New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
IN THE ACKNOWLEDGES.
HOSTS WANDERING OVER THE MOUNTAINS
ENTERTAINMENTS AT THE MANY HOTELS
FISHING AND SAILING-SEEKERS OF REST

FISHING AND SA1LING-SEfkERS OF KfsT.
Saranac Lake. n. Y, July 30 CSpcclaD.-During tn
week Just passed thousand people have arrived II
the different resorts. They come from every portion
Of the civilized globe, ard they have come to spen
their money and TO obtain strength and pleasure II
yeturn for It, Last Saturday evening the guests wcr
entertained for several hours In the TOwr Hall b.
Miss Mary stevens Farrand who is al elocrtionist
and an exponent OF the Dclsartc attitudes. Mis-
Farrand, who Is from New-York is at the Ampcrsand
Among the latest New York arrivals at the Amp"r
sand are Mrs. George F. Dodd. J. II. Case. Mrs. A.
Juillinrd Miss Lillian VI. Stokes. Frederic Julari
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lee. A. n. scOfeld. a. p. Cum
ming Otto Kohn Emile Gullander, l. Ncwberger
Mrs. S. W. AlbrO, Mrs. r. J. Lewis, Miss Albro
W. L. Albr0. A. l.. Kinkend, Mr.. and Mrs
c. II. Johnson, Miss Miller. Mortimer strefol
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. II. Umstcd Thomas o. Johnso'.
westervelt Clark. william c Mcclure, F. W. Larom
Mrs c. l.. Cawler. Jnmes Il. oudge. A. Openhym
John II. Desmond, Miss A. T. Morgan, Miss Nellie
Horyan George c. Hardy Mrs. A. G. Hacgcr Miss
NJ. S. Beckett F. A. Hall, Thomas Ould Mr.. and Mrs
]. A. Singer, NJ. VI. Singer and F. W. Coakc.
From Brooklyn there Mr.. ard MIS-. c. Doscher
Miss Doscher, Miss Ofernan and Miss A. Oferman
From Philadelphia are wylc r. Wilson, Mrs. J. q.
Dltman, the Rev. George Brnghurst, Mr.. and Mrs
z. X. Smith, Morris F. Smith, Mrs. Joseph A. Boyer
Miss Ella White and j. Trajlcy Smith
On Tuesday evening the guests from mary hotels
crowded the paror OF the Ampersand to witness the
production Of Thomas Frost's comcdctta entitled
"Chums." Mr.. Frank Lane was an excellent tar as
Jack Bande, T.. s. ", Edward Pollock and Mrs.
Pollock good as Edward Pattcrby and Mrs Pat
terby. and Miss Bessie BachuS Lila Sterling.
". v Snyder, jr., gave banjo selections and
Miss Farrand q reading.
At Mlllcr's Saranac Lake House the guests are
contenng themselves with good fare and accommo
daons, fishing boating hunting and other outdoor
sports. Among the recent corners are George W.
Lincoln. Charles J. Lincoln, NJ. A. Glnc', Mrs I. ).
Belzcr Miss Belzer. w s. Blake, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore wentz, William c. Mcclure, W. =. Ohvcr'
Otto Kohn. william Gblln, W. s. Blake. f. }. Coci'
rane NJ. j. O'Bryan Edwin j. Conley. Albert Friend
land and W. +. Blake
The Algonquin IS having an excl ptDnally good run
this season. and is nearly filled with people.
The ballroom comes into use twice week now.
On Wednesday evening the women OF the Berrian
party gave a samagllnd party at the house. Guests
from other hotels attended in large numbers.
Among the recent New-YOrk arrivals are nntcd
AIRS. O'Keefe. Miss O'Kcefe. Miss Miller. l. New
berger. J. F. Raymond Miss Agnes sadler. Mrs.
OShaughnessy. VI. d. Ingram. Mrs. ingram, Miss
Nina Ingram. Thomas Mead, j. VI. Solomon. s. sdnga
and Mr. and Mrs +. W. Pope.
Wallace Murray's popular Riverside Inn has had an
number Of guests this week Among
the NcwYork arrivals were Miss Louisa Campbell,
Mrs Robeson Mrs. W. A. Mcmahon. Miss Nora Hall.
Lieutenant NJ. c. Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Duke.
Mrs. Joseph Dcefng. Miss Frances Judge. the Rcv.
j. II. Blenk NJ A. MaGovern. Miss X. l.. Ferris. Miss
II. NJ Sweeney. 4. F. Mcclure. Miss j. c. Met arthy.
Miss May Gallagher. James H. Mcclure. Edward
Quinan. Frank j. Quinlan. Mrs F.. X. Robinson, Miss
G.. Z. Durgan. Miss Annie F. Fahey A. J. McGnrry
D. p. Campbell. A. L. Cassidy Miss f. Campbell
Eugene Campbell, Miss Loulsa Campbell. Miss Mary
Paral. Miss s NJ. Fahcy Miss VI. \. Casey. Miss May
Anderson, Miss Morrison. Miss Ida Durgan. Thomas
Mcmillan. Miss N. {. Hart. George {. Nonncll, Dr.
