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New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

have appeared in knickers.
In the mean time women golfers ar
fayed ia knickers arc rolling up soores
troy claim they never could have made
when playing in skirts, and the indiea-
tiors are tnat fully 30 per cent Of the
women OF the Lake Placid sumner col
ony will enjoy a skiriless summer
Sir. Victor Herbert. who is annually
among the first o. the campers 20 ar
rive. is AZ Camp Joyiand, with Mrs.
Herbert and Miss Herbert.
lr. end Mrs Henry +. Kunhardt, Of
IL West Seventy-?ourth Street. New
York. have leased Of Mr.. John NJ. Mac
kcnzie Camp Red Fox. the summer
place OF Mr.. Carroll Berry, Of New
York
Yesterday the convention Of the New
York State League OF Savings and
Loan Associations was concluded al
Lake Placid Club and tomorrow the
annual convention Of the New York
State Bankers Association will open O..
the club. continuing 70 June 2i inclu-
sive. On June 20 the big convention
Of the Cleveland Discount Company
opens O.. the Stevens House, continu-
inr TO July ..
Tennis is TO be featured az the Grand
View Hotel. which has its opening for
the season on June q. Some Of the
best courts in the Adirondack region
have been prepared by Mr. Walter S.
Rukeyser. president and general man
ager OF the Placid Hotel Corporation,
me operating company, and the August
tournament will be on a large scale.
Among the sojourners OF previous
seasons who have made reservations at
the Stevens House and will be back
about the first Of July are Mr.. Henry
Brady and family and Mrs. J. /. Nc
Cosker and Miss McCosker.
Those from New York returning
early 20 take up reservations az White
face Inn include Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Ladd. Mr. Theodore Ladd, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Il. Van Brunt and family. Mrs.
PhiMp smith. M. and Ms +. c. An
ness. Mrs. L. A. Nelson. Mr.. and MIS-
Walter H. Bennett and Mrs. J. i.
Russell
There arc many from New York who
are 20 arrive before July 70 take up
reservations at Lakeside Inn, North
woods Inn. the Belmont, Pines and
Homestead
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Final Luncheon Matinee
Party Is Given by Theoria

Thcoria, Mrs. Harold George Wood
president and founder. held its final
luncheon matinee party on Wednesday
90 the Hotel Astor Luncheon was
served IN the north ballroom, with
more than 200 present. Mrs. Wood
gave a snort address. The club closes
with a membership Of 400.
The guests Of honor were Mr. Grant
Mitchell. Of "Kempy." and Mrs. Walter
Comfy, the president Of the State
Federation Those sitting al the pres
ident's table were Mr. Grant Mitchell,
Mrs. Walter Comfy, Mrs. James Girls
void Wentz. the president Of the
Woman's Republican Club; Mrs. Har-
riette Fisher Andrew. who became
famous for her trip around the world
in an automobile; also Mrs. r. c..
Mitchell. Mrs. Edgar Lucas and the
daughic. of Mrs Wood, Mrs George T.
Zimmerman. who returned on Sun
day from an extended trip abroad.
The party then attended the Booth
Theatcr 70 see The Truth About
Blayds" On Tuesday evening Theoria
attends "Tho Dover Road"
The club opens the second Wednes-
day In October and many new brilliant
features are promised.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Wesiport-on-Champlain
Cotiagers To BE Organized


WESTPORT-ON.LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
y. Y. June H. For the furtherancc
of social activities here during the
present resort season IL Is proposed 20
organize campers and eottagers'
community league, the object Of which
shall be 70 promote social and sporting
events Of importance through the sum
mer. The proceeds Of these events will
be devoted 20 the Adirondack and
Champlain Valley charities. Many Of
the campers and eottagers have now
arrived for the season and others are
expected before July /.
Mr.. nd Mrs. William r. Nash, Of
New York and Pasadena. who are ae-
comphnied By their sons. Loyal and
Graham Nash, have opened Skcenwood
Tor the season.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ". Hall and Miss
Hall. OF New York. have reserved the
Stewart cottage. Miss Josephine Hall
has taken the Shelley cottage.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Upper Saranac Welcoming
Golf PLAYERS for Big Match

