New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
=, IN THE NORTH WOODS.
SATISFACTION OVER THE GAME LA"
DECISION
p,cr,,prso1-E cI1I,DwoLD PARK CHAPEL DEDl-
CATED-BAsEBALL IN FAVOR AMoN" III"
HoTEIs-IATE ARRIVALS.

HOTELS-LATE ARRIVALS
saranac Lake " Y. Aug. H. (Specia).-fun-
dreds of summer visitors are again happy oe'a
of the reversal Of the Attorney-deheral ue0'
relative 10 the deer hunting season Ana 'he H'
irondack guide. too. has again assumed MS "o''''
demeanor, which was paoI! Tuiieu W Wv
Generals first decision. ~ .
Is, Sunday was a notable day in the history or
cbidwold Park that delightful; preserve in the very
heart Of the wilderness The new ana pic'u'Vaq
chape one OF the most beautiful! houses Oh wo' s''P
IN the mountains was the scene Of its own deoca-
tion The Rev DR.. J. Cement French OF Ne"aiN'
,raocbel the dedicatory sermon. and conducted 'he
sarvices assisted by the Rev. r. G. Mccarthy oI
Saranac Lake; the Rev. r. Grosh OF B9anooh' INC
Rev Mr. Arnold of Fulton H.. ana Inc rev =,
Ford Sutton. of New-York. Oth"r ceisE' men W
hundreds of prominent peop.e guests OF ie
,,o,d pa House and other resorts. were present
T,hudwo,d park has bail nine that has been
doing good work and making reputation LOT 'se..'
so much of a reputation. indeed. that the fa' o'i'
and Ampersand mines are now making ii'''0
next week with the Childwo,d. II is also eai''eu
that the Chidwo.d boys WI! cross oa's Win
p,cked nine from Lake Placid next week
De,iehtf,l "Ra,ph's." Chateaugay Lake was
among the gayest of the gay resorts th's "een'
with tennis a prominent feature MANY 80
piayers are at the house. and the new court 0 "
the finest In the region. Is well patroh'~cu' So
Of the weeks arrivals include: Niiiiam Naiio.''
Mice CAIRO, Miss Elsie Carroll, Ralph Carrot A.
Pose Ned Irish Miss Katherine Irish. Mrs. H. H.
Butterck r. NJ Tannahill. Miss Mildred be.l, MISS
Gertrude Bel. O. W. Fitch. Mr. ana Mrs' w "''
p Kennard Mrs Helen VI. Keene. MISS f-oie"ce
Nav Keene. George NJ Belden. Furrnan j. bacnuS'
AIRS r J. Bachus. Miss Bachus. A. II. baChus'
NJ and Mrs L. NJ Weller y. w. Bianchard' D.
Er,nk Aldrich Mrs Aldrich. DR.. o. g. Haines' MI
md Mrs F. f. Conover. Mr.. ana Mrs. Cnar'eS
Greene. Mr. and Mrs D. Z. Rogers Mr. ana Ms
Richard OGorman. Miss NJ. f. Scott, MISS o W.
rarnum Miss Curtis. Miss +. Curtis. MIS-. j. d.
yyrkerson Mrs J. F. Rogers. Mrs Ned lr'Sh' i''!
1r,sb DIR W s Morrow and Claud u. Whites'ohe'
ono Of the biggest and most elaborate germans OF
the season thus far was he'd al 'he M'tioi Ian "a
"Wednesday evening. About 200 coup-es a''e'1'
Among the New-York peop.e present were the lo.-
,ou,rg. Miss Mabel A. Wood. Miss He.en NJ Dodd'
Miss Florence Ingraham. Miss Judson MISS May
cu,.t Miss Florence Gregg. Miss Bessie Iiarule'
>,ss Reard Miss Emily Nicoii. Miss E..a Walker
Miss Mamie Creighton, Miss Barry MISS As'eS
Havermeyer Miss Bottom. +. L. Dodd' Mh''aii
Barry F. Barry, Prescott Hamlin EDWARD Fdlre"'
G Ross C. A. Post Edward Cornell. William Eos
.o- Mr. Ingraham Mr. Lloyd Mr.. Paddock. Mt
s,ern Mr.. Atchson Mr.. Bushnell. Mr.. Jones and
Mr. Kimbai.
late corners at the Chidwo.d Park House include:
7 A. Woodruff Miss c. T. Woodruff, l.. X IulNe'
ir Gordon Mcleod. Mr.. and Mrs NiIlam Nor
throp Mrs Kombai Joseph I. Speer. Johh l.
Kernohan r. Hamilton Glib Augustus Heaton'
Mrs J. Frederick Menke, DR.. T. b. Grenoush' -
de KAY Turnheld Miss Ruppleye HERBERT ~ f'''i''
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Alien Brown, Miss a. r.
Dibb,e Mr. and Mrs. w. Gragen. Mrs Iho'haS -
Robinson. Miss Robinson. Mss NJ. Finn. Miss H.
