The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Adirondack Visitors Asked
to Help Lay Out New Trail
Club of Campers Plans Path Along Mountain Ridge
and Wants Volunteers to Join Scouting Parties
New Yachts for Lake Placid Club

/ this week is Mr.. Ernest F. Cook Of New
| York, who is accompanied by his daugh-
| ter, Miss Muriel T. Cook
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Mallory. Miss Jane
Mallcry, Miss Louise Wilson and Mr..
Prescott Barker OF Workers returned 10
the Stevens House for a stay of several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. NJ. Van Siclen Mrs.
A. ]. Van Siclen and Mr. Milton H. Van
Siclen Of jamaica, who are recent ar
rivals, win remain through August at
the stevens House.
Others from New York recently ar
rived at the stevens House include Mr..
and Mrs. NJ J. O'Neil. Miss Marian A.
O'Neil. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Boards,
Miss Florence Herbert. Mr.. and Mrs w,
III. Thrall Mr., and Mrs John F1tzSib-
bons. Mr. William J. Fitzgibbons. Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Schneider. Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. Bruch. the Misses Gervais. Master
Gervais. Mrs. z. w.Candidus. Miss Cam
didus. Mr.. J. Fl, Snowden. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. J. Carlin. Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Welch
and Mr.. and Mrs, j. v. r. Constable.
The annual children's costume party
will be held at Whiteface Inn on the
afternoon of Saturday. August 5. with
prizes for costumes judged the prettiest,
funniest. cutest. most artistic. most
economical. most original and best de-
signed.
The committee in charge of the
Carnival of Lanterns. the water fete 10
take place at Whiteface Inn, next Tues
day night. Is composed of Messrs. Will
lam r. Lyman, A L. d. Warner. Charles
w. Mccutchen, Carl Good. Hunter Platt
and Thomas McNeir.
The annual whiteface Inn woman's
golf championship. In which women
players from the Inn and the camps
will meet. starts next wednesday with
a large list of entrants.
Mr. j. Jerome Reddy Of Brooklyn Is
the camp guest Of Mr.. Theodore S. Far
reilly OF New York.
Last evening at the Inn Mr.. and Mrs
j. J. Sweeney of New York gave din
ner for Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jarvis and
their camp guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Van Brunt and
their sons, Edison. Hoffman and David,
are among those from New York who
returned to spend the season at White
face Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Sheridan Of
New York, who are scjourners of pre-
vious seasons. have returned to White
face Inn accompanied by their grand
son. Donald II. Sheridan.
Mrs. Alexander L. Ward of New York
and her son, Master ]. Lansdon Ward,
who recently returned to the Inn, Will
be joined there by DR.. Ward for August
Others from New York recently ar
rived at whiteface Inn include Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Cuddihy Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G. Cuddihy. Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Jones.
Miss Emily G. Wilson, Mrs. II. B. Rob-
ert, Miss Fannie E. Grier. Miss Eleanor
3. Grier, Mrs. A. G. stephens. Mr..
Thomas c. Stephens, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis w. Arnold, Jr.
Mrs. Hugo Kohlman of New York,
who is spending the season at the Grand
View Hotel. gave a marshmallow party
and dance on the hotel lawn on Mon
day evening for a number of friends.
Mrs. Oscar Lowenstein of New York,
who is at the Grand View, gave a din
ner party last Saturday evening in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon B. Gutman
of New York in observance of the tenth
anniversary Of their wedding. Covers
We're laid for fifty. 4.
Headed by Mr.. Albert Vinebcrg, a
saddle party of twenty went from the
| Grand View TO Adirondack Lodge. where
they enjoyed a iapjack party.
| Mr.. Emanuel We'll Of New York spent
the week end with his family at Raposo
| bungalow. at the Grand View.
Judge william l.. Grossman of New
YORK, VINO is among recent arrivals ior
the season at the Grand View. Is &C
companied by Mrs. Grossman and their
daughter and son. Miss Ruth Grossman
and Mr.. william l.. Grossman.
Others from New York among recent
arrivals at the Grand View are Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Leventhal. Mrs. p. w. Ha-
herman, Miss Julia Haberman. Mr.. p
w. Haberman, Jr., Mr.. ]. NJ. Kran. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Ehrman. Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Wolf. Mrs. Julius Stern and
Miss Frances Stern.