New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
FESTIVITIES AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. "a German was given al
tn Grand Union Hotel to day, the gentlemen appear
ing full dress 1t the most elegant affair Of the
kind ever given IN Saratoga The large and beautiful
room was filled with ladies exqusely dressed, and the
German was never prettily danced. The favors
distributed by the gentlemen OF great variety Of
styles rich and unique and the refreshments spread
the broad piazza delicate and arranged with
good taste.
The German was led by G. w. Christmas, OF New
YORK. assisted by Charles l.. Grouse, Of SYRIA
cuse. Conspicuous among the ladies noticeable
for their toilets the Misses Bolden, OF California
the Misses Barry. Miss Van Tasse and Mrs Doubleday,
OF Brooklyn Miss Jennie Blanchard of Yonkers; Miss
Fanny Lockwood, Miss Fanny Cole, The Misses schen-
der of New-YOrk Miss Lille Thomas OF Phiade phia;
Mrs. Kutter, the Misses FellowS. Miss walton Miss
KsarTey M md Ms Ss or the
gentlemen who participated were Howard lockwood
u W W Dimmick. jr., " murray. G. T. Eno j. G. Mills, H.
Meyers. j. {. Meyers Of Now YORK j. H. Bacon, OF
Br90kiyn; D. C. GSInendi'T D. hiIf, A,Dertne,
aud J. Ii. Mooney. In ell respects II WAS pleasant
affair. and indicated III ts character aud management
that the season IN Saratoga 10 approaching VerJ near It's
height -. -,., ..,. =,
town and the temperature at So SARATOGA may be SAID
added peculiarly attractive day to the many
this season has given During tho sunny hours little
stir noticeable the people preerrng To loter la
hotels and spring pavons THIS evening" however has
browns Boston Band, with Nine soika, made the
evening pleasant az Congress spring PdrR The people
uro 10 listen to Mr. LOhGans baud and the long
rows Of elegantly oOstumed people under the glare Of
electric lights made exceptionally brilliant scenc
The concerts tho United States and Congress Hall
tracted muny. The arrivals today continued heavy
with few departures. The following are among TO
days eTTYais:
United states Botel-E. Mccoy, New,LOndon; Miss
Fannie Edison. NewIork; s. j. Cornell, Clinton, Iowa
Commodore &. T.. Mills. u. 3 n. j. IL. Durkee ID. X.
.ess, NewYOrk; General Donal, Balilmorej A. Mol
ner and family Cuba; DR.. T. ID. Keyser aud dauch en-
Philadelphia W. q. Deshcr aud daughter, Columbus
Ohlo +. 3. Fernandez and j Du Cabr0, Cuba; Henry
C. Bowen and wiie BROOKLYN; =. W. Gray and WIFE,
sidney n ). W: w. Norris and wife, New-York.
Grand Uni0n-J II. Dart, ValeTia, Spain; Pny Jew
ell and family, Hartford; Baron Mysenburc Grw-Or-
leans: Patrick Campbell and family and G. Brasel aud
family, Brooklyn tho Rev. H. CHRISTIE Lomayie. f. W.
Decker, +. H. Waldo and family, Henry Bcrgb, New
YORK q. b. Harris, Atlanta; the Rev. >. A HutcnE-
son, Pha ielplla.
CDagyfSs HdH-James H. Marvin aud G. NJ futile,
New York H. l.. Hitchcock and wife. Hartford j. &
RcAcr and wife. PItsOurg; J. W. Ropes, Brooklyn
C. g. M0lier aud family, New York j. aud Il. l.. vii
liaus Brooklyn; l.. Bacnillor, New YORK a. A. Whit
Iutn and family, Hartford Curtis TitoL, Philadelphia
The Windsor-MIs. H. T.. Alexander, Il. W. HolDrook
Mrs NJ d. WYATT, j.. ". Van VOOrhis Ncw-YorK; r. NJ.
Bsucrnn.z Havana; Maurice NJ Morris. New York d.
y MUMMY and family. T. W. Decker ana daughter New
YorE: W II. 1utml, and fuIDiiy, MOruyla. ". y.
inc (idrcHdOH- =. T.. 4. GutCh ana family " NOrk;
AlcNau der McLtuu. IrOCEl!ni Etinmd Riley ANA
W.T.. Ncw-York; Miss Flood. Miss OBricu. sau Fran
cisco: II. " LOOMS aud family, Charleston; Mrs. w.
spsafiug ana family, Cleveland; j. A Creighton ana
wife. Ouaua.