New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-09
CITY FOLKS AMONG THE HILLS.
INCIDENTS OF LIFE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IpENT MORTON AT ELLERsLE.

IDENT MORTON At ELLERsLIE.
Rhinebcck, Aug. (Special-The class Of people
of moderate means who to the country in the hot
test July and August weather for brief outing are
now RAPIDLY filing the numerous private boarding
houses and farmhouses in this vicinity. The farmers
vehicles of all sorts and descriptions in town
daily filled with these sOjourners, all clad In reula~
ton outing suits BY their presence and numbers
they add life TO the streets Of this pretty village, and
with the money they spend make glad the hearts of
Rhinebecks merchants Strawrides, tennis, fishing
and boating on the pretty lakes about here and I'm the
evening merry unconventional hops and dances, make
the time pass rapidly and pleasantly After these
pleasures and two weeks in the bracng conn
try air subsistlng the healthy, hearty farmers
fare they return to their city homes well satisfied
with their outing their richer neighbors who swell
the lists at the fashionable hotels the Hudson
| In the CatskilS.
Yice-President Morton returned to Ellerslc yester
day. Mr. Morton is In excellent health and spirits af
ter his summer outing In the AdrondackS, where he
| has passed a most enjoyable time. lie will remain
at ElIerse during the greater part of August. Mrs.
Iartpense his sister, accompanied by Miss Ilarpensc,
left here in the early part Of the week for a brief
| visit at Greenfield Mass, where they will be the
guests of Mr. Mortons nephew, the Rev. Dr. Robbins,
| prevIous 10 their return home in Philadelphia.
| william Astor recently left Fcmcf' for q West
| crn trip which will include visit 10 Denver Colo
RADIO where he has acquired large real estate interests.
Aukony, the home of Mrs. William Rcrgh Kip, mn
doubtodly occupies Of the most commanding stu
| atoms OF any estate along the river and from its
finely kept lawns magnificent panoramic view Of the
Hudson with the blue peaks of the Catskills in the
background grcets the eye the beauty OF which Is
tanly not exceeded from any other situation along
the American Rhine" 1t Is wonder that Au-
kony the Indian chief from whom the K!ps In 100
purchased the place, should have selected this pic
| turesquc spot TO pitch his wigwam The place has
been In the continuous possession Of the Kip family
ever since.
Franklin H. Delano and Mrs Delano, who Is sis.
ter OF the late John Jacob Astor spending the
son abroad They divide their time between Geneva
Nice, Monte Carlo where they have beautiful home
and Carlsbad where Mr.. Dclsn0 takes the baths. His
| health Is much improved. In consequence Of their
absence, stein Nalere," their magnificent cstate
| the Hudson near here, is closed this summer.
| Mrs. Anielle Rivcs Chanler who is expected soor
~ return 10 this country, will probably spend some
time here, at Rokeby on Hudson the Chanlcr home
| stead
| ogden Mills made n brief visit to his country seat
the Maturin Livingston estate, at Staatsburg on FIJI
| day Mr.. Mills then drove TO Rhncbcck, afterward
| taking the train at Rhinccf for New-York.
| Tho following among the guests who have regis
tered at the Rhinebeck Inn during the week Charlie
| Lex Brooke, L. NJ. Buckley Mr.. and Mrs William
| Lawson, OF New York DR.. r. A. Banker, Elizabeth
| n. j.; and Mrs. Sanford smith Morristown, N