New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
SARATOGA DINNER TIME.
ADOPTING THE COSMOPOLITAN EVENING
HOUR WITH SOME DISSENT.
THE FOURTH or JULY IL NETGHBoEING Wiz
IAGEs- AEEAIRS To COME-AlEINALs.


afternoon and the evening supper va, substantially
second dinner Willie many Of the guests look WIN
favor upon the arrangement, there arr o'i'' Wv
have decided fondness for the oldia'hloAeu hoo""'
dinner and hate to depart from the time hohoFeu sum
mcr-resOrt custom. ..
since the memorable Fourth OF July aDo" qua -
- century ago when a single 1rccrocker, thrown "
n thoughtcss boy cost this place several huhu'cl' y,
Thousands of dollars and came near costing se''Idi
N,rnon toir lives an anti-pyrotechnic ordinance HAS
been enforced on each recurring lnd'peh1'n'o i"'
H. is not that SaratOgans ar any the less ~
The enforcement OF the iEhibtory measure pre'ii9
far a possibe repetition Of the frescche roie'o" "
above Besides many come here on the EIe'. ",'''
our o, oscane the deafenlng din and racket OF pifl-
otc enthusiasts at other places and in oruer - oo
serve the day we celebrate in quiet anu
,i,o manner Thursday and yesterdays trans 'louH"'
y multitude Of such people, and in the lahSu'7' " WV
aI,m thankful I'm here .,,,,
Those SaratOgians and summer NISl,''' -. -
not submit To having their patriotic aruor cfuS"0 ~
ronoxniosye ordinance found ample OpPo'U"i'y "
ie tboir natriotic enthusiasm full and uhfeS'r'''eu
Won't and they began to celebrate last eVcnne ''l
80 "a an to-day WiItonve, which lies unu-r
fhedour ~ Mount McGregOr; Ballston spa NinS I"
Cow miles south and found Lake, little so"'" VI w"
county scat and all Of them SUBURBS vi ,,
cnrinrs are celebrating the day IN ioS" 49,
fashioned manner, and they are bells ,,d
.cveraI thousand saratogans and guests. ~ "0u~
,o1o pisbop John p Newman, Of Omaha Nco'' pr
l.o"o ~, .dossos were made by cxCOngresNhah
. 80, west and Others Music, Rotations ro'N'
-, D,or,tio, Of independence pyrotechnIoS' CIV.
+hor exercises composed a patrlouc "'r''' no
potleton Spa business was gcnerily Hu'PVH"'O -, -
Fourth reminded one Of the DIG Gay d. wv A
.bo fair grounds were the scene of 'he 'cIcui ~
u.,,,onville the dedication Of a new town nan io
'' o.. ,ho celebration lawn party was give"
adj
nietrict Attorney T. F. Hamilton eN-S'a,e si'''' i
49,, d o+bcrs which were followed by E'"''"i
narade including the Pmhbu,'er'' $500, ,,,ior Hotel
80, = u Woolworth, OF the Grand Union ho,o'
has hougbf the shackeord farm OF $50 acIes, si'1
noar the village. 1t VII be mahaseu )"
with the hotel. . ,.o, ,oorored for the
summer. - rraus+ NovvYork
- ,,o,rod ,,o franchise and right Of way 10 WI"
.,c4 and opcrate an electric railway LOT lu,e
- bet,roen rallston spa and Rock C'y rum
distance of eight miles. 1t is expected tha' III ''''''
DAYS the road will be in operation 49, ri.
rho Rov George b. Poster pastor Oh t"'
,.st CHURCH ba, been appointed professor OF p'0''
r,Lr a, tho McMaster University, Toronto Ca"'','
Pg I.a postnn orchestral club reached ule Ho'o'
p.I,or,I Mount McGrcgor, on Wednesday +" c ''"D'
,hi.b is composed II ladies, will furnish C'e ""
Ifo Pew Perry s Allcn pastor Of the flrS' rI''
b,torian Church. made the Fourth o. July ou"o'' '
the Greenfield Centre celebration ,'''' ,,, con.
,,,r,,r rl,ir Of New York, has leased ioF inc >'''
li (or,e : ratcheller's cottage in CrculaT-'t'
patrcr Kerl,y and family, Of New-Norh are occupy
-, a.,ooo in Union ave and will stay till iall
vavcr Goldsmith and family, OF NeW-ioFh' wiz sum
NOR in the Colonel ellis cottage, Union anu -'''
ayes. which they have rented -.,
G. A. Woosey and family, Of New YORK, ha'o -, -,
Loo
for the summer and autumn the JAMES LOU '''''7
Nelson ave. -, ,,..u vor,, vii,
summer in Mrs Nathan Shepard's cottage III ''eiSo"-
Mrs l. D. wadsworth and family, of New-York nave
taken possession of the W. b. Huesus cottage
ST.. for the season. ~. VII, bove
Mrs T.. b. League and family, of New orh' h"'e
taken the r. H. Trim cottage, Ncson-aVe' anu ril''
ST., for the summer ...,.r,,
A. Disbecker and family Of New-forK' are occupying
the Misses Foods cottage in CircuarSt'
THO G SCHUYLER cottage, in UniOn-ave. has Deeh
rented by R. f. Starks and family, OF New 1orN.
