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Biillilli LAKE PLACID NEWS, FRIDAY, JUKI 21, 1*4# - PAGE FIVE Lake Placid Personals Vr».,i I>i,*hna« underwent an ap- r«n*i:<:!.« i«p«ra» on at the Lake p'ac-.i Cfura! hospital Tuesday. M.*< Jiu.n !»:x-n returned to her h« rm* ja<r weekend after an apper- »!e*t mv at the Lake Placid Gen- Mr. and Mm James Fulierton and daughter. Joan, left yester- day to spend the Rummer In a camp near Bangor, Me, H. M. Searles Is expected Tues- day to occupy his cottage on Sig- nal hill, Mrs. M, Gold and Mrs. H. Shirer have returned to Mount Vernon after spending several days at In- terlaken Inn, They will return July 1 to occupy the Brewster cot- tage which they have leased. Mr. and Mrs. William Perkins of Ha- vana, Cuba, were also at the inn over the weekend. Mrs. Wilbur Dowling, who has been in New York for some time, has returned and is stopping with Mr. and Mrs. William Dowling on Oneida avenue- Mrs. Arthur Lowenthal of Roch- ester has opened Camp Reposo on Buck Island. Mrs. James G Riggs ha* re- turned to Oswego after spending two weeks here at her camp which will again be occupied by Robert Benjamin and family of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Parody and son of Warsaw, N. Y., are ex- pected tomorrow and will remain at the home of Mrs. Mae Wilkins until Thursday. Miss Molly McLenathen under- went an emergency operation for appendicitis Monday night Floyd Dow has moved from the Weston house on Sentinel road to the Jacques house on Saranac avenue. Mrs. Alvin P. Howard and fam- ily of New Orleans have arrived to occupy the Catchings camp. Thomas Pelkey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Pelkey, is expected to return home today from Royal Vic- toria hospital in Montreal where he underwent an operation on June 12. He will he accompanied by his sister, Miss Hilda Pelkey, who has been with him m Mon- treal. Mrs. Louis Reggio of New York was here early in the week to spend a brief time at the home of her father, Arthur Adams. Timothy Fitzgerald spent the weekend in Albany with relatives. GETS DEGREE • Mr*. C. V. R. Bumsted of New- ark is at her summer home here, (Mrs. Bumvted was recently nom- j inate\J as a freeholder in New Jer- sey in the Republican primaries. Mr«. Leah Singer and daughter, Mrs. W. Robert Blum, and fam- ily <>f New York are at Camp Midwood for the summer. Bliss Mabel Burns of Boston is spending some time here with her sister, Miss Lillian Burns. Judge and Mrs, Joseph M. Pros- kauer of New York are at their camp on Lake Placid. Mrs, Louis B. Simonds is leav- ing this week to return to New York after opening her camp, which has been rented. Isadore Levy of New York is occupying the Seligman camp. Dcfwitt A. Stern and family of New York is expected early in the week and will summer at the Weiskopf cottage. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Razook and family have taken the Seeber cot- tage on Signal hill for the summer. Miss Katherine M. Hurlburt and Miss Anna V. Shepard have ar- rived from New York and opened their cottage on Hillcrest avenue. David Tobin, who has been in Boston this winter, has returned to his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hanna of Elizabethtown were, here Tuesday night to attend the Eastern Star meeting. Mrs. Benjamin Wolf of Phila- delphia has arrived at her summer cottage at the Ruisseaumont. Mrs. Thomas George Jr. and in- fant son arrived home from the Physicians hospital in Plattsburg yesterday. Mrs. George's sister, Miss Fredonna Wilson, is visiting her. Miss Katherine Flanders has been spending the week at the Jones farm at Jay. Miss Cecelia O'Brien and Miss Helen Day were in Montreal OR Sunday. Charles Devine was in Montreal this week. Mrs. Hugh Kennedy returned Sunday after spending two weeks in Troy with her sister, Mrs. Hanrey \Wilbur. Mrs. Goodman Kelleher will spend the weekend in Glens Falls. Miss Katrina Roscoe of Platts- burg has resumed her employment at the Majestic restanrant. Irving Epstein, who graduated last week from the dental college at the University of Buffalo. He is also a graduate of Syracuse Uni- versitp and Lake Placid high school. THIS STORE TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUAT- ING CLASS OF 1940. MAY YOUR FUTURE BE LADEN WITH HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS On Their Day To make kit or her prade* day complete tmd mm dwerfuJ a penoaai gift means a lot What to «m can quickly and earily be tor«d at ife big store. For Her Outstanding value inTOite Haadbagt ,.. $1.00 Beaded Evening Bagi $L19 Jewelry at moderate prices. Pins — Lockets — Necklaces—Bracelets (white and colors).... $1.00 Makeup Boxes and floral motif. Glass lined $1.19 Make-up Magnifying Mirror*. An ideal Gift. Boxed. 6Sc to $1.19 Chiffon Evenbg Hanfterchieft in pastel shades .... 