The New York herald., 1922-07-30

ON TUESDAY nlSnt dn0 Inc HuuuIcuS VI
campers and visitors at the hotels wit
messed one OF the most brilliant spec
tacles ever presented on Adirondack
waters. Hearty cooperation on the part
of vacationists at the Stevens House In
sured tho success of the carnival. Mrs.
j. J. Sweeney of New York gave much
time and attention to the details incident
to it's presentation.
In active charge OF the event was
committee of campers, including Mr.
William r. Lyman Of Philadelphia. now
at Camp Red Wing Mr.. A. l.. d. War
ner of New York. now at Camp Little
Brook Mr.. Charles w. McCutchen OF
New. York, now at Camp Asyulikit Mr..
Carl Good Of East Orange, now at his
fathers camp, Ne-an-doc; Mr.. Hunter
P!att of New York. now at Camp Oste-
nola and Mr. Thomas McNair of New
York, at Camp Moho.
The judges were Mrs. William Bryan
Of Flushing. L. l.. Mrs. j. A. Pitkin OF
Hartford, Conn. Mrs. w. j. Mclean OF
New York Mr.. Z. F. Pettigrew of Short
Hills, and Mr.. +. H. Ladd, Jr., Of Plain
field, N, j., all Of whom are staying at
Whiteface Inn.
Mr.. Carl Good of East Orange. Mr..
Robert T. McGusty Of New York and
Mr.. Bradford H. Divine Of Utica acted
as marshals for the evening. For the
accommodation of the throng. which at
tended from the Stevens House and the
Signal Hill camps, the steamer Doris was
chartered and was used as a floating OBJ
servation stand.
The winners Of prizes were. for canoes :.
: First, Mr.. John Holmes Of New York. In
a canoe representing Moonlight: sec
ond, Mr.. ]. B. Flynn Of New York. as an
Italian singer; third. Mr.. Hunter Platt
of New York, In canoe rigged as a
sailboat; for rowboats, first. Miss. Ruth
Good of East Orange. N. j., in boat
rigged as pirate ship; second, Mr..
Thomas McNair of New York, In a Chi
nese boat: third. Mr.. Edward Platt, as
the Balloon Boy, in boat freighted with
toy balloons; for floats. first, Miss Mar
garet McCutchen of New York on a float
representing Noahs ark: second, jointly
to the Misses Frances Schafuss and
Charlotte Deyer and Mr.. r. D. Wrigley,
Jr., all Of Brooklyn. on a foat represent
ing an Adirondack winter scene; third.
Jointly to four little girls, Jean Meigher,
Margaret Schlichting, Hettie Sweeney
Jr all of Brooklyn, on a float represent
alive Of 1.-The little home makers" First
prizes were $40 gold pieces and second
silver CUPS. Honorable mention, was
given number. including Mrs. w. M.
Nones and Mrs. B. !. Ward OF New
York.
One Of the principal features Of the
evening was the dancing of the Highland
fling by little Miss Sarah Clark. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Clark of Dali
las. Tex, aboard an anchored float. upon
which floodlights were focused. The
music was furnished by Mr.. John Dun
can Dunn, attired in full Scotch plaids
and playing the bagpipes. Mr.. Dunn
headed bagpipe band from the Stevens
House General music for the evening
was furnished by the combined White
face Inn and Stevens House orchestras.
Among Shriners at the hotels, cot
tages and camps here there Is much In
terest In arrangements for clambake,
which will be held August 10 at Rain
bow Lake. On that occasion the Adj
londack Shrine Club. of which Mr.. ].
Hubert Stevens Is president. will be the
Host to Shriners from New York and
Brooklyn Among New York officials
expected are Mr.. Paul Jones. potentate
of Mecca Temple; Mrs. Lew Donnatin,
present recorder and past potentate. and
Mr.. Thomas G. Price, past potentate.
Also some Of the imperial officers will
attend.
DIR. Angel In Camp.
Dr. James r. Angel, president of
Yale, who recently arrived with his
family at Hurricane Lodge. several miles
from Lake Placid, will occupy a cottage
in the group at Glenmore early in Au-
gust.
Mr.. Irving Batcheller and Mrs Batch
eller, who have arrived from Ridgefield,
Conn, occupy Edgewood cottage at the
Lake Placid Club for the season.
Mrs David Bonner, Jr., of Rye has
..oined her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
F. Miller, at Lake Lodge at the club.
One Of the Stevens House cottages
has been leased for August by Mr.. Leon
Enrol the comedian. Mrs. Enrol and her
friend Mrs. Christian Moller of New
York recently arrived.
Camp Shawnee, on Lake Placid. has
been opened for the season by Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. +. Hall of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin I. Ward of
Passaic have opened Camp Greenwood
for the season Mrs. III. c. Emerson of
Passaic also has opened her Lake Placid
camp.
Mr. Leonard Schaeffer of New York
who recently arrived at camp. will re-
main through the season.
Mrs. Hattie Newburge and her son,
Mr.. George Newburge of New York,
occupy the Frech cottage on the heights
above the village for the season.
DR.. Alice Youmans Hainlen and Mr.
Curtis Youmans have been entertaining
Mr. Russell Fisher OF New York at their
cottage
Among those expected soon at the
Stevens House are Mr.. Joseph p. Tum-
ulty. former secretary to President
Wilson. and Mrs. Tumulty, who have
been preceded there by their children,
accompanied by their aunt, Miss Annie
T. Byrne and Miss X. Byrne of Wash
ington.
Miss Mary MCGUIRE OF New York.
Miss Katherine McCosker of Brook
ly and Mr.. G. K. Shelvey of New YorR
were In charge of hay ride in which
the juniors at the Stevens House Joined
on Tuesday.
DIR. j. B. Conroy Of the New York city
Department of Education and Mrs. Con-
roy are at the Stevens House for the
season.
Mr.. William J. McConvill of Brooklyn.
who recently arrived at the Stevens
House. will spend much OF August there
The Rev. Joseph G. Campbell of Staten
Island has arrived for his annual visit
at the Stevens House.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin p. Chapman, So
journers of previous seasons. recently
returned to that hotel. M fI
Others from New York among recent
arrivals at the stevens House are Mr.
and Mrs. e. r.. Wakefield, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. j. Healy. G. j. Healy, Jr., Mr.. John
Cooney, DR.. and Mrs. Charles +. Hunt,
Mr.. Charles A. Nichols, Mrs. Frank Gar
nett and Mr. G.. W. Douglas
Mr. and Mrs John WiIsou NJ pnIho ~,