New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
IN THE ADIRONDACKS.
THE CAPACITY OF THE HOTELS SEVERELY
TAXED
MANY NEW WORKERS ENJOYING THE SEASON IN
TIE DELIGHTFUL MOUNTAIN REGION
GUESTS AT THE VARIOUS RESORTS.

GUESTS AT THE VARIOUS RESOi'lS'
Saranac Lake. v y. Aug. . CSpecaD.-summerns
In the AdlrondacIs is the rage this wear Fa'ihoh "a'
set It's seal upon the wilderness. and there j. ho"
almost as much dressing and as much uSpia! u
dazzling icwelrv at all Of the day III the ho'e'
here as there is Atlantic city. Bar hFDo' anu
Narracau,ctt in the matter Of diamond, tne YoUe
woman from the breezy West is preemnehty co'-
spicuOls She comes down 10 breliaol al dola1o'
She wears diamonds by the dozen on hcr hhec'a' III
her hair. her ears, her corsage, ana even III "0
buces Of her shoes She is opprcssively aurferous'
and If You have the misfortune to be seated Opposite
% her at breakfast and have hardly recovered from
your nights rest YOU hardly find the way TO your
month for blinking. The hotels right through 'h>
region are prospecting nightly. An Aclr'uacN "o'o'
proprietor does not need TO lie awake nights OIVou
inc over rcnt and taxes lie contemplate his
ledger with that calm serenity Of soul when some
idcalists say is only attained in cioster Ihey are
wrong The vast majority of men find more cOhSoia
ton in good balance at the bank than IN hed'aVoh
and prayer Every day brings crowd VI he"
arrivals TO the hotels. and the difficulty IS 20 Emo"
where 10 put them All the hotels are eTcctlhg large
towns Of canvas around them, ana t'e IeSiucH'S W
tleir meals in the house.
Paul smiths is full, as usual. and about 'hSe or
four hundred tents pitched around the hotei "lth
a radius OF a mile. The old guide who mas maze '"is
hotel famous is Of a Yankee every year. anu
the hospitality Of the place IS as Yankee as ever.
citizens in the exercise of their unhmi'ed iahoS0
vote him an ideal host
The Hotel AmperSand has mole guests ICSt no"
than can be accommodated with rooms and the village
of tents in the woods skruug the lake is graduaiS
Increasing in size The success Oh inc ho'cI 'iis
rear il IS rumorcd, has induced the management 70
consider tue advsabity of building an annex ana u
g rroba,lc that next season It's capacity Will be
doublcd In a few days a tennis tournament VIII be
held on the grounds Of the hotel and 1t is eApec'eu
that great many ladies will compete for the honor'
OF the day.
The guests registered at the hotel are as foAo"S'
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Phillips, IonherS, y. y Isaac
MINIS and wife Miss Emily Mills. Miss f. II. Mills.
s1rinCGeld Mass William f. Barnett and wife, New
Haven Conn.,: A. I. Thomas New-lork; the kew
r. T. Lee EastOn. Penn; Charles ID. Thomas 'harlcS
F. Bragg. Cincinnati; Meoit Dewey and WIFE, AIoah!
f. r. Young, New York; :. Il. Carter Richmond va
Mr. and Mrs Thomas d. Baer. NewYork; the Rev
and Mrs II. P. Dewey. Concord, y. H.; j. H. Fisher
and wife Rochester, y. y. Mrs. W. ;. Potts, Mrs
r G. Field Miss Field, st. Paul; Edwin James. NJ C.
Paul Philadelphia: J. b. Murray, New-lork' G l.
Harris and wife, Miss Hardness, G. stewart HARRIS
philadelphia Mrs John Hull Detroit Mr. ana Mrs
William ]. Opdyke. Miss StrObell, New-Iork; Mrs
g. F. Putnam Miss J. earle, Kansas City; MISS NJ
Hughes indianapolis: Bayard stockton. James X.
Shields Professor G. A. shields, Princeton y. j.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Juilliard. Ncw-lork; G. j.
Valiquctte Rutland, Vt; Addison {. Kama, New
York: Mrs Daniel Ali, Miss Frances Pomeroy' Bos
ton: Randolph Barton and wife, Baltimore; Dr. and
Mrs ]. q. Baldwin, Mrs. ;. a. Taylor NeW-h oik'
I. NJ Garrett, Washington d. C., Miss
lindsay and John r. Post. Boston
! Romano Brown. Charles NJ Lindsey Mr.. and MIS-.
Clarence Whitman, Mrs Arson Phelps stokes piss
Helen stokes Miss Louise shepard Miss Ehei DOo5c'
Miss Lillian Stokes. William jay scmeieieh' - ".
