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ron, and should b. taken during tn. afternoon and

old red spring less mineral than any OF those ~, men p
csnnscti"n. sS"ea nom Whit ,n.' a"''.''
sna may sis ;. ima'ssd any ,in. o day
Gsy.e which h.. spoS'sa ss .n e, !M.nons years
-. Ssri.SsS !. famed :. su;.iis =, oil
s y M Sl s%Sn and md 10 tcm
Gs @ s!s.s i,;s sa,s
Gs mus, ay' u d.e.r@a Ss @.
A most. important addition to the many, at
tracilye ieat,,,es OF saratoea lie is the hiy,
Ss al oS Bs IL G s
Renaissance period. and the ihteri2r Will con
al the ie Ths TS5k
bic: the dressing rooms are models OF COM
and i ieei deep. Some 400 electri, lights viii
to supply the baths istrom the Putnam Spring.
located close 70 tho bath house When COM
o tho flnes. bath houses use Il in tho nied States
world as u hotel town, claiming, as she docs.
guests. Besides the large, hotels there are be-;
tween sixty md seventy boarding houses OF
yarying size. which regularly engage In the
At lie larger hos,olrios no. q few changes e
nHs'a Hs@ pro1rs,qP aGs n'I' co S rhnu
| his regime the hotel has taken on several new
which fail M hs Sass
been ron,odelled, including the immense din
ing room. which h9s been retin,ea decorated. dec a.n
Waers repSss Ssgfs Ss coorsd
sn has nsVsr pss Isen sscesd Tie f Isors
An Innovation which has already caused
little folks Hotel lilo for children, dependen.
| ns they generally are on the society OF
sa Sp 0ea
sHisseraSs isss GRACE MciellsS. San Who has .ys
them the 10 TO- other Children and including them II
agreeable to tho parents in the games. romps.
Ms nnrI ss hs he i
entirely at the childron's disposal during GER
tain hours Of each day, makes grand play
ably tie, DIST hsp d, the season viii be that
''1% SsW Ike s,ospps at the I hoto Mr.
nnd! Mrs JOSEPH Naylor who come regularly
ssos ss Mr. ap r ars eonss ce t. af9 rssnr Mr.
md Mrs; John T. CerrSl M. and Mrs. Johp
Gsult. Mrs; Luther J. TillStsYn. Dr. Hugh H.
Thos. j. Mason. MIR. and Mrs .Esnj.. Sslaman.
Mr.. i. il. Perkins. Dr. and Mrs. Edward >.
Mslshe. Mr.. " and Mrs. j. p: Barron. Mrs.
D. and amiy and FrGm Mn, HrHSsIsn htwslsr
sHmS M!. he mi sf a
Mrs +; n. lawson. Mr.. Dayid Policy; Col; q.
p + Miekes s r9nresents IS1as rom posth Ihe Hsy
Of knoxyillo. Tenn. Mr. and Mrs 6: \. Caleb
the South. who viii probably lecture, on ar
tistic dress during tho summer. is also at the
Tho United States Hotel is doing fine bust.
moss and bringing together the usual number
Of no,ablcs. New decorations and furniture
in the dining room are promised by another
year. Stubss orchestra occupies its accns-
tomsd place: and there are few, changes in the
Noble arrived aSsomp@anied @ BY y Mrs .i.hIs; N%ble;
man in America. is ensconccd with his family
in handsome apartments. Compte tena de la
Vile e i!"use Who with ms friend Mons /; N, ,a a.
guests arc ex-seGl etary Bayard and Mrs; Bay
Mi ana Mrs. g: l. AssereIombio NJ. q and l Mrs.
h:imer r.li Mrs Edward % j. King. Mr and Mrs. y.
l. Skdmore. Mrs. G. A; Bell. Mr.; and Mrs. q.
rSsey Sf q Il Nj Helms n"a aMd m1s my "
New Orleans: Mrs. j. II. Lnsley md Murray
shSennEor GneinnGt nnS H. EIis and family
A full dress hop ut the States Is announced
II The Windsor HOTEL elegant and exclusive as
aver. Is enjoying prospe rous season, demon
stratinG the fact that lawyer can also sue
ssy ss Slate. nnsr Is wh
ln fact. the Windsor Was the first 10 introduce
the practice. During dinner n llne orchestra
di>courses sweet music in u room adjoining
First-clsss stabling accomodations are
courts and cE9qust rq grounds are arranged upon
the lawns. The Windsor opened on June to
quests @ a aro s Judge d and Mrs. Wyls Of Washine,
Gp Jrde Hams paFy r nnS Ssw ls
Iosworth b. Mr. "a and Mrs. Ihomas Strong. Mrs:
+. NJ; johnson and son. Charles, NJ Peek and
ta tieorss H. Grar mis- MIS- Mr.. Charles Carroll SMITH.
William Hornbower and family. all OF New
= CoI. Clement has spent $1,000 on Congress-
ITS sns Ssa saaps. he rhe
rooms have been refurnished and nre counter
paris Of these In the the IakewoSd At at lakewood
rerf rear re the h1s Win YeSs
Sssres Ss ffs hss Ssi has tho sss
orcea as BY ohers Il ike 20 hots
ssssa I ass I bIj n h,fs NJ fiifs, l. Hs;s
sn% an Mrs Mf''i frank m aI Bo Miss Be! H. and and
Mrs Bennett King, Henry D; lurros. Mr. NJ and
sdefs and s"G bea'sche, GH Mr and Mrs H. a. e.
The Clarendon. chnrminely situated on high
ground. !ust opposite Congress Park, and one
OF the best pntronlZeu family hotelS In sara
The business thus far IL ahead OF last year
The first hop will probably take place Friday
Or Saturday evening. The Parlor Orchestra
began their morning and evening con certs last
Wednesday. Many Of the suites of rooms
have been retit;ed since last year and the
house has been painted inside and outside.
The Kensnrton. on tho corner OF Circular
and Regent streets IL noted for its gayety. No
end OF young .reopIe rendezvous here during
the summer including many nntn bles in mu-
steal AMI dramatic circles. IT IT, rumored tho
programme this summer will include concerts
and Eugene Danckwardt. the swedish tenor
The Heustis Honse. on Broadway, near tho
Windsor. ls another gay house. and one which
Cnters to the best clnBs.
The Columbian. Just opposite tho Pompeiian
house. has new PROPRIETOR Justice Swanlck. |
and will bs Inana-ed by J.. j. stone. The en- |
tire building has been thoroughly renovated.
the dining room In particular being lavisbly |
decorated and hlted. 4 we'll. appointed caf6 |
has been added. The new management prom |
iss luxurious quarters To 50.uests.
The Worden. on the opposite corner from the |
United States. is entering upon another sue |
cessful season., Its landlord Is one OF the most
in Saratoga. and under his management. which |