The New York herald., 1922-06-11
State Bankers to
Hold Convention
in Adirondacks
Savings and Loan Associations
Also to Meet at Lake
Placid.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
LAKE PLACID, N. Y. June lot Is
expected that Commander Evangeline
Booth of the Salvation Army will be one
OF the speakers at the annual conven-
tion of the New York State Bankers As
sociation, opening at Lake Placid Club
on Saturday, June II. and continuing
daily to Wednesday, June FL, inclusive.
Commander Booth will probably lead an
outdoor song service In Forest Of Arden
Theater, at the club, on Sunday. June Is.
:On the night of Monday. June IS,
there will be an elaborate display OF
fireworks, and on the following night.
Tuesday, June 20. through the courtesy
and cooperation Of the General Electric
Company of Schenectady. the Radio Cor
pcration Of America will provide an en-
tertainment in the form of a special con-
cert program. broadcasted from Sche-
nectadv. Dancing will follow.
The list of speakers includes Mr.. Wal
ter Camp, Yale's former coach, VINO Will
tell the bankers how to keep physically
fit; the Rev. w. e. Cashin, chaplain OIL
IL II. u l.
mist and vice-president Of the Bank OF
pittsburgh Mr.. Charles L. Caddle, State
superintendent of Public Works; Mr..
George ". Mclaughlin, State Superin-
tendent Of Banks; Mr.. Melvin A. Tray
lor, president of the First Trust ana
Savings Bank Of Chicago; Secretary
TregoF of the National Association OF
Credit Men; Mr.. Thomas B. McAdams
of Richmond. Va. president OF the
American Bankers Association; MT.
Joseph A. Lawson Of Albany; the key.
Samuel w. Grafflin of New YORK; Mr.
George d. ElweH of New York; MT.
larry sharkey of New York, and at the
BANQUET on the night of June 21. the
Right Rev Charles Fiske, Episcopal
Bishop coadjutor of the diocese OF Cen
trail New York, and Mr.. Edward II. Ford
OF New York The bankers convention
ia to be preceded on June l5 ana 10 oy
the. convention Of the New York State
League of Savings and Loan Associa-
tions. also at LakeNPlacid Club
At the Stevens House, which opens
for the season to-day, arrangements are
practically perfected for the convention
of the group Of the Cieveiano Discoun.
Comnany of Cleveland. Ohio, whlcn
onens on June 20, continuing to July
Inclusive In several respects this wlti
he the most unique convention ever held
in the Adirondacks for the entertain
n,ent program includes vaudeville acts
s,,nnj,ed from New York for the oc-
casion; vocal selections by opera singers
from New York and concerts also py
Tev York artists. Mr.. r. Paul stevens
,rasident ,of the Stevens Hotel Company.
and Mr.. Raymond T. Stevens, treas
urer viii supervise details for the re-
ception of the convention parity
Cottagers Arrive.
Campers and cottagers are now be-
ginning to arrive at their Lake Placio
summer homes. Mr. and Mrs. George
Marnlin and family have arrived ana
opened their attractive SWISS cnale1 on
the summit of Signal Hill for the
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Herbert
and Miss Herbert will spend the season
as usual at Camp Joyland on Lake
Placid. Nine. Marcella Sernbrich' VINO
has for many years been member OF
Take placids musical colony, VIII speno
this season ct Lake George.
Ny Theodore Farrelly Of New York
was here recently making arrangements
for the opening Of the Farrelly camp
on Lake Placid. (.
: Prof. Edwin r. A, SeligTnan OF
Columbia University and his family WIN
spend much Of the season at their camp
on Lake Placid.
leased the Ford cottage on Grand view
Heights for the season.
Mr.. Noel Feldstein has leased the Nc
NeeIv camp on Lake Placid to MI
Alexander M. Bing of New York.
Mr.. Sidney l.. Kraus OF Philadelphia
WIN occupy Mirrormar Lodge Tor the
season. rr.,
The Conway cottage on Signal Hill
has been leased for the season by/Mr.
John nj. Mackenzie to Mr.. James IL.
McGraw of New York.
At Whiteface Inn there is to be O.
cottage colony OF considerable size
again this season. Re Balsams cottage
las been reserved by Mr.. and MRS.
Robert McGusty of New York.
Camp Inwood, where the late Chief
Justice White spent several seasons,
has been leased for the summer by
MT. and Mrs. Arthur Stewart of New
York
M. and Mrs. u. $. Pettigrew OF New
York have reserved Overbrook cottage.
Mr.. Joseph p. Tumulty. former Sec
retary to President Wilson. Is among
those who have made reservations at
the Stevens House, and, with his fam
lily, will spend much of July at that
nOtel.
Justice Joseph +. Mulqueen OF the
Court of General Sessions. New York,
will return with his family for several
weeks at the Stevens House.
Mrs. Joseph Slevin, Jr.. of New York,
is another of the visitors of previous
seasons who will return for the sum-
mer at the Stevens House.
Many from New York have made
reservations at the Grand View Hotel,
which opens for the summer season
on June "a under the management OF
Mr.. Walter A. Rukeyser president and
general manager of the Placid Hotel
Corporation.
Sojourners OF previous seasons have
made reservations at Eorthwoods Inn,
Lakeside Inn. the Belmont and Pines.
Thomas F.. Roland, new proprietor of
the Homestead, also has many rescrva-
tons from New York.
Society at Opening of