The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Home Made Movies
Shown byCongress
at Paul Smiths
Amateur Cinema Production
Proves a Popular Sum-
mer Pastime.
s,sosa, Dispatch to THE NEw York HERALD.

hibitions OF the films they make OF
their friends in action on the links oi
the st. Regis River Golf Club and on
mountain climbing trips and other ex-
petitions. These private movies have
become established features at several
of the camps on the st. Regis Chain Of
Lakes and on Osgood Lake, and very
complete projecting apparatus has be-
come a part of the camp equipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward f. Hutton OF
New York, who recently arrived to
occupy their new Camp Hutridge on
the Upper St. Regis Lake, are among
those who have adopted the new form
OF entertainment and very delightful
show was given at camp early IN
the week for the members OF their
house party. which now includes Mr..
and Mrs. George Wagstaff. Mr.. Gecrse
CONN. Mr.. Thomas Middleton, the
Misses Madelaine and Eleanor Close
and Miss Barbara Hutton OF New York
and Mrs. Grace Hutton of San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edwin Drexel Godfrey
OF New York, who are at their camp on
Osgood Lake. were the first to adapt
s.movies' 10 the camp life Of this re-
treat and they frequently entertain with
dslixhtful little shows for their friends
on Ocgood Lake and the st. Regis
Chain OF Lakes. Mr.. Godfrey. who Is
also a wireless enthusiast. has equipped
his camp with one OF the most power
full receiving sets in the Adirondacks
and the two forms of entertainment
thus provided are much enjoyed.
Movies In Cottage Colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sailing w. Baruch Of
New York, who are here for the season
with their sons Donald and Sailing. Jr.,
are first among the members or the cot
kage's colony at Paul Smiths Hotel TO
take up private movies. They have en-
tertained with several exhibits at their
cottage for their friends at the hotels
and In the cottage colony, Master DON
aid Baruch acting as operator.
Throughout the week there has been
a chain Of picnic trips to points OF inter-
est and fishing trips in which members
of the camp colony and soJourners at
the hotel have engaged.
Early In the week DR.. and Mrs. A. f.
Chace Of New York. who are In camp
on the Upper St. Regis Lake. held
very delightful picnic on Osgood Lake.
Mr. III. Glenn Curtiss OF Garden City.
noted airplane builder, who rs at Paul
Smiths Hotel with Mrs. Curtis and her
mother, Mrs. j. Neff, also OF Garden
City, early in the week motored to
Franklin Falls. where he was very sue
cessful at fishing. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Curtiss and Mrs. Men. They
had luncheon at the falls.
Activities on the links OF the st. Regis
River Golf Club are now daily increas>
ing preparatory to the August tourna-
ments. which will be under the direc-
tion OF Or. Walter B. James. who Is
with Mrs. James at their Upper St
Rexis camp. Much interest attaches to
a series of foursomes in which Mr.. Will
lam F. Irwin of Rye, who is with Mrs.
Irwin at the -Spitfire Lake camp or her
father. Mr. William w. McAlpin OF New
York. is paired with Mr.. Paul Smith.
president OF the hotel company, and Mt.
Andrew Shiland OF Cedarhurst. brother
tr-law OF Mr.. Irwin, who Is also at tne
McAipin camp with Mrs. Shiland, Is
paired with the Rev. w. II. Lusk OF
Rjdrefield. Conn, who recently arrived
with Mrs. Lusk to occupy the Pearl
Island camp of Mrs. Anson Phelps
stokes for the remainder OF the season.
In the opening match of the series
MessrS. Irwin and Smith finished one
mn. winning with a birdie on the
eighteenth green.
RockefeIler Families Coming.
Mr.. and Mrs william @. Rockefeller
and Mr. Percy Rockefeller and fanny
win spend the latter part Of August and
early September at Bay Pond.
The Rt. Rev. Charles II. Brent, ID. d
of Buffalo. Bishop Of the Episcopal Ill
ocese OF western New York and former
chief chaplain OF the A. f. F. In France
who is one Of the guests of Mrs. white
law Reid at Camp Wildair on the
Winner ST. Regis Lake, viii occupy the
pulpit OF the little church of st. Johns
IN the wilderness at Paul Smiths dur
ing August.
Mrs. Reid IL also entertaining Miss
Muriel Bishop Of Philadelphia.
AT their camp on the Upper st. Regis
Lake Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt
OF New York and Glen Cove are en-
PERTAINING a house party including
MIS-, phyllis Bstcheller and Mr.. Donald
Percey OF New York; Mr.. Lawrence
Van Ingen OF New York and South
ampton, and Mrs. Lewis Gibb and
Master Bobby Gibb OF Bay Shore. l.. J.
Mr.. Walter Douglas of New York Is
a guest OF DR.. and Mrs Walter b.
James Mt their camp on the Upper st.
Regis Lake.
Mrs. william y. Trowbridge OF New
York has as her guests at her camp
on the Upper St r~~'s Mrs G. Fl.
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. DICK
inson OF New York.
The Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes and
family OF New Haven are expected
soon to occupy the Stokes camp on
Birch Island during the balance OF
August and early September.
At Camp Forestmere Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Arter Fisher OF Pittsburgh are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. James y. Dun
laevy and their sons Edgar and Vernon
and Mr.. r. w. st. Hill OF New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Louis Slade
OF New York have been entertaining
NJ their Upper st. Regis camp Dr. and
Mrs. Ransom s. Hooker OF Baltimore
ana New York and Miss Stokes.
Mr.. Richard Van wyck OF New York
who arrived n FEW days ago NJ Pau
Smiths Hotel. will be Joined there BY
Mrs. Van wyck and they viii later
be the camp guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
C~o-ge S. Brewster of New York. whc
have opened their camp on spitfirs
Lake.
Dinner 20 Noted Canadian Guests.
One OF the recent camp dinner par.
ties OF note was that given by Dr
and Mrs. w. l.. McDougsld OF Mon.
treai at their camp on Osgood Lake