The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Fishing for Bass
in Lake George Is
Major Attraction
Many Large Catches Reported
at Resort Now Chief Avia-
tion Center Of Region.

Special Dispatch to TIE New YORK HERALD.
LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, Aug. 5.-This re
sort is one of the largest aviation centers
of any of the Adirondack resorts.
There are anchored to-day in front OF
the Fort William Henry Hotel three
planes. biplane. monoplanu and a
triplane. All of them are being used IT,
making trips over the Narrow5 and to
points of interest at nearby mountain
lakes
The bass fishing season opened Tues
day and some Of the largest catches ever
reported were made here. Gov. Miller
had planned to be one Of fishing party
that went down into the Narrows after
bass, but was called to Washington. d
c., Unexpectedly. Isadore Kressel and
Judge McGoldrick of New York were
the guests of Charles II. Tuttl. Of New
York city on Tuesday. They went to a
favorite fishing spot os Mr.. Tuttles In
the Narrows in Mr.. Tuttle's Fast boat
and brought home a large number Of
black bass. Mr.. Tuttle said that it was
the largest catch he had ever seen in
his boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e. Henry of New
York are at their cottage of the Island
Harbor House group. Mr.. Henry Is an
enthusiastic motorboat racer and u
tuning up his Bobolink IL. to enter it IN
some of the regattas on the lake.
Recent arrivals from New Yo * at the
Fort William Henry Hotel include Robert
Vignole, a movie director Mrs. Lou
Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred EI.-n, Mrs.
Clarence Dillon. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Irvins
Lake, Miss Helen Lake, Mr.. ind Mrs
S. p. West and Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.
Smith.
At the Hotel worden are Miss G. T.
Lewis, George f. Murphy. Mr.. and
drs. i. A. Goetz, Miss Marion Goetz,
Charles K. Little. Mr.. and Mr.. j. +.
Halstead. DIR. and Mrs. A. H. bingham,
NJ. a. Smith, Mr. and Mrs D. q.
French. Miss Ruth Fos6'cl<. r.. f.
Doyle. James A. Foley. James A.
Smith and Miss Anna c. Smith.
Guests at the Hotel Marion include
Mrs. Edwin Hess, Miss Marde Hess
and Walter. Edward and Jesse Hess
c. j. Rover. Mr.. and M.s. Carlos u
Richie, Miss Freda Kirnse. Miss Bcr-
| tina Kennedy and Miss ti;alys Sniytcr.
| At the Hotel Phoenix are Mrs. T. c.
| Stott Mr.. and Mrs ID. Il. Richer, z. c.
Huntley and X. w. Huntley.
| The Sabbath Day Point House has
Robert Peele. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
| Bulloss. Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Bray, Mrs
Helen Blenderman, Miss Marion Blen-
derman. Mrs. Henry d. Moeller and
Miss Lucretia Moeller.
| Arrivals at the Hawkeye Inn include
| Miss Harriet A. Cunningham. Miss
| Imogene y. Ireland, Henry Hescle. Mrs
Fred Roffe and Miss III. M. Craig.
| At the Mohcan House are Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ross, John A. Porter
Adolph s. Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. Susan
Campbell and Miss A. Martin
| Guests at the Island Harbor House
are Miss Edna Il. Holding, Miss Edna
X. Herbert. Miss Marie T.. Blank, Miss
Bertha C. Holbert, Joseph A. Scholtz
| John c. Scholtz. Miss Anna Murray
and Miss NJ. c. Murray
The Trout House has Miss Helen c.
| Frayne, Miss Margaret M. Gowan, Mrs
J a. b. Bun, Mr.. and Mrs. ". Il. Hawley
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. Thomas and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Whitton.
| At the Rising House are Mr.. and Mrs
G. r. Brindley. Misses Anna and Marda
Kilday. Joseph A. Boehmer and Miss
| Ellen Ahern.
Arrivals at the Glenburnie Club In.
| clude Mr.. and Mrs. II. $. Wilson, James
| q. Harnet. Howard Thompson, Mrs
| II. A. Reynolds and Miss Jean Rey.
| nolds.
| At the New Huletts House are Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Leggatt. Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Grinter and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Edward ONeill.