The New York herald., 1922-07-23

Special Dispatch to THE NEW yoax HraALp.
LAKE PLACID. N. Y. July 22.
T~H HE Adirondack Camp and Trail
Club soon will issue a call for
- volunteers to aid in the work
of establishing a ridge line trail through
the heart of the wilderness from Mount
Golden to the summit OF Mount Marcy,
the giant of the Adirondack peaks.
The trail will extend from Hunters
Pass. five miles through the widest
portion Of the Adirondacks. Mr.. H. w.
Hicks, secretary Of the Camp and
Trail Club. expects plenty of volun-
teers for the work. The work of
scouting" or laying out the trail, will
occupy a week.
This week the club completed work
on a new cabin for a caretaker at the
site of famous Adirondack Lodge, which
was destroyed by fire In June, 1908.
There are now accommodations for
about thirty people at this once famous
spot. use Of the seven camps and shell
ters being free to members of the Camp
and Trail Club and the Lake Placid
Club, owner of the property. nominal
charge of fifty cents night Tor each
person Is made on other campers TO
defray expenses.
In addition TO the secretary the Of
hcers Of the Camp and Trail Cleb are
Mr. e. A. Woods of Pittsburgh. presi-
dent: vice-presidents. Mr., T. Morris
Longstreth of tho Lake Placid Club and
Mr.. w. s., Benson of Passaic. ". j., and
treasurer. Mr.. F. b. Guild of Lake
Placid. The work done In the forests
by the club has the approval of the
Conservation Commission.
At the annual meeting of the Lake
Placid Yacht Club last Saturday plans
for eight new yachts. which will be
added TO the club fleet next season. were
approved. These are somewhat smaller
than the yachts at present In use.
Changes in the interior of the club
house, TO better accommodate entertain
ments, were authorized. and the matter
Of a decorated launch parade on Labor
Day was referred to the committee on
entertainment. Mr.. A. L. d. Warner of
New York was reelected commodore, the
other officers being Commodore,
Mr.. Stephen Farrerly of New York; Sec
retarys Mr.. Hunter Platt of New York.
and treasurer. Mr.. Christian Bahnsen OF
Passaic. ". j.. The point races of the
season will be on Saturdays during
August.
Among the camp arrivals of the week
is Mr.. Victor Herbert. who has returned
from Willow Grove. Pa. and New York,
to be with Mrs. Herbert and Miss Her
bert at Camp Joyland during August.
At Undercliff. their camp on Lake
Placid. Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Jarvis of
49, t,.x. -
Mrs. Allan Tobey Of Scarsdale.
Prof. Edwin r. A. Seligman of CO.
lumbia University. who recently opened
his camp, Askenonta. will go with Mrs.
Seligman and Miss Hazel Seligman next
week TO Montreal. where they will join
friends on motor tour of Canada, re-
turning for August in camp here.
Miss Selignian has been entertaining
Miss Barbara Banning Of New York
who has returned to the city. .s.
A series Of Sunday golf matches. be-
gun this week at the Stevens House,
will be continued tomorrow at the Lake
Placid Club. and thereafter on different
links throughout the mountains. The
professional players who are contestants
include Mr.. seymour Dunn of the Lake
Placid Club Mr.. John d. Dunn of the
Stevens House. Mr.. Michael Gallagher OF
Whiteface Inn. Mr.. Richard Tyrrell OF
the Ruisseaumont colony course and Mr.
Scott North of the Saranac Lake Colt
Club Playing with them are Mr.. Ray
mond +. Stevens. Mr.. J. Hubert Stevens
and Mr.. Basil Durant prominent anna
teurs OF New York. Last Sunday Mr.
Seymour Dunn won with score of ~
Mr.. Gallagher and Mr.. North tying FOL
second place with rs.
Among the golf players of previous
seasons returned 10 the Stevens House