New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09
SARATOGA GAYETY CONTINUES.

GREAT SUCCESS OF THE FLORAL FETE-MiNl
MORE MEETINGS FOR SEPTEMBER
Saratoga Springs. y. Y. Sept. (specaD.-The
numerous attractions of the last few days greatly
added to the number of visitors. and 1t has been
the Hveliest opening week OF September this place
ever enjoyed The leading features the floral
fate the annual meeting of the Social Scientists
and the lawn tennis tournament.
on September II the Grand Commandery OF
Knights Tempar Will meet in annual conclave and
the Peoples party State Convention VIII be in ses-
sion on September IS the Republican State Con-
vention will assemble. and the Republican State
League will be here at the same time. on Sep
TENDER % the Democratic State Convention will
be called 10 order and the Unitarian National Con-
ference Will begin
The Floral Festival Association had made ex-
tensive arrangements for the floral ftte. but IT
was so successfully carried out that 1t far exceeded
the expecta tons OF the most sangune promoters.
This will lead TO its becoming an annua! Septem-
Der occurrence. 1t the most popular demonstra-
ton ever witnessed here. and many Of the hotel
visitors freely stated that in point OF beauty and
attractiveness It eXcelied anything they had seen
abroad or on the Pacific slope one hundred car
rages and floats formed procession almost
mile In length. and the spectacular effect OF the
parade and tte OF flowers brilliant in the ex-
IRENE. Native flowers used in lavish pro-
fusion, and the vehicles formed merely the basis
or background for masses and beds Of flowers OF
the most brilliant hues. The Convention Hall in
terror resembled gorgeous noral chamber OF i'm
mense proportions. Here in the evening the Floral
Hall was attended by 800 men and women. The
evening bail. like the afternoon dsplay. was also
a pronounced success.
Inc town is being handsomely decorated In honor
OF 800. ana VII remain In town two or three lays
The Grand Commandery Viii meet at 10 oc.ock III
by Emincnt Sir Charles r. siurgcs. Past com
mander Of Washington Community response
ninston. Grand Commander OF N,w-York. The
parade VIII take place in the afternoon. and the
include the principal portions Of Broadway. Lake
ave: and circuar-st The Grand commandery, VII
Grand Union Hotel
The American Social Science Association yester-
day afternoon concluded It's general Ting for
1894. The session. which covered the major portion
Of five days, proved one OF rare interest to !nrge
number. The association VIII return here again III
Inc lawn tennis tournament given under the man
lawn oval this week was the fourth held IN sara
oEa Many Of re players have VIDE s5 repgiiati9n
New-York Volunteer Infantry. which was attached
met in reunion here on Thursday. The business
meeting was held in irana army , ha' Az Az tHe
lowing officers elected: President, Randolph
Rogers. Of Sandy M, yce-presiGeni. John $ s
Rutland. VI: secretary, Van Olinda Gordon. OF
c 1as'' treasurer Malachi We.dman. Of cohoes
me Dr. ne and Mr T Mow S Thom an Of Ill.,
Saratoga County. viii oil September IL celebrate
The Rev. Or Theodore L. Cuyicr, OF Brooklyn.
this week entertained the guests at br. Sirons
sanitartum with an account Of his recent mp
All the big hotels will remain open iii the Is, Of
October. and the smaller ones VIII not clos III
November. The cottage colony VIII remain III O.
tober. and many Will stay here TIL early IN NO
vember 81 c,.
among the late arrivals from E SSSh@t My My
ana s6mthaef Mr c'Y are ShTstopher Mr. A. B.
Butler L. H. Van Allen. Miss y. Hubbard the
m ng M cS and N Mrs. IL : RSaqaa Mr and
w Burdin. Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Greene. J. l. Reed;
Mrs. j. c. Thompson, c. Hobart, g. y: whitney,
J. W. BGardman g BarRcs' MIS- s.r -, bar Vys
A. r Damon. Miss Damon. MIR and Mrs. 4. T.
McGill. Mrs b, W Horton, Miss r sag ! Wood oeSi
HerzOg ": /. RIG Mr and Mrs r. nernhard,
Hamburger, 4 H. Walton Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Val. Mrs l.. Vail C. {. kurzman, F. D. Rowley.
T TIE M'i:es BSrker ". B. Muller b. B. Paimer
Mss Nm Mu M,s j fs bT M,l H. Fax rt MI
tgagsr M M hnsa" saSn % James
Goran hLFttoE Mc Ms ana If evy 9Si
MoTinuP Eoo EoRsrd s Il HATH y seM ~
a aq'S 6, Il BickfoTd NJ and Mrs T. j. wendovcr
Mr. and Mrs 6; c. NieNeil, =: Bruce. W Ross. !,
Mrs w. c. Savage; J. y: Gilbert, c. Dickinson,
Ahrens. Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Truslow, Miss Trus-
Baker. Mr. and Ms; F. J.: Fowier Miss p. G.
John. Mr.. and Mrs J. b. Lyman, Miss g. Sloane,
w Ray, Mr. and Mrs j. Powers. Mrs. +. a.
Wader, 4 Burroughs. Mrs W II. Goldey. Mr.. and
Mrs j. Copley, l.. Mansfield. Mrs. II. Whitney. +.
j. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Scudder, q. H. Scud-
der, W s. Weyman, Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. B. Gleason.
T IIthauer. Mrs. NJ. b. Newcomb Miss W. New
comb Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Beecker. Mrs. G. 4.
Bleecker. W. W Durant, X Terry, 1r.; f. a.
Ware G. r. Watts jr.: Mr. and Mrs. G. Wagner.
r.. Newman Mrs. J. +. Longfellow, X. f.. Creasey.
Mrs. s H. Talbot, Miss +. $. Talbot and Mrs.
G.. r.. Ward