UPPER SARANAC, y. Y, June IL
Golf players now arriving at Saranac
Inn for the season predict that this
seasons contest for the inn champion
ship trophy offered By Mr.. Harrington
Mills will be productive Of some Of
the best playing ever witnessed IN this
section Of the Adirondacks. The new
eighteen-hole course is in perfect con-
dition and some excellent scores have
been made in the preliminary playing.
Among those who returned Tor the
opening OF the inn on Thursday were
several Of the best players Of previous
seasons.
Poppy cottage. Of the inn group, has
been reserved for the season b. Mr.
and Mrs. j. Wilmer Biddle, Of Phila-
delpha.
Mr. and Mrs. s. P. Howe and family,
Of Merchantville, y. j.. returning for
their/ annual sojourn at Saranac Inn'
have leased Greenway cottage
Mr. and Mrs. p. H. 3. Frelinghuysen
and family, Of Morrstown, y. j., viii
again occupy Woodeote cottage during
their annual sojourn az the inn.
Bsyswater cottage has been leased
for the season by Mr.. and Mrs. William
V. D. Wright and family. Of Chicago,
and Mrs Charles J. Carew and family.
Of Baltimore, will occupy Woodside
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frazer Harris
and family, Of Hartston. Chestnut Hill,
Pa, have leased the Packard camp.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Jefferson Boasts 0ld.Time .
New England HospIilf

Social Disrdfcl 20 ~ ITie.s =.
JEFFERSON. y. H.. June ll-I.
Waumbck. ~ JefCrsob n -.
old White Mountain feseH ~ a.,
tetains with its original sn
ture some OF the tradi;ional eN = =
Charm ard informaliiy waieh -
OF the hotel and is eo.tags - -
a zeal home. Mr. Frank T. -, -
the owner. also manages ne ~. :.
which insurcs individual si'en..-
the cottages are tenanIed M
greater part by tho same f'=in"F
Mr. William L. Ward VII g. :.
Mountain View Cottage vi'a ~ = :
ily, arriving early in ne @ ss''In1. ~
Port Chester. ard Mrs. Ihonss ~ !
will be at the Naples accom- - -
Mr. and Mrs. James dOlis5 49,.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter n. tsgis..'f
OF Philadelphia. have me 80
again and viii be importsnt ~
OF the golfng set. Mr. Nil.an, >
OF Riverton. y. J. IS presi'sA' =
Waumbck Golf Club. j., JN
Mrs Nathaniel Withefeh
York, who has Tor many se.ss.
pied Bashada cottage. willos.ia''yI,s ~
accompanied by Miss SYN. lu.,',.s -
and two Chicago families are ~ ~ II
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 4. Blair - ,si 4
Anita Blair In the Nigvs.,m,, s.,m,,,,.., q
and Mrs. Mark skinner "'
family at Wyndybrae' AZ v
New members Of the COLONY ~
son are Mrs Edward r. Msrss'as:, }, 81
York, whose daughter, MIS-; = ~, N y
Colby. and Mr.. Colby, VIII .,.' os as
The Colbys have spent pre',es'u1 . 'u1i;lrs,
here. Colonel and Mrs. l. :, 2 40
OF 81 Louis. are taking .hs
cottage for the entire suniul,sii AZ,
AT the waumbek Hotel e..,lj q. =
returning for the season y,na
and Mrs. BENJAMIN Atha' 81, z, g08
MIR William d'Olicr and h'y y
Of Riverton, y. j.; Mr.. ana ~ Iwirif
Biggs. Miss Dorothy biggs - 80
ton, Del; Mr. and MIS-. hsh. ,. Al :
New York: Mr.. Henry Prenta,, \ J
Henry Prentiss jr, East o,..sS, 49,, ,
Mr. and Mrs J. T. h'l,s Ms y
William II. Barrett ana ,ns,.i ,
rett, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester n ~ ~
J. Wray Cleaveland, al ,,'., o. 80 ~
Mr. and Mrs. Normand Nhevs. .s, .
clair, n. j.; Mrs. Henry a AusI,s -
family, Jersey city, A,''
bane, Southampton, l. l.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Golf Clan Cather
Amid Fastnes.s,
OfGreen Vermo.
Several Contests to p,,,.,
Play in Annual Isham { !
Tourney at Manch,s.
in the Mountains In


