The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Many Large Camps
on St. Regis Lakes
Entertain Workers
Employees Given Use Of Houses
to Entertain - Boy Golfer
Beats Older Professionals.


Special Dispatch TO THE New Yoax HERAlp ..
PAUL sMrrHs, N. r.. Sept. 2.---An un-
usual feature OF the sayety attending
the approach OF Labor Day on the ST.
Regis chain OF lakes has been the gen
erous and. in some Instances. lavish
manner in which campers have honored
their camp employees.
The round OF such entertainments.
which Is this season much more inclu-
sive than In any previous season. was
inaugurated when Mr.. william w. Nc
Aipin OF New York opened his attrac-
tive Camp Wyndover, on spitnre Lake.
to his camp employees for their annual
at home and dance. to which they were
privileged to invite friends from among
the employees at the surrounding
camps and from Paul Smiths Hotel.
Another OF the larger parties OF this
sort was on wednesday evening Of this
week, when DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Chacs
OF New York opened their Upper 81
Regis camp to their employees for :
dinner dance, to which other camp en-
ployees were invited.
Shortly after this Miss r. A. Poihs-
mus Of New York and Ridgehsld. Conn.,.
who IL now at Paul Smiths hotel with
her friend. Miss A. A. IAins Of Nsv
York. will open her attractive camp on
Spitfre Lake for the dinner dance At
which Miss Polhemus Is annually tho
hostess to large group Of former camp
employees and their friends ana eu1-
ployees at Paul Smiths Hotel. among
whom Miss Polhemus is extremely pop
ular. On Tuesday night In the hotel
grill was the annual ball for the hotel
employees, which was Witnessed by
large group of sojourners at the hotel
and from the camps.
Members Of the st. Regis River Golf
Club and golfers generally sojurneing
at the hctel and in the camps have not
yet recovered from surprise afforded
last Sunday when In an open match In
which all Of the Adirondack profession
ais and some Of the best known
amateurs in the mountains met on the
st. Regis River course Master Maurice
Mccarthy. Jr.. il years old, son OF the
professional at Loon Lake, not only de-
feated his father by six strokes, but also
outplayed Frank Godcheaux OF New
Orleans. La, State golf champion, and
Seymour Dunn, professional at Lake
Placid Club, finishing In third place
close up to Isaac Tyrell, professional
at the Chubb Hill Golf Club. Lake
Placid. who was the winner. and
Michael Gallagher, professional at
Whiteface Inn. Lake Placid, who was
the runner up.
season was on Monday evening in the
hotel parlors, when Mr. Carmine Fab
rizio, the violinist. who has one Of tho
hotel cottages this season. gave a recital
at which large sum was realized In
aid OF Trudeau Sanatorium at Saranao
Lake. DR.. Walter B. James. president
OF the sanatorium: Mrs. James, Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. George s.
Brewster and others OF the st. Regis
campers interested In the institution
were among those In the audience for
this event
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt Of
Glen Cove and New York. who have
been spending the season at their camp
oH tno upper St. ltcelS Ldhes CiOeeo tHo
camp on Tuesday and have gone to
Canada, where they will remain for a
fortnight. after which they will 60 to
their place at Glen Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White and Mrs.
Bayard Cutting are recently arrived
guests OF Mrs. Whiteiaw Reid at Camp
Wildair on the Upper st. Regis Lake.
To-day at Paul Smiths hotel is the
annual convention OF the Adirondack
Bankers Association, the day being de-
voted to the business session, goie
matches and a banquet. at which Mr..
Carl Snyder OF the Federal Reserve
Bank Of New York will be the principal
speaker. The ladies Of the party are to
be entertained on a powerboat trip
through the st. Regis chain of lakes.
Among the luncheon parties which
featured the week in Paul Smiths grill
was that at which Misses LilIyan and
Ruth White Of New York. sisters OF Miss
Pearl White, the screen star, entertained
for group of women friends, including
Mrs. Mary Olson, Mrs. X. M. Thompson,
Mrs. III. W. Littleton. Miss Hcfen Little
ton, Mrs. A. b. McArGle and Mrs. A. M.
Eagan. all OF New York
AZ her cottage at Paul Smiths Mrs.
Sailing Baruch of New York has as hes
guest Miss Sigma Fornaris OF New
Orleans.
Those from New York among recent
arrivals at Paul Smiths Hotel include
Mr.. and Mrs. II. g. Talmadge, Miss
Gertrude Snyder. Mr.. James Scullion,
Jr.. Mrs Jane Glassford. Mrs Raymond
Porter, Miss Dorothy Morris. Mr.. T.. A.
Olds, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.. Osgood, Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Gloster. Miss Martha
Burnett, Mrs. Andre b. Peterson, Miss
Peggy Schadt. Mr.. Russell L. Cecil, Mr..
A. r. Docher, Mrs. Dorothy Meyer. Mr..
Charles w. Meyer. Miss Emma Hertel
Miss Ellen A. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert STAFFORD. Mrs. Il. #. Brewster. Mr..
and Mrs. II. M. Hall. Miss Il. NJ. Hail.
M. w. Hall, II. l.. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. J. Montacher. Mr.. and Mrs A. p.
N6onra md Mr. II II Carrran. =.