F Morris and a NJ blessing
On Monday evening jack Robinson and Miss
Robinson gave a party to many friends In the psrlors
OF the Riverside. Miss Kendall and Miss Taylor
rendered solos. Baseball is on hand and the hotel
mines propose to keep 1t going without let-up dur
ing the whole The first game will be PLAYED
at Paul Smiths on Saturday between the Ampcrsahds
and the home team. return game will be played
on the Ampersand grounds next Wednesday after
nOon
The tennis season hos been opened at Lake Placid
By the management OF the stevens House. The first
tournament of the year was played on the stevens
House court last Wednesday. Among the contestants
were n large number OF crack players from the
Ampersand, Mirror Lake, Gand View. RouisscanmOnt
and other houses. The feature Of tie contest was
the fine playing OF the Agcccstc brothers Of Norfolk
Va and the extra fine work OF Miss Grace White. OF
New-York. The winners Of the tournament We're VI.
Aggelesto, in mems singles. and Miss Grace White In
women's singles; the AggeeSto brothers, IN mems
doubles, ana Miss Nibte a AES'I'>tO III IiNfN
doubles.
Recent arrivals at the stevens House are John W.
Harrington the Rev. Thomas F. Mcyhan Mr. and Mrs.
william H. Goodrich. Miss T.. 5. Meyhan, Miss l.. F.
Meyhan, the Rev. F. X. Kelly. the Rev Joan RYAN.
Miss A. G.. Ryan. Mrs Jane Wilson. Miss Mary
Wilson. James Wilson, Mrs. Edward Ellis. Mrs. Ellis.
Mrs. Walker, John Marsdreng, Mrs MarsdrenC. Mrs.
Nccolai. Miss A. Buss, Miss f.. Il. Billings. Jndson y.
smith, j. ;. sanger Mrs. L. {. Hunter, Miss Elizabeth
Has Lawrence iInSbrOuc.. WcStcrNcl tlark.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Rensselaer,. John c. Wilson. Mrs.
Henry Taylor Miss Hazel Taylor, H. a. Taylor. A. G.
Krone and Miss Il. Van Linda. OF New-fork; Mr. and
Mrs. j. L. Morgan. IT.. and F. ;. Parker, OF Broohvn
Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Osborne, Miss Osborne and Miss
Be sic Osborne. OF Rochester.
The Mirror Lake House still under the manag cement
OF Charles E. Martin. has its usual large number OF
people. Among the prominent expected arrivals are
Iicutcnan nj Governor William F. shechan and stat"
Cantor. Among the guests there at present
are the following New WORKERS Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. u.
Belden i. Bclden +. J. Dunn, F. ii. Williams, W.
Edgerly, J. Titus, Mr.. and Mrs. r. ~ simpson, Mrs.
W. Boldon, F. u. Tunis. F. W. somers, Mr. and Mrs.
r. Puller T. Roberts Mr. and Mrs C. F.. Khn. r.
J. Moore Mrs. T. J. Moore, Miss Moore Mrs. J.
r. Kean, X VI. Leegctt. E. s. Miller, d. g. Gray w.
j. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. G.. F. Krichcr, Miss krichcr
J. b. Kricher Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Richardson, Mrs
Destcr s. Brum, Miss Agnes 6. Bowen George "
Holden II. j. STANLEY. b. Croyson. J. o. Smith |
C. W. smith. NJ. F.. Breed. Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Rrccd
Mrs. Joseph .. Boyer. Miss Grace White. Sir. and
Mrs. J. 4. seeley, Mr.. and Mrs II. ~. Nun, Mrs
r. 5. Howell. Dr.. A. J.: Dove, Mrs a. 5. Esnl,
Miss Ethel Egl, Miss Julia westbrook A. r. Porte
u illlam f. Aison:, Mr. and Mrs; J. w. Anison Mrs
T. n Robinson, +. II. Chase, II. p. Vincent, Mrs. |
Edward Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Clemson. Miss Corbn.
'soi so% Mrs. " ii II. M%sii
saranac Inn. always pleasant place. is filed with |
mests Among them are Emile GuilIaudcan: ID; W. NJ |
.oy Mrs King, Mrs II. Macarthur, ii. +. Meyers |
/. Harry GeaIe Mrs. Bertha j. irewer. Miss Agnes |
J; Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mex. Twomhy, Miss |
Iopkins The Misses Sloane. the Misses rwombly A: H.
icrs Calvin D. Van Name Miss Blanche NJ: Van
;ostrnnd 0. II. Palmer. Mr.. and Mn. X. Babcock
Jiss Eabcock, l.. r. Williams. C. Whltmorc. Miss g. |
zion. Mrs $. 4. swenson. the Rev. A. J.. T. smith, |
. p DRAW and Miss Mcdonald. Of Ncw-Iork: liush |
cnox Hodge OF Philadelphia: +. A. Hopper, oi |