New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
RACES AT LAKE GEORGE.
ALL HANDS IN TRAINING FOR THE RhGAriA-
TWO wELrrKNowN TROTTERs.


Lake George. Aug. 90 CspecaD.-This is the season
here of contests whether 1t be OF bowling 'en''i' ~
boating Just at present regattas appear 10 NC u'o
rage, and at all points OF the lake h"ihoVio VI en-
u.tIe boats may he seen with girls and men Ill Iul
Yachting array evidently intent on practising LOT 9o
exciting race Among the best OarSnleh vi ''1 On
are those to be found at the different ho'cis vi -
Kill Bay. Several Of them took part III tle '"e
House regatta on Wednesday morning. Inc seconu
race the ladies' singles was stouty couN'o" " "
of the best oars and resulted after naiu
i'm the victory Of Mrs. j. H. Mahaney' VI NEW ioih'
and Miss l.. Collins, Of Philadelphia oioso '''
The mixed doubles, however, were uie e,0' ~
the day and evoked much enthuSa among ic la 80
crowd of visitors who lined the shore along the course
This regatta, as well several others "hion ""'N
taken plae during the last few days, was gotten up
for the purpose of selecting entries ior Tue "a'"
KahsIU Bay Regatta, which Will take place. carry
next week. Every house on the bay VIII DC ~
scuted and the winners Will be awarueo """
prizes. ,..oo
The big race at Glens Falls a few days ago oe."ee
the two crack trotters Of Northern New ~
praph and HORIZON was attended by numDer vi
tally no parties from different points on the 'ahe' o"o
from the Sycamore consisted OF MISS boui'c' ',lS
Dexter, Mr. and Mrs John Is. Marie MI rer'it a.
Farquhar, and young Mr.. Schun, son Oh cA'..,''o'
Carl Schurz Of New York: DR.. Dublin ana TWO 'i''
Dublin Baltimore: Miss Glendenning, of Phiadeip'na
tho Nisos Howell and Miss James daughter OF Colohe
James Of New, orleans
4 stag party from the Sheldon House 10 'he ra'u'
included Il. W. Coles Il. II. Clarendon anu o. =
Rider OF New York, and a. Montgomery oil rl"iduo
phia. 49, c,,o
The Fort william Henry sent Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
VESSEL and Miss Mary L. VESSEL and Roger ~ Mead'
Of New York. who occupied a handsome park uraS
Tho Marion House four-n-land contained Sr. anu WI,
W. A. slote, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bailey ana ll1s
Campbell, OF New-York. will party Oh new 'oiA
roscbuds. - :,
Recent Fort william Henry arrivals Include u. II,
stoce Herbert steward. Mrs. Drose, Gates Wlllau'
william H. Judson, Charles &. Deane MI
and Mrs F. S smith. Mrs Ives mother
Of senator Eugene Ives, Mrs {. H. LindDaru'
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Sutro, JoM Ml'o"en'
I : Douglas |. s. Murray. y. Hobart, Miss Nlo'oil"
Hobart Mr. and Mrs. james y. lawey, Ms. T.
Forster and Miss Jenny Forster. all OF New
\ distinguished visitor al the Lake Is judge nan
doph b. MARITIME. who has registered III 'hc ''',D'
side Hotel for the remainder OF the sessoh' IN.
iudge is accompanied by Mrs. Marine HIS SUI a
Mrs Hastings, Of Ncw-fork, VINO Is q Si'er Va ''''
MARITIME. -
Among the arrivals at the Sycamore are X. l.
Meehs Miss Mceks Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin I. sphinx
General H. ". Slocum, Miss JEANNE Held M's' . ~
Held Alonzo Feet, II. T. Ware ana son. NHalie l.
huntington Miss Thurston and Mr.. ana MrN' william
r. shelton New York. From Brooklyn are EH"a'u
cooper. Miss Ida Kngslond, T. Hornby and Paul
Hazard. ,,
AZ the Mohican are Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Randall
Mr. and Mrs samuel : Campbell Mr. ana MIS-
Thomas Plinge Mr.. and Mrs. George +. FOWL
v : Napier Miss Il. :. Moore and G. H. Ialimah ann
family from New-iork
Among the New Workers who are s1lmmerng at the
Lake View House arc Mr.. and Mrs > {. Estes
Mrs. r. townsend and daughter, f. II. RyeHnn ~ I.
Ryersou Mrs " {. Ryer,On and James oNcH'
From Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Earl hr"cS.
