The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-08-20
President Harding
Expected to Visit
UpperSaranac
Reply to Invitation Indicates
at Least Flying Trip to the
Adirondack Resort.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD
UPPER SARANAc, N. Y, Aug. 19.--At
Saranac Inn. which Is headquarters for
the largest colony from Washington in
the Adirondack. there is much interest
among close friends of President
Harding in the likelihood that he may
visit the Adirondacks before the close
OF the season. Recently Senator w. P.
Jackson OF Maryland, who is a personal
| friend OF the President and is spending
the summer ut Loon Lake, near here,
sent the Chief Executive an invitation.
to come as his. guest. Although the
Presidents reply did not specify an
exact date, 1t did indicate strongly the
desire and intention of President
Harding to pay at least flying visit to
the Adirondacks some time before the
close OF the season.,
Also II is practically certain that Sec
rotary of the Navy DENLY will come to
the Adirondacks on his return from the
Orient. Capt Hayne Ellis, personal aid
to the Secretary, recently stated this at
Albany as the intention OF the Secretary,
and the members OF the Washington
group at Saranac Inn, among whom are
several personal friends of Mr.. DENLY,
are enthusiastic In their belief that he
will elect to visit the beautiful Upper
Saranac Lake.
Mr.. f.. v. H. Lane of New York, who
is at his Upper Saranac camp with Mrs.
Lane was again chosen president OF the
Association of Residents on the Upper
| Saranac Lake at the annual meeting of
that body. Mr.. Jules Bache of New York
being elected vice-president and Mr..
Harrington Mills secretary and treas9
urer.
| Annual Ball Last Might.
| Tonight members of the Upper Sara
nae colony from the camps and the inn
will ho brought together at the annual
mids, per ball In the Casino at the
inn. The event is In the nature OF an
annual testimonial to the inn orchestra,
of which Mr.. Irving Boernstein is leader.
Among other principal events OF the
week was the manual Mother Goose cos
tune party under the direction of the
Misses Florence and Eleanor Mills. 1000
THE recent golf events of interest In
clude the zone club" tournament, for
which there were fifty entries. Mrs G.
Herman Krumbaar OF Philadelphia was
| the winner of first prize for women,
second being won by Miss Virginia s.
Gordon of Baltimore. First prize for
men was won by Mr.. William E. Good
man OF Philadelphia and second by
Count Raoul d'Adhemar of Washington.
To-day's golf event Is a tombstone
tournament. in which all of the players
in the summer colony are entered.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. IA. b. Frelinghuysen
and family of Morristown, N. j.. after
an absence Of few days have returned
to Saranao Inn, where they occupy
woodcotc cottage.
Among those recently arrived az Sara
nae Inn Is Capt. J. B. Bellinger. U. 8.
A., OF the Aberdeen Proving Ground,
Maryland. and Mrs. Bellinger, who are
guests OF her parents, DR.. and Mrs. u.
s. Thompson of Philadelphia, who are at
the inn.
| Guest mt Poppy Cottage.
Mr.. w. Garnett Chisholm Of New
York has been the guest at Poppy cot
tage OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilmer BiddIe
OF Philadelphia, who have also been en-
tertaining Mrs. Harry A. Bate, Mr.. J.
Montague Bate. Mr.. II. Frenwiclx Bate
and Miss Marjorie Cook OF ottawa
| Mr.. and Mrs. James McCourt OF New
York have arrived at Saranac Inn. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Z. Cooper OF New York
also recently arrived at Saranac Inn.
Mr.. Henry w. Darling Of Schenectady,
treasurer OF lne tcnerHl BleCtrlC COm-
pany, and Mrs. Darling, who are at the
inn. are entertaining Mr.. II. o. Warner
OF Philadelphia and his son. Lyman ID.
Warner
Mrs Lawrence A. slaughter, wife OF
the vice-president OF tho Commercial
National Bank Of Washington. recently
arrived with her children. joining her
father. Mf. Harrington Mills, and her
sisters. the Misses Florence and Eleanor
Mills. at Saranac Inn. where they oc-
cupy Fern cottage.
Mrs. George Hamilton Cook and Miss
Cook OF Baltimore, who recently arrived.
win remain for tho season at saranac
Inn.
Capt. John Doheny OF Poughkeepsie
II spending the season at Saranac Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Upman, Mr.. X.
Ward and Mr.. Norman Murhedgc OF
New York are spending q few weeks pt
saranao Inn.