The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Airplane Landing
Built on Grounds
of st. Regis Club
Golfers Of Neighboring Re-
sorts Can Ely to Paul Smiths
for q Game.
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gpectaI Dispatch to TEE INV YonK HnAIn.
PAUL sMrrH's. N. r. July 2s.-with
an airplane landing established on the
links OF the St Regis River Golf Club
two forms OF sport Will be combined
during the month Of August. Players
from Lake Placid and 6aranac Lake will
make flights to the course for matches
with their friends among tho ST. Regis
club players. Tho landing was selected
by Capt B. Hyde Pearson, formerly of
the Royal Flying Corps, who has his
machines at Lake Placid and was here
early in tho week to perfect arrange
ments. It In between No. and No. 5
greens and is In a location to afford
great accessibility to the links without
in any way interfering with tho play
Ing. Capt. Pearson's machines accom-
modate two passengers in addition to
the pilot
In addition to this airplane> service at
least one, and perhaps more, Of the go
Journers here during August will come
in their privately owned planes. Word
was received early in the week that Mr..
Leslie M. johnson Of Pittsburg and his
friend. Mr.. c. p. Cook Of Waterbury,
Conn, who are coming to visit their
friend, Mr. Paul Smith, president Of the
hotel company. expect to mako the Night
from New York In Mr.. Johnson's flying
machine
Interest In radio ~ an adJunot to
camp life continues, and Mr. Edwin
Irving w. Kirkwood of Kansas City
have both had experts here perfecting
plants at their camps Mr.. Godfrey has
now installed an ampliher OF unusual
power, by means Of which the service
received over his radio outfit is pro-
jected the entire length OF Osgood Lake
for tho benefit OF the other campers.
Changes made in the outfit at Mr.. Kirk
woods camp now enable him to get
messages from Kansas City.
Movies had their first tryout OF the
season In the camps, when several reels
were run early In the week at Camp
Edward r. Hutton Of New York. for the
benefit of q party of the Junior members
of tho family and their friends assem-
blcd there
Mr.. and ArrA J. Artsv ylsap of Pitts
burg have done much entertaining dur
ing the week Tor tho members Of their
house party at Camp Eorcstmere Their
guests include Mr.. and Mrs.. L N. Smith
0fr. and Mira George Couch. Mr. and
Mrs r. T. Ativer and MIR. and Mr&
r. M. Gailaher, of Charleston. w. Va
Camp wildair. on tho Upper g. Reg1s
Lake. has been opened and made ready
Reid and his mother, MrR Whitelaw
Reid. whq ars exDectsd early ne1t
week.
The Rev. ana Mrs. William B. Lush
Of Ridgoneld Conn. who are also ak
pected next week, win occupy the Pearl
Island camp OF Mrs. Anson Phelps
Stokes.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph M. Patterson of
Philadelphia. who recently arrived. have
opened tho Upper st. Regis camp Of
her ! lss,,,,a father. Mr. George Fl. Earle OF Phil
Mrs. william B. Trowbridse OF New
York recently arrived and is enter
tanning friends at the Trowbridgs camp
on Spitfirc Lake.
Mr.. Andrew shiiand Of Cedarhurst
has Joined Mrs. Shiland at tho Damp o!
her father. Mr.. William w. McAlpin.
on Spitfire Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving II. Kirlowood OF
Kansas City are this week entertaining
at White Pine camp. on Osgood Lake,
Mr.. George Il. Longan. managing editor
OF the Kansas City Star, Of which Mr..
Kirkwood Is the owner and publisher.
Camp Justamere. on the st. Regis
River. has been opened for the season
by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Gilman Of Brook
lyn. who recently arrived.
Before starting on q Western trip Mr..
Samuel v. Hoffman of New York and
Morristown has been spending a few
days at Camp Hoff. on the Lower st.
Regis Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Rauch Of New
York will come up soon to open the
Rauch camp on Upper st. Regis Lake
fer the season.
DR.. George Fales Baker OF Rosemont
Pa. will come early In August with a
party yof friends for the fishing. open
Ing Camp Hepburnwood. on the Lower
st. Regis Lake. On account OF recent
illness Mrs. Baher will not come until
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