New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21
ARRIVING AT SARATOGA.
THE HOT WEATHER FASTENED The
MOVEMENT TO THE SPRINGS.
SENATOR srANroRps RAcEHoRsBs-soME OF
THE RECENT vIsIToRs-wEpDlNoFs-NN
OLD FASHIONED FOURTH OF JULY
CONTEMPLATED


CONTEMPLATED
SARATOGA Springs. y. Y. June 20 specai).-iiau ~
not been for the Adirondack breezes dhnhg tne carry
part Of the week, the warm wave wonld nave Oeon d
hot one The rising tendency of tne mercury through
out the country has been marked Dy the iarso n0''
Of arrivals. especially Of families do,
senator Leland Stanford's racing stable Is eHpecteu
m reach here from California the second week Id o'
They viii be at Horse Haven, where the racers WI" 81
into training for the summer turf sports
District Attorney Hamilton. Judge HOughton ana eA
senator Foley and Others will address an
Pourth of July meeting at Wltonvlhe unucr o
shadow Of Mount Mc(rcgor and on the hhc VI ''o i
row. gauge road leading to the mountain lhe o'or
sion will ne the formal dedication OF new town nail
The celebration will begin with lawn party or dance
on the evening Of July 3. 1t Is expected Una. se'e
Thousand ladies and gentlemen Will take part III 'he
general exercises. -, .,o
c. A. Harmed of New-York City, has leased for INC
season Mrs. F. D. Wheelers cottage on NOr'h Dr0"u
way, and will take possession in rev uaSs' ,.
Dishop Doane of Albany, who on Tuesday evening
confirmed a large class in the Bethesda Episcopal
urch was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. spencer lr"eh'
of Ecw York City, during his brief so)ourn hee' y"
"Wednesday morning the Bishop took part IN inc Lay
ing Of tn cornerstone of Mr. Trasks new cottage III
Yaddo in Union-avo. The new structure Will occupy
the site Of the handsome building destroyed by hre
q rev MOuuts d-D. DlSIop bOhAO wa
summer at Northeast HarbOr Mount Desert, Me- lor
which place he will leave next week. -
The leading social Incident in Wilton carry III tie
week was the marriage Of Miss Blanche Aoer'a
daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs. Edwin IreVor' !" -
William james Denton, OF Philadelphia, PENN ING
Rev. DR.. Joseph Carey oiclated
Miss Frances Kelinedy soprano, Of New York CITY
and Charles Becker Ridder, basso, entertained te
IIuestis House guests Wednesday evening"
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss Lillian KATE
Ford and George sanford Andrews. Miss Ford Is a
daughter of ). V. Il. Ford, Of New-York Clty' anu
formerly of this place. The marriage VIII take pace
in the Bethesda Episcopal Church, On Tuesday even
Ing, June 80.
Richard Croker. of New-Yorl arrived on Wednes-
day. and has been the guest of John j. Scanneli at his
SOutlst. cottage.
The Williams College class OF 04 arrived here early
last evening by special train the Ftchburg road
and enjoyed a banquet at the WOrden HOTEL where
covers had been laid for seventy coHegians Ihe
festivities were kept up until almost . O'Clock this
morning, when the iubant students returned to VIII
lamstOwn Mass Williams College classes have toasted
and sing annually at the wOrden for almost decade.
The Congress Hall list of engagements embrace Mr.
and Mrs Edward King, Louis Hochouso and family,
p H. Woodman, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ncllde, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ Josepthal, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodwin, A. F.
Adams. s. D. Babcock Colonel John Il. Fellows, Mr..
and Mrs James squires, f. c. Burt and family, c. c.
Haskell and family, OF NcW-1Ork lily anu
John Cowell. Of Brooklyn; James Smith, jr., and
family of Newark; b. Wolf and family, of Providence
b. H. Holden and family James ii. Grant, OF Phlla-
delphia Mr. and Mrs Sheard Of Little Fails; p. 2.
Burbank and family, OF Springfield; Walter A. Wood
of Hoosck Falls; stephen Sanford, Of Amsterdam ;
c. $ Watson and K. T. Watson, Of Milford Judge &. L.
Benedict of New BnghtOn C. S. Carter, of Orange.
Among the late arrivals from New York City and Its
Immediate environment are ". f. Moore = r. Kusl-
more J. =. Lappen, Miss MacRay, MIS- NJ ,. Kennedy
Miss +. 4. Kennedy, Mrs Cook, q. A. Waters, A
plsinberre, C. ID. stevens ID. w. Pratt H. 5. Jones,
l. b. Colgan. H. NJ Lyon, r 5 Eaton. F. u. Williams
Wood, j. L. Howes, F. E. Smith, p; Muhlieder. 4.
Hcnera, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G; b. Woodwork A. Gad-
well, f. Thompson, j. Hopkins, Mrs. Hopkins, j. p.
Hopkins, L. NJ. schwarz X. f. LNermOre, Mr. and Mrs
0'Brien, F. Myers, j. A. Benl,ch, F. W Lipe. E. N.
Black J. d. COnley. II. Merritt, f. Lavandcyra W.
WormSer. H. G. Pike Mrs. Beach, j. Il. MIX and family,
Miss Harley, Hiss $ lIawley, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller,
NJ. W. W. Mackay, II. Lee. Cannon and family Mr..
and Mrs G. NorTGod jr Mi ana Mrs A. +, rG GenKs'
Mr. and Mrs, R. sewell, Mr. and Mrs ,,, A E.
King, Mrs. II. T. BoOream, NJ. B. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. scmerin. s F Arnold Mr. i ana Mrs
sir and Mrs. W L. snyder, 4. ii. BrummelI, Fl. G;
IIough. X. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs A. Goetz, Mr. and
Mrs. c. Fine, j: W. Newman. Mr. and Mrs. +. (
II. a. Levins s. c. Cronln Mr.; and Mrs. g. B. Tired red
well. Mr.. and Mrs J. Ostrander, Mrs. Coddey, Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Henderson, ". H. Hamilton, ". Storrs
and family, Z. Ives, D. J.. Dean F. Bartlett Dr. ID.
Hughes, Mrs. 4 Wakcman, s. 5. Whitbeck Mr.. and
Mr. R. F. M Munro A J9nG KM 5tIsrs Ar ana
errin. Mrs D. Sheriff. NJ F. Prossor, b. y. li4r-
Iison f. Harrison l.. Hnchlns aud family and J. II.
| Deyoe, J. +. Higgins. W. f. Macray. W J. smith.