New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

pitfalls for Crippled Children, is to be
the honor guest at the bake. The pro-
ceeds of the dance which is to be given
at the Stevens House Wednesday eve
ming in honor of the guests will be
donated TO the Shriners' hospital fund
The delegates from Mecca Temple,
New York City, will reach the Stew
ems House Thursday morning, and fol-
lowing breakfast will go to Saranac
Lake, meeting the mobiles there. From
Saranac Lake the party will go to Paul
Smiths for luncheon, thence To- Rain
bow Lake. ~
This afternoon will be the Hrst in
the Lake Placid Yacht Clubs series of
sailing races for the challenge cup,
which is now held by Mr.. Cha1lex w.
McCutcheon, of New York Thafrace
committee includes Mr.. A. II. Piatt,
chairman; Mr. McCutcheon and MI. S.
Hudson Chapman. Water sports will
be held to-day, under the directions of
the regatta committee, of which Mrs,
Louis F. Hall is chairman. A dansans
clubhouse. The hostesses were Mrsx
William S. Benson, Mrs. Robert D. Ben-s
son and Mrs. C. w. Emerson. Mrs. AZ
l.. D. Warner, of New York, wife of
the commodore of the club, heads the
entertainment committee, which has
arranged a program of events for the
remainder of the season.
Mr.. Carl G. Conway, of New York and
Scarborough. who is with his family at
Camp Gull Rock, has just placed in
commission the "Hurry-up," new
speed boat equipped with an airplane
motor of 125 horsepower and develop
ing speed of thirty miles per hour.
Mr.. Henry T. Miller, of New York,
who is with his family at Lake Lodge,
Mt Lake Placid Club, has completed the
arrangements for the golf match on
Wednesday in which Mr.. Walter Hagen,
British open champion, and Mr.. Jo-
seph kirkwood, noted Australian golfer,
are to meet Mr. Seymour Dunn, noted
club professional, and another player
not yet announced.
Rear Admiral F. F. Fletcher, U. S. N,
retired, who recently arrived at the
club for the season, is now daily taking
part in the golf events there.
DR.. James R. Day, former chancellor
OF Syracuse University, has arrived
and is occupying his cottage near the
historic grave Of John Brown.
Nine, Marcella Sembrch, VINO is this
season sojourning at Lake George. will
be entertained by friends here to-mor
row.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard schaffer, of
%NeW Olh, WHO arrived bNlS week. nave
leased the Reach Camp on Lake Placid
for the balance of the season.
Mr.. Eddy Whitby has leased to Miss
Marjorie Hawkesworth, of New York,
Camp Brentwood on Lake Placid.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Wilson and
family and Mr.. Charles B. Joslyn, of
Pelham, have arrived for the season at
Camp Colburn on Lake Placid.
Mrs. e. I. Cook and Miss Muriel
| Cook, of New York, who arrived this
week, have joined Mr.. Cook at the Stew
ems House.
Mrs. c. H. Goddard and children, of
New York, are recent arrivals at the
Stevens House. Others from New York
recently arrived there are Mrs. NJ. j.
Sheehy, Miss Ann Sheehy, Miss Alice
Mccarthy, Mrs. Arthur Linn, Mr. Rich
ard Linn. Mr.. Alfred King. Mr. and
Mrs. S. C. Platt. Mrs A. B. Wilson,
DR.. and Mrs ]. II. Davenport, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Truchet, Mr. and Mrs. N. j.
Richman and Mr.. P. Laubler.
The event of the week at Whiteface
Inn was the annual costume party for
children from the inn and nearby
camps held in the Wigwam yesterday
afternoon.
Amcng entrants in the ladies' club
golf championship at the Inn, which
started on Thursday, were Mrs. Will
liam Bryan, Miss Florence u. Bartlett,
Mrs. p. s. Russell, Mrs. J, J. Sweeney,
Mrs. r. I. McGusty and Miss Elenor
| Mathews.
| Captain and Mrs. F. f. Jones, of
Greenwich, Conn, and Miss Eleanor S.
Jones have returned for their annual
/ sojourn at Whiteface Inn.
! Among other recent New York arriv-
ais at Whiteface Inn are Mr.. and Mrs.
l.
Trevor, Captain and Mrs n. J. Black
wood, MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Mead, Mrs
Daniel c. Adams, d. Nelson Adams Mr.
and Mrs. P. L. Bryce, Mr.. 2. NJ. Smith,
I Mr.. John Slade, John Slade jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Eddy.