New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
SARATOGA'S MIDSUMMER.
MANY ARRIVALS AND MUCH SOCIAL EN-
JOYMENT


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CERPTs FROM THE HOTEL REGISTERS.
Saratoga springs July 30 (special).-The arrivals
this week have been the heaviest far this season
Though The call has not been made, 1t Is lnu
mated that the Democratic State Ccnveptlon VIII nc
called for this place very late IN September or early
in October, so aS to make short possible the 1a
campaign The Republican state Convention VIII
probably also BE- called for this convcntionown.
The Executive Committee Of tho Eastern Railroad
Association met at the United States Hotel Thursday
Among those in attendance william ID. Bishop
A. 4. Folsom James Moore Robert Wilson, Theodore
~ Ely, Charles l.. Pugh. III. F. Kenney, j. NJ Toucey
g. Il. Hazehurst, J. j. narrower and Robert j. Fisher
Most OF them accompanied by their families, and
are still enjoying themselves here
Four hundred colored odd Fellows, members OF the
Grand United Order, will hold u reunion here Au
gust |.
The New-York State Hotel Mems Association will
Hotel.
The daily union prayer meetings have been well
attended during tho week. They have been conducted
principally by p. ointment outof-town clergymen pass
Ing their vacation here.
The Rev. Dr. David James Burrel. OF the Collegiate
Reformed Church. Ncw-Yort. will deliver an address
10 morrow evening In the Convention Hall the occa-
sion being the anniversary OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association.
The 1872 children Ct st. Christina Home. n charta'
bic institution had their hearts gladdened Wednesday
afternoon by an entertainment arranged for their
benefit There some fifty ladies and gentlemen
present 81. Christina Home was founded by Mr..
md Mrs Spencer Trask Of NcwYork and saratoga
concert for the benefit OF the Young Mch
Christian Association was given Thursday evening IN
the Convention Hail.
Mrs. VI. F.. ". sherwood. OF York, this AFTER
noon entertained company with her reading D"
"Spain.' II took place ut Yaddo,' the CniohaVe'
country seat OF Sir. and Mrs. spencer Trask
An entertainment for the benefit OF the Ncw-forK
sick Babies Fund will be given In the Town Ian Oh
August 4.
A lawn party Will be given August at the Union.
ave grounds OF Mrs. q. L. Gates for the beneht OF
the bethesda Parish House charities.
The Second Presbyterian Church ladies VIII hoid
their annual sale August 3 and A. and the First
Baptist Church ladies' will follow suit August ~ anu
H. They will be assisted by cottagcrs and visitors
The saratoga Athletic club, Of which Colonel A.
b. Hilton OF New York and saratoga, is president
Is successfully continuing It's summer series Of amateur
sport, AT It's thoroughly equipped W0odla"h oVh
grounds. on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday inc
clubs baseball team defeated the Glens Fals' th'
Cherry Diamonds Of NcwYork. and the SchuyervilI"s
respectively. Yesterday under the auspices OF TINS
amateur organization. was begun threeday pony
racing meeting nv" aud tvrnty-thrce starters
being Included In the opening programme Tle races
are on the fat The meeting, which Is conducted
under the rules OF the American Hunt and Pony Racing
Association. covers today and Monday Inc ciuo
has arranged for three day irottng meeting 10 DC
gin August Il. It's course is halfmle track-a
national Irotting Association track. The purses Tor
the roting meeting aggregate Sl,Soo no poor se'n"s
Is allowed on the grounds.
Among some Of the late arrivals at the United
states Hotel are {. 4. Dandonine, {. A. Bandon-
Inc ir. ana family Mrs Bernard, j. y. brown IT,
Mr., j. VI. E,llng, Mis-, II. EttIng Mrs. Mary NJ
Holmes Mr.. and Mrs. q. C. pnk. Mrs. n. W.
Iuldrp Mr. ana Mr.. Richard V. Horne, DR.. and
Mrs T. j. Dumond. Mis-, DumOnd, Miss Kissam,
Julinid Governor Flower aud family. j. ID. ";
Cutting Mrs :. A. Warner. Mrs. ;. VI. starr, nll
ni Sew York H. ID. Brookman and family, Of Brook
yn. jane, EngN'h 81 New-iiAycn 4. W: spencer
narrower. MIR. and Mrs. H. j. Usher. Of Nhshhs'on
JaIvc, Moore. Of Elizabeth; f. H. iiakl"hnr't, of
BaItlmor, Mr.. and Mrs ". OliS, Cleveland a.,
nclu'd among The Congress Hal! arrivals are Mrs
l.. Moss and family Mrs. Il. Tyson aud family, A. j.
Mordecni and family. Mr. and Mrs. 4: {. Hay the
Roy. j. !. Kran r.. H. Cook. Nil Of New York; Mr.
Mn. p. c. WOODROW, OF Cincinnati; the Is"v ): j.
wnri. Of philadelphia 4. iciser and family, Of New
Orl' an, Mr.. pnd Mrs. W. W. Tyler, OF Louisville; T.:
Newman aud family 81 IIroC kyn +. ". Holiday OF
virginia Mr.. A. H. shannon and family. Of Newark;
\. J. Morrow and family. OF Evansville J. y. Ill., Of
Il Loui, i. ". syh's AMI family. of North Adams;
~, Rev. j. finnon>. 81 Chester
some Of tho Grand linton Hotel late arrivals and
booked ENGAGEMENTS include Mr. and Mrs. II. Coon.
Il. Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. +. White. Mr. and Mrs
I. ". scott. Il; +. Mcqueen, '. pnrant II. H.
iIaiiornn. Nj: T. k.lly. Mr. and Mrs. T. " r@ylor.
Mr. and Mr.. J. }. nm. J. A. Fltzsimmons Of lhila
Mrs. !. A. McDowcll. Of Germantown Mr.. and Mrs:
w. seymour Of Broo,lvn Mr. and Mrs H. Goody, Of
Baltimore, !. +. Las'lcr. of Hudson