Finn Miss G. Finn Mrs NJ f.. Crow. w l.. crow
Mice Savre Miss Florence Sayre and Mr.. and Mrs
w. F. Dornbusch.
The musical treat Of the season was given at ue
beautiful Algonquin Thursday evening under 'he
direction OF Caroline Washburn lockwood. MIS-
lockwood herself was leading singer }. Henry
received,
u,r.ow n Chandler manager OF the Hotei "aW-
heck came in for large share OF the app ause anu
honors .arge sum for the benefit of the Adron-
Gack Library was netted
New-York arrivals OF the week AT the
Algonquin Mrs. +. b. Taylor, Miss +.
7 ,ravlor Miss H Taylor. f. b. Taylor. Mrs. G. NJ
Wilcox Mrs a. K Lowe. q. r. Marsaen' VT
and Mrs Phi Bear. Mrs J. X. Cunningham '"
Leon X VI. Barton. Miss NJ. NJ. Dimm.ck' MISS NJ
s Dimmck J. b. McAIahon. Miss r. a. Martin
Henry Martin. Henry Newman. Mr. ana MIS-. l. D
Hand and the Rev J. II. Briody.
RasebaE OF course. has been the chief topic and
sport at the Hotel Ampersand. and hundreds are
already gathering on the diamond to see the great
came with Paul Smiths to-day Coaching parties
and little hops have been numerous. and several
taas were held during the week. Alexander Robin
son gave pretty tea and reception az his studio
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Count Won Rlotow of the German Legation at
Washington, was among the early arrivals OF the
week Other Include. MISS !. 'diHpD''''
Miss NJ H. Campbell C. G. Moeller, Miss Jessie
Rivas d. B. Babcock. Lawrence r. Myers. A. w
PERKINS A. J. Robinson. J. +. Thompson, A. j.
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. George +. WOOD MIS-
Edgar s. Allen. Mrs. William l.. Fanngan Mr..
and Mrs. r. +. Gallagher f. 81. John LOCKWOOD
Iu.ian L. Mears Miss Mabe. Wood. A. Miner. Miss
A. G. Earl Mrs. Alice Earl. Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.
F. Ear. Dr. NJ. p. Denton. *. Watts Howard
O'De f. A. Landers NJ II G. Beckman. Waiter
Bound. Tay.or Hatfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Patterson j. NJ Fare!y, Or. A. II. Seyton. MT ana
Mrs H. McI.oyd f. s Mills, Hugh Miller. Miss
Edith NJ Berry F. Ely and Benjamin y. Moore.
Ba.dwin's Lake Placid House never he'd so many
naon,e Among the newcomers are: Miss L" y.
Poedcker Miss Granger. Albert F. G.anning' II.
Goldsmith Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer F. Shea MIS-
L. Ling Miss Gravesend. Miss Jessie NJ EikinS'
lanes j. Buckley G. j. Dalton. Mrs. j. N. l-asher'
Avn Cox s. Sarback. Mr. and Mrs c. b. New
,on A.;en f. Newton. Miss NJ. Finn, NJ. l.. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs O. c. StoddGr1. Mr.. and Mrs dave
Goodman Miss Lian Goodman. MISS PreAtlce
Goodman r. Wnney. y. NJ Gaucin, j. W. SAKE
J. A. Bailey jr. Mr.. and Mrs I. j. white, MISS
Marion X White, r. Howard White Miss Mary +.
II.u Miss p Louise Hall Mss G. Finn. Miss J..
vim Miss ] Goodman and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Newton.
registered during the week Mr.. and Mrs Johh
Civ,in Miss ~ Fisch Miss G. Flsch. Miss NJ
F!sch. W. W. Pierce. s. Watts. W. Pierce MI
and Mrs j. Goodwin. w. II. Denneston. Franklin
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. II. Cutler Alfred c. TanneH'
Miss Mary Corrigan. Mrs. w. A Pu!ian' the N'ses
pordy n Penzlger c. Renzger. A. Benziger, H.
ogden Dorenus, T J. TemGle Mss Tewpi psc a. ;
KerIrigan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spear. Mr. and
Mrs ID. !. swanson. Miss NJ. $ Dimmick Mr. ana
Mrs John A. Fulton. go, , NJ, >-o.so-
Miss Susie Walker, Judson Smith and Mrs. Ne-son
Smith, all OF New-York ,, -. .ho
These are the NEWCOMERS registered al ne
Mirror Lake House within the week: Mrs VI. ~
f,ampbe.. Miss Campbe., G. =. Hamln, MIS-. VI
r s Williams Miss {. Il. Williams, Mr. ana Mis
Edward Brennan. Miss NJ. j. Wyne. Miss f. C9roih
Mss Gibon Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cutler T. y. pug
l. \ Hempfed. +. ". Hal j. NJ. McBrne H. -
Jackson B. Landers Miss Domlnek MISS " g. :
safer j G. Salter Miss J. Brown. Miss smith. q
N. Andrews. Mrs. VI. l. Johnson Mrs NJ r. Rich
Ia 4 p Darling NJ and Mrs. HOmans. MIchae