New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-19
GOSSIP FROM SARATOGA.

SOCIAL INCIDESrs-RELIGIOUs-P
SARATOGA SPRINGS, ~ Y, Aug. 1S.-ThC
season IL height. and there now here upward
OF 1900 guests. The hotels boarding houses and
even private residences. brilliant with life. gaycty
and enjoyment and all appear to be In the happle.t
| mood. Fine weather. and endless of incl
dents OF an IN eresng aud varied character. complete
/ the daily programme.
| The Circular street House guests were entertained
yesterday evening by tne Washington Jubilee Male
Quartet. Miss Graco FORESTER OF Jersey CITY, enter
tanned the Irving guests with readings yesterday
evening Mrs w. J. Bentley. OF Albany, will sing at the
sacred concert Congress spring Park tomorrow even
ing The musical programme, arranged By DOrng, Is an
unusually fine one.
The Mount McGregor railway moonlight was enjoyed
by large number of ladies and gentlemen last night
The moonlight view from the summit very fine.
Tue Temple Grove guests had moonlight excursion to
Saratoga Lake night Many made the trip IN sorah 3
tally-hOs.
Carlotia the aerOnaut made another successful ascen-
n from Congress Spring Park late yesterday afternoon
After a voyage Of thirty minutes she effected landing
on farm miles from this place. This her
ninrtysixth ascension. She VIII make another from
the Park August "a
Miss Lottie Smith, OF New York a simmer guest. took
all In voluntary bath Saratoga Lake Wills about TO
embark III at the White Sulphur dock. sne was
startled by the sudden escape OF and fell from the
gangway into the She rescued by strangel
who would not give his name.
rho Foley House guests had hop yesterday evening.
They with their friends, made company OF about two
hundred ladies' and gentlemen.
Tho Saratoga Summer School, under the direction Of
Professor 5teru concluded successful term hero
to-day.
The Southern Baptist Mission addressed here TO-
night by Francis K Bell, OF New-York The Rev. Dr. d.
q. Corey, OF Utica led the daily union prayormectins
to-day.
The ew.England Congregational Church dedicatory
services will take place tomorrow Among those who
will take part Ia exercises besides the Rev. W.
Jones' the pastor. will be the Rev. Joseph Cook. OF
Boston tho Rev DR.. Barbour OF Yale College, the Rev
DR.. BarrOws OF Chicago, and President Price, OF inc
Zion Wesley Institute.
The christian Education OF the Negro" will be dis
cussed the Town Hall on Monday evening. The speak
ers will be the Rev. J. Price, president OF Zion Wesley
Institute OF Salisbury, NJ CT the Rev william H. weaver
OF Baltimore and tho Rev. i. Hood, OF Beaufort s. u
Tomorrow will be q field day for prominent theologi
cal talent in the local pupts Tie appointments are rs
folows Congregational Church-Mornng and evening.
the Rev. Joseph Cook and others First Baptist Church
Morning. the Rev. Walter H. Brooks OF wishing
Ton evening" the P,1 neV prSsovtcrlaH wan chnre%
morning the Rev. Dr. Theodore L. C1yler OF Brooklyn
Bethesia Episcopal Cnnrch-Evenlng, tho Rev. Dr;
Warren OF Pottstown. Penn First Meth9dlst Episcopal
evening, Tue Rev. Dr. Horrck Johnson, OF Chicago.
second Presbyterian Church, Morning, the Rev Or
baltimore. Zion A. NJ T.. Chur0h-Nght. tue Rev; j. =.
Fr ce OF Salisbury ~ @. Union Baptist Missi0n-N,gn
the Rev. Walter Brooks. OF Washington. boulhern
Mission-Nght, the Rev. W. II. Coleman, OF NewYork
The Rev DR. Peter Stryker OF tho First PresD terah
occupy the pulpit OF the American PresDyeran Churcn
Among the NEWCOMERS are included Ia the late
arrivals are Mr. and Mis- q. L. Plat, Mr. ana MIS-
j. q. Jay, jr, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. TITUS s
and Mrs J. W Ball MIR and Mira W. ID. Murphy. :. spen
Ger family. Mrs. AZ. solomon and family, Mr. ana ~.
MR. j. Denorest, j. f. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs j. MAST MT
and Mrs j. d. Cooper. Miss NJ. Darymple. j. w; Boyle
Mrs Jewett Mrs r. Tweed, Mr.. and Mrs. \, ChelSay r.
C. NJ. Page, c. Watson and family. Mr. ana irH u. ~
Mills Miss Mills NJ. G. Wells aud family, Mr.. and Mrs "
w. Pier Mr. aud Mrs O. ID. Radford, A. n eastman shu
family. Mas L. A. Mills Mr.. and Mrs. h. o. Jones, MT
and Mrs s. @. Lanlin, Mr.. and Mrs L: B. HARRISON Nj
r. Brewster Miss 81 J. Brewster Mrs T. NJ. MIX, Mr.
and Mrs. IL. Graham, Mrs. G. 3. Is. spear