New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
- THE NORTH WOODS.
oroAyErY AT THE BIG HOTELS.
p.,1. CHAMPIONSHIP TO BE SETTLED
'H' .srs WHO ARRIVED LAST WEEK.

sdvshoe, ore crowded the landlords happier and
more a' .reases at a rapid rate. Indeed, the week
saye", has been one of the merriest In the
Just CLOS ,he Adirondacks. while the programme
history races. hops and entertainments public
0! gam for the coming week. is simply Devil
and p'' nossball will hold undisputed sway at Am
derihs' "a Paul Smiths. These old foes Will cross
psrsa". and strive for the Adirondack cham
hats again "'
FOn'"h ,y Arnpersand s full OF Joyous merTymaK-
~" onev-spe ndng people. over zoo OF the guests
rs ~ Xew-York and the new arrivals are prln-
" - rom this city. Here are the newcomers
sr"p .rrv J. NJ Rich. John p. Bell, Mrs Benson
ps pohert y Brockway. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
SUE Miss NJ Dougherty Nelson Dougherty'
Pes Levy Miss Mary J. Beattie. Aonzo L.
t.,, Mr. and Mrs George Kemp. Miss L. a. Gil
Ave- Mrs Gilbert J. A. Mckay. Mr.. and Mrs W, o
F.mck C. y Wilson, John Sherry. r H. smith,
1oals Mrs II. A. Brown Addison W. Bard
NS NJ Cowan. p F. Cane. Thomas P Nash +.
NS u l. DYER J.. W. Hail. H. w. Hanemah'
w Kruger Mr. and Mrs. w. s Lyman.
GeO'sra Mrs joseph Freeman. H. W. BoaTdman'
~ II Clark. Theodore II. Lee Nllam r
h .s the Rev Or. Smith. Thomas r. Mahan' MISS
s n Miss y Cronin Mrs. Robert Huntington
e Foster William Perord and Mr. ana Mrs'
us,ry T. Smith. ,,.
BE-, has been much in vogue at Harding
~ and handsome Algonquin. Picnic parties ny
.,srs or 10 Paul Smiths and other resorts nave
wv no, prominent incidents OF the week some Oh
,.,as, arrivals are: j. G. Hendrickson' y. IS
- colonel William f. Fox. Mrs FOX. MISS
vr and Mrs. f. NJ. Miller. Mrs Wlniieid
IO Mics Anna H. Calvin. J. Calvin Peters,
Ie r Daily. Mr. and Mrs c. Prentis. Charles
= wuran,son. Miss Rose Gerard, Phillips BEND
ono Gutteman. Mrs. a. c. stephens ana
w and Mrs william f. KEGS
" AMI Mrs A. Lavelle OF New-fork' az tne
., W. gave pleasant coaching picnic to Paul
Nha MMlliRaD.
- vsw-York entertained many OF their iriehds
an Eagle Island Thursday - -.
a. tho Del Monte Father Michael A j. Weich' OF
- and Charles Samuel. Of Sherbrook. are
,ssrs in all matters Of sport and run. rather
70, ,s a singer and is we'll accompanied on the
..n, nv Miss Fannie Levin. Of New-fork 'FRONT.'
80. among the arrivals Of the week are the foi-
-. Nrs 7 4 DreyfOus. Mr.. and Mrs T. prey
~ IT, previous. Miss Florence Dreyfous. A.
~. Drevfous Mrs w. A. Fuller. r. w Burhaus'
a. and Mrs r Waring. Mr.. and Mrs J. o. HarK'
- e Mead Mrs H. Bangs, Miss Bangs' Miss
IS Range Mrs J. Paul Jones, II. NJ DAVIS. w -
y.rr,rgton Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Meekin. the Kew
" proun lanes shiel Miss Shiel c. f. Gagnon'
Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Emil Haase ana
ch.,lss I. Samuel The Right Rev. Aiao Kan OF
r.,ro Fgvpt accompanied by the Rev ). BURNS Vi
pos,on was a guest this week
The Hotel Wawbeek. situated upon the upper
,.sa has scores Of people who find comfort pleas
vraa health
Chandler Is the right man in the rsA' pace a'u
49,. o,,rac,ate this better than do his numerous
.,sesd e,,ests A few OF the more prominent ar
rivals OF the week as follows: Mrs' - a. ''
ter A. Sprague. the Rev. Dr. TwitcheH MI anu
NJ FRANK Werdenzer Mr. and Mrs Isaac Ander-
son F. A lockwood, F. F. Beach. Miss NJ. Appe-
Ton. Miss Lamson Ling Murray. C. ID. Io"hsueh,
r 7 snencer r Townsden. L. 7. Merwln Mr' ana
W. George H. Buckwith. J. Fairly Smith, Nit
and Mrs Charles Outgee. and Paul SchieN
Tho ladies at Paul Smiths Hotel and OF the
eamps about Upper and Lower ST. Regis Lakes are
preparing for fair. 10 be given 'or the dement, ..
