The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10

and Mrs. f. @. Conway Miss r
Adrienne Peters. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 9.
Kerr, j. b. Kerr. ]. A. Kerr. Mrs M.
Jochen, Miss Marie L. Jochen. Mr.. Jo-
seph Hersdorfer, Jr., Mr.. r. ID. Berry,
Mr.. w. X. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. ~
AIcMaster Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Eyre. Miss Anne L. Eyre, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. letter, Mrs. Marion Hausman.
Next Wednesday. September 10, the
annual meeting of the Adirondack Re-
sorts Association will be held at the
Stevens House. In addition 10 the cleo
ton OF officers there will be a discussion
of plans for the exploitation OF the
Adirondacks as resort region.
Mr.. Thomas +. Smith. secretary Of
Tammany Hall and public administrator.
who has been spending a few days
at the Stevens House. was accompanied
by his daughters. Claire M. Smith and
Mrs. George b. Adams. the latter 8
husband and his son, Mr.. Furlong Smith.
The annual series of golf matches
for the championship of the Stevens
House between Mr.. Smith and Mr.. James
j. Hoey during the closing week OF the
season drew large gallery, They
played five matches. one each day, Mr..
Smith winning three of the FIVE and
thus retained the title he won from Mr.
Hoey n year ago There was great ex-
element when Mr.. Hoey said he made
a hole in 4, while Mr.. Smith insisted
that he had taken s.. Peace was re-
stored. however. when Mr.. Hoey adj
mitted that the he announced re-
ferred to the number of balls he lost.
Judge Joseph +. Mulqueen took a
chance and suffered as umpire.
Mr.. Stephen II. Heating OF New York
following his annual visit to the Stevens
House. has gone as the camp guest for
a fortnight of his friend. Mr.. Robert Lee
Morrill, of New York, at the latter's
camp near Schroon Lake. Mrs. Keat-
ing. who remains at the hotel will join
her husband in the city.
Those from New York among recent
arrivals at the Stevens House include
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Sweeney, Miss
r. B. Mallery. Mrs. J. Johnson. Miss
Christine Robbins. Miss Leila NJ Finian,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Stiles. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. McCunnion. Mrs. P. Fl. King. Mr..
f. v. Dargin. Mr. Gustav Rumpl Mr..
G. Thompson. Mr.. Frederick Boland,
Mr.. John j. Sheehy. Mr.. p. Harry FL
der. DIR. Joseph Mcdonald. Mrs. NJ. Bon
ner Mr.. and Mrs. E. +. Hart and Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Lynch
Among the many late season events
at the Grand View Hotel was the rube
party with which Miss Eleanor Betty
Kalisher. daughter of Mrs Edward
kalisher of 333 Central Park West. OBJ
served her eighteenth birthday last Sum
day evening. The guests came in rube
costume. and for the occasion the hotel
cafe was decorated in old time manner,
with log fire at one end. At midnight
In Grand View Park a camp supper was
cooked in the open by an Adirondack
guide for the seventy persons present
In the mems singles of the tennis
events of carnival week at the Grand
View the winner was Mr.. Mortimer
Stone Of New York, captain of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania tennis team. the
runner up being Mr.. John Pollock of
New York. former junior metropolitan
champion. Mr. Stone won "a. So.
6-5. In third place was Mr.. Ellis
Gmbel of Philadelphia and New York.
Miss Dorothy Eising OF New York
won the women's singles and In the
mixed doubles Miss Eisipg and Mr.. Pol
lock won from Mr.. Ellis Gimbel and Miss
Jane Rosenthal of New York.
In the water events the fancy mixed
dive was won by Miss Lucille Seigel Of
New York. Miss Marjorie Peck of New
York won the fifty yard swimming
dash. in which the women contestants
were given a five second handicap. Mr..
Leon kohlman of New Orleans and Miss
Lucille Seigel won the canoe fitting con-
test. overturning Mr.. Ernest Ellinger
Of New York and Miss Peck