New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
X EENE VALLEY.

teer Life Saving Corps is guest OF the Algonquin,
mountain resorts.
KEENE VALLEY
Keene Valley was never so lively as at present.
There is hardly vacant cottage in the entire
beautiful region and the big houses-St Hubers
Inn and the Adirondack House-are taxed to their
utmost capacity.
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Warren and their party
guests Of st. Huberts Inn this week.
The cottages ST. Hubert's Inn nearly all
occupied. Here OF the late corners: Mrs.
p NJ. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Lex. Mr.. and
Mrs George TEACHER jr. George Thaeher ;, Mrs.
iiapes Mrs D. l. E s.H stanley Bright Nj
Bette. Mr.. and Mrs. William T. IIaston Isaac II.
Gsry IT. Mr Isaac II Ta SIR Mrs Mr. ana Mrs
mans the Misses Mss iroM@. caiwsh. Mis-,
Norris. Benjamin H. Sumner, Miss Orvie sumner
CHILDWOLD PARK
Senator David b. Hill Will be guest OF the
Hotel Chdwod early In August. He will find upon
his arrival 800 guests in hotel and cottages This
| beautiful house. set In one Of the finest forest
domains in the world. Is entertaining the
largest number 1t ever entertained in July.
Tennis Is a prominent feature and tournament
is being arranged. The date Is not yet fixed. but
1t will probably be held about August 10. Robert
ID. Wrenn. of Boston, has promised 10 be present
The lates, arrivals include Mrs: Henry Rosener.
and Mrs. George H. Hughes Miss Hughes; b.
stockwell Miss Gertrude f. s;ockwell. Miss Kertha
% ams H Mrs C. soWs Miss Minnie sc%c
f. f. Sowell. Harley J." Stowell James + Scott.
V Vrn R. Es,eyai T sefani Horace NJ Goates Miss
Coates. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Sprague and Dr.
CASCADE LAKE.
| Corners of the week at the Cascade Lake House
spu
Gordon. Miss J. A. Ward. J. e sherman. Mr. and
| Mrs G. NJ Sherman Miss A. Folsom. Miss NJ. c.
| Jackson. F. II. Iapsley. Dr. A. w. Henekel. j. =
Archer DR.. c. Z. Bean. Miss Daisy Stiliman. Mr.
s Mss MIS- M b. Anderson ,'''s Miss wsns Mrs F w.
| Watkins Miss Ida f. Thesis Emil Fiess. Clarence
| Coley and X. Lucke.
sARANAC LAKE
Arrivals from New-York Riverside Inn dur
ing the week just closed include Mr.. and Mrs J."
A. Martin Mrs. l.. Decker. Miss Crofts. Miss Alice
Giazier. George A. Potter. F. q. Hamon. ~ S liv-
ingston, Pearce Giles +. W. Lockerby. e. h. Pm
ellie. Henry S. Moses. Joseph J. Rosenmeyer. e. W.
Lambert. w. II. Smith, ID. IL. johnson. NJ '.
Taylor Charles Rim. j. L. Sawyer. Miss Sawyer.
d. A. Declare. Isaac f. Bradley, Benjamin Day
ton E. Kauble. V. l.. Ossman, d; Graham; j. IL
stapleon Pollock j. php Miss Mr. s and
Z 'y'A 5. ' lockwood Miss xllis Hayes; Mrs cST'ss
H2.nsy NJ Fa ssa N Long 81 ana Nf
F FIanR N Hsshson M ru' Films sffss
Man Man Bessie & a S Il Hoopss and Miss
NewYoTk sryals at the pd 6sTseay Hs,Sh
! 5' P Welch 81 J. HckoK; Miss Hskok T !.
Mr. and d Mrs j. r. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs l.. F.
Davis Miss Anna Bradley N,di James A. Mcp ssss
Frederick W. Walcott. Mrs. Philip Carlin r. "
Derby. Il. p Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ starks
ana w. w. Wofgang.
PROSPECT HOUSE
The Prospect House bids fair 10 surpass the rec
ord OF any OF It's previous seasons One OF the new
and pleasing features this season will be the bath
ing fine beach has been prepared near the no
tel The fishing in the Blue Noun ain Lake Is IN"
this year. and many large strings OF hsh gro
brought in daily by the guests. The daily excur-
s,ons upon the steamers plying upon this and con-
Meeting lakes are a pleasant feature OF the summer
life here Among the recent guess M Sursols Nj
and Mrs p Peck n II Morgan N. o Mr N ena H
EbIZABETHTOwN Is AS POPULAR AS EVER
Elizabethtown. ~ ". July 20 (speclaD-A few
wears ago when the Chateaugay Railroad was ex-
tended from Loon Lake to Saranac Lake. only ten
miles from Lake Placid. many people said mat
Elizabethtown had seen its best days as summer
resort. This opinion was based on the fact mat
Elizabethtown (only eight miles from Westnort, on
| the Delaware and Hudson Railroad. and Lake
| Champain) had been OF the leading gateways
to the Adirondacks. and large portion OF inc
| tourists bound for Keene Valley. Cascade Lakes
| Lake Placid. Ray Brook. Upper and Lower saranac
Lakes Paul Smiths and other celebrated points
found this the natural route to their destinations
| With much OF this travel diverted TO the new rail-
road II was thought that Elizabethown would 10 "a
considerable extent be left out In the cod but the
beautiful little mountain village possessed too many
| charms peculiar to itself to be sde-,racked. and
| haCt haVa all In
| creased year after year Tho dryness and purity
OF the air. the absolute purity OF the water. the
| magnificent mountain Views. ana the numerous
charming drives over the best OF country roads
| render this one OF the most delightful OF Adiron
| dack resorts.
| The Windsor Hotel the largest In tho place. was
built by It's present and proprietor. Orlando
/ Kellogg. and is already comfortably hlcd with IA
| select party OF guests from New-fork. Brookiyn.
| Philadelphia and other places among whom are
| noticed many familiar faces OF previous seasons
Mr. Kellogg has recently purchased an elegant four
horse brake which is finely equipped, and leaves the
Windsor twice earn aay or pe@ saa
The Mansion House, now In It's hr'i season under h
for for Years been popular family resort. and the
present summer's business compares more than
H 4Ss ES hn InS S' pTopr,c
Of ' ana o asf aT.' sp s@s
the soGr and ,S %ndsSr OF ss Mr. and
Merry Thomas d e. Miss 'e "S M
Mss'' Mr. w sSG Ms Ana Mi %a" @
-" rreeiand' Mrs W. -. Lae, Mrs y. W.
Rboarne, and Mrs THOMAS YAH Ii Mr. Ard A.,
nd Mrs William Ferguson, Mrs Thomas Hume.
Miss Hume M and Mrs W. nsee NM Miss S GTdss
| Hadley. Miss NJ. X. Hadley and Mrs. James suy-
| dam. Of NewYork -, -,
| The following among the guests at the Man
| sion House: Mrs. James Miller Miss Ida Miller.
| Miss Ida f. Ogden. H. +. Miller ADDISON w. Balrd
| Miss Baird Mr. and Mrs Tuthil. Professor ana
| Mrs G. b. Newcomb. Harry Carpenter. Mrs. Barker
Place Miss Marian Place NJ L. stout. MIS-; ; S,. A.
| dickinson. Miss Helen Dickinson. MT ana MIS-
| IT. II. Nook. Mrs. A. Is. Marks. Mrs w. H. Helsser
and Miss Jeanne Heisser, OF New-fork
MANY YOUNG PEOPLE AT RALPH's.