New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
THROUGH THE WOODS AND LAKES.
RAoUETTE LAKG-BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE
RALPH'S.'

Eaouette AXE Auc % (Specian-Thc season is az
its height and all hotels have been Obliged to refuse
guests this week. The residents OF the different
camps are now all here. intending to remain till
October ].
W. W. Durant. OF T. c. Durant, OF Union Pacific
fame IS now az Pine Knot one of the most beauti
fully situated and handsomely furnished camps on the
lake His steam launch. the UtOvana. awakes the
echoes with It's sivery whistle and consequential pull
Mr. strange and family, from Paterson. y. j. arc
entertaining large party at Decrurst, and merry
party on boafa the naphtla launch Lorna Doonc
cnven the lake every evening with banjo solos ana
college songs
General and Mrs Henderson with their son are
settled at Wildwood.
Dr. Gerster, brother OF Nine. Gerscr. the prlm'
donna and family are located at Otctiwl
Or. Powell. OF New York. Is camping or a pretty
point near Round Island.
Mr. and Mrs Charles DuIant and family occupy
Osprey Island. the prcttiest one in RaQuette Lake
Their camp is named FarView and aceS the 'rdgS ana
West Mountain The interior is most cimrmingH and
artistically furnished.
The Rev Dr. and Mrs. milford once more at the
Rectory st. IIuberts Isle to the great delight OF
the campers on Raquctte Lake. who welcomed them
warmly.
The fair IN aid Of the Church Of the Good shepherd.
on II Uuhert's Isle. took place Thursday and was
great success 5000 realized and 1t VIII be
continued TO morrow Mrs. Stott. wife OF Commodore
Frank Siot of StOtSVillc on he Hudson, Supcrh-
tended il and was greatly assisted by Miss Julia otjtt
and Miss Mvcr The fair was held in tents on the
island The tent containing the faucy articles "a'
presided over bv Mrs. {. W. Durant, aided 10y Miss
Chorlicr while Miss Kirby and the Misses Chamber
loin di.poeed OF the bOnbcns and bonbOnniercS Inc
luncheon table. with the many pretty yonng lAHeH l'
their lovely swiss caps and aprons, proved great NJ
traction TO all the gentlemen.
Among the visitors 10 the fair were Mr. ana MIS-
Camp from Raqucttc Lake Hotel: the Misses j. ana
O. Wild J. b. Wild Mr. and Mrs Farwc Mr.. Put
nov and son. Mrs Wyatt and family, Charles l.enncu'
Mrs chamberlain and daughters and Miss Glenn from
the Antlers; Miss Edith Durart. II. and {. DuIan'
Mr. and Miss Rylc Miss Parrot. Mr.. and Mrs w. W
Durant = Cluett.
A magnificent foxsIin elegantly mounted was con
.,,ed bv Eugene Fric1s OF The Raquctc Lake Hotel.
MIN. Mountain Lake y. Y. Aug. % Special
Amonr the recent arrivals at The Prospect House arc
the following from New York and BrooklSh; "' o.
co,d,ue w E. WYATT. ID. Milleken tr II. G. Ward
Mr. and Mrs H. NICK. Twombly. Hisaya lwash. tho
Rev and Mrs. II. A. Bows. Mr. and Mrs; ". l.. Allcn,
Hrs G W Falrchild and family, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Srribner and family, Colonel and Mrs. Elliot F. Slcp
ard Mir and Mrs John Lawrence, tolOlcI ana hfS
Teecher Colonel McApin. Miss Bahcock, MIS- a.d
Miss W. y. Dixon, Mr. ana MIS-. > L' bIo'H anu Nh
and Mrs. G. j. Huntington.
rcot arrivals from New-Yorl Mrs. D. II. Standi'i
: BENEDICT William Carroll and Miss Won hanna
from Boston. Miss Ellis Mrs. J. BOYLE, Miss J.. j..
Doglp Miss Kate Boyle and Mr.. and Mrs H. j. I.rpWIc
from brooklyn, Ralph BiNhel f. {. noy' ro dHnuo
SON and G. II. Jaiirey. Others are u; T. Wiiams'
Hartford Conn.,; W. y. Weeks. Whitehall, Mrs T. W..
Johnston Miss Emily +. Johnston and Miss Ee''ie
Johnston.