New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
IN THE ADIRONDACKS.
COTTAGES AND CAMPS THRONGED WITH
PLEASURE SEEKERS
HOTEL MEN ARE HApPY-G1IMpsEs AT VARIOUS

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summer whiri Of resort amusement is wei uhler
way and until September the pace W.. be rapid.
Camping and talyho parties are all the rage Whie
picnics great and sma joste one another' As
evening approaches the mountain ROADS are ia'r'y
alive with handsome turnous and gayiy dressed
women promenade the shady walks ana ho'ei
piazzas While many boats stir ripples on the lakes,
and sweet sounds from mandolin, guitar, banjo anu
voices float across the waters
Lake p,acId the eye OF the AdIronGacks" is
gay beyond measure. The cottagers have long since
taken possession OF their pretty homes anu '"7
numerous hotc,s TEEN with city people
At the big Stevens House. between two ana three
hundred guests enjoying themselves ana " a
Stevens. the proprietor. is happy because 'hey are
Judge David McAdam. OF New-York. though Ms
hair Is of A. slvery white. is extremely popular Win
the young people to whom he relates funny stories
or which he has an unlimited stock. The Judge Is
also q great pedestrian. The latest corners from
New-York are Thomas W. McAdam ana fanny
William Robertson. Charles Stein Maurice Hcd"'o"'
Ar,hur ! kaufman j. H. Roberts, NJ Wernman'
James Scanlon Benjamin Leichten Dr. d. A boiS'
NJ Kahn f. C. Baker r. J. Fulton. j. G. Bohdy'
Mrs Agnes Bondy. Mr.. and Mrs. George Arm
strong. George Armstrong jr, MIS- !. H. i'''
Miss Lee Mr. and Mrs De Frees Crltten' Mss
Critten Miss Marjorie Cri;ten, Miss Rogers MI
and Mrs H., Muller \ l.. Doremus. Mr. ana MIS-
r Du,ispah Frederick viking Mr.. and Mrs X
Bo.tiford Miss Bottfori. Mrs. Cobb, II. ; Ali'r
NJ T. KelEler. Benjamin Yates. Mr.. anu MrS' w
w Conos1H.e Mr.. and Mrs H. b. Brundie.t MIS-
Charles r. Johnson Miss Muller. George y Gar
Slnir r. Miss Lucy V Muller. Colonel Henry H.
Marin J. H. Storey Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Cooper
Miss H. e Bard Nj. and Mrs. !. b. Martin NJ d.
Hlckok the Rev Thomas +. Myhan. Miss fihh
a. Myhnl the Rev. John Ryan. Miss ANNE
D. RYAN, Mss Molie f. Ryan, the Kew
FRANCIS =: Kelly. Miss Helen NJ. Kelly,
Ar .pc,,ncIoss. Miss Aaichlncloss. Mr. and
Mrs ~ NJ Montague, Mr.. and Mrs. Roby' MI
Dorennus A. c. Robinson. J. D. Rockefeller and H.
Ogden DorcLnus
Charles E. Martin. OF the Mirror Lake House
smiles when he thinks of his big crows OF happE
guests The arrivals from New-York during 'he
week are Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Street. Parker >
Handy. Miss Handy. Mr.. and Mrs +. Anthony
G. w Hebard. j. Hamilton Brotherton. Frank O.
Adler Mrs NJ l.. Peake. p F. Kane. 7. r. I.
Nash. P A. Garry. the Rev VI. J. Welsh. Mrs. ;.
W Clark Miss Clark. W. Gordon Parker, +. T.
Smith Mrs F. 'Tilden Southack. Miss Southack
Miss A. Philbrin Mr. and Mrs. Harry o. Tooey'
Mr. and Mrs. a. J. Noyer. John Flynn William
T FLYNN. Arthur NJ. Morse. Frederick Standish.
Mrs Thomas l.. Rushmore. Miss Jennie r. cow
lev Samuel G. Walker. f. Ives. Mss Anna Smith
Mrs c. s. Starln. Miss Pose BRYAN. Miss i. H.
Starkin f. W. Rice jr.. W. NJ. Conaughty ana
Joel Smith.
The delightful Algonquin has been the scene OF
a continual round OF hops and other parties during
the week one OF the guests drove up three little
fawns with the cattle on a recent evening ana
told Mr.. Harding she was Just in love with
those pretty Jersey calves. The NeW-l Ork ar !
rivals have been Mrr. NJ. L. =. Barber. Miss Bar !
her Stenhen Barber William II williamson. Miss |
Edith D. Smythe. r.. ID. Morris. Edward r Hardy |
C. A. Hardy John Haydock. Mrs. A. H. stone
Mrs r. NJ Townsend. J. l.. Lambert. MI ana |
Mrs Arthur Cooper Miss II. T. Bard. Mrs. a. Y. |
Gilman Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Hardy. William |
II Mason Miss Name Connolly. the Misses OToole |
and Miss Hardy.
