The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-20

Bresiin, Frank T.Wall George L. Robinson, DIR.
EFT, lohn H.. Hurbeck, George G. Ham!l; H. j.
Hoon the Hop. Edward kearney and Edward
hS"TTpey III 30nn scanned H In Vel
ler's house: W. H. EerrinGer, Nlrs. II. a. Moser
Mortimer Zoos. and a. Gerald Hull..
ono must not Leave out Mount McGreEor and
Congress Spring Park But few leave Saratoga
rlace which is situated on the ilrst bold spur
OF the Adirondacks. only ten milos distant
Aside from The unsurpassed Vows which are
obtaired at an elevation uf 1000 feet. and the
enchanting bits of scenery passed. as the loco
motive slowly climbs the mountain, u meIau-
heon the last spot visited by Con. Grant, and
doubtless scores OF visitors make this their OBJ
!ective nont, for no other reason than to gaze
upon the little cottage and tho broad piazza
where sat the hopeful, patient sufferer, almost
to tho very last
from humidity. The logs from the valley
never ascend more than hnlf way up the
misty and damp, at tho summit ono is breath
ing tho dryost and purest OF air. Three charm;
Artists Iake-covered with water lilies aud
bordered with trees. invite rowing parties or
those lond OF tho sport with rod and line, and
romantic walks md exquisite drives branch
out in all directions. At the Hotel Balmoral
all the comforts and conveniences Of first
tqurant. not unlike that at Manhattan Beach.
also caters to visitors. IriyHte cottagers IRE
1nmber m Now are
ing dwellings there his summer
Where could one find more charming, rest
full. and altogether rural spot than Congrc3s
Spring Park? Both nature and art have com
bned to produce retreat which cannot DO
Situated close to tho main streets, enclosing
the Congress Spring, containing catk and
covered paylions' having miles o. shady
pEE Of So ebren to TIE
l.. boo, f,,H,
daily
Tho Indian encampment, with its merry-go-
rounds, crouuet grounds. shooting alleys, @c..
4 hEhy p h by tn9 b
orally tho pretty tribes of Indian workmanship
which are for sale not intreuuently crossing
tho palm OF the gypsy fortune teller with Sill
YER in return for peep into futurty.
Besides the p%nsb OF Interest
ono OF which will repay investigation.
Tho question has been asked whether folks
come to SARATOGA TO 6e clothed, SO numerous
along Broadway tho principal street. all Of
which do a thriving business in spite oil tho
however. that the best patrons Of these estab-
lishments are ladies' who arrive Mt Saratoga
with wagon load Of baggage, one comes TO
less to withstand alluringy fashioned and
displayed gowns. and are com
emporiums OF fashion Prove doubtless great
convenience to visitors from remote points
who can unite with tho pleasure OF u SOJOufQ
at Saratoga the advantage OF securing q ward
robe oil French design and manufacture.
In addition to the branches OF trade mem
toned. every grade OF Jewelry and precious
stones. multitudi nous toilet preparations. ov-
cry conceivable design in dainty lingerie. brio
and Gee?Ta9 rS artf h OF the rSehs
OF leading New York houses. Summerirg at
are Quite number OF the theatrical
wright is one OF them. and occupies tho Pier
son cottage, on Greenfield avenue. Mrs. Thomas
Kingdom brother to Mrs George Gould, ac-
10y his mother, will spend the sea-
son at Saratoga. Mr.. Phil Schuyler and his vito
Of the lake. Mrs.Schuyor Is lover OF all aquatic
sports IL an expert rover and snilor. and an
spent many seasons in Saratoga and is now
enjoying another. Leland Powers. the we'll
known DRAMATIC reader is at the Kenss sing
ssfS anu at the tinted statos Srs James
can be seen Of n pleasant afternoon making ner
way slowly along the corridor and piazza to-
ward her ss os sap aTs hen
good. Although there are shadows under the
eyes and n look OF pain about the mouth the
health. aud Mrs. Blaine hopes. as a result OF
her visit. to return home entirely cured.
bis naTso al She can do to sen VIE
in white,with fat, bare dlmp!ed arms who lIsEs
yo9P s2 ,HS James e. Bnn los
grandson. an then runs of. 800,
United safes Hotel. The service Is up to the
usual perfect standard: the popular master o;
ceremonies. Mr.. FrothnGam, who IS also head
ute as o yoro. Stubb's orchestra is in Its ac-
customed place. qgd the number Of guests ia
grounds. which are looking unusually beauti-
full. tho trees have been trimmed higher, which
prevents the shade from being too dense. and
In ia n IA
Occupying cottages and rooms belonging to
Hunt Mrs, L. !. San ford. Mrs. '!uiana Cutting.
Robert q. Remsen. j. A. Hamilton. DR.. john
Henry a HurlbpFt P hSqis ornns @Esr HFs'
Stuart CAPT. Warren c. Beach iIIrs: s, '. Lap
RHm qnd Petty mr. nnd HTs ,S NJ iIr0dme
Warren Mast and the Misses Mast, A. /. Norrio,
Ghas, 4. B&ndoIino; !. \. Cadwell. Judge
Judge Benedict. Col +. i. ConkIine. {. s. Aber-
lana, and E K: Wiila5d, all oi XeT ,YqTk: J.
j. II. McI ECKER and Mrs Edison Keith, Chicago:
Gen. and Mrs. A. l.. Lee, L. S. A.; Mr.. aud Miss
4 notable change has been made in connoc-
ton with the Grand Union Hotel which Is now
undor the management o. George 5. Adams.
tho house. New silver new hall and dining
room carpets, and superb plano have result
pairs and decorations. Loth.ens" orchestra.
which has held undioputed sway at the Grand
Union for many years. mover falling TO
charm large audiSneos, is again in Us &C.
enclosed park belonging TO tho hotel
are exciting much admiration, and tho Same
can DO said OF Tho foliugo and lawns. In Tact,
both hero and Mt the states tho beauty and
OF tho enclosures must call forth en-
comment from every lover OF tho
aud guests at either house arc
favored at being able TO enjoy ut will the shit
Ing panorama OF sight and sound afforded by
broadway, and which cnn DO viewed from tho
front pia EzR OF the loyeliness OF the park from
That on tho other siuo OF tho building.
The season OF gayety will be naugurated by
n grand garden party" TO be given on July
~. Famous az these entertainments have al
ways been. tho coming one, SO MIR, Adams
says, will ecip-e any TINT have preceded u.
Registered at tho Grand MON are Mrs. Il. +.
Mason, Mrs. J. i. Smitnors md family. Horace
lheull. Mrs. Amelia Body, Col L, ID. Weeks. |
Rev DIR. Henry NJ ottet rector Of tho Church Of
he Holy Communion, New Jersey: Mr.. and |
Mrs Ioseph Haylor. Key. DR. George I. Ellis. |
who hG visiteI Saratoga Tor nearly nal; a cen;
ury; Mr., aud Mira MILAN Laytin. IT. and
Mrs J. X. Mclrh"r Dr. j. A. irwin hir and |
Mrs Scion Humphreys, l.. H. IerhiEs Mr.. and |
Mrs. Charles NJ. Swan Of Philadelphia. Mr.. |
and Miss Goldman, Boston, Mr.. aud Mrs. |
y. II. Blsscll. buffalo; Col. and Mrs. is.
". Blanchard, Mrs: Luther :. Iilotson,
:. j.. Thomas and family Boston: Mr. AID |
NJ rg kuu Audnu. DlOnel mud Mrs. A. A. De- |