MANCHESTER IN TIE .,...
TAlNS, w. June i7.-Wts a. ~
ing o. the Eql.rox Hos,s -.
ego the sumner season IA ~
way. Mrs W y. Ritter ,.,..t -
Mr and Mrl samuel Brssl,- !. I
York; Mrs. Horace q. Yogr, . !, = J.
oany, and Mr8 Charles Pa.,,, :
Troy over last Sunday. T.rs, !.
ner in their honor on s,.,,,,, =
ming. at which tta Mus, p
New YORK. arl Mrs. bitter, ~.
Mrs. DcYnei were present " b.
Jacob Guntacr of New YORK =.
dinner for Afs. R.t,er srs tsr n 80
recently. -
Mrs. John I. Given, o. y,,.
opened the Gables one us,t A.. I,
Gwen IS az presert on a f,s,, y
IN Canada.
The golfers are gathsr!.z az -.
day sees larger number os, -,
az Ekwanok. Nr John ?. Mss.,--
who has been playing daily g.
weeks, returned t0 Eew Ysrs l,rl
day. Ar. John Reed. Of N,T 1.
and Nr. Ro5er, p. Lee, Of Ssr.,,-
ton, were playing fas cogrs a.,
the week. The lrieperlercs o.
vltatiOu tournament ls less tss \,
weeks away. ard the anngh l,si-s
tournament w..' bs p.sYsd ssr.-,,
days beginning Jl'y a. ~. las,
Taylor ~ Brooklyn, viii haYs ~
OF the Exwarlk t1gE1znesta
Mr and Mrs Frank 3. a, a
family o. Detroit hags srrYe b.
are occupying -1c Snyihs es,in n
tho season.
Mr Robert 7. Llncoln Grt IN q,
coin, oi Warrington, arrived q E.t,a
yesterday Perhaps .ew pe;i ha
come % Marcaester fsr =, l--g
over as long a span O. ytin q II.
Lincoln. His frst sppssu,9 u
approximately sixty years sgs, 81
while be has rot been here sYsy ~
In this long pace o. tine, fof .
last twenty years re finily haze 3.
az their deligasfgl hons, Hide
every season.
Mr. and Mr. Alert 4. VIZ,
New York. we've ~ the Ee.lncr -
last Sunday c1 route . N.tt.,ss7 Z
the college c1umercemelt W. =
Mrs. p. b Crawford, q PaFssfs,.i
". Va, we've 60 th8 LqlnoT ~
over night recently 0iaer r.es;i 2
rivals include Mr and Nfs. Cl.,H
Lancaster. 0t Boston, Dr.. ara ~
Cotton Smith. o. Wash.ngten, 2. 4
DR.. and Mrs. %. C. Brown ant " n
Ms. a. g. GriG1c. of Danbsry, C'-,
5fr. and Mrs. g.. i H1dcoek ! :
Philadelphia Mr and MrA .
Tcwks5ury. ~ Chicago, NJ ~
Dod-c, Nr. ard Nrs. Maurice -
Nr r. H. Wh.,c, Mr. and Mri ma
Y Carney. N-s Samuel Fleek Ie
Niss Amy Fieck. of New YORK.
Arrivals @. Worthy I'm .nelcas1.
New YORK Mr ard Mrs. G, an,
Chamberlain, Dr. ard Mrs. !,-.
Gorton. Nr. r. W. starrett, Ma
Bailey and family, and NJ a. ~
$. ". Mays
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

