New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27

-aeh interested in the meeting on
Monday in Paul Smiths Casino of the
ys,snieal Board of the Milbank
gsusyial Fund of New York City, as
,,s lsts Mrs. Elizabeth Milbank Ander-
sou. Of New York, donor of the fund.
vas fsr several years member of the
81, Regis summer colony and was of
rueh financial aid to the late DR.. Ed
rard L. Trudeau in his Investigations
vaieh proved of such help to the medi-
d World in the fight against the white
,hgae. Mondays meeting, which was
81 the purpose of considering meth
Is Of best using the fund, which is
gpruximately S10,0o0,00e, to aid in the
snpsign against tuberculosis in New
lax State, was attended by DR.. Liv-
aston Farrand, president of Cornell
University, who came from Canada,
ssere he had been on fishing trip;
b.. hermann Biggs and DR.. Donald B.
lrmstyong, New York; DR.. Otto r.
sshel, Albany; Mr.. John A. Kings
Eary, secretary of the fund; Mr.. Bailey
Burritt and Mr.. George j. Nelbach,
gg York, and Mr.. Homer Folks, Yon-
gsys.
Activities OF the campers on the st,
segis chain Of lakes, which will find
aeir climax in the house parties of
Isbor Day, have been multiplying dur
~ the week. One of the largest of
ae dinners was that given by Mr.. and
grs.. Edward F. Hutton at their new
camp Hutridge on the Upper st. Regis
Like for Mrs. Whitelaw Reid and the
saer's guests at Camp Wildair.t Re-
s.ntly arrived guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Euston are Mr. and Mrs. E. Clarence
jsres and Mr.. Angler B. Duke.
General Biddle, U. S. A, came on
tuesday, to. join the house party of
4 Yrs. Reid.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Reid have re-
sEned TO Camp Wildair for the week
4 ed.
Mss Isabel Rockefeller, daughter of
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Rockefeller, who
3 las been a member of the house party
q young people at the Upper St. Regis
q amp of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee
q vii spend the remainder of the season
4 ii Canada. Others in the party at the
q iIatt camp included Miss Helen Lee,
s southampton; Mr.. Harry Hollins 3D.
Hast Islip; Miss Ellie Hurd, Atlantic
q highlands; Miss Marion Gray and
Z asster Gray, of New York.
Il Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carhart and
j Alster Whitfield Carhart, of Glen
4 Csc, and DR.. William Thompson, OF
4 s1Iork, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
i hsit
/ NJ GARRISON Runyon jr., of Glen
i geH, who is a camper on the Upper
s. Regis Lake, went early this week
Ina fishing trip to Canada and Mr.
ring H. Kirkwood, of Kansas City,
10 is spending the summer at MS
amp, White Pine, on Osgood Lake, is
Rnding this week end at Saratoga.
Mss r. A. Polhemus, of Ridgefeld.
sans who is to spend the balance Of
q season at Paul Smiths Hotel, will
.serve an annual custom by opening
/ isr camp on Spitfre Lake for dinner
tsnce for group of the hotel en-
lloyes.
M. and Mrs. George S. Brewster, of
Aew York, have been Joined at their
amp on Spitfre Lake for the balance
e the season by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
van Wyck, of New York.
Mrs. Rush Sturges, Miss Dorothy
starges and Miss Nina Burnham, Of
saF Harbor, who recently arrived at
ne MOTEL, have gone into rough camp
D. Regis Mountain for the balance
Mr., and Mrs. T. 0. McGill, of New
e0ik nave returned to remain at Paul
sItlhs until after Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crews, of New
,uA, VINO recently arrived with Miss
sassy oreRs, have taken one of the
sosea cottages for the remainder of
u. Ml RI, +. R. Lewis and her brother,
s ss' william R. Rogers. of New York,
ss s among the sojourners of previous
y, I'm VINO have returned to the ho
NJ NJ the balance of the season. Mr..
~, aa ars Louis Ralston, of New YORK,
NC iate arrivals at Paul Smiths.