King, William C.. Lusk. J. l. Phelps stokes MI ana
Mrs j. H. Ryan, John NJ. stewart, Mrs. hoD-
srt Maclay, Alfred b. Maclay' I" H. porter
F. F. smith. Mrs B. F. Cossett. New-fork'
Mrs A. c. Lawrence Brooklyn; Mrs. sharp, Miss
sharp Mrs l. Bullock. Chicago; Mrs. q. F. Putnam
Miss j. Carrie Kansas City; Miss NJ hughes lnu+
incidence: Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. laTo"' fIhideF
pnia the Misses Brady. Pawtucket. r. l.; Miss byrhe'
Lodi " j.: John War. Troy; II. X. Dalton, Boston :
2 H. Clark It. Louis W. F. Harris, Montreal Mr. ana
Jrs l. Rcichrncr IT,, g. q. Rechmer, F. +. Rcchmer'
Philadelphia; G. ValiQueUe, Rutland; Mr. aud MIS-
James Pleasant, Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. De 1. W.
Thorn Douglas II. Gordon. the Misses (roruoh Bd!d
more: J. F. Hascall Richmond; George b. Wilkinson
Port Henry, y. y. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Allis NIL
Yankee; L. y. Graham. Newark y. J.. :. Ii. ftch'
Yonhcrs; L. VI. Garrett. Washington ID. G.; Herbert
BARBER Platt sburg James Il. TiTaX, +. W Wright
Schenectady: Mr.. and Mrs. sam :. HIATT. George D.
Haiti Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Knowles. Albany MI ana
Mrs William F. Barnett, New-liavcn, Conn; ;. X.
s,oddard Glen's Falls. y y; Mrs. F. V Harvey,
Westchcster, Penn; M.ss Helen smith. Pattsb1rg
The saranac Lake House IS crowded with pretty
Girls and they arc all vivacious lively and cner
getic as the American summer girl ever is and ever
WiIl be. They show noble disregard OF ireckes ana
tuuburn, and are ont of doors almost every hour OF
the day And their cOstumes-they are too bewildcr
ing for an ordinary mortal attempt to describe. In
the morning they are all angels IN white or cream
stuifs At they vi>itants from dredmland IN
cauzy clinging dlapelies. which seem to have been
made on fairy looms. In the afternoon thcy belong
exclusively 70 this world in bewtcmng tennis and
boating gowns and caps, and, after sundown ucy
are in dark evening costumes.
The evenings here are particularly lively. string
band PLAYS classical and music after supper, and
until about half past 10 II O'Clock, all Is "a merry
a. a marriage bell Then there is stampede for the
upper portions Of the house, and only those couples
who have d most important conversation to finish re
MAN, t. pace the veanda and sit very close together
in secluded corners. occasionally little party defy
Mrs Gruudy and indulge in pull on the lake by
moonlight and those whose strict regard for the pro
pg.etes compel them remain behind sit with d'Li
envy I'm their heart, they listen to the splash OF the
oars inerminglu with bursts Of laughter or r0lDckne
chOruseS.
The Lake House is the largest IN this ncighborhood
but the influx Of guests here great 70 make II
impcratvcy necessary 70 fix some OF them mp uHdeI
canvas and next week number Of tents will be put
up in the vicinity Of the hotel. great many peopi-
prefer 70 spend the summer under canvas ana Win inc
blank flooring which always provided there IS abaO
lutolv no danger of rheumatism other i'll effects
This method Of getting full benefit Of tic Adirondack
air without roughing IL has recently become move
feature of these resorts.
The following are registered at the hotel G. Muller
and wife Philadelphia; G. ". Martin f. smith, Henry
: Rosenburgh, Il. 7. BiXby, New York Henry X
Dalton, Boston J. II. Clark, st. Louis; J. &. Eaton
and SON Lawrence, Mass: W. c. French Plattsbnrs
Eugene Dlaokford, Miss Hattie LlackfOId, Mis- Ada
Dlackford, Mss Tucker. New York; .. Ii. Palmer
e. r. Dyer. NewOrlcans; Charles RoSeu6urgh, Peter,
burg: DR.. George Mcrammany, VI. J. Muquccr, i. "
Fase New York; W. NJ Gibson, Philadelphia the Rev
NJ a. TAYLOR Miss NJ. Taylor. VI. G. KOhlar. Mis-
Williams, Miss L. lolms, II. Fcke, q. f. Boon anc
wife New York George ". WCinSaU and son, New
Orleans: J. NJ Gct, PoultHey. Vt; Or. j. Dolely anC
wife, Miss NJ b. DOnley, Mr,. p. ID. D0ney Fail River
W. q. Hubbard, r., +. i. :. Hubbard, Chicago y. VI