land. ireland. the Argentine and other
points will arrive later In the season
and play series Of international
matches. some OF which Will be held on
the international Field and others on
the first polo field built in this country
some thirty years ago, opposite where
the new Salisbury golf course club
house Is now being built by Mr.. !. j.
Lannin.
Previous TO the polo game to-day a
number Of golf matches were held on
the links az Meadow Brook and the
Salisbury course, which lies directly
O. the east.
Fifty-two enthusiastic golfers will
leave hgc The first Of the week for a
motor trip 20 the Balsams. az Dixvillc
Notch, Y. H.. where some days will
b. spent on the Baisams course.
Mrs. John 4. Mccall and son, Cliff
rori Mccall. were weekend visitors at
fhc Garden City Hotel. Mr.. and Mr>.
Howard Taft I'd Joined Mr. Taft's par
crt. SIR and Mrs. Henry W. TAFT
over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
~. Bonapartc were weekend guests.
Miss Margaret Geddes has arrived for
the season. Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Hardy
and family are here for four or 1--WE
wccks.
Other recent arrivals arc Mr.. and
Mrs. James X. Scanlon and family, or
Ccdarhurst. l.. l.. Mr.. and Mrs. John C..
Powers, Mr and Mrs. II. G. Canda. Mr.
Hudson Budd. Miss Nictorinc kllogg
w. and Mrs Arthur Ryle and Mrs.
George Fisher.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Eastern Point in Gay
Attire for Boat Races
sr.,laI pI-ra.,h b ~ Trlbla,

NEW LONDON, conn, june It
Many prominent persons from various
parts OF the country were present al
the beginning Of the summer season
n Eastern Point this afternoon. Most
OF the large cottage colony and many
OF the carly Harvard boat race
arrivals were az the formal opening OF
the Griswold. Mr. Earle Z. Carley, vice
president Of the Griswold, was in
attendance at the opening ceremonies.
Among others present at the flag
raising were the reunion class Of 81
OF the Massachusetts Institute OF Tech
nology and the Mariners Savings
Bank convention.
The boat races stand out as the
greatest event. and already hundreds
are arriving at the Griswold and East
ern Point.
Golf has been going on for two
months on the Shenecossett links here
and the June tournaments arc attract
ing much atteption. The Connecticut
state championship is TO be played
from June 81 20 July /.
Among those who have engaged res
crvations for the season and many
Of whom already have arrived are Mrs.
l.. s. Lcdere, Mrs. George I. Mont
gomery, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis S. Brush.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