Muldener jr., Grace Dickinson, MIS- bmF anu
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. \. W. Pratt, Miss Lulu
Pratt and Mr. and Mrs James G. stewart. From
Jersey CITY are registered Mr.. and Mrs !. & All
SON. MIS-. j. f. Allison. and the Misses Allison
The fair which was given by the ladies OF the
parish Of Bolton aided by the adcs al the helHhOoi
in hotels continued for two DAYS last week. ana wa
a great success. The orange tree WHICH Wa III
charge Of Mrs william RubSamen. Mr.. W. Rodmail
Winslow Miss opp and Miss Bouton. OF New iOlh'
with Mrs A. C. Could Of Boston, all guests at the
Nohican House. netcd a profit Of $50 acne
At The Lake House very pretty german was gwen |
on Wednesday evening. 1t was eraeeiHiN ieu "
Hammond Odeu. Of New York and the Others WHO tooN
mart were the Misses f.. and J. Robertson, DOnncN,
picbardsou O'shca Johnson Townsend and sncdeker
q, Now York: Mrs Hel,er and Mrs. Dowling' OF Ne"
York. and Miss Russell and Miss Mcneely. OF Troy
The gentlemen were Mes,rs. Bowling o'>hea Daflh-'
Iudson Rurchell. Griffin. Pcar>all wilson ana Nlll'
of York stuart Russell Of Troy, ana t. H.
richardson Of Rutland. VI. The favorS were eXcep-
.,on. and ma. hers, acorno. ribbons and bells.
LAT. arrivals at Bolton House include Mrs C. lluid
Mis-, ; f. Paul J. :. Paul. Mr.. ard Mrs I'm r'oh
Rhodes Mi, Edith \. l.. Rhodes John j. AlnaId' l. VI
smith. J. H. sherman. /. d. Cumming, W. g. MOTIFS
r. a ,lcarman. F. NJ Fulccr. .. VI. llerrog, II. 5
Potter. J. W. Potter.
A. IN, Lake House are Mr. and Mrs Edward j.
Carr Mrs. Henry Lee Miss Eta Lee, Cha.lc> Elliott
Warren Herman ID. Russell. Mr. and Mrs Charles y
Chambers. Morris \ Wagner, Mr. and Mrs Colgate
IIoyt Miss Annie d. Hoyt. Charles :. Iioyt. l. f. d.
Darling Mr., }. F. Darling. all of New-Norki H. Il.
Hart and Joseph b. Brown Of Brooklyn
A. l. Jud>on is staying at the Lake House with
marty Of gentlemen who have been acting a repre-
sentative, here Of the state Forestry Commission.
Al the Lake View House a charming dance took
Mace on Friday evening. which attracted many guests
from the neighborns hotels Among those from
the Mohican House were Miss AdGlc LOCKWOOD.
who wa, beautifully costuhcd in Worth gown OF old
mink silk trimmed lenghwse with black rbboOS; Miss
Inlia opp. Of New York. In gray net; Miss Caddie
Harris Of Now York. in red net; the Misses smith, OF
New York. in white and red China sllk some very
nrettv costumes also worn by the Lake view
House guests Those most noticeable were those of
Mrs W F.. Whitehead. Of brooklyn. in white alpaca
and nolt Mrs George Odel, OF New York, pink silk;
Miss Jean Clark, OF Brooklyn, white surah and lace
Mis-, L. Ilaziett, OF NewYork, black lace and PINK
ribbons; Miss Blauvclt. of New York. blue satin and
lace
II. G. Alexander OF New York. has Joined his family
Al his pretty cottage the Lake View House where
Hc y1i proGably remain the r'st Of the season.
Lake ,irove House arrivals include Mr.. and MIs'
y i Earl MIR and Mrs. Robert H. Shcwell. William \.
Wnant \. q. Bi>singer: X. Looms Mr. and Mrs john
innmis y Larrus,. Mrs. |. Y. HOusel. Mrs. Amy
uou,cll Miss Katie Bousell Mrs T. smith. Mrs. IL.
I.rcruft Reginald B"ccron, Mrs. r.. MOuistert and
Mrs. Conhlin. all Of New York
4 marty from the Grove House took trip 20 Rosors
Rock and Ticondcroga on the launch Lltona last
Tuesday. There we're twenty I'VE on board ana .hs.r
pleas ur would have been greater had II not been FOR
The heavy ransurm which came up during the voyage
home. Among tho chapcroued 10y Mrs. Couktu
and Mrs \Ogt Of Brooklyn. were Mrs. r.. MoutNlcrt,
the Misses Nogt. Green and Ntrathnan of ErooklNr,
and Messrs Mciurray, JOubcri, Earl, Jones ana
Suydam of New York.
II Is safe 10 say that there Is more musical talent
at L Glen Lake House than at any other hotel I'm this
vicinity Evening miIsiCales naturally therefore
the rage there Among the late acquisitions IN tho
musical way are Professor Wcigarth of stuttgart ter