New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
GAY SCENES IN SARATOGA.
THE FIRST GARDEN PARTY AT THE GRAND
UNION HOTEL
TEN THOUSAND GUESTS WANDER ABOUT THE
GRoUNDs-A CHILDREN'S CARNIVAL
IN THE AFTERNOON.

| GROCNDS--A CHILDREN'S CARNIVAL
IN THE AFTERNOON.
/ ,BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBUNE.I
Saratoga. July os-Thc garden party given by
! Manager George s. Adams at the Grand 'nipN lloti
! THIS afternoon ard tonight proved brilliant one.
similar entertainments have been witnessed IN SaIa;ago
in the last fifteen years but In magnitude thrt OF =
night exceled them all. Il originally announced
! for Saturday but the weather ca1s"d pos ponemcrt
II known As the first garden party o.>;~ -ea,on
/ The second viii be given the last Saturday in
! August The Grand Union grounds, when cover
| about four acres presented picture that nValIe'
| oriental spend0r. The architecture OF the immense
hotel the broad piayzas almost nile IN IcnEth' inc
cerdant lawns. the stately elmS ana mapleS ana 'Hc
splashlng fountains served merely "a contrast or
,,,crd tor the immense wealth of decorations taat
vere fosooncd and drapcd in every conceivable shape
! and manner The combination was narVrIl"usy clab-
| crate From 10 p. M several huhureu ch''uIN'
held high carnival and aduiirng parents and friends,
| 10 tbe number of several thousands. fondly watched
tso d.,icnt.d little folks enjoy themselves. Dancing
was co,dnctcd in spacious pavilion under canopy
~ tsr,atan streamers the centre OF The grounds
,rho oordon Marty proper began at O'Clock tonight
| and continued until midnight. At 80 o'clock the
grounds and piazzas were crowded, while from every
| r,rdou, couId be seen delighted observers. It was
estimated that over 10000 ladies and gentlemen were
nresept representing the wealth and beauty Of the
United states The display of costumes and dismonds
| has never bc-n euuacd here. The grounds were
made brilliant by 1000 lights gas Jets and colorcd
lanterns The spectacular effects cXcclkd anything
ever seen at this National resort. Tho weather was
perfect.
Among the prominent guests Of The Grand Union
| HoteLwho were present Colonel and Mrs. Il. W
| blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Naylor Mr. and Mrs
Charles " swain. Nus. Ida swain, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
lam taytin Mrs S. A. Smcdley, Mr. and Mrs. Horace
| ThoalI Mrs A. Body, Miss sss, Miss Daty, Mr.. and
Mr., g. d. Farrar Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. English, J. f.
Dunn and Wife Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin, Miss Eaglcton
Mr. and Mrs. VI. :. MorI Mrs. L. g. Tllottson, John
Erskne Mrs. J. H. Meyer Miss Meyer. Mrs. J. ~
Goldman. Mrs T. F. Mason. Mr. and Ms. J. b. Thomas
Miss Nash MI and MIS-. T. G. Rockingham, Mr. and
Mrs John Gault Mr.. and Mrs. :. Humphrey, Mus
| Uunphrev Miss Formar, II. BloodgO0d Mr. and Ms
| Theodore PoIner0y. Charles stcckcr, Mr. and MIS-
! Lewis Brown Louis Seckler, J. d. faiTchHd
Mr.. and Mrs q. H. Allen, Colonel r. :. "lcAcS
! j. NJ Aver p. Richardson. Mrs. Jacob Baush, G. r.
Parker william SKINNER. Miss simmer, Or. Norvn
Green, Warren Green. Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Henry
j. A. Rauth Mr.. and Yrs. A. Graham, T. r. Alien
Mr and Mrs q. y. Nathan NJ. l. Glover :. -
Glover c. II. Glover Mrs. E. smith, Mis- Matte
smith Mrs W. L. White. Miss FARLEY J. L. Flanagan,
H. Edwards, Nrs WyhoG II. p Bartlett W. D.
Wilcox II. H. Hayuc, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Hale MIS-
Parker h. F. sherman. Colonel and Mrs =. ~ Dcsia"
F. : Johnson Nj and Mrs W. Snowdon, T. w.
Road Mr.. and Mrs. J. staple, l. Grojean, Mis-
Andcrran Mrs. VI. f. Damon Miss e. y. Damon
Mr., - H. Hosea l.. Il. Hale Mr.. and MS N. q.
Young. !. W Price, J. C. No:I1llc, MI ara NI'.
f. ". Armstrong II. Locke. Mr.. and MS l. DEL 'aIVo'
T. u. Del Calvo, Mrs. +. T. Eldrci-e, Mss Nclcl.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. f. rullard. O. Marshall Mr.. II.
Holmes Mr.. aud Mrs c. Il. Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. j. ".
Caium, zip. and Mrs. .rOl,p Chanhcrn. Miss Clan'
berlin, Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Wishtmaa, Nil. g.. +.
Haukns Mr. and Mrs. w. Van Andcr Mr. and Ms.
Charles Webb Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Post, MT. and
Mr, j. J.. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Hollis. Mr. aud
Mrs. J. W. French, George T. ELS, Mr. and Ms
Rccoher. Miss Hcccher Miss Gould. Mr. and Mrs
". W. Boynton, J. " Crawford, Mrs. Cocks, Mrs.
Brown. Mrs. McCallum J. W. Coruweli. Mr.. H. {.
Brcvoort, Mrs. l.. NJ. Fowler, Miss Fowler NJ ana
Mrs. :. II. Curtis, Miss Burr. Mr. L. W.
Percy Mrs Charles J.. w. Wright, F. F. Esan,
Mr. and Mrs c. H. Doblinskc. Mr. and Mrs T. = Ferry,
Mrs. Day, Mrs. Linden. Mr. and Mrs a. d. Farmer
Mrs i. T. Farmer. Mr. and Mrs :. ,. Blood, Nr ana
Mrs =. c. Gilmore, Mrs. .ChaTlcs spaldmS. Mrs.. y"
\. Z. Campbell. Nj and Mr.. Z. Far7s,. Mss Amelia
Prize stuan, Mr. and Mrs }. ". FanaiDE. ii. Lee, Mr
and Mrs. T. Grimes, J. G.. H0o1Ndsth. NJ. and Mrs.
F. stern Mrs stone Mrs. !. Colern2n .. \. HAYWOOD
MIR. aud Mrs E. Eddy. Miss Eddy. h. W. Eis!cy' tho
Rev. ]. J. Conroy. J. NJ. Eroo'ieid, Miss NJ BROOK
led. Miss a. Keam. Nj. W. u. Atwajer Miss
Jo SEa,Sn Ms M ' ~ E. Moore, " and g. j. j.
c0rdt., Mis-, ~ Ii. Cordt-. Nrs. J.. t.. reg. Nr and
jir5 F. u. CorwlI, Nj. and Mrs. J; O. ADAM, VS.
Mrs = + smith j. j. Nayl?E, Mr,. r.; " E4<Ir
Toun;c, Mr. and Mrs 6. y. Lyon Mr. C. " Watsoa
+ L. Pommcr, Mr. ara ,r,. 6. A. Gp9n, " and NJ,
&. J. Pagan, Mr. and Mr.. ]. hc.mer NJ. ana
MTY. ". ;. Harnes, {. r. LawFcncc, 5.r and Mr'; a.
r. n. 4hSalty, NJ and Nr, { = Arnold. v. j.
Gibson Nr. ard Mrs.. ,cnar!e. Bernstein, NJ, Fern
f. X. Massey T.. +. BIahslee Mr.. and Mr.. !. Law