet
manager, reports that reservations for
the season include many former sojourn-
ers from New York
Camp Inwood formerly occupied by
the late Chief Justice Edward d. White
at Whiteface Inn. has been taken for the
season by Mr.. and Mrs w F. Hoffman
OF East Orange. n. J. Mr.. John II. Ma
gruder and his daughter. Miss Natalie
Magruder OF Washington. will return to
Overlook cottage and Mr.. J. NJ. Nc
Gusty and family of New York will oc-
cupy Balsam cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Van Brunt and
family are among those from New York
who will return early to Whiteface Inn.
At the Stevens House Lake Placid,
where many from New York have reser-
vations. arrangements are being made
for the entertainment on June II. Is and
is of about 200 delegates TO the annual
convention OF the American Wall Paper
Manufacturers Association. During the
last week OF the month the Cleveland
Builders Exchange. numbering about
800. will meet in convention at the Stew !
ems House
From the Grand View. Lakeside Inn. |
North Woods Inn. the Pines. Belmont and !
other Lake Placid hotels reservations of
many from New York are reported. The |
same thing Ia true at Lake Placid Club |
where large number OF Canadians |
gathered to observe the anniversary of |
Queen Victoria's birth
The Algonquin Hotel on the Lower /
Saranac Lake, near Saranac Lake VII |
lage. is this season under the manage
ment Of Mrs. It. J. Hawley. formerly /
manager OF Forest Hills Inn. Forest |
Hills. L. I. At the Algonquin. as well as
at the Berkeley. Riverside Inn and /
other hotels in the village proper. many
New York reservations have been made.
Some OF the summer sojourners at .
50 ranac Lake were on hand on Decors-
ii' Day for the end OF the Community
drive, when groups OF volunteer |
male workers in overalls put the house /
in order and were served n dinner pre- /
pared by volunteer women workers.
Rules for fNhing contest under the |
auspices of the Saranac Lake Fish and 1
Game Club have been formulated by C. /
NJ. Palmer OF New York and DR.. Francis |