New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
SUMMER LEISURE.
FESTIVITIES AT SARATOGA.
FESIIVIIIES AT SAKATOUA.
SUCCESSFUL GARDEN PARTY AT THE GRAND
UNION-a FINE RACING SEASON EXPECTED
tBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIsUNR

SUCCESSFUL GARDEN PARTY AT THE GRAND
UNIoN-a FINE RACING SEASON EXPECTED.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
SARATOGA, July 15.-The Garden party at
the Grand Union this afternoon and evening has been
The finest thing OF the kind ever seen at Saratoga
Springs aud is declared that Parts has not sur
passed II in some Of It's most brilliant features.
The large and beautiful park OF the hotel
occupied by the children from O'Clock TO T. and at
o'clock the spacious grounds brilliantly illumi
mated with electric lights, and thousands OF
Japanese lamps The Park was blaze of
light. 1t is estimated that from 5000 TO 5000
persons promenaded In the Of the place under
the arching elms an immense canopied platform
where dancing was INDUCED in till near midnight
Among those present were
From ne Grand Unson-Mrs, Judge Hilton. Mrs A;
9; Ke%oiS1. e%;YorE NJ and Mrs; F. T; D.CsCn and
n: Baker and Robert Baker; Phliadepnla ;
lto1 NewYork; M and Mrs Colonel G. n A heel
MI and M JG W. SSaT s"9 sear
BroOklyn; r. Moreyra and family. Havana Mr.. and
1' D J. Aar s''t and M Ms. hr DH Taryto%5 9
gaS M os an a wd .na two : as"
OILS. New-1oik; Mr. aud Mrs. Parsons aud WI ,,,
ton, Chicago; Mrs Beardsev Mr. ami Mira. 5. b.
Besrdsey Mr. and Mrs S. W. JohIs aud SOP New DIX
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Mrs. Thomas Faye and family, New-York; Henry
Hndds, MIS- Garrett and Miss CONWAY. Philadelphia
Miss T. Bel, Mrs; g. W. Pomeroy and Mark Mcdonald
From s United SaesR L Cutting ; and family n,,S
MN H. Bristow aud family and Z. Buck,
c. Durant and family F. H. cossitt
Mss ' Gpgs, sifinor~ Il Ellis AID FAMILY r Al
telo PhiISdelpaa MalgSis san M-pza3o Turn LAY
Ton alqn's villa Aloe, CUBA: H. Victor Newcomb and
From he Windsor-Commodore Price. U. S. n. and
Mrs. Price DE: Meredith, Clymer ana Charles NJ
From The charlottesville Hon. Horato Reed and
fam ~. Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones. the Hon. Alex.
Known and wife Andrew Pardir and family New
YORK: J. Is. Powell and ladies'. John e. Chamb am L.
and Miss X tue Wlrd, Bridge ort.
From congress Hail.. q. Ross, Miss Ross and Mrs
W. H. Reed. New SOuin Wales MIS- Van >tuddcford and
Miss yan S,uddeor 81 Louis Mr: and Mrs. W W.
Cau2hey and MISS Caughey, BanmITe; MIS-:
Mr. aud Mrs. Daule SnelOy and Miss Cortland Bufilo
Nj. :. lie and ana Miss Ma ME Lei n /, w-Y9rk j. H.
Z. Dodge ana Mr. c. L. Dodge, Boston d. IL. Brown
Mis-, l. Brown and Miss E. Brown Brooklyn.
Tomorrow night tae MANAGEMENT AT Congress Spring
Park Will give tner Jnd grand concert au display oil
fireworks The park Will he brilliantly illuminated ana
decorated. The Will be by Browns Boston Brig
ade Band with specially prepared programme. The
event promises be "a leading and many apphca-
tons FOR tickets are made.
The meeting for the season of 1880 OF the Saratoga
Racing Association will be opened on Saturday, July
II. The prospect for brilliant and sue
cessfu VI running contests was never better
The park OF the association eXces all previous condi-
tons ms 10 fitness for work 10 BE- done. SV-
e1al important improvements have been mace
al both the racing park aud training course.
inc ncing the erection OF DOXStas. and when the
tur!lncn assemble on the opening ray they VIII
be surprised well as graiihed. The horses
IN tne associations incuie some of the
best racers in the country and are in gen
e.aliy cX client condition. Al have been III actYe
training, "A d some astonsh ~ CrHOuHents IN equine
Derfur visitors Fully 200 horses are
here with Others arrive during tue early Gays OF the
meeting The arrangements for comfort are RECT anu
the pOlIce and other lucitenIals are comp e,e-
Tongbts trains brought neavy arrivals Tor the races
The Trayers viii b, tae leading feature. To
sate Is on exh biiOn the Uult 81 Stnes IOie ell ad
has attracted much admiration. IL Is Yaued at SO0O
Tie general arrivals To-Day nave been very large.