Prominent among the arrivals at the Hotter Am
persand is Baron Vechtrctz OF Germany VINO |
came on Thursday prepared for a long stay The |
latest corners, from the metropolis Miss Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs Benzinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Dracker, 7
Misses Fraser Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Morga. Mrs
David Mcclure. Walter Mcclure G. +. Gramiss'
Mr. and Mrs a. y. Rankin. D. W. Tears John |
Tuns Richard winacht. John =. Windoph. b. Il. |
Howard H. O. Thompson. Mrs. Z. $ Leeds. Ed
win Dwight jr., H. II. Barnett. Mrs Walter r.
Phillips W. W. McApin, 5. VI. Simpson, Miss
Adelaide Kachen. II. q. Kaichen. Mr. and Mrs
z Lewis Mrs. +. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. A H.
Sampson James Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. C. ;. Bliss.
Mrs Peake. Miss Anna J. Peake. A. O. Adams
Mrs George W. Crossman, George -. Holt L.
r. Kellogg Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Street. Lusius
F. Rossiter. John. J.: Burds. Mr. Dupragnac. NJ
Reed, Frank y sraus. Robert Peel. Mrs T. "
TAFT pr Robert NJ Taft ~ g. G T.DS, JohR M, =
sade Miss coIneia + Barnes Miss I Stoke yo Mss
Miss Moeiler. Mrs. Loeb, Frank Steele and Miss
Mason .-....,,o.,. W, ,,ou,a g Az,
guests arriving during the Tsek IRON no5w% %Ss
Iaracey. Mrs +. A. MunIer. H D. Muner. Mr. ana
M5s J. Sa RSdkp Mrs 5aaaa Miss 11GsF
breyffous, j. ". Foran. Mr.. and Mrs Haruch, Misc
+. Mott. the Rev G. VI. Wenner. Mrs O. NJ Wen
The elegant and picturesquey located Hotel waw
beck. the Upper Lake is the scene Of many gay
popular and has arranged Tor some grand water
parades at night with cOlored ilumina'ions New
Workers arriving within week at the hotel cot
tages and camps on the Upper Lake include H. T.
S B. Tilgham Claud Rabotou: DR., and Mrs. G.. A.
N NGfs4 81 1aa T'i 8eaney M ayor
Mir. and Mrs. J. A. DELANEY and T E Beach ,
Lake & Miss Julia helo; dsnghter Of Colonel A H.
no rides josie each other at PAU Smith on tarnG
Spithre and on Osgood lakes. are already at home
for the season. Among the arrivals during the
Whiteaw Red " BouPke Cochran. william G.
5S T, Mr. and & Mr. Hen r.! BrG HD Mrs. h5s
Miss Katherine 6 Tabb, Nj and Mrs. william r.
yr 1s kq Tanp sGa%'h ATo 'i Hf
Msion N Smith ob d HTaP Smn N or h9 M
and Mrs. Teannhatugn Nj and Mrs Frank n
Philips Philips Mrs Wesley smead MISS Graz IL Dodge
Miss Annie c Dodge. Miss Ethel Dodd. Mrs l.
Mckee Mckee Fred McNee Spencer G borty, T f smith
4 F. Rollins Miss J. NJ sa s E Jn ll,;, Robert
T: r Mont, /. G. Baker; Mrs Morgan. Miss Mitch
ell Mrs. T. T.. Nicely ana L. g. Macy.
Baldwins Lake Placid House. quiet and ex-
ceedngly pleasant resort. has many new arrivals
Here OF them: Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Wright Mr. and Mrs y. J. Roberts. Miss Nellie
Roberts and Howard Roberts New York; Mr.. AMI
Mrs. p. +. Richardson. Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs II J.
Brown WATERFOWL; Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Edwards.
Poultney. VT; George S. Laurence. Boston: Mrs.
G. f. Collins and Mrs. A. +. Marcy, Ellington,
Conn
Some OF the arrivals from New-York at Wallace
Murray's delightful Riverside Inn follows:
Douglas Barbour Mr.. and Mrs. Manshan. Miss
Ethel Mammalian. Miss Mercedes Manahan. Miss
Genevieve Manahan. Thomas f. y. Mury Miss
Teresa Mury r. c. Pollock J. s. 1.eahy. Miss
Ella Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. +. r. Covin g. B.
Mrs c. F.. Mollins. J. G. Mexican. S. A. Dunn, r. VI.