59c Boxed Stationery. White and Ivory ,.. box 48c Ascot Scarfs. Plain and Floral Patterns $1.00 Special Flowers to match the evening gowns and flowers to wear in the hair 59c Air-Pak Travel Suit Cases $2.95 and up Single or double Compact* 59c Perfumes and Toilet Waters in fancy bottles $1.00 Sheer Chiffon \Phoenix\ Sfk Hot* s $1.15 Rayon and Silk Gowns and Pajamas $1.98 and ap Rayon and Silk Slip. $1.09 and up Shawls. Plain Colors and Prints. For Sport and for Evening wear $1.00, $1.98 and $2.98 It's 9 Miles -~ 15 Minutes Driving Time to LEONARD'S SARARAC LAKE, N. Y. The Largest Department Store in die Adbondacks William Walter and a group of friends from Geneva, N. Y., will spend the weekend here with Mrs. X F. Walter. Mrs. Agnes Holt of Glens Falls has arrived in town for the sum- mer. Lake Placid residents attending the spring meeting of the Adiron- dack Resorts association on the S. S. Quebec during a trip to the Saguenay last weekend were Pres- ident and Mrs. Thomas A. Leahy, Mrs. Margaret Roland, Mrs. Ed- win Ford, Willis Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Prime and John Schatz. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hnyes and daughter, Miss Belle Hayes, ar- rived from Clearwater, Fla., last week. Goodman Kelleher was in Al- bany on business Tuesday. Fred Lewis of Albany was here on a business trip Wednesday. Edgar Dashnaw has received word of the marriage of his daugh- ter, Frances Ann, to John B. Rein- hart, on June 9. Both are of Albany. Mrs. Munroe Wertheimer of New York is at her camp on Lake Placid. Mrs. Virginia McEwan of Col- ton returned Monday to her home after spending a week here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Doray. Mrs. Katherine Wilkes of Albany has arrived for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Delay of Saratoga Springs were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Farley. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wallenweirj of East Aurora have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. Alford for the past week. Samuel Cymberg of New York arrived this week. Mr. and Mrs. Baird left Tuesday after spending a week at Camp Irondeqfuoit in Private Park. While here with a house party of ten guests Mr. and Mrs. Baird cele- brated their 25th wedding anni- versary. Miss Ruth Walter is home from Michigan State College, East Lansing, Mich., to spend the sum- mer with her mother, Mrs. J. F. Walter. 90 ATTEND SPECIAL 01S. HEFTING TUESDAY District Deprty Gimn* Mem Make OfcW Visit to Local Approximately 90 members and visitors attended the meeting of Placid chapter of the Eastern Star Tuesday night on the occasion of the official msH ©i Florence Pot- ter of Lake Placid as district dep- uty grand matron and Charles Me- Quire, of Essex, district deputy grand lecturer. As Mrs. Potter is past matron of the local chapter, the meeting constituted her hone-coming as well as the last meeting of the current season. The Masons served the banquet which preceded the meeting and officers of the local chapter formed a reception com- mittee to greet a good representa- tion of visitors from other chap- ters. During the program there was a drill by 10 officers and at its 'close Mrs. Potter was presented with a bouquet from th# chapter. She also received a fitted traveling case, the presentation being made by Mrs. Parsons Bennett. George Thew, as worthy patron after a few words as to the character and j ability of Mr. McQuire as grand lecturer, presented him with a set ! of collar and tie jewelry. Mr. Mc- Quire expressed his pleasure in his association with Mrs. Potter and presented her with a bouquet of lilies. During the program Mrs. Anna Wilson gave a violin solo. Miss Jean Allen was heard in a piano number and Miss Claire White sang. Miss Ednah Goff re- cited two original poems. Before the program the district deputy grand officers had been escorted to the east and were welcomed by the worthy matron. After a brief business meeting Mrs. Potter and Mr. McGuire delivered their in- teresting messages. Among the chapters represented here were: Washington, Bouses Point; Dawn, West Chazy; Pros- pect, KeeseviDe; Cumberland Bay, Plattsburg; Lebanon and Tahawus, Ausable Forks; Bessboro, West- port; Laetitia, Port Henry; Prov- idence, Providence, R. I.; Island, South Hero, Vt.; Glen Star, Glens Falls; Iroquois, Essex. Visitor: *'WJ»t makes this place so subdued T\ Attendant: 'This is the Dead Letter Office.\ CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends and neighbors who were so kind to us during our recent sudden bereavement. We also thank them for their floral tributes and many words of sympathy. Mrs. Allen Wescott Justin Wescott Yon Can't Bank On it Hank: \How come you don't the girls?\ John: \Oh they're too biased.\ Hank: \Biased?\ John: \Yes biased. Ifs bias this and bias that till I'm broke.