The New York herald., 1922-06-25
SportSman'S Club
at EIizabethtOwn
Plans Expansion
Proposes to Construct New
Building and improvements
to Present Preserve.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
ELIzABErHrowN, N. Y, June "a
Members of the sportman's club. with
headquarters here. propose to make it
cne of the largest organizations of its
kind in the country and those who are
arriving at their summer places here are
arranging for an early meeting at which
the matter will be gone over in detail.
Briefly the project provides for the
formation Of New York State corpora
ton with an authorized capital Of $780,
coo to which the holding of the present
corporation would be transferred. the
new corporation to lease the forest land
and waterway rights of the present club
for fishing and hunting. all timber rights
being reserved to insure against spolia-
ton of the forests.
Mr.. David S. 'Ludlum of Ardmore, Pa.
is president Of the club and the vice.
presidents include Mr.. Benjamin F..
Stetson, proprietor of Deers Head Inn.
and Mr.. Edward F. Flammer of New
York The other officers are Mr.. j.
Howard Reber Of Philadelphia. treasur-
er, and MIR. Harry o. Stubbs of Valley
Stream, L. l., secretary.
Mr.. Flammer has opened his camp,
Singing Waters, where he and Mrs,
Flammer are entertaining Mrs. X O..
Worthington Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlum and Mr.. and
Mrs. Reber will open their camps soon
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis p. Evans OF New
York have opened their Elizaoethtown
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Sprague Terry Of
Montclair. who have been absent for
several seasons. will this summer o.
cupy their cottage in the Balsams col
ony.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Milholland of
New York recently arrived at Meadow.
mount. where they will later be joined
by Mise Vida Milholland.
Miss Claire Magnon of Montreal has
arrived at Sunnyside.
Mrs. Richard l.. Hand of Yonkers and
her daughters. Mrs. Eugene Alexander
and Mrs. w. A. Baird. also OF Yonkers.
are expected about July l at the Han
York. another daughter. will come about
the same time with Mr.. Wadhams to
their own cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kruger of New
York will arrive soon at Otsu, their at
tractive summer place In the outskirts
Of the village.
Among New Yorkers who have made
reservations at the Windsor Hotel are
Mrs. Florence R. Long, Mr.. Arthur II.
Shore and his mother. Mrs. w. E.
Shore; Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Roth, Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Thorman and DIR. J. II.
Potter. DR.. Potter will take part In the
golf tournament.
Among those from New York recently
arrived at the Windsor are Mr.. and
Mrs. f. !. Hopkins, Jr.. Mrs. J. p. Rey-
nolds. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hyde, Mr..
and Mrs. L. d. Fletcher. Mrs. L. Lin
demeyer, Miss Lindemeyer. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Pellett and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ]. wygant.
The fishing record among patrons of
Deer's Head Inn Is held by Mr.. Arthur
e. Roger OF Wilkes-Barre. who is at
the Inn with Mrs. Royer. In one of
his recent strings were three trout
weighing four. three and one pounds,
respectively.
Numerous golf matches are being
played over the short course at the
Inn as well as on the Cobble Hill links.
In foursome on the latter course
early In the week Mrs. Edward f.
Flamner and Mr.. Ben Stetson won
from Mrs. r. G. Worthington and Mr..
Flammer
Mr. Gene Byrnes. New York cartoon
ist and Mrs. Byrnes have reservations
at Deer's Head Inn.
Mr.. A. Z. Phelps gave a dinner for
nine friends at the Inn early in the
week and apother for six was given
by Mr.. T. w. Wicks of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Russell of
Larchmont Manor have arrived at the
Inn. Among those from New York re-
Gently arrived at the Inn are Mr..
George J. Gillespie. Jr.. MIR. and Mrs.
G. r. Schroeder. Mr.. J. II. Field, Mr..
L. II. Hall. Mr.. J. II. Trowbridge and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Appel.