The New York herald., 1922-08-13
SPORTS ATTRACTING VACATION CROWDS
Airplane Flight to Lake Placid
Starts Talk of Week End Trips
Journey From Garden City in S1s Hours Unfolds Pos
sibilities Of Air Travel to the Upstate Resort
Shnners Give Carnival and Clambake.
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T-Or.tsOwTN0 the Fight of Mr.
0eorg. conw~r.e and Mr.. =. m
Hughes. both OF Garden CITY
l. T.. who made ths distance last
saturday from Gareen city 20 Lake
rlacid IN clrtiss plane owned ~
Mr Converse An the actual flying time
alrplana week end trips from New
York are contemplated ~ the more
daring sofoprmers Who delight IN
novelty. The oniy stop made ~
MeSrrs. Converse and Hughes was ~
Glene Pals. whcre they renewed the
supply of gasoline
At Whitgface Inn Mr.. Converse
Joined Mr. and MRS. Daniel Kennedy
~ Elmira. ~ ". their daughter. Miss
Kathiecn Kennedy. and her friend.
Miss Helen Judge "a Garden city. lie
and Mr. Hughes made the return night
10 the city ON sunday. Miss Judge
also has returned.
Wednesday was essentially the buriest
match at Lake PLACID club m which
Waiter Hagen. British open champion.
paired with Joseph kirkwo0d. Australian
golf expert. played an exhibition game
with Mr.. Frank Codel4ssux of New
Orleans. State champion OF Louisiana.
paired with Mr.. Seymour Dunn. noted
authority on golf and t~cfesrional ct
Lake Placid Club Details ~ the match
which aroused more knterest than any
other golf event In years IN the Adiron-
dacks. were under the direction % Mr.
Henry r. Miller OF New York. who is
with Mrs. Miller at Lake Lodge for the
season.
shrfners Give . Carnival.
wednesday night at the Stevens
House was the Shrine Carnival for the
benefit Of the hospitals for crippled chill
dren maintained by the Shriners In this
country and Canada. and the event. hc
biggest indoor AFFAIR OF the season, was
followed by a Shrine ciambake al RAIN
bow Lake Thursday. Among the artists
who volunteered their services AZ the
carnival were Mr. Leon Enrol. star of
the musical comedy sally" who t.
spending the remainder Of the season
with Mrs. Enrol and a party OF friends
In camp on Lake Placid; MIR. Walter
Catlett, also or the sally" company
and a member OF the Enrol house party !
Miss Margaret Young New YORK Mt
Charles Mosconi OF Mosconi Bros, Nr-
Robby Watson OF the Irene" company.
Miss Mabel Ferry Of the "Nidnisht
Frolic" and Mr.. Frederick Sindeband of
Shanghai. China. At the piano vas Miss
Ruby Blum OF New York.
Mr.. J. Hubert Stevens. president OF
the Adirondack Shrine Club. was master
Of ceremonies at the carnival, which was
attended by about 500. Assisting him
were DR.. Charles II. Hunt OF Mecca
Temrle New York, and Mr.. Frank
Leonard. yice-president OF tho shrine
club. In addition 20 these officials the
clubs reception committee for the clam
bake included Messrs. RAYMOND
Stevens, Sol Feinberg and J. Vernon
Lamb OF Lake Placid. Supreme Cour'
| Justice John c. Crnpser OF Massena, Mr
Phelps Smith, treasurer OF the TAU
Smith Hotel Company: Mr.. BENJAMIN
r Stetson, proprietor OF Deers Head
Inn. Elizabethtown; Mr.. John r. Frecr
!saranac lake: Mr.. j. Alnert, Turner
Lake. and Mr.. Harch Torrance. Au
| Sable Forks.
Features of the big clambake at Ram
how Lake on Thursday afternoon were
addresses by Justice Crapser and others
vaudeville acts from New YORK ana oof.
ing bouts. Mr.. Philip ID. Gordon OF
Rarnack Temple. Montreal, trustee OF
the shriners Hospitals for Crippled Chill
dren. and Mr.. A. i. McNally' also oi
Karnack Temple. were the guests oi
honor. Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. McNally AND
the wives OF other guests from New
YORK. and other cities were entertained
by a committee OF ladies including Mrs,
Charles +. Hunt. Mrs. George A. Stevens
and Mrs. William NJ. Grove.
Yacht Races Challenge Oup.