New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
WARM DAYS AT SARATOGA.
BUT THE NUMEROUS VISITORS ARE EN-
JOYING MANY PLEASURES.
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION - woMENs PRESS
CrrB-IAwN TENNIS RACING THEATMCALs

midday altitude Of 90 degrees. Not among the
assembled thousands ~ midsummer visitors has
suffered a chill Even Governor Flower AMI party
on arriving at the United States Hotel on Wcdnes-
| dav evening observed that 1t was comfortably
warm While the days were sury the nights as
| n rule have been cool
Some Contacts and Departures in Christianity
was the subject OF carefully prepared paper read
| before the Ministerial Association OF Saratoga
| Springs at It's weekly session. by the Rev. I)r.
| Daniel Marvin of Ncw-York. Il was followed By
| discussion, and among those VINO took part were
the Rev. Or. c. +. Lindsey Of New-Rocheie'
Bishop Nicholson and John Alexander. OF Phih-
delphla the Rev Dr. ;. \. Harlow. Of Trenton,
Professor Edwin Knox Mitchell, Of Hartford the
Rev Dr. a. J. Huntington. OF Washington. and
several OF the local clergy. The summer pro-
gramme includes: July o. the Rev. Dr. j. Bying-
! ton Smith. 1.-THE Relation ~ the Glasses 70 the
Masses; July 30. tho Rev. DR. w Y. Kelley. OF
| New York Dreams That Come True: August 6.
! the Rev DR. &. -. Hariranft. 81 Hartford 'R"la-
! ton Of Biblical Theology 20 Theological SCIENCE;
| August 20 Professor Mitchell. 9TH" Witness ~
Paul for the Historic Christi August =. the Rev
| pr Herrick Johnson. Of Chicago. The why ~
Punishment: September g. ne Re- Or. j. T.
Thran ~ Albany The Mormon Problem These
meetings are open 20 all visiting cirrgymen. AMI
constitute one OF The religious features ~ Saratoga
summer He. The daily prayer meetings are IN
progress
Helen NJ Winslow president Of The New England
Womcns Press Association. makes capital toast
master at banquet The fair Boheminns. home
ward bound from a hurried excursion to Vermont
and Lake CHAMPAIGN. enjoyed brief rest at the
United States BESIDES the president the journal
silc cxcursonists Registered themselves IN the fol-
lowing order: Mrs. o. VI. Loveioy. OF HaverhiIl;
Mabel Il. Coffin OF Boston. Emily f. iawson. Cora
Stewart Wheeler and Euu!cc y. Kinney. NJ. H.. ~
Newton Centre: Jeannettc \. Grant 81 Newtonvillc;
Mrs Jeanne r. Chalmers OF Boston. Mary Sargent
Hopkins. Of Wellington. Marion II. Brazier Mrs
Anne g. Murray Miss Add!e Norcross. Mrs NJ ~
Warswick and Mrs NJ X. Kelly. OF Boston; Marian
r. IIosmer. OF Wohurn. Mrs \. +. Peterson. ~
Boston; Mrs May Alden Ward. Of Franklin. Mr..
Nellie J. Daggett OF Boston. Mr~ Frances e.
Mixter OF Worcester; Mrs. O. NJ Collins Of Frank
lin Falls.
The lawn tennis tournament for the state cham
plonshlp. 70 have taken plac" this week. has been
deferred tn the opening week OF September.
Joshua IYza OF New-YorI. has rented of Mrs
Sarah T.. Gates her cottage on Inion-aVr. The
Pardue cottage on the same avenue has been leased
by David Giieon. Of the above city. Mrs. borca@
+. Adams has rented her Caroinc-st. cottage To
Michael Murray. of NcW-iork
The United Literary Association. summer
organization. hell It's first meeting Of the season
Thursday evening Papers were road AMI dis
G'.ssrd hy W. IL '&"l"y ana j.. M'on. ~ " I,
ton; e. \. Left"ich. OF lFn. hh"rs. > >. Ho"'l !
The thrty-day meeting Of the Saratoga Racing |
Association VIII h"En 'n Nondal A. u."s ~ |
LYMAN -, X.v Yort tIr ,c,n. secr.,af,
Samuel Whitehead being scrlously 30 $50 irookItH !
Th~ open cir comedy nuI musical festival which |
Grand mon Hotel from August g, .n. -s.'" |
W0Ilam Se,mSnr tnl Jane " N.rrl.s'r. who |
have ,'c'I this uu~r,@kln ia tnlrs- o.u aua.an,. Ia,
four din,rent pcrforman-,s wlu D.. r..en. oltaa;
1l,h Ge5rs, Eli.r 80 SDsA..i.iriaa o., ..as.. d.,
thr mI.l-,,,k,l.,f connolly aal musical f-.a-
y 's ,'a',n. ".a o. ''r ' ~' ~ ' ra
as3nnds s b. n'Lri a, t.c "..i i
players frGm ,ht ml.ca.c. a ..na..il'ioa.
have been c.mr~'~l "h.r"iy ov'r $50 th.'. lri
r,,irs ,",..I an IN. i,u nl. .,. ,..g.1rl
nI,d c'H s., s,rn rh,n -.a.- .,,,a a..lr.l
'r,,, az p,i,rn m ~. .,. fr ,H, ,l..it ~
dancing CA s.iar!At evening ~ 30 in~ ar-t
rrnr rhar,"ters - s.iI.,...,. vll b. f.pr,.,nt.I
~ iyias nias'ra;.oa.. wi, aa al. i,r' g. ,er
a5ml,fn. to- the f5ar ~n,rr,,ini,a- can be- .r-
Cured b. at4r,'i!ns J.", , -, ,,
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1'he cast f,r "Mdsumgmer NFhrt Dram
i'r''f i.y.a@ler. ~ "yr win, n.ra4 ,.s.ar
Trmondc pg@s NJ, ,,m ms k r s.dr. hli5
iaie. master Of 'hr rrsels, Graham ilrnlgrson.
H Se bc nSS% ap i "I iI~ay Ely y ara n'
he cafPca,cr. 0le william. sag. ne l ,
staryeling the tailor Charlie Hl~r. ~
polyta. Queen ~ the AmaH'ns vi Alh"T't ''tI-
latin HeTmin IN love WIN - -"nt.r M-. '&irg
Turner, Helena ~ InFr MIN ''H'i IiH9, N'.''
louise Thornd{ kr Nn"5-n. King OF ilr' III a.,
Miss Nernona JaihraH, t'nni, hlS PN''h' MI7t
Marion Manoia, fucE, Miss lli'n Swan, ifet
Fairy. Miss Mena 'l"Aiy' Second f''fy' Miss
Dances given this week ~ Congress Han. |
Clarendon. Grand Union and United states hotels
dancing does not appear 10 bee q popular diver
sion at present The mercury Is too ambitious.
Recent arrivals from N,w-York AMI immediate
vicinity Include Mr. ana Mrs + II RhulIr- Is o.
bowers ana family Mrs J. collier Nlr and Mr.
4 4 Meyer Mr. and Mrs i e. Wailach G = |
CasteI T. Duran r. t. D.yo- IS H. Irliy Mr.
q ~ COrllss NJ l.. Isaacs. Mrs +. Blumeniorg.
Miss e. Clapp Miss r. f. Peck Mis-, T. = Fowler
II +, C;oidb'rg Mr. and Mrs L. ! Smith. Mr. AMI !
Mrs W II Ros-nsien. VI. N~sclcrger and family