New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
GAYETY ON LAKE GEORGE.
COMIC OPERA THE PRINCIPAL DIVERSION
OF THE WEEK
A SUCCESSFUL PERFORMANCE or DOROTHY"
,,,,yx az THE LAKE HOUSE IAwN-OTHER
ENTERTAINMENTS SOME OF THE


w., corc. y V Aug (SpcciaD.-The first
,yaek Of August opens with an unusually large num-
be- ., social affairs as harbingers for the success
Of the rest of the month The principal occurrence
Of the week the presentation OF the comic
orera dorothy" which given on the Lake
House lawn Wednesday and THURSDAY even
inc. The beautiful lawn OF the Lake House
forms an admirable amphithoatre while the stage,
built near the waters edge. and with oacN-
ground of tall pines and frs presented "A spectacle
that was picturesque and natural MISS Morton
as Dorothy was In fine trim and captured the
audience at the beginning by her graceful act
ing Miss Hollins, who also had 4 leading part
was successful in her songs and received much
onnIause The audience large and enthusiasts
tIc and In spite OF the low temperature stayed to
the end OF the opera, and expressed SATISFACTION
with the performance. Large parties came from tho
Sycamore the Marion House. the Hundred Island
House and all the large hotels along the lake. so
that the pier OF the Lake House presented an I'M
usually brilliant appearance. crowded as IL was
with launches and steam yachts
But Lake George has had several other attractions
TO enliven the days. On Tuesday an oId-iashiohed
country circus visited Caldwell. and gave many
city people an opportunity for enjoyment. large
party from Cambridge chaperoned ny MIS-. 'haries
j. Carew. attended the afternoon performance.
on the same afternoon n number Of parties from
the Lake House and Fort William Henry went to
Glea's Falls to attend buffalo Biirs" show, re-
turning by moonlight.
on Friday afternoon a tally-ho coach carried
crowd OF East Side people to Glens Falls to ENJOY
the county fair and races. Musical instruments OF
new, and startling tones oniivcned the way home
by moonlight ard disturbed the slumoers OF dwell
ers along the road. In the party were MI ana Mts
Charles J. Carcw. the Misses Carew, MI ana MIS-
Isaac McNary, Miss McNary. j. q. Burcheii. MISS
nurche. Malcolm Douglas. Kenneth Douglas Dun
can Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Russell I. H.
Luke ana Miss Olive Edwards.
What might have been serious accident was
averted on Sunday afternoon by one OF the guests
at Crosbyside. In squat OF wind small SAL
House capsizcf David singer. Of New-York who
saw the accident Immediately pui OUT IN a row s
boat and rescued the men. who were c"nslhs 10 the
The mop given last Saturday night at the Hundred
Island House wa the most brilliant arair oi the
season this part Of tho lake. An orchestra from
Albany came up for the OCCASION ana many su,s,s
from Pearl Point the Marion House ana NcnncHh"
enjoyed the dance on the waNed moor OF the ne"
Francs p Rogers gave stag party on Tuesday
evening TO twelve OF tho Lake House guests
family at the Bureigh cottage. on the East SIDE:
Among the arrivals OF the week are the following
H.ldbcre ". l. sackct,. Mrs + b Caldwell. Harold
Caldwell Edward Niliigan, +, = hl@eH. g. ~
and Mrs H. Branch. Albert sengiran. u Frank
Kendig Mr. and Mrs. a. u. Pouch ana their family
fl' A an McC;raw Mr. ard Mrs. Gilman Perkins Mrs
William ) Nichols. Mrs Harvey Fiske Miss Bertha
s1'ke i,r T. lbsn F c5sr Dr. Frederick h0'" u"
Lake ionsc-Mr. and Mrs George 9 WOLF. F D.
Rowland. Mr. and Mrs j. H. " hie. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. y. White. Mrs II. y. SHERWOOD. MIS-. Ncye.A
/ n, Rowland John 4 cole. Charles McC1.lrm
G W Raner r G. North. carl J Hoffman. Thorn
a x Kniel. A. * Dudley. Miss E;he - kendrick
W Hodges. Arthur II. Hodges, Edgar Hodges
j. Arnold Mrs VI D"FOrest Mrs Il r Noir. VI
and Mrs. + D. hrcen. L. HOPKINS. + 4. LIB
Chatillon. Mr. ana MTs II. H. ShAnkl". Mr. ani Mrs
J. " Heier, Mr.. AMI Mrs. ". -. Ho~"fs, Joseph
McGey. William T.. Flood Robert Farrell. \. J.
Juasan. Nj. AM Mrs r. y EsiabTc1k
crosby siie-Marshan Darrach. Josiah Van Vrack
cn. 5 +. Penyon. Miss Maud Picbt. ~ G ahnson
Mrs :. g. schwartz. Miss Schwsttz samuel
schwartz Mr.. and Mrs julius : hoffman. Nh
Belle '. Schottman. Miss Cohen. ia, 90 Schoitman
i Banock iona : Kencr. " Inch Miss Anna
MontH. H. g. King. Mr. and Mr.. John iiiichlns
G. II Luke Elias L. Cocks. Townssnd Cooks
Hulett's Landing Mrs C. \. spence. Sir ans Nrs
william y. Lloyd. H. J Rogers Miss Lillian I"scr-
Mr.. and Mis .. j. saul Frederick Carrier. Mrs
W J. Hun and her family Miss \. II Robinson
Mr.. and Mrs f. L. WING and their family. Mr.. and
Island Harbor-Nir. and Mrs W y Chaplin Miss
Chaplin. Mr. and Mrs. ". \ Hriigsman and taelr
family Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newman. Charles
Newman. John H. Christopher. Robert u. Chfi.to-
pher. Willard j. chris,ophcr Albert G. Chiffon. As
thur ". Roberts n N-w-Yor
Rogers Rock-Wlam Bonner Mr.. and Mrs o ~
Frasier MIR and Mrs. William ohl'y and their fam
ily Mr.. and Mrs y. l. Young hni 'a'.r family. Nh.
md Mrs. VI. Curtis Mr. and Mr.. Hillary Ron Mr.
and Mrs VI. VI. Blllings, Mr.. and Mrs j. II Little.
Mss Emma y. Wilcox. Miss \. T. Hammond
Marion House-H f.. Toussaint. Miss Emoiio Stcr-
ling Mrs. j : Lihbey. Miss l.bbey. Miss Van De
vcnier. Mr. and Mrs. C. n. Bailey. Mrs. Pcterkn.
Mrs benjamin s Sylvester. Mr. and Mrs. John
Ross. Olive Edwards.