New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
EARLY AUTUMN IN SARATOGA
MULTITUDEs PROLONGING THEIR OUTING

MEETINGS AND CONVENTIONS FOR SEPTEMBER
MANY GUESTS ARRIVE AT THE HOTELS.
Saratoga Springs. ~ Y. Sept. / (speciaD-Warm
davs and cool nights mark the early autumn season
tho. is ca heartily enioyed by thousands or sara
tora's guests multitude of visitors from all
parts of the country are still proohgihs ther ou'
ing and the great majority OF them VIII remain
during the most OF September. The ASCENDING VI
conventions and other bodies during the month VIII
materially add TO the number of visitors Inc ar
rivals have been numerous during the week, and
include many who have summered In the Adron-
dacks The weather has been favorapie ior d"
kinds Of outdoor diversions.
The American Social Science Association VIII as
sen,ble in annual session here on Monday evening
and continue up to Friday afternoon IL VIII DE
one of the most important and interesting meetings
ever held by this distinguished body. There prom
Uses to be large attendance.
The fete to be given under the auspices OF the
Floral Festival Association on Tuesday Will at
tract many people here. outside OF the visitors now
in town as the railroads will excursion trains
The Grand Commandery of Knights Templar OF
the State of New-York will hold its annual con-
clave here on September H. 1t VIII MAKE us heaa
from all parts of the State Will make pilgrimages
here at that time. ~ ., .,,,
be held at Ballston Spa Wednesday September -
majority Of the cottage coonsis VIII continue IN
their Saratoga life until the opening week IN oc'o-
Der, and number Will tarry TIL almost the hrst
OF November. go,
The Saratoga County. Agricultural Society will
hold its annual fair on September Is, ~. 20 and a.
A meeting of the Daughters of the Revolution
was held at the United States Hotel on Thursday
H. h. Hedien MI and Mrs H. G. Burke, Miss +.
Burke II. A. Chadwick. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Stetson.
Miss f. W Stetson, ". w: stetson J. ,. Bathgate,
NJ Ottnger. b. Hicks. Miss NJ: II. Hicks c: Dckin-
SON J. Il. Gilbert. Mrs. f. y. Magic, Miss ~ Magic
Mrs J. f. Stone, Mrs O. II. Payne. g. r. Schieftiin,
nan mai az s. s EDGE Nj and Mrs, j. +, Dillon, Mrs
Carlton. v, Thrane, Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Wallet Mr.
/. Hedden. Miss Hedden Mr. and Mrs. B, II. Wise,
Mrs NJ S Swayne MI and Mrs A La 1ila:S, J.
g. II. Gillette. Mrs. H. T.: Behrens A. p Dixon; r.
Keller. J. d. Anderson e. c. Clark, G. f. Sharkey,
Baker r cs Key NrS on M Morrfon Mr.
Mrs NJ a. Davis. Mrs. r. b. Shandley. Mr., and
Mrs. j. 7. Heald NJ. b. Dunning. Mr. and Mrs.
". B. White. Miss E. Saul Mrs F. c. Moore J. NJ
Jones Mr. and Mrs p j. Edlitz. W. Muhrbach
Il II Rice Miss + II Ramsay Mss a: Taylk9r
Hastings Mr. and Mrs. ". Braman. Miss y; A.
Cook Mr., and Mrs; G. H. Cook. Miss NJ =, G: Cook
clark I Miss Clark s, Berg, l. J. Mailer: Mr ana
Mrs. j. Curtis. Mrs. l.. Caldwell. }. 7. Wilson, NJ
j. A. Herbert Mrs Herbert. Mrs. VI Mosher j. NJ.
Cozzens. }. W. Edwards. 4: G. Watts: A. Pagen-
siecher. F. b. Allen. c. r. Woodford. Mr.; and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.. Beattie j. f. Milhoiland' T. v
Castelar, VI. Martinez. Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. knick-
erbocker. Mr. and Mrs 5 Roe NJ and M,
J. Irish, Mr.. and Mrs. s $. Hayes. MI and Mrs
d. F. Miligan. Mr.: and Mrs. w; F Dowi Miss
p Atkinson, Miss A. c. Henderson, Miss a. A. Nc
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