New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

s sTs Mss Lake Wilkins HHuss nis
Cyrus SHIN HINT Mrs MRS s MInn MTs Fred
Mr. and Mrs George A. Milne Mrs se CeISer Mts
G C. vsn deide4 M TsC' G. FrSsTs. Pei
r. last 4. Greenwood, O. r.; Thomas rl;ancs " s.
R Rake H. Dixon T. X Dixon. B. 4 pasr' c IT,
B. stinson William Berr Max S SnmSar R'' Mrs
sfre brs Miss Mrs rs E y Vail Mrs j. saqbauW
L. b.. Robinson W H1di,b 1 Ia ADAMS. Elliot
= Matz Mrs. A. + Parsons Mr.. and Mrs R9Der'
p Mullenbach. Ltas PeRGa; 4 ,rdravs and NJ r
Andrews non Rodigerz Mulo of Rio Janeiro mem
her 81 the brazilian Legislature. is among the new
corners at the Saranac Lake House - ocuIor
The guest. Of ,b ni1ie own his week. with run
Ming races boat races. walking ana cnHpi"s
CREASED poles eT made rhg p P Sy the guests
bv a guide, John Derarney. bowling aIIS3 D
af NIiller's Guests of the Algonquin and Amper n
sand competed The tournament was wa v won 1
The fad of the week at Edgewood Inn. a new
and popular resort, has been euchre parties ana mo
evening 'a Concerts Miss Pfefer and Miss Day ,is
of New-York have been leaders in the latter me,
Miss Cowan, also Of New ork, mas takea uip p
herself getting together OF the guests ior fr tne
e1chre parties Among the recent Corners, rom
NewYork are Mrs Helen N aran' ME- ME- "N Willian,
How. Miss r. b. How. Miss u. H. E!oti MISS q,
G. Woodward, Mrs. Carter, Miss W. G. Elliot, T.
Miss Alice d. Cowan. Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Bigeow,
Mrs G. ID. Lyall, j. o. Boss. George j. Poet +; W.
Segman Charles schaelier, Mrs Julia Peter MISS
Belle PETER Frank }. PETER. l.. }. Callahan Z. j.
steinhard. 4. stern. Bert j. Rounds Charles Doug
The week has been a lively one at Riverside Inn
Many NewYorkers have REGISTERED. among o then
+. j. Moran. j. W. Adams, Thomas -, J.
Hsynods NJ and pn len: Miss R RS2sS Mrs Mr
a Man's Mrs. MI Il. p anu Davis Miss Davis Miss A.
Davis NJ p Davis jr Morris lori Weil H. :; rhpS
NJ Z. Roberts, NJ. N. carol, a; n. Casey. W. r
MarS Ws car' hrok W q 2hFfn tean nn David
Kahn Kahn. John ". Fletcher j. E. camf9rd' r. H.
Iudse F. smith e. W scbmiS w. M GSrR
s. H. Allen. j. +. BARBER.
The season at Schroon Lake is at It's height
tournament began on Tuesday. The singles for
the Leland House cup resulted as follows: r. Nc
Mcmahon, Is. GGi; F. Mediation beat Leech, s.
g.; J. Mcmahon beat r MGMalon, g. SG n,s S
this falE Two were killed within four o, milGs 1 ST
p 1ee hG'e sw % oe The latest arrivals are Elliot
banforth Mrs William l.aimbeer GcorsG v. NJ T.
and Mrs. f. D. Hicks, Ferdinand Kruttcr. Mrs.
Moore Miss Moore Miss sing henjam ng he Mss
Geoghegan, J. L. Alexander. ,,o...
keene Valley Aug. pat the Adirondack House
ing and riding parties since the MOONLIGHT neh ni
have come many drive 10 IN" ever lovely al H"unl'
evening. Among the recent arrivals at the no'y'
Mrs J. A. Sayle Harvey Sayle Mrs NJ =
Be eaH william lila q Il Ham Charlcs IL Beam 5
Cummings RAYMOND Schroeder. Walter Pelham.
Mr.. ana Mrs; Charles Fess!er and H. D. Hatch OF
Burtis. jr.. Misc Warren and Miss Parroti OF
Brooklyn; Miss Marie L. Bauer ana NJ ana W Mrs
James Spear of Philadelphia; 4. W. Dakin. OF BQs-
ton The Rev DR. Charles \. Dickey. OF Phila-
delphia. has reached the valley and moved into
mis- new cottage Prospect HIN -,..-,.
The following among the recent arrivals al
St. Hubert's Inn. Keene Heights. from New ork:
Mrs c. II. Perkins, Louis G. Tiffany, p 4. GARY
w. A. Kane. f. NJ. Lowenthal II. Lincoln Waller,
Mrs j. f. Simms. Mrs. William Kooch Miss Lucy
Marks Miss Marion Simms. Henry J.. Wickcs.
Moritz Schanz. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard y. stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lott. the Misses Lott, VI. j..
Brown, L. q. Haslam and f.. i. Lott