The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Radiophones Are
Now Used in Many
Adirondack Camps
Kansas City Publisher Hopes
to Get News From Home
Others Also Equipped.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HsaAtp.
PAUL SMITHS, N. Y. July 22.--Ex-
perts from New York have just COM
pleted work on Z radio plant At White
Pine camp. the summer home Of Mr..
Irving w. Kirkwood Of Kansas City,
owner and publisher Of the Kansas City
Stcr aud Times, on Osgood Lake Mr..
Kirkwood will be able TO receive all the
matter broadcasted from, the principal
stations in the East and Is hopeful Of
getting communications from Kansas
City.
The first to install powerful receiv-
ing outfit at camp was Mr.. Edwin Drexei
Godfrey Of New York. The set now in
use at his camp on Osgood Lake dis
tinctly records the matter broadcasted
from Pittsburgh and other distant
points. =,
| A similar receiving outfit of high
power has been installed for Mr.. John
A. Sinnott Of Philadelphia at the Hunt
ington camp. on the Upper ST. Regis
Lake. which Mr.. Sinnott has leased for
the season. Others of the campers on the
st. Regis chain and on Osgood Lake are
now considering installation OF these
radio outfits. which cost about $1,000
each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt Of
New York and Glen Cove have opened
their camp on the Upper st. Regis Lake.
Word has been received here that Mr..
and Mrs. Ogden Reid and his mother.
Mrs Whitelaw Reid, who have concluded
their European tour and are. returning
| aboard the Majestic. will come direct to
| Camp Wildair. the Reid camp on the
Upper St Regis Lake. for August.
DIR. and Mrs. Walter b. James will
come from Cold Spring Harbor TO open
their Upper ST. Regis camp for August.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brewster OF
New York and Oyster Bay. who recently
arrived. have opened their camp on Spit
fire Lake.
Mrs. Andrew shIland Of Cedarhurst.
L. T., has Joined the house party Of her
father, Mr.. william w. McAlpin, at
Camp wyndover on spitfire Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank @. Darte Of
| Wilkes Barre recently arrived and
opened their spitfire camp for the sea-
son.
At their camp on Osgood Lake Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Drexel Godfrey are
accompanied by her mother, Mrs J. c.
Hoagiandi Mr. Godfrey's father. Mr..
Charles H. Godfrey. has arrived for his
annual visit at Paul Smiths Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving w. Kirkwood
have been entertaining Mr.. A. II.
Seestead Of Kansas City.
Mr.. Frank Bianchi. his sister. Miss
Rianchi. and Miss Whittemore Of New
York recently arrived to occupy the
Bianchi camp on the Lower st. Regis
Lake for the balance OF this month and
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Paine Of New
York. who recently arrived at Paul
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Lower st. Regis Lake.
Miss r. A. Polhemus. who Is coming
early In August from her place at Ridge
field. Conn. will not open her camp on
spitfire Lake. but will occupy apart
ments at Paul Smiths Hotel for the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward J. Otis OF New
York. who have leased the Garrison camp
near the hotel, will arrive July 2s.
The Kellogg cottage Of the hotel group
has been leased for the season by Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Harrison Of New York
| Mrs. Frederick c. Cook OF New York,
who recently arrived. has leased the
Mafft cottage.
Another OF the hotel cottages has been
leased for the season by Nine. Carmine
Fabrizio, a New York violinist. and her
husband, who will spend the season here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Meyer of New
York, who have the Lambert cottage at
the hotel, entertained In the grill early
in the week with small dinner party In
honor OF Mr. and Mrs Raymond r. Ste
vens OF Lake Placid, who were their
week end guests.
Winners of prizes in the first progress
sive bridge parties given in the hotel
parlors under the direction of Mrs IL. O..
Fitzgerald OF New York. we're, first, for
ladies'. Mrs. II. II. Oakes OF Boston;
second, for ladies, Mrs. c. M. Fennel OF
New York; first, for men. Mr.. L. M.
Buchbinder Of White Plains, and Sec
ond. for men, Mr.. J. J. Carroll Of East
Orange.