The New York herald., 1922-08-27
Mount Hurricane
at Eliza bethtOpn
Hikers' Objective
Climbs to It's Summit Popular
Tournament for Various
Trophies Is Under Way.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YoRK HERALD.
ELrzABETHTowN. N. Y. Aug. 2e.-
Mount Hurricane picnics have grown
in favor among members OF the
summer colony here. with the recent
establishment of motor bus line to
the base of the mountain, which towers
3.763 feet above the level of the sea.
and on the summit of which the Con-
ser~ation Commission maintains for
est fire observation station. From the
top of the peak there Is to be had
view Of Pleasant Valley. Keene Valley
and the near by peaks. There Is good
trail to the summit and the climb Is
made by the average climber In about
three-quarters OF an hour.
Rapid progress is being made in the
big tournament OF the Cobble Hill Golf
Club. This week has largely been de-
voted to the club championships. which
were restricted to club members only.
The Windsor cup. offered by Mr.. L. l..
Parent. proprietor of the Windsor Hotel
which was played for in a miniature
tournament on Monday. was won by
Mr.. Ralph Durand of Hartford, Conn.,,
who defeated Mr.. Harry Frigon in the
finals / up.
The Garondah cup. offered by Mr..
Frank A. Munsey OF New York, was
won by Mr.. S. C. welling of New York.
who defeated Mr.. Gordon Stanton OF
New York. / up, in a hotly contested
match In the finals. Mr.. Otto Kruger,
who is at his cottage here for the bal
ance OF the season. was among the con-
testants In this event. Others included
the Rev. II. II. Pittman and Messrs.
| AZ -
]. Durand. Frank Lawson, +. Ernest
wallace. Harry Frigon and Paul
Munroe.
There is general satisfaction among
members of the summer colony over the
fact that Mr.. Munsey has acquired a
tract of about hundred acres OF tim
berland adjoining his place, Garondah,
for which the golf trophy Is named. and
that the exceptionally attactive stauI OF
timber is not to be cut. as O portion OF
the tract is historic ground. being the
scene during the French and Indian war
of an encounter between Indians and
rangers under the command Of Robert
Rogers.
On Thursday afternoon the juniors
came Into their rights when the pariors
OF Deers Head Inn were thrown open
for the annual children's party. open TO
ell children of the village and summer
colony. Among those assisting In en-
tertaining were Mrs. Otto Kruger OF
New York Mrs. J. Howard Reber OF
Philadelphia, and Mrs. David s. Ludliun
of Rosemont, Pa.
Judge Augustus NJ Hand OF the
United States District Court New York,
has Joined Mrs. Hand at their cottage.
Judge Hands mother, Mrs. r. L. Hand
OF Yonkers, has recently been Joined at
her villa by DR. and Mrs. John ID. Noble
OF New York, Mrs. Henry L. Baird OF
Yonkers. daughter OF Mrs. Hand, who n
with her, has been Joined by her daugn-
ter, Miss Fermine Baird, who has bccn
spending few weeks with friends at
Cranberry Lake.
AZ Camp Onkobble Mrs. David s. Lud-
lum of Rosemont, Pa, In entertaining
Mrs Clarence y. Campbell OF Brooklyn
and Mrs. Morris X. Parker of New
York
4 Mrs. ]. Howard Reber of Philadelphia
has as he guests at Camp Howannarda
Mrs. III. ". Mckinney, Miss Gertrude
James. Miss Elizabeth Mcpherson and
Miss Caroline Gallagher of Philadel-
phla-
Among the recent New York arrivals
at the Windsor are Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Cross. Mrs. Arthur n. Duel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Glass, DR.. J. l.. Brewer.
| Miss ~ G. Bennett MIR. and Mrs. A. N.
Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Holcomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome G. Adler. Mr.. and
RS. J. G. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. @. X.
Ashley.
From New York among recent arri-
walls at Deers Head mn are Mr.. Basil
| Broadhurst. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Suter,
| Mr.. G.. w. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. w. b
Gornley. Mr.. and Mrs Sanford III
Cohn, Mrs. A. w. Tillinghast, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Peck. Mr.. and Mrs
William r. Baliard.,M MIR. John NJ. Har-
rington and Mrs. IL. M. Johnson.