New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
r,,r rxD OF TIE SEASON STILL AFFAIR
OFF
VISITORS TO TIE WILDERNESS FFoi-oN' '"i''''
STAY TO ENJOY THE HUNTING AND TIE
eO-,ar DIVERSIONS.
SOCIAL DIVERSIONS.

~, ,or,v.o6d houses in the Wilderness are APP
rarcn;ly as lively as they were month as "'r
20 ana ~ The season is stn afar Off. Adirondack
landlords are all jubiient and hopeiui 'ha' '"' ~
,ember record will break all previous o" so,
A. Lake Placid the great throng has no. d.
-, 80 move bomeward a remarkable thihs 10,
~, doueh,sul resort OF course, the BACKBONE %
,he season IS broken. but whoever near" " =,
Placid resorts being crowded on inc "'' ~,
september? This is certainly peas'.s
frture prosperity for the Killarney OF
poo, races and boat parades have been ie".uie
ho"' '"N H. placid The McAdam boys
- ., indigo David McAdam. of Ne"-io'"'
winners in a boat race on Wednesday '"eN ~
had but short time before suffered ue.,~ Of
wolk around Mirror Lake, by MI "o'"'''
New-York, on 80 wager ,,oo,,rn at
So,oa ~ tne recent arrivals from brooh'" a.
Yake Placid include Mr. and MIS- no""'u 49,
- r,orenre Lee. Miss Louise Lee, Mr. ana VIZ
c., pavmonde STREET, Mr. ana MIS-. 'd'"eS
wnii,ms Miss Williams and MISS FRANCES
Williams l.. ou known in
Mr. and Mrs Henry Parish, jT wen h"o"' :"
Nav.york society. are at the Grahd WV ,o
General Joseph Cakes, United states A,"s ,ho
ms here with his wife and daughter a. W.
wa '' lie Saranac Lake for the rest OF the
Berkeley House. odlaA@O ~
season. prs "a here to
Colonel Michael lie Plant. OF PARIS 10 tho
-, &c lef, Of the season During the
Franco German war he was on the s'"'i u
MacMahon GOOD Wow last
Saturday evening was successl"i' 90 o
and was thoroughly enjoyable ...o
The recent boat parade was mover ie"'"''
Moro than fifty boats were decorated anu "'''''
beautiful and original designs were 'ne -
tho enthusiastic efforts of the guests i"e ~
prown of New-York. won the first prize up'" Z"
close ballot. and Miss hlhloa'i Va
second. . ro.ort,v
The ladies OF the Lake Placid houses ieVs
gave german "all by themselves ana pr
affair II was held IN the Darors OF 'he h"s''
mont Among the young women VINO danceu W.
tho Misses Iarned Wayden, Johnson Hencke"
Merchant Tent. Vredenburg, Touissah'' fle'ue'
WHITE Colgate Smith Clark. Lockwood CleNe-
land. Dillingham; e. p. Clarke. Lena OHM nam, "a
Wilson Button Bunnen, Townley, hehharu anu y
Wayde. - ,,,so
Some of the late corners at the DIG o'eEe"' 80
are Miss Julia c. Hickey. Miss n }. Garre'tsoh'
n. and Mrs " F. Kimball. T. c. stevens MIS-
r C. stevens Theodore F. Baylor. W. A. + lem
,,gs Mrs Flemings of New-York; Mr.. ana -N's
John MacDermott, Of Brooklyn
CHILDWOLD.
Some Of ;he late arrivals at the Hotel Chliu"o'u'
Childwod Park. Miss Lundy' MIS- l.u,"S'
Mrs Thomas D. Robinson Miss ROBINSON "iiI'""
l.. Rich Frank Lincoln, Thomas r. Shd"' M'S
Thomas f. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs A. e. Sin''h' "s'
G y Williams. Franklin W. Moulton' Mrs. j. u
Rarrows a. b. Barrows Miss |. 7. HILL MISS T.
