New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
SARATOGA.

SOCIAL NoTEs-Ex-PREsiDEST ARrHUR-ARnIvALs
tFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT TRIBUNE!
SARATOGA, Aug. S.-Some people have won
dsred why therc not soclaDily and enertain
msnt Of private character Saratoga The place does
suffer in this respect as compared with
other resorts. One reason is that 80 much
done for the public In the way Of
people get indolcnt and accustomed to being amused
rather than entertaining themselves their friends
What with many orchestras, tho nroworks balls,
garden parties. races, concerts. drivcs etc. there
Ia little encouragement for private entertaining
The attendance at the concerts OF stubs band the
United States Hotel has become large that tho pro-
pretors have notified tho public that all chairs tho
piazza will be reserved for guests of tho hotel and
friends
The managers OF the Home OF the Good Shepherd have
accepted the offer Of Joseph Maher Master OF Core
monies Of Congress Hall. to produce Mrs. Pttman's
play Of Bobby shsfto" In aid Of the institution ct
the Town Hall on August 81.
on Tuesday next at 10 the Grand Council Of the
American Legion Of Honor State Of New-York. will
meet at Congress Hall.
Tho fashionable and dancing elements booking
forward TO the garden party at the Grand Union, Au
gust 20.
ExPresdsnt Arthur has been invited to add ress tho
veterans Of tho late war at Greenwich. Washington
County this place Mr.. Arthur lived several years
his In Greenwich, where his father preached
N the Baptist Church.
Lieutenant FRANK f. Br0Wnes OF CleYelAnd, O 10 NJ
tho Grand Union Hotel He the member OF tho
Fire Zouaves who shot Jackson tho proprietor OF the
Marshall House. Alexandria, who murdered Colenel Ellis
worth May a. 1861, when the latter tore the rebel
nag from the hotel. Colonel Ellsworth was buried at
Mechanlcsve near here, where Brownells father still
lives. Lieutenant Brownell Is now pension examiner
lie wears tho insignia worn by Colonel Ellsworth ami
discolorcd with his blood.
Willis Hubert has discovered spoutlne spring
his premises at the Geyscr spring Valley. IL was
streng that tho spring In offered to any who can
drink two glasses and live eighteen minutes. The
viii cal 1t the Vanderbilt drive will be laid
out to It.
The Saratoga Equestrian Club expects to ride at the
county fair ut Basior, next september having been
invited TO do 30 10 tho interests OF the oqnestiansp
Recent arrivss include the following:
A. d. Juard. the Rev. Dr. aud Mrs Cooper. J. Phil
llps., n 9: Barnsweil, Mss NJ Nsilson. Mrs
Mira 8. NJ Plympton. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Barnes Miss
Endicott, j. Is. Eads T. H. Coo. Mrs. T. +. Coo. or New
York Mr. and Mira H. ID. Polhemus, OF Brooklyn;
Mrs. G. A. Lamont, Mr.. and MRS J: r.. Jcsup Jr.,
McEwcn, ID. yandewater q. L. Van vechten. Mr. and
Mrs. u. r. g. schrader Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Cummns Mr..
and Mrs. r. NJ. Qnackenboss. Mr.. aud Mrs. III. w Buck
ley, DIR. H. Mlbank, II. A. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. A. Myers. ]. Mosenthal, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rock
fellow. Miss PooD, Mrs. Brandt Miss Amerman, Miss
Thorne DIR. ii. A. Vaudeville, W. Batcheller. Judge
Macarthur wife, cx Governor Oden Bowie, OF Mary
land.
Congress HaL-R. Il. MARITIME and family. E. 8. Loope,
Of Wilkesbarfe; W. g. Wheew wright and family, II. c.
Adams, Mr. and Mrs. H. Tracy, Dr. ana Mrs Perry,
0rcenIeaf, 3. H. McCann, Mr. and Mrs W. II. Cochran.
h. II. Dering. Il. WUrien L. A. Dieter.
Bindsor Hotei-L Piunmer. tho Rev. and Mrs. ]. l.
Zabriskie. Mr. and Mrs. George De Forest Grant. d.
A. W. Colgate. Mr. aud Mrs. e. Van Cortandt Mr. and
Mrs. g. 8. Coddlngton.