Brown, Miss Katherine c. Gould and
Mr. and Mrs ". G. Stanley
Notablcs from New York az the
Traymore include Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward II. Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. John II.
Randolph, Mr and Mrs. b. " Rice. Nr.
and Mrs. Charles McCullum. Dr.. and
Mrs. William Wagner. Nlr and Mrs.
K. y. Mccall. Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Nor
ris. Mr. and Mrs. !. n. Morse. Mrs.
B. l.. jackson. Mr. and Mrs. G. Z. Dan
forth. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Dunn. Mr.
and Mrs. r. /. Briggs and w. and Mrs.
F. +. Burnett.
The New York contingent a. the
Edison includcs Mr. and Mr-. +. L.
Legs and Miss Amy West.
Recent arrivals from New York AZ
the Dennis are Mrs. v. +. lcTkcs,
Mrs. II. G.. Aldrich, Clifford Adams
Mrs. Robert Aldrich. Mr. and Mrs. a.
p. sDcary. Mr. John +. Calhoun, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Y. Brophy. Mr. and Mrs.
r. II. Hickham, Miss Constance Hick-
ham. Mrs. ". p. O'C0rnor and Miss
Valera o OCounor.
Lieutenant Il. !. Tramen, of Brook
Ism. and his bride arc 90 the Shell
burnc. The New York circle has re-
Gently been joined there by Mr. and
Mrs. a. j. Mayer. Mr. and Mrs. 4. +.
Conrad. Miss Frances Levy. Mrs. hary
Busch and Miss Marion kchoc.
New Workers who are "a Haddon Hall
include Mrs. William Craig. Mr. and
Mrs. A J. Marion. Mrs a. de Kelsey.
Mrs. +. o. DOlgcn. Mrs. katherine
Brown and Dir. and Mrs. Frank Mae
Donald
Prominent among the New Workers
al the Chalfonte are Mr and Mrs.
Frederick +. Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs'
John J. Lcddy, Mrs. Elizabeth Cake
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. McRac, Mrs. Simon
schacf'cr. Miss Aobie n. Condit, Law
renee II. Marks. Ha-ry C.. Spillman and
Mrs John Bowling.
Joininr the New York visitors az
the Brighton are Mr. and Mrs. +. s.
Lindsay, Mrs. Daniel Manning. MISS
Katherine Morse. Mrs. Robert Living
s.on. Mrs. ". Y. Thornc. Miss Y. 4.
LYON, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas D. Car
roll and Mrs r. Archibald Carey.
New Workers az the Marlborough
Blenhcim are Mr and MS Frank Dob
son. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Foster,
Miss Ella Jayncs. who is accompanied
by Mrs. +. II. Gledden: Mr and Mrs.
Harold A. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Leigh. Miss Alice Robertson, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard II. Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
G. II. Cook.
At the ST. Charles are Mr. and Mrs.
Angus s. Smith. David Blackman'
Philip Gosseen. Mr. and Mrs. w. r.
Miller. Mr. and Mrs Frank \. Spark,
Visitors from Gotham at the Strand
include Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Corbett,
Lieutenant ". p Bacon. Mr. and Mrs.
". c. Rowell, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Dembrow jr.
New members Of the New York set
az the Seaside include Nh and Mrs.
Lewis Booth and Mr. and Mrs. o. W.
Nichols.
The New York contingent at the
Holmhurst was joined by Mrs. r. W.
allen and Mr. and Mrs. $. j. Simson.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Link Tournament
Arranged for Many
Guests at Saratoga
Contestants Entered for Golf
Matches Well Known in
Financial and Social Cir
cles; Colony Opens Homes
SpsossI Dispatch 10 The Tribune

SARATOGA, June i7.--Seversl Of the
hotels Rave been comfortably hlled for
a month and, with the constant auto
mobile parties stopping for one, two
or three days, they are often occupied
10 their capacity. as arc also many OF
the boarding houses. The season is
growing longer, beginning earlier and
extending later into the autumn. Near
" all the hotels here are open and
the remaining ones-the Grand Union.
the United States. the American and
the Adelphi-will open for guests with
in the next two weeks.
The superb McGregor golf links and
the country club-one Of the finest IN
the country--are the eenters o. much
intereIt. a weekly tournament or Sat
urdsy afternoons during the season
has been arranged While most Of the
eontettants will be better known IN the
financial. social and political world,
yet several professional players OF note
will play here. the latest mentioned be-
ing the well known English player, J.
n. Taylor, who is planning TO tour this
country during the summer.
Many Of the homes OF the distln-
guished summer colony here are
opened. and among the most recent ar
rivals are Mrs Henry 3. Hyde, Of New
York City. ut her North Broadway
home; Mr.. Russell Allen Smith and
her children, Of Brooklyn; Mr. and
Mrs. Richard 7. II. Durkee, who have
taken for the season the Lawrence cot
tAge IN Excelsior Park. u - also an
nounced that Mrs. William X. Wander
bilt I'd, Of New York. has secured the
Thompson residence on Union Avenue
!or August
Recent hotel arrivals include: The
New Worden-Mr and Mrs. Robert +.
Mccoy, Norfolk, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. C..
II. Woodward. Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
X. H. Kallfuss, Cincinnati; DR.. and
Mrs. ". A. Dewey, Ann Arbor, Mich;
y. T.; Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Butler, s..
GATHERINGS. Ont; Mr. and Mrs. John
/. Dudley, New York City; Mr. and
Mrs. II. S. Hamilton, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. knight, 5sltimorei
Mrs. A. stien. Miss Rith Stien. Chi
eGgo: Mr.. and Mrs. John Chandron,
Baltimore.
Saratoga lnn-Mr. and Mrs. Fred P.
Lang. M. and Mrs c. s. Vaughn, Mr..
and Mrs. ?. y. Chase, Mrs. +. +. Has
kel, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Brady, Mr.. and
Mrs W. u. Bergman. R. Z. Maloney,
Jennie NJ Jones, Mr. and Mrs ". J. Nc
Cue jr. M and Mrs. VI. J. MeCue 81,
J.R. Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. {. R. Smith,
Brooklyn; M and Mrs ". l.. Filley,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Livingston, Mr. and
Mrs Harry Applebsum, New York City.
Millett Hotel--Mss L. Grossmiller,
New York City; r. amid Mrs. A.
Goulet. womsocket. X. l.; Mr. and Mrs.
D. u. Brsmsn, Springfield; Miss A.
Brown. New York City; Mr.. and Mrs.
Olds, Syracuse.
Park view-Mr Benton Woodeoek
and daughter. East Orange, \. j.; DR..
". ". waldron. Hampton. Va; Miss
Helen W. Ludlow. Hampton, Va.
Henning HGll-Mr. and Mrs. George
Cronn. New York City; Mrs. z. s.
Mills. Syracuse; Mr and Mrs. Aubeiy
and son, Albany. and Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam S. TERRY, Keene, y. X.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Maplewood Will Be Scene
OF Big Trap Shooting Contest


