New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
JOYS OF LAKE GEORGE.
M CARNIVAL THIS YEAR But PLENTY OF
PLEASURE IN OTHER WAYS.
rucoNG OF NEW GUESTS FLoCKING IN TO
u,rr THE PLACES OF THOSE WHO DEPART.


aro6e of gayly decked boats representing familiar
,,.,,or,cal events. and ending at night with balls
- tho large hotels Nominations. fireworks and the
ITO This the gala day of the season, VIII, Tor
me unknown cause. be omitted this year. much
- the regret of those who have seen the carnival
in years past. ,. 49,. ..,.,... ,,.,,,
ro,s 10 the lower end of the lake is the warm
ception with which he is greeted as the steam
h~.t approaches the hotel landings. merry crowd
~ voung people congregated at the COCK Will. as
the boat touches shore break out into vociferons
ellis each hotel having its own peculiar call. At
o,e large hotel the younger element wear broad
,rmmed hats gOrgeously decorated with bright
o,or,d tarletan. no difference being observed be-
,r,een the girls hats and those of the men some
=, the latter wear also. about their necks. large
,lacards bearing such startling inscriptions as
cry our root beer. 1t will surely do you no good
or .'When ! was young they fed me on Blank
s,.rup," The effect of the scene from the boat Ia
novel and interesting, and is sure to inspire the
rassenger with the wish 20 stop longer at a place
where so hospitable greeting is accorded him.
Al the hotels In Caldwell the last few days nave
been uneventful. the people having determined. so
!, seems TO enjoy the rest of the season in quiet
r,.v As II TO make I'D for the lack OF gaycty at
the hotels the village of Caldwell has been I'M
usually lively owing chiefly to the presence Oh uhe
r. A. r. encampment OF warren county iHe
camp which has been visited by all the summer
colonists as we'll by the inhabitants OF the town.
&c pcturesquely placed at the foot OF Mount FerSu
con facing the lake and is fitted out with all the
accessories of tent life Wednesday, the grand rally
ing day. was great occasion for the veterans VINO
took mart I'm the parade through the principal streets
n, the town. after which they listened 10 inspiring
"reminiscences of the war by prominent speakers.
one of the gayest and most attractive hotels on
the lake is the Marion House. on the west SHORE
civ miles from Caldwell. There are lots of young
raonle spendnC the summer at the Marion, ana
,bev seem to have succeeded well in their deter
mination to have jolly good time Inc regular
Saturday evening hops are more tnah commonly
interesting many guests coming from neighborng
hotels and cottages, that the ballroom Is never
,ass than full Among the entertainments or the
ueok NAV be mentioned the launch party on the
Marion the steam yacht owned by MI "liiiai"
Sherman After visiting points OF interest on the
lake the return trip was made by early fnoohhsh''
On wednesday evening excellent minstrel show
was given by the of the hotel. the large dihhs
room being utilized for the OCCASION ana proVihs'
under the skilful hands of the decorative commit
too an admirable theatre. Those taking part IN
the performance were Messrs. Power, fressehser'
Shiprnan Judson Herman, Bearns, Seaman Shre'
snencer and Field A regatta is in prospect for
rsxt week sixteen entries having already been
made The races will include ladies' singles ana
doubles mems singles and doubles, and mixed
doubles.
Miss Stunm OF New York, an artist, whose moral
n,eces have gained for her an envable reputatlon
is a guest of the Maroon
Nelson Wheatcroft. of the Lyceum Theatre COM
pany. is also with his family, spending the season
here -
Pearl Point and the Hundred island houses
ne.ghboring hotels, one of the most oeau''iu
narts of the lake The islands of the narrows are
frequently visited by residents here who desert
the hotels during the daytime for the more aiurihg
attra ctions found on the water. Weekly germans
are given at each of the hotels other evenings
being given to more informal amusemehts' oh
Tuesday evening legerdemain performance was
the programme On Friday evening peah-Dae
marty was given on Saturday progressive euchre
nsrtv and 80 on through the whole catalogue OF
amuseme1ts.