Viola Hin. T. Henry Randon. John c. Agar MIS-
J. II Alexander George f. Heydt. Miss Nhi'ainh'
all OF New-York
4 mink tea was given by Miss Mabel La We on
Tuesday evening. Among those VINO a.''" ,,'.a
were Miss Fuller Miss Helen A. Ludington' MISS
Morgan. Miss Mallon. Miss Jane Steoons ana
Messrs Farie Smith and G. La Vie
At Saranac Lake village the hotels are sun 'aNeu
to their utmost and the Riverside and Berkeley are
enjoying their best season
Dr. Frank Irving Disbrow, of New-NorK IS win
Mrs plshrow enjoying cottage life here
Prominent among the late corners at Riverside
Inn are the following New-Yorkers: +. a. Happy
Mrs Marie Wiese. r. c. Pollock. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles shirley. Mr. and Mrs, IL Fl knsMN', M and
Mrs Herman CLARK. Mr.. and Mrs. Charies ~
Mason Miss Abbs Mason Miss Clara Mason las Misses c
o'Bcrnc L. NJ. cowles ormund Hayes ana waiter
Nc%,Y York arrivals during the week a, The Bers;
eey INCLUDE: NJ and Mrs A. L. Smi,h' Fae AM
r. +. Pagan Mr.. ana Mrs. John Mcnermott. G. r.
nnsman Nrs Ms TWss sr,oH MIS- Mr r nmd MTs
" j Mercc. d. J. quinn. p. r Keyes. NJ and
Mr.. W9m rrosi M1 s. X f. Miss F. HSrd
D. A. Whittock. Nh and Mrs A. W Halsey vii
lam W T. Johnson. l.. Karge, r j. Ford and 5 W.
Wolf. '''''''''
ALGONQUIN.
The Algonquin still continues to be crowded and
the old saying the more the merrier.' seems to
hunting parties frequent.
TWO large dinner parties were given on Monday
at one of which were several New fork people
who are guests Of 'a9 Mrs H2e Abe Miss
Peele: Miss l. Peele Miss G. Harkins' Mrs. {. G.
New-York arrivals: w. c. Van Nlet, J. Z.
Fancy, Mrs. J. f. Fancy, Montague Howard H.
r. Reed Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Wentz. James McClay.
J. +. Berry, John H., Eggars Mrs George " Col
yer. T. J. Drummond. Miss Robbins John Z Con-
Vile and Mrs. j. Cousins.
,,pEpcANn
Social life at the Ampersand is ever interest
Ing and attractive. Germans. teas tennis Journeys
and ball games frequent.
The bail game of Monday which played at
the Ampersand between the Plattsburg nine and
the Ampersand was the best OF the season and
when the game was called account Of darkness
al the eleventh inning the score stood TO G..
Thursday special train carried the Ampersand
nine to Plattsburg where the Ampersand won .
The weeks arrivals from New-York: Arthur w
Francis, Miss H. w. Lord, the Misses Babcock,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert {. Blackman. Mr. and Mrs.
Mercer. Joseph F. sinnott. GustaVe Remak' jr-.
Mrs; Gustave Remak. John Clute, Mrs. J; II. stod-
dard. Mrs James Sample, Mrs George Cooper !.
G. Gooper Mrs F. g. Carton. Mr. A. Jackson l W.,i p
taker and Mr. and Mrs c. Percival.
NJ A9drew Miller. Of Nsw-York. with II party
with three magnificent bucks and two fine does
CASCADE LAKE HOUSE.
Never before in the annals of the Cascade Lake
House have there been recorded many jolly
social incidents as there were last week. ON Tues
day evening a dinner party was given by w D..
Walkley, Of Brooklyn and James ID. Greene, Of
Philadelphia. on the following Friday evening the
young people had a banquet. The annual hop
was held Saturday evening, and was extreme
~ gay occasion. The Jelke boys last night gave d
Jolly cornroast at Camp Wilfred. Their camp. so
Appropriately named from their own names, VIII
and Fred, is at the lower end Of the Upper Cas-
cade Lake.
The season here is long one and will last until
October. At least Many hunting parties are al
ready contemplated. and lively September IS
looked for. The trout fishing has never been eX-
ceed and all regrct the close Of the trout season.
which is September l.
RALPH IN THE ADIRONDACKS.
Lyon Mountain y. Y. Aug 81 (SpecaD.-ln spite
Of the somewhat Indictment weather things at