MAPLEWOOD, y. H., June 1.-THE
Maplewood Club Is receiving from ell
over the East and some Of the mid
Western towns applications from trap
shooters who wish 20 participate in
the annual trap shooting events which
have come 90 be known among them as
THE Maplewood Hundreds and which
occur. this season, on July 3 % s.
As the only important trap-shooting
event in Northern New England, ~
has peculiar significance, and 10 j.
likely that several prominent Canadian
shots will also be present. Among the
well known trap shooters already en-
rolled are Mr Henry G.. Nogei, Of New
York, who is a member Of the Breton
Woods Gun Club and spends his sum-
mcrs az the Mount Washington 90
Breton Woods; Mr. A. r. Bennet, of
New York; Mr. J. =. McCurdy. OF Sid
ney. \. s.; Mr. George B. D. Pollard, of
Fall River, Mass; Mr.. J. W. Ault and
Mr. W. W. Pasey, Of Lancaster, Pa;
Mr. r. (. Watkins, Mr.. ". +. Becro.
OF Hartford. Conn. M X. J. NILS.
OF Bristol Mass; Mr.. F. J. Ham, Of
Cambridge. Mass; Mr.. <. II. Morse, o.
Hartford. Conn, and Mr. p. II. Wiley.
Of Dansville, y. y.
Maplewood has come 20 be a render
vous for many noted golfers, and
among those playing there daily are
Mr.. John r. Moron. who drives over
from his farm az Lttleton. Mr. George
F. Baker, who usually spends a part o.
the early summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Moron, is a golf enthusiast and always
plays a daily round here with Mr.. Nor.
ron. Congressman George Glessner, OF
Illinois, whose summer home is ada
cent TO the Rocks, the Littleton estate
OF his father, John G. Glessner. OF
Chicago, also plays frequently at the
Maplewood Club, where the famous
White Mountain golf champion,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
City Puts
Strict Censorship
On Bathing Attire
Residents Upheld in Pro-
test on Certain Garb; Sum-
mer Series of Card Par
ties Open at Yacht Club
epeelal .laleh q II. Tr-b..e


