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LAKE PLACID NEWS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1*4* — PAGE FIVE Lake Placid Personals Mi-- Mary Bat r of Ulica, who S J. MacPher<-on and daughter. Ka.-ltt-: *jK-nd:i.j? the summer here Elaine, of the Bronx are laying Miss Alma Baer, jv rto !v.:^ treatment for a frac- ture: uiii-'e, sustained when she sttpptii in a rolling* stone. Mr. am. Mr?. Henry Waideck of Queen-\ Village, N. Y.. have been guilts of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mor- hous for several day< before re- suming a motor trip through the Adirondack*. in town fir a few days. Mrs. George Woodard is enter- taining re.ghrx.r> and friends at a Stanley Brush demonstrate n at her home Wednesday aftemo< r. Jam**- MatDuraid ^as v Mting jn town Tuesday Mr- Frederick RaTnsdtll, Mi*.- Mary Wilkin* and Charley Back i have moved to Scendel Cottage, Mrs. Robert Rowan, formerly of {staying perhaps until Labor Day. Lake Placid and now residing in Walter Thew was at Chester-town Baldwinsville, vacationed at Lake Placid last week. On Thursday night friends surprised her with a picnic party at White Birch camp gTound, Mrs. Joe Call acting as hostess. Among those present were: Mr. and * Mrs, Peter Don- nelly; MT. and Mrs. Ira Me Lead, son, Curtis, and daughter, Mii Mr. and Mrs. Thomas p and daughter, Nancy; Mrs. Etta Major, daughters Misses Mildred and Edith and Mrs. Ethel Wells; Joan Colburn; Mrs. Leonard Hal^ pin and daughters, Patricia and Barbara; Edgar Call, Frant Wil- kins and Eleanor White, all of Lake Placid; Mrs. Russell Taylor and daughter, Patricia, of Lyndonhurst, L. I., and Edward Gehr of New York city. Rev. James H. Gallagan of Notre Dame University, accom- panied by his sisters, the Misses Mary and Catherine Gallagan, of Tarry town, and Mr. and Mrs. on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reggio of New York were here Wednesday and Thursday to visit the»latter*s father, Arthur Adams. Mr. and Mrs. M. Bacchi of Sun- nyside, L. I., are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Melym Decker at their apart- tnent at the Catchings boathouse. Miss *Kathryn Connor of New York is the guest of MVs. Mar- guerite Martin at her home on Saranac avenue. Fritz Deisroth and Willis Reese of Hazleton, Pa., arrived here by plane Saturday and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Pardee, III, at their camp on Lake Placid. Miss Emily Batten and Everett Thompson will go to Ardsley-on- the-Hudson tomorrow to attend an engagement party for Miss Mary Graves and Richard Harland. The latter was a former student at Northwood school. William Signor of New York Mrs. Josephine Cheeau Dies at Local Hospital Funeral services for Mrs. Jo- sephine Maria Cbeesman, 65, were held at St. Eustace Episcopal church Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Sidney T. Ruck officiating. A pray- er service- was conducted previ- ously at Clark's Funeral home. Burial was in North Elba ceme- tery. Mrs. Cheesman was the widow of William Cheesman, one of the earlier business men here who died nine years ago. Coming to Lake Placid 35 years ago Mr. and Mrs. Cheesman built a large block on Main street, housing a number of apartments and a store in which they conducted a photograph, sou- venir and gift shop. Born on June 29, 1875, in West Swanzey, N. H., Mrs. Cheesman was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Page. She died Sunday morning at the Lake Placid Gen- eral hospital after an operation performed on Friday. She is survived a daughter, Mrs. Lee Rouse of Orlando, Fla.; a son Clyde of Saranac Lake and a son, Cleon of Orlando. Pallbearers were: Halsey Wood, F. S. Leon- ard, James Sheffield, Arthur Adams, William Feek and E. G. Dodds. MRS. SALZBERGER WINS AT COUNTRY CLUB WED. Mrs. D. W. Sateberger of New York had low net at the Lake Placid Golf and Country eh* Wednesday afternoon to win the ladies' handicap tournament. She stroked 84 and had a six handi- cap. Mrs. Carlebach of New York had low gross of 94-13-81, LUXEMBURG PRINCESS HERE SHOPPING SATURDAY George Rennng and daughter, hftg feeen the t 0 f hi g &i&ter> Mary, also of Tarrytown who have | Mrg Edward ^1*. been visiting their aunt, Mrs. ^ Migses Dorothy and Gladys Charles Martin, have returned to their homes. Miss Katharine Pelkey was one of the many entries in the beauty contest at the St. Moritz on Sat urday. Among the house guests this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pelkey are: Mrs. John Tomasch and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Becker, all of Cleveland, O. They are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tomasch who live at the Pelkey home. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Pelkey and sen, Wesley, and daughter, Sandra, have returned to their home in Plattsburg after spending three weeks at the home of Mirs. Pelkey's. parents, MT. and Mrs. Joe Call. Mrs. Call and Edward Gehr spent the weekend with them and she reports her brother, Freed Wash- bum and Mrs. Washburn both re- covering slowly from injuries re- \•' ceived in an automobile accident <m July 23rd when both were pain- fully injured. William Kehoe is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kehoe, at the Ituisseaumont. Miss Caroline Louise Bloxham, daughter of Mrs. Caroline Blox- ham, is visiting friends in New York and Jackson Heights. Miss Anita Kerr of Springfield, Mass., is a: guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Otis. A birthday supper at the Otis camp was given by friends and relatives Tuesday night for John JFay who was celebrating the 80th anniversary of his birth. M*. and Mrs. W. H. Hayes and family of Hoosick Falls, N. Y., are occupying the Win. Dwyer house d M H i p on Sentinel road. the new manager y Mr. Hayes is g of the lower A & P store, replacing Milhert Myers, who is now in charge of the super market in Saranac Lake. Miss Hilda Otis attended a dance at West Point Military Academy last weekend. y Kirby were in Malone recently. Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson of Yonkers, Mrs. John Hilts and Stanley Hilts of Gouverneur were recent guests of Edward Doyle and family. Mir. and Mrs. Wilbur Marshall left Thursday for New York city, after spending several days with their son, Harry Marshall, at his home on Saranac avenue. Oliver Kennedy, New York at- torney, is the guest for two weeks of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shea at their home. George Martin, who has been in camp at Silver Lake, is recuperat- ing at the Lake Placid General hospital after an emergency ap- pendicitis operation. Joe Mack returned to his home in Mamaroneck Saturday. Donald Carter has returned to his home at Lake Placid after spending two weeks in town with his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Borden. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Leonard of Philadelphia are arriving tomor row for a week's stay. Community Church Notes Dr. Charles R. Erdman of Prince- ton, N. J., will preach at the Adi- rondack Community church Sun- day morning on \Esther.\ The choir will sing the \Lord's Pray- er\ and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keisall will sing the duet, \I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say\ by Rathbun. Organ music will include \Dawn\ by Cyril Jenkins and \March of the Priests\ by Mendelssohn. The boy scout troop will meet Tuesday night and the midweek service will be held Thursday evening. s The princesses, Adelaide, Gabriel and Elizabeth of Luxemburg were in Lake Placid on Saturday indulg- ing in a hopping tour. They are summer guests of Mrs. John W. Davis, wife of Ambassador Davis, at her camp at St. Regis. BORN HOUGH—At Lake Placid General hospital, Friday, August 9, a son, John Ernest, to Mr. and Mrs. Myron R. Hough. m F«r St Eustace Fashion Show Committees have been named to make arrangements for the fash- ion show to be given at the White- face Inn, Monday afternoon, August 26, for the benefit of St. Eustace church. On the executive committee are Mrs. Raymond C. Prime, Mrs, James Owens, Mrs. Carl DeSilva, and Mrs. Walter McNeil. Mrs. Henry Haynes is general hostess and Mrs. Henry Uihlein is hostess for the campers on Lake Placid. On the invitation committee are Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. John Shepard- son, Mrs. C. T. Newberry, Mrs. Henry Uihlein, Mrs. Ralph Trix, Mrs. Prime and Mrs. Owens. Mrs. William Feek is chairman of the music committee and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lamson of the Lamson school of music at Lake Placid club will cooperate. Mrs. Trix is publicity chairman. On the poster eommit- Wfcflt a Lake PUcid Let Jane Farley BE TOUR FLORIST We have been located and estab- lished in Lake Placid over 30 years. Our Speciality - • REMOVING GROWN TIMBER • TREE SURGERY & SPRAYING • ROCK FORMATIONS Jane Farley 42 Hfflmst ATC Phone 342 Lake PUcid tee are Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Donald Dunn and Sidney d'Avignon. TJfe gowns will b© from the Razook shop at Lake Back! club. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their acts of kindness during our recent be- reavement; also for the sending of mass cards, and flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Michael Siillivan and family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Montany Mr. and Mrs. Charles Montany and family Mr. and Mrs. George Montany and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Montany and family Joseph Montany JOHN BROWN ASSOCIATION TO MEET HERE TUESDAY The Lake Placid chapter of the John Brown Memorial associa- tion met on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Inez Carter, about 15 mem- bers attending. Clyde Willard Brys of San Antonio, Texas, was received as a new memebr. Mrs. Carter served refreshments includ- ing \heavenly hash,\ punch and cookies. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Eva Franklin. Miss Cookie Lee Paul has been named as re- porter for the organization. Advertised merca«ndi*« is cw tmnally making new friend, and customer*. NOW ON! EXTRA VALUES LAROCQUE'S discount CLOSING OUT! RECORD CROWD AT SUMMER SKI BALL Facilities at the Stevens House grill were taxed to the limit Tues- day night when the Lake Placid ski club held its annual summer ball there. Dancers were to be found everywhere about the porch- es making room for themselves. The whole top of the hill was black with cars with parking space at a premium. Each year this summer ski ball grows imore popular with the pub- lic. A group from the Lake Pla- cid Stock Players of Lakeside theatre presented some entertain- ment and between dances an ac- cordion player added to the mus- ical gayety. M Insist on Kemp quality, ffeal toasted with real butter — so different from ordinary salted nut?. PLANNING A PARTY? Phone us for Nuts No party complete without these crisp, cronchy, health- ful bits of goodness. Delight your guests with Kemp fresh butter-toasted nuts. 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