New-York tribune., 1922-08-13

ro,f match at Lake Placid Club in
which Mr.. Walter Hagen, British open
champion, paired with Mr.. Joseph Kirk
wood. Australian golf expert, played an
.xh;hition game with Mr.. Frank God
ebssux. Of New Orleans, state champion
n Louisiana, paired with Mr.. Seymour
Dunn, noted authority on golf and pro-
fessional at Lake Placid Club. Details
of she match, which aroused more in
III serest than any other golf event in
years in the Adirondacks, were under
the direction of Mr.. Henry F. Miller, CT
New York, who is with Mrs. Miller at
Lake Ledge for the season.
wednesday night at the Stevens
House was the Shrine carnival for the
benefit Of the hospitals for crippled
children maintained by the Shriners
in this country and Canada, and the
event which was the biggest indoor af-
fair Of the season, formed fitting pre-
lude to the big Shrine clambake at
Rainbow Lake on Thursday. Among
the artists who volunteered their serv-
ices at the carnival were Mr.. Leon Err
rol, who is spending the remainder of
the season with Mrs. Enrol and a party
Of friends in camp on Lake Placid; Mr..
Walter Catlett, member of the Enrol
house party; Miss Margaret Young,
New York; Mr.. Charles Mosconi, of
Mosconi Bros; Mr.. Bobby Watson. of
the Irene" company; Miss Mabel
Ferry Of the Midnight Frolic," and
Mr Frederick Sindeband, of Shanghai,
China. At the piano was Miss Ruby
Blum, OF New York
Mr.. j. Hubert Stevens, president of
the Adirondack Shrine Club, was mas
Ter Of ceremonies at the carnival,
which was attended by about 500. As
slsting him were DR.. Charles B. Hunt,
Of Mecca Temple. New York, and Mr..
Frank Leonard, vice president of the
Shrine Club. In addition to these Of
fciaIs, the clubs reception committee
for the clambake included Messrs. Ray
mond Stevens, Sol Feinberg and J.
vernon Lamb, of Lake Placid; Su-
Preme Court Justice John C. Crap
ser, OF Massena; Mr.. Phelps Smith.
treasurer OF the Paul Smith Hotel
company; Mr.. Benjamin F. Stetson,
proprietor Of Deers Head Inn. Eliza
BEETHOVEN; Mr.. John R. Freer. Saranac
Lake Mr, >. Alpert, Tupper Lake, and
Mr., Harold Torrance, Ausable Forks.
Features of the big clambake at
Rainbow Lake on Thursday afternoon
we're addresses by Justice Cranser
and others; vaudeville acts from New
lork, and boxing bouts. Mr.. Phillp
u Gordon, of karnack Temple, Mon
treal, trustee of the Shrrners' Hos
pltals for Crippled Children. and Mr.
a. r. McNally, also of Karnack Tenn
PIE, were the guests of honor. Mrs
Gordon, Mrs McNally and the wives
OF other guests from New York and
other cities were entertained bv a
committee OF women including Mrs.
Charles F. Hunt, Mrs. George A.
stevens and Mrs. William NJ. Grove.
ms afternoon will be the second
~ ~ the series of sailing races for the
laeht Club Challenge Cup. Mr.. Alvin
norton, OF Lawrence, L. l., at the camp
81 MS parents, the Rev. and Mrs. r. F.
Not'of' was the winner of the first
lamp Sutherland on Lake Placid has
9 zen n leased Tor the season by Mr.. D.
5; Tuttle and family, of New YORK.
VINO recently arrived.
v Mr' and Mrs. H. NJ. Upper, of New
t, ePfS, nave as their guests his brothers
AMY MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Lipper
'n1 MISS Upper, of New York.
hF: ana Mrs. Eustace Seligman. of
se ,seT IorS, spent few days early this
ees with ms parents, Professor Edwin
~ ~ a. oehgman, of Columbia Uniyer-
s'es, and Mrs. Seligman. at Camp Aske
Next Saturday night at Whiteface
a.n Az VII, De the annual masquerade and
oaace aS Tor seniors. In the ladies' club
finSmIPlonshlp ina golf events at Whiteface
-,,nor NOV ats; ,.!.; robert McGusty was the win
up VIVA MRS. j. j. Sweeney as runner
tIdiaEy haEly in the week Mrs. Malcolm Lit
bonor brn oI New York, entertained in
Mrs cus.Ier ner camp guests, Mr. and
with ISEis.aVe Sis Stewart, of New York,
the ritudef tinnef party at Camp Charlotte,
mr. and Mrs. William r. p;+,,;, -
In, tiofd' gave dinner at Whiteface
and nohor OF Mrs. Walter E.. Duncan
Az a;i.er her son, Alderman Duncan of
aeu; tha W.. ,. e., followed by dancing At
Ensi mr.. John j. Puneyn, president of +ha
S;'srant S;a Savings Bank, New York and
w.. NJ. laughter and son-in-law, Mr., and
are snts walter waiter F. Kingsley, of New YORK
tnr, oJoufners OF previous seasons re-,
mainS ia TO hlteface Inn for the re-
NO Inaer of the season.
;Iohg other recent New York ar
rr'Sals at Whiteface Inn are Mr. w W. ar
= :, Johnson. Mrs. Paris s. Russell sell
VS. 80 MABEL l.. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. w
sssns, sng Lake, Miss Helen Lake. Mrs.
iJsSe iJsSelI Lord Tarbox. Mrs. Daniel c.
;~,ams and son, D. Nelson Adams and
~ and . Mrs. F. j. Faulkes.
WI William v Hudson, of New York.
sa s returned for the season ar the
JJseyehs House. Mr. and Mrs. John r.
Jo.9Sah' OF New York, and Master John
for fuah "a Laior, of New York, are arrivals
steyens House. ~ "So'i al Tue
MI mr; and and Mrs. Sarsfield H. Lavelle. of
S.a Sew ork, are spending August at the
vn ars. Burt DAILY, of Bayonne, N. J..
spsg sspenaing August at the Stevens House,
Fartred FFn,ertained with dinner and dance at
NJ aiie ) lamp early in the week.
yanI' mr' and Mrs. w. L. Snow, of New
FF'fs, X have Joined DR.. and Mrs. Charles
t.9nt h9nt at the Stevens House for
softnlght. . Also Dr. and Mrs. Hunt
s ave been been Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ny WaiI onarp and Mr.. and Mrs. George N.
s1miiiard, of New York.
nose from New York recently ar
Mnyeo at the Stevens House include
~ ~. and Mrs. L. II. Shaw, Mr.. John A.
Msmpieton, M Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hudson, the
HH.sses Herbert, Mr.. Howard E. Coles,
! II; and Mrs. w. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs.
:, o. Stoddard, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank K.
Wpoiand, Miss Boland, Mr.. and Mrs.
y mwaiter L. Cutler, the Misses Thomas,
af. and Mrs. H. Halpen and son, Mrs.
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