New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
SARATOGA AT ITS GAYEST.
CHESTS TuE GARDEN PARTY.

nprx,s PLAY FOR CaARiTY-PERsoNAL-
,v,o,, THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuSh'I
SARATOGA. Aug. 22-These are the days
aaar to the heart of hotel and clearinghouse Keep
ara The card rack at the United States SHOWS ho'
blank space signifying empty room ana many kuos
are sent out private houses to lodge. Inc ero~'
vansary of the Grand Union still! satisfies the
It. Congress Hall is US full as an egg oi ,s"s =.
Java while several Of the smaller hotels ana
houses have had to acknowledge that they have eas
room only Saratoga can accommodate vass crown ~.
y,sttors however and the limit Is no' y0'
reached So many private houses arc s.," "
for boarders and dodgers at this season 'nae o
b,utes of the place In this direction are "iinos'
haustible. 900, a,rro thu
- .sne.ially evenings, and there have been occa-
sona ,igbt showers The lighter toilets OF the i"os
have therefore been at discount, and wnen one young
t.dv of ipdependent tastes appeared In an entro SUN
black velvet at the she was the secret envy Vi
rest o. the sex In spite of their critical gances
sbed their oyercoats out Of trunks Tor evening
wear. . ~,
thursday evening the night Of the garden party az
the Grand Union HOTEL particularly chilly. sun
there was fine attendance, though the iuii uie's
character of the affair slightly marred py inc ""ps
that many were sensible enough to throw arounu 'h
sbouiders The thousands Of gayly dressed peoPe
moving under the electric lights and Japanese lanterns
the rainbow canopy Of colored tareton
and Illusion or wandering off In the winding pa.ns W
lonely spots where the moon shone through .ne trees
made an enhancing scene calculated 10 prusn e"'
sorrows and eobwess generally from the VISITORS ihnu
To many the devoted to children IN tne
we're the most attractive Certainly the young people
danced with more zest than the adults ana
crowds watched their graceful movements
and happy faces all tho afternoon Among tne s'rA
ing oilees noticed In the evening were inc iohow"e
Mrs w. Rhneander Stewart, white SILK with rulnes oi
yalencicnnes lace and diamonds Mrs. Ihomas h'u''ei,
black and pink velvet brocade. trimmed with jet ana
poiut lace diamond ornaments Mrs Russe sage oiaoA
satin with silver panels at the sides and front procade'
d,anonds Mrs Florence Rice Knox appeared In cream
satin ana Fedora overdress with diamonds. MISS
Maud Nissan wore white surah with Falehc'ennos
lace and pearls Mrs G. A. Baudoine was a''ireo
in mauye satin with train, low cut corsage' damono
necklace point lace fan and shawl Mrs Y. A. ba"-
done IRIS toilet was olive satin, peach brocaded 'front.'
La France roses and diamonds. Mrs. NJ Bird wore
black satin Spanish lace over dress and diamonds MIS-
Rockefeller was In blue satin and silver procaue
panel trimmed with auchesse lace. MISS eehie
Rockefeller looked charming In light piue
surah with bouquet OF Marechai Nies
Mrs O. W. Randalrs dress was Of white brocadsd satin
with rffies of Egyptian lace Mrs Charles Crocker wore
Spanish brocaded Velvet with nouncos of Cnanty lace
enerads, diamonds and Jacqueminot roses; MISS Aua
brodered white satin Mrs b Ia so ID sa and
blaze lace Mrs. A. t, Stewards dress was white te
sisan s0'i Mrs Layn wore pearl satin OroSsds
pont lace and diamonds. Mrs Judge scniey
Mrs Judge Macarthur OF Washington. was In electric
blue brocade point duchesse lace ana dianoa MIS-
Virginia Arthur, of Brooklyn was in white surah and
valencisnnes. Mrs. J. T. Coleman OF Philaaepnla;,
e%bessed in design Of birds nests low cut cOrsage
point lace. Nephetos roses and diamonds Sroc aIs
point lace and lavender ostrich tips with dlamonas
pkaln Mr. nd All kalDuplsCn,
Mr. and Mira John H. sherwood Colonel and Mrs; II. s.