At the Kensington Hotel on Tuesday will be gwen
tho first hon Of the season, be followed Oh lhSu"S
bv lawn tennis german
senator German. of Maryland, has taken co''aso
~ tho United States Hotel where he will pass me
entire
The Manhattan Amateur Athletic Association Of
York during its visit here early in August Will
make the Grand Union Hotel its headquarters
one Of the leading social incidents Of the week was
the marriage on Tuesday evening at the Be'heSoa cps
copal Church Of DR.. George :. Andrews Oh oard"s"
springs to Miss Lillian Kate Ford, Of Boston, Mass.
The bride is the eldest daughter Of > v r. Ford, OF
New York. The Rev. DR.. Joseph Carey ouclll-u'
Dr. and Mrs Andrews went North on their wedding
trip -,
The New-YorlS state Teachers Association VIII
begin its fortysixth annual meeting in the First Pres
byteran Church next Monday evening ana commune
In session three days.
Among the prominent New Workers passing the sea
son at the Windsor Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Strong IT,, Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ PECK herman
Peck. Mr. and Mrs f. ". Johnson. Judge and Mrs
Henry Clinton. +. V. Monhcmer and family II. I.
Var Post and family !. G. Cooper, Leo Iannenbann'
and family, Nr. and Mrs. c. b. Galloway Mr.. ana
Mrs George II. Gamni7. L. II. LapMm ana lai'iy'
Mrs l.. \. Lapham and family, Mrs. - D. L'ph'h'
Miss Deyo. Mr.. and Mrs. SlueS Mrs Robert sQllrea'
Grant Sonires. Mrs.. Gilman and family John lhc"Ns
and family, Judge Henry Murray ard family W. H.
Dixie and family, and Edward Older also NJ. b.
Towns and family. Of BroOklyn.
Among the late arrivals from New-York City and its
environment are Mrs. W. H. Atwater Miss Await r.,
Mrs H. f. Ill., W. ii. Gardner Il. Walsh, MI ana
Mrs J. p Barron. Mrs. :. Gcrshel, +. a. Barr.
J. r. Lane G. IL. Hlbbs, W. :. Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. McIrath, :. W. Hardin. \. ;. KlddcI, MI ana Mrs.
G.. s. BrOphy, f. ,. Peek ana fanlly, MT ana MIS' NJ
Well Miss f. Clark J. c. Tucker and family, L. Stern
and family, L. y. Morrison, J. H. shields. jr., and
family Mrs q. Bird. Il. f. Tysen ard family, Mrs. F.
WOodlicf the Misses Woodef. Mr.. and Mrs. Schwarl
child. p j. Mathers. \. W. Vaudeville. Mr. aud Mrs.
: l. Dcutsch Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Pierce. Miss j..
Pierce, Mrs F. Deutsch, Miss c. Hartley, MI and Mrs
NJ SchOttman Mr.. and Mrs. +. Hart, Miss Hart NJ H..
ByrneS Mr. and Mrs F. ID. ". BOdmer. Mrs. J. p.
James J. McCabe, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. G.. Bryant, j. J..
Learv Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. IlOdgman. Mir. and Mrs
d. W. Ferris j. McMurray. Mr. and Mrs. \. Rouden
Miss NJ j. TIDAL, Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Grannis, W. II.
IIornblower Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Galloway. the Misses
smith, 5. K. Bowman. ~ \. BOyntOn, Mrs. &. d.
Harvey Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Muhcady, Mr. and Mrs.
g. BALDWIN. Mr. and Mrs. r.. A Roberts. MIR. and Mr..
G. II. Wardlow. Mr.. and Mrs. T. X Webster Mrs.
7. F. Mason, Mrs C. Dixon, Mrs. }. r. Harris, Mr. and
Mrs J. Il. Mix, ;. V. W. Lee, Ms X. squers, \.
Schwan and family, DR.. F. X. McCreery. Mr. and
Mrs c. f. Peck, Mr.. and Mrs w. K. Peyton. Mrs.
f. V. Gardiner, Miss NJ Il. sherman, Mrs. ~ Shepard.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dlblc, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. HALEY.
NJ. Sep1nan and family G. :. COPELAND, Mrs w. f..
Dean Miss Dean. F. A. watson. Mr. and Mrs. q. X
Garvin Mr.. and Mrs g. r. Cullingworh, Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. Scudder j. G. Darling and family. Mrs. r. g..
Jcwctt and family, d. r; Robertson. Dr. and Mrs.
G. II. Smith. Mrs. f. Smith, Miss VI. VI. Smith. Mr.
and q. A. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Il.