The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-08-20
Lake to Be Formed
by Damming River
At EfizabethtoWn
Summer Colony's Plans for a
Body Of Water Nearby Are
About to Be Realized.
sssosa' Dispatch TO TIE Nrw rosx Hn.rD.

III lilC IIAALdDEAAllOWA
colony to have a lake, which
in previous seasons has found express
sion IN discussion, Is now apparently
settled and meeting OF the Board OF
Trade is to be held In the Essex County
Court House here the evening Of
Wednesday, Aug. 20. at which it is
confidently expected powers will be
conferred upon committee TO go
ahead with the construction OF the
dam across the Boquet River. The
dam, which Is to be of concrete, is to
be 100 feet long and 25 feet high at
the highest point. The lake will be
two miles long and quarter OF a
mile wide, and il Is the aim Of officials
of the Board OF Trade, OF which Mr..
Edward f. Flammer of New York is
president, to have 1t ready for next
season. The undertaking, which in Its
present form has been modified as
related to the original proposition
calls for an outlay Of approximately
100000.
Mr.. L. z. Parent, proprietor OF the
Windsor Hotel, has adopted the policy
of Mahomet toward the mountain and
in the absence of lake here has leaeed
beach front on Lake Champlain eight
miles distant at the same time putting
IL service a large motor bus which dur
ing the remainder of the season will
make two trips daily between Elizabeth
town and the Champlain beach.
Interest in the Cobble Hill golf tour
nament is increasing daily. Play for
the Garondah cup offered by Mr.. Frank
A. Munsey of New York was begun on
Thursday and has been followed by large
galleries. The finals are being played
to-day.
Winner of Two Golf Events.
Mr.. Edward F. F1ammer of New York,
who Is playing consistent golf this sea-
son, was the winner OF the principal
preliminary events. capturing both the
Suter cup offered by Mr. Alfred N.
Suter Of New York and the beers Head
Inn cup offered by Mr.. Benjamin Stet-
son, proprietor Of the inn. on Monday
VIII be the miniature tournament for
the Windsor cup offered by Mr.. L. E.
Parent Of New York. proprietor Of the
Windsor Hotel. The deferred annual
meeting OF the Cobble Hill Golf Club is
now set for Monday evening In the par
lots OF the WINDSOR.
Mr.. Paul Munroe Of New York, who
is with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
$. Munroe. at their camp on Mount
Simonds, was the runner up 10 Mr.
Flammer for the Suter cup, and Mr.
Frank Lawson OF Aberdeen Scotland
and Washington, who is spending the
season at beers Head Inn, was the run
ner up in the contest for the beers Head
cup.
Mr.. Gordon Stanton Of New York.
holder of the Cobble Hill golf cham
pionship for men, and Mrs William s.
Kellogg Of Brooklyn, holder OF the club
championship for women. are among
the contestants for the Garondah cup,
among others being Messrs. Flammer,
Munroe, Lawson, Pittman Kruger.
Broadhurst Thorn. Campo. Citrin, Fri
gon, Durand, Green and FairchIld.
Miss Vida Milholland, who is spending
August with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John p. Milholland. at Meadowmount
the Milholland estate at Lewis. is among
the entrants for the annual tennis tour
nament under the auspices Of the golf
club. Miss Mae Nelson, Miss Anne
Graves and Miss Ferrnine Baird are
other late entrants from the cottage COL
ony. Mr.. John Temple Graves. Jr. son
OF Col and Mrs. John Temple Graves
OF New York. who recently arrived with
his brother Mr.. Cothran Graves, to Join
the family at the Lilacs cottage on the
Meadowmount ranch OF Mr.. MiIholland.
is in charge OF the tournament. the date
for which has not yet been announced
Entertain for Golfers.
Among those recently arrived to Join
the Elizabethtown cottage colony is Mr..
William w. Cohn. deputy fire commits
eli rxfN
They have leased the Roberts cottage.
Entertaining among members Of the
cottage colony In connection with the
golf tournament still continues. Last
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. FIam-
1ner Of New York gave a luncheon
at Camp Singing Waters in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Enrol who motored
over from Lake Placid where they have
q camp.
On Tuesday OF next week Mr.. and Mrs.
Flammer win entertain with a masquer-
AIDE party at Camp Singing Waters for
a number Of their friends In the camp
o olony. Mr.. Stewart waldenburg of
Brooklyn and Mr.. and Mrs. r. q.
Worthington OF Baltimore are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F1ammer at camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kruger OF New
York entertained with dinner at their
Camp Otsu.
MI. ana MIS-. j. u Bryce or New York
and Charlotte, n. O., who are spending
the season at tho Windsor hotel have re-
turned there from an outing OF several
days In rought camp at the Ausable
Lakes where they have been with their
guests. Mrs J. "A. Durham, Mrs. w. b.
Ryder, Mr.. John #. Durham. Mr.. Wilson
M. Cosby and the Misses Taliaferro
Ryder and Burnham OF Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Struse and Miss
Margaret Struse OF Brooklyn, who are
at the Windsor have been Joined there
by Mrs. II. r. Borcnerding and Miss
Struse Of Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Iorne Edgar and
Miss Dorothy Edgar OF New York at the
Windsor have been Joined there by his
sisters, the Misses Edgar Of Montreal.
Arrivals From New York.
Mr.. Daniel NIcoli. publisher OF the
New York Evcnin0 HAL; Mrs. Nicoli
and their daughter, Miss Elise Nicoll.
are among those who arrived for por-
ton OF August M the Windsor.
Mr.. Adolph Lewisohn. en- route to his
camp on the Upper Saranac Lake, visited
with friends at the Windsor early in the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Deyo and son, III.
~ ~7.-o, OF New York are at beers
Head Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Moxom Of New
York. sojourncrs Of previous seasons
have returned 70 beers Head Inn.
Mrs. Sol Smith RUSSELL widow OF the
noted actor. motoring 20 the White Noun