New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
ARCADLAN ADIRONDAC KS
CHATEAUGAY AND PLACID.
roAr1yG AND PLEASURE TRIP TO THE

| ROATING AND PLEASURE A TiiE ~ LIE
oHAsM-GorNG IN BY ELIzABETHTowN'
| Ralph's, Chateaugay Lake. Aug l (specian.-
Nature favored the Adrondacks with pleasant weather
| This week This gave the people an opportunity 10
se,tle for the summer During the week all the cot
tages received their occupants, and Raphs was hlled
TO overlooking II is exaggcration to say that
during tho last week OF July and all OF August fully
as many persons refused rooms as are acconmo'
dated Although Chateaugay Lake IS SIX miles long
and two wide. yet upon beautiful evenings the
capacous lighthouses launch their boats upon the lao
until il seems fairly spotted.
| To-day a large party made an excursion to the
wonderful Chateaugay cbssm, fourteen miles away
This famous gorge is becoming more widely known
and appreciated each year. Its high preciprous
sides beautiful cascades, high falls and romantic
grottos are comparable only with Ausabe and
saguenay.
Mr. T. r. Davis. of Brooklyn. came from Paris
almost directly to the AdIrondacks, and is enjoying
himself by catching trout taking excursions and
making himself agreeable to the ladies'. Mr.. f.. F.
| Myers is one of the genial that ever lived
During the week he helps to bring out all of the
| fun-producing novelties, and upon Sunday evening
he leads tho music and sings lOudest of all. Miss
jung Miss Robinson, Miss vosburgb, and the Misses
Able are very fond Of tennis. The young people
INDUCED In a small hop last night. Some Of tho
couples Mr. Cook, Miss G. Davis Mr. Under
| donk, Miss O. Underwood; Mr.. p Vernon. Miss N
! Davis; Mr. III. W. Vernon, Miss Winner Mr.. X. {.
Myers Miss l. hbbe; Mr.. Seymour, Miss b. Myers
The latest Ralph's is the Docas SOCIETY Its
name would lead ono to believe that it was also
one of the most philanthropc, but those who havc
| been initiated speak In whispers about
ghosts and evil spirits. They sworn to eternal
| silence by the cold gates OF Hades and the unutter
| able of the future, but made the mistake
| Of presenting the nvulnersble newspaper for
candidacy. The instgators of this Sirenc enormty
md A
| Cook Mrs Myers, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Underwood Miss
| H. Olyphant, Mrs Winner and host of young ladies'.
The notable arrivals OF the week are Mrs. F.
L. Underwood, Miss Grace Und srweod. the
Misses Blanche and Pearl Underwood,
Kansas City, NO.; George Fl. Lott, wife
! and family, United States Army; Howard
Crane, George W. Lowry, Burlington VT Mrs. James
Johnston, Albany; Miss NJ. l.. Vosburgh, New-York;
Robert Maclin, NewYork; Miss Marie Cooley, Miss
Francis +. Norris Miss Charlotte, Mrs Charles Jung.
| Miss Aida NJ. Purdy, Miss Bell, Miss Anna Bell,
| New York; Andrew NJ. Platt Plattsburg, Carlos W.
| Plat, New-York; o. A. Cook New-York; D. NJ.
Dorsival, New York; Mrs. Thomas Vernon, Miss Yer
| non, II. W. Vernon, Paul Vernon. Dorothy Vernon,
Florence Vernon, Edith Vernon. Brooklyn; J. konva-
| nka Miss L. l.. Konvalinka, Miss Il. j. KOnvanka,
Brooklyn II. NJ. Onderdonk, and wife. William Onder-
| dOnk, New DIRK; Miss NJ. T.. Wright, Brooklyn; Miss
| A. q. Robinson New-York; Talbot olyphant. New
York; F. H. Underwood, Kansas City, Mo. Miss Sadie
Sanford, Miss Maggie Everett Potsdem; +. NJ. John
| son, Lyon Mountain +. NJ. Balch. Paul Smiths,
| George b, Oswe, wife and family, H. j. Goodno and
daughter, ogdensburg; Frank S. Howells. New-fork;
Mrs L. s. Kisssm. Miss l. NJ. Kssam, South Orange;
| Edwin X. Marvin, Brooklyn
Among the more prominent arrivals of the week at
the Grand View House ALIENS, have been Judge
W. n BOynton and wife, and Mrs Mcllvane, Cleve
| land, Ohio; James p. Gray and wife, Springfield,
| Mass. Mrs. Lexington and the Misses bennington,
| Centre Moriches n. Y. I. ID. III. Ralph, and Richard
Griffith and family Philadelphia; DR.. W. +. Hazleton,
| Sprin ghcld, Vt. ,-.,
| town where Keogg's hotel, the Windsor, is always
a comfortable resting place. Many visitors indeed,
| prefer to spend their whole summer there ENJOYING
So this Is the best season Elizabetown has ever
had All the hotels are crowded, and Mr. kellogg
has been writing people for tho last three weeks hat
| he could not give them rooms. a.,
| The following among the latest arrivals at the
| Windsor: Mr.. and Mrs Walter Bnttin, Howard
Brittin, Mrs j. Nelson Tappan MISS Iappa o ME- ME-;
| Olga Stewart Master George Herot, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
| f. benjamin the Misses Hotchkiss. George ". Liver
Mss NJ F. smith Bsyar M Peter MSa
fort Alr. and Mrs. Orlando Harper and daughters,
| Mile EHsc Camaret,of New York Mr.. and Mrs. Ava
| benson Mrs. j. C.. Whtoomb, Miss Whlromb, Mrs.
| H. Baterman the Misses Batterman, Harry Batterman,
| Miss Moran, Mrs. VI. NJ. VoOrhee o; '. Glider
| Herbert Broughton, the Hon. Henry A Moore and
| wife Miss Marge Hubbard, Mr.: and Mrs Charles
IL Russell " FsSe NJ ,r D. ,,@ aaG T Rrook Mrs:
G. NJ. sileeter and wife and ., the Mise Misses
Mrs. C. NJ. F. Van Allen, Mrs: J. 4.
! and SON Northampton: n. W. Perkins and wife,
| Mamaroneck: Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Davis, Hartford.
| Conn: Mrs Philip Ten Eyck. Miss Ten Eyck Albany:
BcviI. Richmond. Va Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Hotch-
| kiss, Auburn, y. Y.