Clement Miss BESSIE sa Semsn M K lRa mrs and @
James NJ. Marvin. d. F. Rtehie. Mrs: Gus KoeEwooa
Mr. and Mrs Henry Morrill, GsneTn sna T Don
O W Randall, Russell Sage E Van Iassei an. H. l.
Su T. Hs@ M eS Miss Hanmersey la
mont Mr. aud Mrs Roswell r Flower Miss l. stewart S
FsS. W si H vsnd e re Berry Wall
men men, Harriet Miss Harriet, Mr. and Mrs: y; NJ
hast. ". j. Arken, Felix Campbell, Mr. and Mrs Henry
C. Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs c. I. Caghorn, Of philadelphia
nseUP Ta ME and Mrs Inward Kcarney Mr. aud
E. G.. W. Woerz. Captain lads Mesfineid rgoG ps
man. Mr. aud Mrs H. H. Brockway, Judge and Mrs .. l.
Lester, Mr.: and Mrs. W W. parant, General w o. b.
DR. and Mrs s. V. Leech r. Macay and family Admiral
Peters, and Mr. and Mrs, J. seaton Perry; ,noeo,orv
of merry performance last evening at the Town Hall
which was attended by large audience Of sasGsa
by Mrs IT, d. Pittnan of st. Louis, was performed by
children under the management OF jacob A.
master of ceremonies at CONGRESS Hall VINO Is mve
factor in the gay entertainments OF the village lie was
chasies n F. Pratt OF the ID Mursks Company; Frank
Drew formerly OF the Biou Opera House. aud Joyce
decidedly clever and the ehlldrOp, being in costume.
made pretty Juvenile panorama During the perform
playing see-saw" twelve young ladies III fan drill
nifty children singing Climbing Up the Colder Stairs"
p pvs sn'i'ssn p highland Fling skppinsropo
ea:sns Y pa: ss% dfss
la Favorite." Dance of the Double Heads. Mercury
March, Toe Walking, Filtration Polka, Butterfly dance,
ballet, " Day and Night" BY twelve misses singing by
Linda da Costa. rectatons and comca Chinese dance
Congress Spring Park has overlooked with attractions
this week. Hiss Dora Wiley sang or "Wednesday and
Friday evenings There were fireworks Wednesday
evening and Pairs prismatc illumination this evening.
There viii be similar entertainments next week.
party" this week when Ex-Governor English. of New
Haven. Coun., entertained at breakfast a company
Texas; Colonel Mcfarland u. &. A; DR.. Ives OF New
sys. ssy Sso Hoos aG nc
field. o'Bren Captain Peck Colonel Earle. Lieutenant
sUh IN saratsas lake has fen Considerably so
that tho eastern drive to tho White Sulphur Springs
An attachment was served on " Lucky" E. ]. Bald
wins horses Voante and Prmcro on Tuesday In suit
The selections al Master Gsdowski's Grant Fund con-
cert, in the United states Hotel, last Tuesday, were
Dream" Bcethoven's sonata op AZ prelude and fugul
on s5, E minor Mendelssohn Chopn's " BeIcense,"
Lists a. Tarantea," and Wlenawskis " Polon aise."
Dean Hoffman, of the General Theological Seminary,
EewYo assisted In the scryiceat Bethesda Protestant
Episcopal Church on Wednesday.
A concert In aid Of the New-Engand Congregational
Church this village. will be given in Congress Hall
next Monday evening. Mrs. L. p Whitney, OF Boston,
and other artists will take part
The Joint baseball conference committee OF the League
and American Association will meet here on next Mon
day
Bishop Knickeroockcr, Of Indiana, will preach In
Bethesda Church tomorrow.
The Rev. Robert West Editor of The Chicago Adrance,
taken sick ut the American House Wednesday, but
10 recovering.
The IIaymakcrs. of Greenfield Centre were defeated
by the Husers Of this place, by OF "a 70 10 last
Thursday.
The fox hunt ut Inteltaken Wednesday well at
tended Several gentlemen and lady hounds,
after half hours ride two foxes killed by the
hounds
grand hop will be given at the Kensington NEXT
Monday evening as IA benefit to Franko's orchestra.