New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
SARATOGA'S BEST WEEK.
THOUSANDS OF GUESTS AND MANY SOCIAL
EVENTS.
TIE NNTiON,L REFORM ASSOCIATION .IRI-
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VlLS 1T TIE HOTELS.
Saratoga Springs. y. y. Aug. 2G CspeciaD-1'he
fourth week in August has proved b. far the live
lest of the summer Large arrivals daily have add
ed to the thousands enjoying the season at its OK
IRENE height. and the general carnival OF gooi
cheer has been participated In by a vast multitude
from all sections Of the continent.
\ meeting Of the members Of the Delta Phi VIII
be held at the Windsor Hotel Wednesday to organ
I've an alumni association in Central and Northern
New-York. There almost 200 Deltas In the ter
ritory mentioned. and 1t is believed that strong
organization will be effected. Those having the
matter in charge embrace Charles G. Lester, Al
pha. TO- William W. Whitman Beta, '43; Edward
G. Owen, Gamma 50; William Barnes, jr.. Heta
49, Stuart u. Lansing, Eta. 49, James O. hunt
Iota. co; Henry Il. Mason lambda, 81; Julian Du
Bots Omicron. 80: Charles II. Stoddard. Pi. 90
Members of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will enjoy tendaY outing nv NO Ma"
Island. Lake Champain, beginning September l.
At the regular session OF the Ministers Assocla-
ton the Rev DR. T. r. HscoT. of Mount Vernon
read a scholarly paper on "The Inadequacy Of the
Arguments Commonly Used for the transfer OF
the Sabbath from the Seventh to the First Day OF
the Week" 1t discussed at cons'derap'e
length. Monday morning next the Rev. Dr. Her
rick Johnson. of Chicago, VIII read paper on
Christ Before Questioners
The Saratoga County Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union held its annual meeting at Ballston
Spa Thursday.
The Rev. DR. George H. Fillan, OF Antioch. Tur-
key lectured in the Second Presbyterian Church
last evening.
A lawn party for the benefit OF the Home OF the
Good Shepherd took place Wednesday afternoon
and evening The cottage coonists contributed
largely to its success.
Mrs Whitney. OF Boston: Mrs. Van Arnum OF
Albany and Mrs. Henry. of Saratoga. sang at the
entertainment given last evening for the benefit OF
the Union Mission.
The funeral Of Henry Sands Brooks. of New
York took place Thursday afternoon from the
Bethesda Episcopal Church The Rev. DR.. Joseph
Carey offciated.
A mass-meeting under the auspices of the Ma
tional Reform Association was held Thursday even
ing in the Washington Street Methodist Epsco-
pal Church. Addresses were made by the Rev Dr.
Herrick Johnson of Chicago: Joseph Cook. OF Bos-
ton and Bishop John =. Newman, of Omaha Rep
resentatives of every State in the Union were III
cluded in the audience. The following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved That we rejoice in and ndoT ,h 'e
States that "this is "a Christian Nation , -
Resolved. that municipal misgovernmeht - one
of the darkest portents in future and that the
immense mischief owes it's origin chiefly to the po-
most opportune time to follow UP Victories for me
SabbatR by attacking the Sunday saloon and tie
ts sS h Mh a the home
ho That s Stein su n the
necessity putting the decision Of IN" SUM NE
Court into our National Constitution that all Chris-
tian institutions may have undenlable legal pa
sis in our fundamental iaw a., uo.,rs Eat,
closing law. and in the equally impressive
failure of Sunday opening. and we urge that tnest
great victories be vigorously FOLLOWED up WIN Ste
and local victories over Sunday papers SUNDAY
trains and Sunday mails. , !.
Christ the chief of reform organization ana re-
ligon the very heart of all reforms.
A telegram dated Ravenna. Ohio was received
from Mary A. Woodbridge. secretary, which read
THE Worlds Woman Christian Temperance
Union implcres Gods blessing on your meeting ana
prays for the speedy quickenng of the Church
in all the reforms you advocate that Christ may
be crowned King and ours be II Christian Nation
Among late arrivals at the United States Hotel
are Mr. and Mrs. l.. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs j. Ray
mond. Miss Z. Brooks Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Coogan'
r. Harris, F. j. Edwards and family. Mr. ana
Mrs W. T. Case, r. W. T.. Swinton. Miss 4. How
ell Mr. and Mrs H. Spies, J, NJ. Cohn, A. J. Dit
tenhoefer and family. Mr. and Mrs. N. s Baine
John Petit G. S Hubbard. Mrs. NJ. Livingston,
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Brown j. c. Thompson, J. W.
Farris. q. D. Holt; Mrs D. Holt James flnnagani
MIR and Mrs. a. l.. Riker, G. NJ; Sweet. Mr., ana ana
family ". Bayls and family. II. " Peck v. H.
hapanN Ar ana Mas W. = RTSo ana FAM
lily. A. Iselin and family. all of New York
ph At the M Grand md MI. S are ! 4 PIan
FouiRe' Mrs. j. S Holmes W. II. Me
B Bss hr and a. Mr sey r. p FL M'eT and Mrs.
G. r Parks, The Rsy. @. $ Roche G. II M ,,.r
and a. Mrs M'H B. N. Marvin " j. J. o'Donneii j. D.
a IL a. ns@rs rs M + f1amt Nj Miss aSa M1s
ney Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Mccar'H o all Of NS WatkIns
n. H. leighton ". il. Harrington. Miss A., q,
Barnsson. 3 S ErOTP. = d Butler q J. Ira
M Mex ca MISS = Beaumont B. + watson Miss
~. H. Mexican. Mrs. b. beaumont.