ATLANTIC CITY. June 1.-THE
storm of protest occasiohcd b. the
action Of the police in refusing 10
permit botncf5 % issue from tfe ave
nucs 10 the beach when they were not
enyclopcd IN protecting garments that
extended 40 least 20 the knees has d'cd
down and the cdct Of the city is being
obeyed 20 the satisfaction OF the gen
crni public
The order was the outcome Of con-
tirued protests from residents who not
only object 20 cncountcring scant.iy
garbed persons on the sidewalk bat
further resented sitting beside them in
jitneys and trolley ears. The order
was issued q year ago. but out Of defer
cncc to visitors the officials RETAINED
from strictly enforcing il and the re-
suit was Disappointing. Director Cuth-
bert decided that this season there
would be no tolerance shown, and last
weekend the command went forth 10
keep away all prospective bathcrs from
the sea who did not obey the require
merit
The Atlantic City Yacht Club In
auguratod is summer series OF card
parties Monday afternoon.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is a famil-
lar figure on the Boardwalk these days.
he smilingly AYERS that he has not
abandoned his idea 10 write a book
whose principal character will eclipse
Sherlock Holmes. The public is fonder
Of that gentleman than | am he
Icitliatcl TINS week 1t seems 10
be % truism that authors always have
% uct crcqt.Or Of which they are proud
or than is the world. My pride is in
The White Company which I stll
think is my best product"
Dr.. and Mrs. c. c. Brace, Of Tarry-
town. are Mt the Ritz-Carlton. The New
York circle in the hotel was ioined re-
Gently By Mrs. B. p. Trowbridgc. Mr..
and Mrs. F. r. Comstock, Mr.. Julian S.
Bach, Mr. Frank Bach. Mrs David
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

making the journey In easy stages.
The annual conferences Of the insur-
ance agents Of New England will be
held at the Profile House In Francon.a "a
Notch, opening on June "a. There will
be the usual golf events and the an
nual banquet, In addition 20 the usual
activities and meetings.
Mr.. {. Howard Walker. the Boston
artist, with his family, will spend the
sumner as usual az their estate a.
Chocorua. where the Rev. Percy stick
ney Grant also has a summer home.
Mrs. Eleanor Ashby, Of New YORK. viii
pass the month Of July az the CraW-
ford House, a. Crawford Notch, as the
guest Of Mrs. William A. Barron.
Mrs. Anna Livingston Fox, ~ New
York, arrived this week at the Elm
Tree Inn, Colebrook, being joined there
for a month by her daughter, Mrs.
Tracy Cullen, Of New York,
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lannin have ar
rived AZ the Balsams from Garden City,
L. l.. 10 spend the remainder Of the
summer. Miss Dorothy Lannin and
Mr. Paul Lannin, composer OF the music
for "Goodness Gracious and other
Broadway successes, will also be with
them during most Of the summer.
Dr.. Anita Rondinella, Of Vassar Col
lego, will open her summer home a.
Whiteaeld early IN the season.
Mrs. Arthur Butler Twombly, Of New
York. will open her cottage at the
Profile House eariy in July.
Mrs. Z. l.. Potter and Miss Helen
Potter will pass the summer AZ their
farm on the shores OF Lake Umbagog
at Enrol. n. H., where Mr.. Potter will
motor frequently from Manchester, W,
10 spend week ends with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton II. Marshall, o.
New York. plan 20 spend some time, a.
usual. at the Mount Pleasant House az
Breton Woods, y. II.
Mrs. Henry S. Redmond, Of New York
will be one Of the early arrivals az the
Mount Washington Hotel az Breton
Woods. Prince and Princess Faueigny'
Lucinge, Of Paris, who are now IN
Switzerland, may decide % come %
Breton Woods for the autumn season
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
I'm the AdirOndacks
Lake Placid Summer Colony in Debate Over Wear
ing of Knickerbockers by Women;
Victory Favors "Ayes"

LAKE PLACID " y June 17Wheher knckers shall or shall
By the colony here is just
subject Of than the unrest Europe the
antics Of the money market
II the put right the would have It,
for the taken Lake Placid by and members
colony daily the village in the
hotel Hobbies and the golf links arrayed their nay kncers in
which they claim find comfort The objections from
who have visited Lake Placid winter when the
skirts Of doors counted the Of ones
hand This however which
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
First of Meadow Brook
Polo Games Aids Charity
sreriaI Dl1rafeh 10 Tle Trlblr,

GARDEN CITY. L. J.. June l7.-Polo.
with It's large following Of society
people from New York. Philadelphia.
Boston and other sections Of the East,
commenced to-day az Meadow Brook.
the opening event being for charity,
the Westbury Noighborhood Associa-
tion.
The other games will be OF unusual
interest this year. a. players from Eng