At the Fort William Henry the week has been
marked by the departure of several fainhes WHO
have taken active part in the summer gayeues'
Others are however. coming in TO supply the ue-
acency so that the social ball will continue to roll
until September.
The benefit concert and dance given by the or
chestra last Saturday evening was a success In
every particular. The beautiful decorations "hich
formed so large part OF the beauty or the chli-
drens carnival Of Friday evening were lett IN the
narlor and gave to it a warm and CHEEKY aspect
The music was excellent and the dancers were en-
,husiastic Some of the guests of this house nave
been DISTINGUISHING themselves OF late by their me
swimming exploits. Miss Blanche Potter OF New
York being particularly proficient in the wafer
Ellis and Miss Fannie Lowensten have also uhusuai
sknl IN this healthful and graceful exercise.
The Lake House baseball team have at last aiter
season of victories. suffered an inglorious deleat
nv the Ampersand team. who on TUESDAY won d
game the score being 10 to a.
Crosbyside has also been INDUCING In 1riehoy
contests with the neighboring hotels. Bowling
..oms IN he the popular amusement of the day, a
series Of games having been played during the
week with the men of Fort William Henry and the
Lake House. Two of the games were won by the
former and the last by Crosbyside.
A tennis tournament held last week which
excited great interest in all the vicinity. Miss
Grace Darling won the ladies' singles. II. b. Miner
the mems singles and T. Kempner Shrady and
Miss Darling the doubles.
On Sunday evening next the Rev. DR.. II. X.
Freeman. Of st. Johns Church New- v, OH , VIII
The arrivals of the week include the following
Eorf T sMaad MT sena Mss M Mrs
NJ. Cowles, Miss Cowles, Miss Durrer w. f. stew
loosen, Samuel J. Keech, S. II. Halsted, !. b.
art, Charles Olterheim MIR and Mrs j. n. Myer
MIR and Mrs. Henry Mote Walter II. Mote. Mrs.
Clark Mooney. Miss Cetharine Hough, Mr.. and
Mrs A. G. Hupfel and family Mr.; $. Jacob, Miss
Schultz, J. NJ. Hllfenstein, F; II. Ware f. A.
Ware Mrs J. B. Hoyt Mr. and M ie A. f. KelzeT'
bard, Miss Turnbull. of New-fork Miss Gunner
Petit Orange. " j.: W. II. Russell, Mrs. NJ. A.
Iake HouseNForbes Hennessey, b. F.. Olcott.
Charles NJ Donnely; Mr. and, and Mrs H. l. Ereeland
and Mrs j. r. Broadhurst. j. X. Mccoy w. II.
Cole r Ware Mr. and Mrs so r. D. S Wrs lanes mo-,
Erwin Mr. and Mrs r. j. Shadbolt. William Slup-
pen Mr. and Mrs Thomas y Astehi r Mr ana MRS.
James A. Tyng Staten Island; Thomas n Melon
aid Mr. and Mrs K. Leonard, Miss Nj. 5. Demores'
OF Brooklyn. g. ,u ,,,.,o
Pearl Point-Miss Emma Moulton. Miss Minnie
Moulton. f. Osborne, Mrs. FInke. LOUIS Siease'
Edward NJ Jones William j. Jones. Mrs. j. A;
Beardsley. Miss Hin Frank r.. BENNETT; Mr. and
Mrs r. A. Little Miss Jessie Little. MISS Louise
Little Miss Frances T. Jones Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. II.
Elkin A. D. f. Randolph. the Rev. John X Davies;
George A.. Jones X. c. Dykes, r. A. Hoppy anu
Elmer F. Ransom ~,
Marion House-Mrs. J. Fricke. John l. nowe'
William NJ. Allison &. a. Walter Mr.. ana MIS- H.
1 I,lfirir L Shin,ran Mr. and Nra w. y.