The Adirondack Sanitarium. at Saranac Lake OF
-,,on mr. rrudeau Is chief. These New-York ladies
have the affair in charge: Mrs. A. P. Stokes. Mrs
Whitelaw Reid Mrs. c. P. Kellogg. Mrs. r. /"
Trudeau. Mrs. A. j. Mlbank. Mrs E. H. Faulkner
Mrs L. Bayard Smith. Miss Lille Walker ana
Mrs William W. McAlpn
Late arrivals from New-York include Mr.. and Mrs
IA Ferris Mrs W. Folsom. Miss Klots Miss
santel Mrs ". y. Morgan. Miss @. l.. Morgan
Lie Carrie f. Havens. Mrs. J. s. Ward. IT.. MT
MRS L. G.. Austin. a. c. Hail. II. NJ Hail. MISS
nm Mr. and Mrs. Richard Deeves. Mr.. and Mrs.
xD Dixon. Richard D. Morse. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
s,rap Mr. and Mrs John Goodwin, Miss l-arcy'
Shoes John Haydocx IT, Mrs. Julia Williams.
ysA Graham Harry A. Adler the Rev. r. Nard
Iemp Joseph r. Quinn, IT., Mr.. and Mrs II Kim
kHN Couse. J. X. ogden. Miss L. Sutro' Mrs'
s:holer Lewis II. Smith f. s. Miles, F. W. larorn
Joseph Farley r. NJ. Kenny. Mr. ana Mrs. D. II. -
yeKenbv Pliny Fish H. NJ. F. Bergman. J. CLIFTON
Edgar Mrs Edward l.. Lynch. Mrs. A {. stephens
Xx c. A. Conklin. II. G. Carter Mrs A. f. Schnee'
rr and Mrs S V V. Huntington. Mrs George W.
B Corliss Mrs J. J.. Jones Robert McNeey, Mr..
and Mrs G. Poggenburg. Miss Ella Poggennurs'
Mss Otie Poggenburg Robert NJ. Schaner' MISS
C. A. Jones Miss Lizzie Lyman. Mrs. s. W. Du-
ksm and DR.. c. r. Baldwin
The magnificent Childwold Park House has taken
ia ,i.o a ne woods. The
h,a and cottages are filled and numerous tents and
camps along the shores Of picturesque Lake Mas
nsspe are occupied. Among the late corners IRON
ssv-York are: Mr. and Mrs F. y. Doubleday Mel
% Smith, Miss Marion Smith. Miss Fessenden' a
Z Troescher Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Owen
Villain H. Owen IT, Miss owen Mr.. and MIS- T.
Kills, Mrs schnee Miss Ballou. MI and Mrs
"A Ferris George Thorne Hill. IT.. and Miss A T.
gabe Senators Hill and Murphy are expected
tNst August ~ for a few days hunting
Excursions from all parts Of the country 70 LAKE
rAat have been numerous OF late Wheh !" INA
eye Of the Adirondacks" the pleasure ana sign
rsksrs were entertained principally at the Crane
Yen House where splendid accommodations car
asays be obtained.
The annual midsummer races at Lake Placid wer
i'sature Of the week furnishing sport and excite
ssnt not only 20 the guests OF Placids Dig houses
VT 10 hundreds from abroad as well. Among IN
~y arrivals Of the week was Archbishop Corf'
80 New-YOrk. The Archbishop; VINO "f,o q q,
SSepAned by John H. spellman, the Key, Jane me
M..sitoly. V. c. the Rev. DR.. James H. McMaho q
~ ~ NE Very Rev Dr. ". Fardes was quar'eie" "
" hg and modern Mirror Lake House. ,,
No house IN the mountains has be en- gayeT durh
s ~. week than the Stevens House, delghtuIiy ~
Ne overlooking the Twin Lakes OF flacld an
sT ELL Card parties. hops and entertainments
- nns have been Of nightly occurrence 1870
,Vae o. the most pleasing features or the week wa
Entertainment by thirty children i0r th geo ori.e
ssgM The Tribune Fresh-Air Fund. over >V ", W
TazSed Mrs. 5. Vincent Mcfarland ana NIT
MAN ehapcroned the affair. - .o.,
ne Al Baldwins are: Mr.: ana MIS-; ,r al ~
~ Mrs. s Farnell. Mr.. and Mrs "a NJ "' No..
and Mrs. Melvin Mcdonald !. Smlth, NJ
sass b Mills. Mrs A. II. Fuller. Mr. ana MT
Ha* Patterson Mrs Wlnfried Peters = nol'' I
c. H. Mcdonald, Mrs. r. White Sanue, a =
sTp.ms Philip X. Williams. Mrs; a. X " sa,1,
h. Crane Mrs Harriet l.. Cudlip J. ~ ~ Da'i =
nate Halliday. A. L. Weldog, l., hosss' =
Ss Miss Vada McNie Ira a. WOODS,
MISS Jennette Markenler and l.. O. COIpGg,
l.-iork arrivals OF the week at the Mirror Lam
g. include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas heaThes
kMd Mrs S. f. Hawkins. Miss Mabel H. Iersoi
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