The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Motor Boat Races
in August at the
Lake George Club
Trophy Matches Set for Satur-
days in August -Radiophones
Popular at Resort.

Special DssDGtpA 70 TIM NEW YolK HsRALD
LAKE opcRaa IN rn ADnoNDAcxs.
N. T.. July 9s-This resort II enthusi-
astio cveR tho radiophone and hardly a
hotel. restaurant or even small tea room
IN without an outfit for giving radio con-
oerts and special stock market reports
to their patrons.
Announcement was made to-day that
tho races for the national championship
trophy. limited to displacement boats Of
over twenty-eight feet in length and a
cubi6 displacement in power plant Of
1.1oo, will be staged over the course in
front Of the Lake George Club on Satur-
days, August IL, 10 and 26. They will
be run under the provisions of the deed
Of trust by which this trophy was pre-
scented to the American Power Boat As
sociation by the National Association OF
Engine and Boat Builders. Commodore
Henry's Falcon II. and Commodore
Speer's Miss Englewood have already
been entered for the races.
Gov. Miller and Isadore Krooseu. New
York lawyer, played golf Tuesday ON the
Lake George Club links
Miss Alice Speed, daughter of w. b
Speed OF Louisville. KY. who has leased
Lochlea for the summer. won the girls
singles in the finals of the Junior tennis
tournament Wednesday at tho Lake
George Club, defeating Miss Ursula
Squires of New York city. 8-6, 60.
Miss Squires Is q guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph s. Ochs Of New York at their
summer nome on the Bolton road, Erlo-
west. The boys singles was won by
Chester Miller, who defeated Arnold Nc
Aneny. son OF George McAneny OF New
York, with a score of Go, 6--1.
Mr. and Mrs. III. Wells and their son.
Robert, OF Saratoga were recent arrivals
at the Diamond Point House. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. C. Webb Of New York returned
home Monday after spending the month
at the Diamond Point House.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Mandet accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs Ralph II. Schatz OF
Allentown. Pa, have arrived at Hotel
Marion for q weeks stay.
Through an error last wee1k II was
stated in this dispatch that DR.. Julius
Steinhardt. - we'll known nose and
throat specialist of New York city, had
leased the Grant cottage at Hotel
Marion. The Grant cottage has been
leased by DR.. Irving d. Steinhardt, who
IL an. orthopedic surgeon and q pedia-
trist Of New York city.
Golf tournaments arc holding the
center of the stage at tho Glenburnie
Club. Tho Kickers' handicap oup was
won by Miss Florence Boyd. Mrs. d.
C. Sswander Of Cleveland. Ohio. took
second honors.
The New Hu1etts House is preparing
for It's annual week of carnival, includ-
ing a day of water sports and motor
boat racing, field day, fancy costume
balls and other forms of amusement,
which will be held In August.
Tuesday, August !. marks the OPEN
ing of the bass season on Lake George.
Bass fishing Is one of the most en-
1oyable Of all Lake George fishing, and
the season last year was the best that
had been seen in years. The local
are very plentiful again this year. and
II is expected that some record catches
will be made.
Recent arrivals at the Fort William
Henry Hotel from New York include
Mrs H. G. Mclean, IT. @. Mclean. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles T. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs
n. r. Dlckenson. Maurice NJ. Dampsev
Mrs. S. ~ Stiliman. David Davis. Will
ton Hart. IL. II. williams, Mrs. M, NJ
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Newman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Francke.
At the Worden Hotel are Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Kline Joseph Garacan.
Miss Ruth Fosdick. Miss Adelaide
Ebling. Miss L. ". o'Neil, George NJ
Van syke. T.. O. Parsons. Mrs. ". M.
CulIins. Mr.. and Mrs. w. VI. Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Holland and l.. T.
Garrison
Guests at the Algonquin Hotel IN
cIude Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. seffert
Jr.. Mrs A. Lppincott, Miss Dorothy
rippincott Mr. and Mrs Mark J.
Haynes. Miss Katharine A. Doerinr
Miss Nav Gehrlein. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H
Kent, Miss Gertrude MoIony. yNfiss
Marion Lesvy and Mr. ana Mrs George
Il. Smith