New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
ROTND LAKE ASSEMBLY.
FEATURES OF THE ANNUAL SESSION WHICH
BEGINS NEXT WEEK.
A PROGRAMME THAT DELIGHTED THE MUSIC
LovEEs-oN THE REGISTER OF THE
SUMMER SCHOOL.


LovEEs-oN THE REGISTER OF THE
SUMMER SCHOOL.
Round Lake. July % (speciaD.-The bazaar in the
Flowery Orient viii remain open throughout the
meeting OF the Assembly, and viii probably net .
nice sum for the missionary fund
Several prominent soloists from Albany and Troy
have assisted in the chorus the past week, and lent
valuable aid
The wife Of Bishop Newman has organized -four,
shng society of the Kings Daughters in connection
with her other work during bazaar week
Fishermen have had better than /" fsheman's luck'
In the lake the past month. Some fine Oswego bass
have been caught
One of the valuable departments Of Round Lake
study is that OF the Society OF Art, which organ
lied in 1887. The course comprises years, and
two other courses may be pursued later. An Ar
ectureship has been established and Professor A. d.
F. Hamlin, of Columbia College, elected to al
the place for 1859. II affords a good opportunity
for study, in connection with tho fine display
Of paintings in the art gallery.
Among the more prominent hotel arrivals Of late
are the following: Carl ZerrahD, Hattie Mclean.
J. II. Ricketson, G. S. Lawson, OF Boston; Mrs. K.
lie Jeune, of Providence, r. l. Levi Cofen. Boston;
Or. W. T. Harris, Concord, Mass. d. Klock, IT,
Albany; c. a. Stein, Troy.
The Round Lake Assembly will open its annual
session next Tuesday with grand concert by the
Ardamena ladies' Quarette, and thereafter every
dag will be occupied with programme full to over
lowing with interesting addresses, concerts and en-
tertalnments. There will be certain specials days
of more than ordinary interest such are Christian
Endeavor Days. from August to A. On these
DAYS special addresses will be delivered by the Rev.
DR.. f. +. Clark. of Boston, founder OF tho T. T. ..
c. f.; the Rev. G. A. Barrett. of Plattsourg; NJ A.
Hudson, state secretary, and the Rev. W. II. Tracy
The first day will close with musical and literary
entertainment by Edward Fabian, of New-fork
On August l. the delegates will visit the West Museum
Addresses Will be delivered by the Rev. Samuel Dun
ham and the wife Of Professor Beorge Olverand In tho
hvening there will be brilliant stereopticon exhibition
nv F. G. Bolton. ntitled London" On Sunday
three sermons will be delivered appropriate TO the
occasion. The Trunk Line Association has grantee
concesson in fares from any point within New-hors
STATE Full fare Is to be paid going and cent
mile returning on certificates which must be applied
for here before starting Other special days are inc
c. L. s. C. Day. August 8. when the meeting OK tne
class of 80 will be held diplomas viii be conferred
and several lectures will be delivered W. C. l. u.
nov Will bs another important one on the pro-
qramme and william Mclaughlin, of Boston, VIII de-
yer the address c. A. r. Day. on August o. WI"
interest every old soldier In the land who aoends
and August IS will be Commencement Day ana CLOS
inr dav when degrees will be conferred readings
will he given by Mrs Biggart, of Ohio. a grand con-
cert will take place in the evening and there VIII 10
a general illumination Of grounds and cottages
1t has been a week Of more than ordinary m'oio''
to music-overs. Four excellent concerts have pee.
given The Music Festival of 1850 has been mafKce
success, and people of musical tastes from Albany
Troy and Saratoga have embraced the opportunity
come here.
The following are now enrolled on the register OF
the National Summer School: From Arkansas, Eason
THOMPSON; Alabama, Mary J. Moore Virginia, Airey'
~ Mrs ROWlpS
Connecticut Emma Tyler Nellie Robinson and Lizzie
Bradley: Dakota, Bertha Youmans; Delaware, Anna
NJ Heyes; Georgia, Mrs. Mary Young, Viola r.
Toombs Annie d. Maccan and Mr.. Young; LIMOS,
Emma Yantis X G. Abbot, Clarissa r. Lila ana lds
IIeford; Kentucky, Milton Johnson; Louisiana, Mrs
Oscar Nixon Harriet Sutor, Rachel Meader and Mary
Skinner. Nellie Davidson Emma Merrill. Ella AverN
John H RAYMOND, Annie Passenger Alice Makepeace,
Anna Frank, Margaret Cruise, Mary Curtis, Nellie
Mario Hartman Fostina Kenney, Annie Brovpen,
carrie Leonard, Mary Cross, Mary Conner, Mrs j. I.
H.tttie Twichell Frances Kham, Kate studley. E.. p
Studley, sarah scales, Kate Mozart, Martha bulou.
SewYork Mrs. Addie Pond, Florence Hemstreet,
Mary Lawrence, NJ Coupe Jennie bov Roberts n.
Mi sarah Couch Emma Card. Eliza Blunt
M mI stiilman, Nellie Converse, Eliza Cole, Ray
Henke N,r ku Harrison. ~ Smith Mrs George shsd
Pauline Collamel, Nathan Kingsley Emma owen,
Barsiow. 5. B. shedding, W: A. Baldwin, Charlotte
frosan' sarah Ashmore Ella Hebron. Edith Lewis,
Ida Lewis and Helen Mitchell; New-Jersey, Henry
R,sseli Eliza Russell, Belle Brownel. Helen Fellows,
Florence Waddn g,on and Louella waddington: North
Carolina. E. W. Hall and J. NJ Walker, r.; pennsyt
vania BESSIE Dean, f.. B. Smith, Minnie Bennett
j. b. santee J. G. Miller Ella zorInger and z.
Foster south Carolina, Leonora Cofeld, Mrs NJ c.
Lizzie Bomar and Mary Trip; Texas. Josie A.
O'Reilly. +. r. Giesecke; Virginia Mariana smith
Vermont Carrie Perry Kate Lowry. J. A. Hartigan.
Nancy Patton, Minnie Wheeler, susie Pray. Minnie
Fuller Mary wells, Cora Hull, Jessie Chase, Mary
Farrell Mary KeOn. Cora Drew: Wisconsin. Marie
c. Larson Washington, Lillian Hustled and Annie NJ
Wilson.