New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
SUMMER LEISURE.
PAsTrMEs AND PEOPLE AT SARATOGA

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 31.-Nme hundred
persons enjoyed the moonlight excursion on the Lady OF
the Lake at Saratoga Lake Saturday evening The
Victory Mills band furnished the music for the dancing
The eIcursionists reached home before midnight.
multitude Of people passed Sunday the summit OF
Mount McGregor
Professor W c. Richardson gave an organ recital in
the First Presbyterian Church this morning 1t was the
first OF a series.
The dinner gwen this afternoon by Charles Reed at mis-
Union-ave villa the OF his second annual
sale OF thoroughbreds. elaborate affair and was
largely attended The dinner and sale took place i'm
mediatey after the
George Marsand OF York. left here last night for
Boston, where he will to-day have conference with
the bankers OF that city in relation con-
nectOn with the American Bankers Association, which
cOnvenes here about the middle Of August and Of which
he il the corresponding secretary.
The weather to-day has been beautiful, and just cool
enough for comfort
grand mop complimentary to Adoph Bernstein,
leader OF Congress Hall Orchestra will be given at that
hotel on Friday evening next.
There was not vacant chair at the piazza concerts
this morning and Congress Spring Park also scene
OF life and gayety.
WoodIawn Park, Unlon-ave. and the Lake Boulevard
are rendered brilliant every afternoon by the large
number Of private eqdipages and establishments Oh
every size, shape and design. There are more village
carts and dOgcart In this than ever before
The yage-carts patronzed great extent by Ia
dies.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Tyner, Of Washington; Mr. and
Mrs. C. +. Clark OF New-Yurk; and Mr.. and Mrs j. T.
Draper. OF Boston, among the Clarendon arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. {. Graham, Of NewIOrk, are at the
Arlington Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. K. y. Dedrick OF New-YOrk and Mrs I.
Porter, OF Phi adelphia. are ~ the kensing,On.
Mr. ana Mr.. :. j. KrkwOOd, OF Worcester; c. II.
L0ngstreet and Miss v LOngstreet, Of Brooklyn, are
at 5trOngs Remedial Institute.
J. II. Handy and family, Of Baltimore. are at the
uuestls House.
Mrs and Miss Snead. Of Washington are here their
annual visit, and stopping at the Clarendon.
Charles L. II yes Of Ncw-YOrk Mrs Il. Mode, OF BOs
ton and John l. McDouga, OF New York, arrived at the
AdclDiia Hotel this forenoon
Mrs :. IL Rabbit, of Bellows Falls Miss Harris
Charles A. Bafc. u Utica registered ut the Ame
can Hotel this noon.
g. W. Bird, OF NewYork; VI. Auerbach, Of London ;
:. Nj gan and family or Kingston, and j. l. OBrien, Of
Alabama, are al the United states Hotel.
Dir. Y. y. Davis ami j. ". A. Davis, OF Newly Ork y
t. Brown ana t. Hubbard Of Cleveland j. " Guest, OF
DauviIe; l. ". O'Rey and }. O'Relly, OF Uuca, ar
riVed at the Grand Union Hotel this morning.
Dr.. g. W. BrOOue, OF 81. Louis +. j. OCarrOu, OF
Fairhayeu, and ". \. Dun, Of Cincinnati, are AZ the
Congress.
Tine CarrenO Concert Company, consisting OF Nine.
Teresa CarrenO gnOr TagIpeLra, Louis BluInenDerg
Nile Pa0lIna ROsSlnl and StgnOr Carlo IOrrlan Will
in tue Congress Han ballroom on Tuesday
thursday aud saturday evenings Of this week