\ CERTIFIED COLD STORAGE Standard Bates NEW FUR BUTTONS LOOPS, AND SUMMER STORAGE, $5 Pkk-Up Service F. H. RUSS M SS Mate SL FIIJI1ORE HATHAWAY BURIED TOMORROW Funeral services for Filraore Hathaway, 8& who died at his home at 11:30 p.m. Wednesday, will be held from his late home on Wilmington road at 2 p.m., Sat- urday, Rev. Malcolm F. Kelley of the Adirondack Community church officiating. Burial will be in Wil- mington. Mr. Hathaway, who had been in poor health for some time be- fore his death, was born in Up- per Jay August 16, 1858. He was a retired farmer and had spent the last 20 years in Lake Placid. His wife died about eight years ago. He is survived by one daugh- ter, Mrs. Emily Hale of Lake Pla- cid, who lived with him, and a brother, Culver, of Upper Jay. INVITE PLACIDIAWS TO VIEW PEONIES Mrs. Carl Thornton, ai secretary of the Garden Club of Lake Pla- cid, has received an invitation in behalf of the club from John L. Rea of Plattsburg for members to see his display of peonies. His gardens are on Route 22 and he says the blooms should be at their best this week and next. RECEPTION FOR MR. AND MRS. WM. FRAYNE BOLA BOY HURT BY POLICE DOG Leo Bola, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bola, received facial injuries Monday afternoon when attacked by a police dog owned by Mrs. Irene Sturdy. One of the boy's teeth was knocked out and a gash was inflicted under one eye i necessitating several stitches by Dr. Samuel Volpert who attended him. According to the boy's mother the dog was on a long leash and jumped on Leo as he and other boys were passing near the Sturdy home. The dog is be- ing watched by health authorities for any signs of rabies. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Frayne gave a surprise reception Friday night at their home at 16 McKin- ley street in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William Frayne who were married on May i. It was at- tended by 25 friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frayne were the re- cipients of many useful and baau- tiful gifts, Refinements and bev- erages were served durag the en- joyable evening. JOHN WIKOFF A MANLIUS GRADUATE Diplomas will be awarded to a class of 151 cadets at graduation exercises of The Manlius School, Sunday morning. Among the ca- dets in the graduating class is John H. Wikoff of Mirror Lake Inn. The graduation address will be delivered by Maj. Gen. Leon B. Kroner, U.S.A., retired, former chief of cavalry and holder of tile distinguished service medal. BORN CHENEY —At Lake Placid Gen- eral hospital, Tuesday, June 18, a son, Bryant Scott, to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cheney and grand- son of Mr. and Mars. Vance H. Cheney. TOMASCB—At Lake Placid Gen- eral^ h©»|ital, Monday, June Id, a son, pbdon Thomas, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tomasch. Lake Placid Electric Co. INCORPORATED Invites You To A Bdtcf G-E RefrifenUr Fw lets Mne; Tka Em CONDITIONED AIR Controlled humidity and tm* p sad coasctiit il non of dean, sweet, freshened air. Keeps foods fresbtr longer! JAMES OWENS, IW NEWCOMB OVER QUOTA FOR WAR RELIEF The Newcomb branch of the American Red Cross reports that to date, $164.80 has been given in that community for the Red Cross war relief fund. Of this amount $133.80 was given by employees of the Finch, Pruyri & Co. at New- eomb. The total is well above the quota assigned. NEWS OF THE GRANGE Remember the Tri-county meet- ing at Peru Grange hall, Monday, June 24. - I have cried **wolf\ twice and hardly dare do it again, but Tressa Hare, chairman of the service and hospitality committee, announced that the cookie contest really would be heJa next meeting. The first and second degrees will be worked by the young peo- ple's degree team. The meeting will start at seven-thirty as Keere Grange is bringing the S&H \Fi- delity\ program that night also. At our last meeting twenty member of Ausable Valley Grange were present. The lecturer, Vera Calkins, presented a very educa- tional \Youth\ program. —Ednah F. Goff. it? Church Notes Rev. Makolm F. Kelley will preach Sunday morning at the Adi- rondack Community church on \The Unconquer&bles\ Music will include •'Vision\ by Rheinberger and \Toccata\ by Mailly. The boy scouts will meet at 7 pan. Tuesday end the mid-week service will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Visit our modern, comfortable fountain for a delicious, tasty soda or a dainty sandwich. They're al- ways special here. Lake Placid Pharmacy,—advt. —TODAY--TOMORR0W-- (FRIDAY-SAHHDAY) Matinee, Saturday at 3:00 DAILY NATWEES START SATURDAY SUNDAY — MONDAY MATINEE DAILY AT 3 O'CLOCK SHE GIVES THE WHOLE WORLD NEW IDEAS ABOUT LOVE! It's sizzling excitement that tells what \The Women\ didn't! CRAWFORD SUSAN*. GOD RUT RUTH HUSSEY • j* k . CARBOLt TUESDAY ONLY CHAS. COBURN HELEN BRODERICK TbeCaptaialsaUdy VIRGINIA BRUCE WAYNE MORRIS STAGE GAME AT 8:50 WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY \It AU Came True\ WITH Ann Jeffrey SHERIDAN LYNN Humphrey Bogart
