New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-28
MIDSUMMER ON LAKEGECRGE
A SUNDAY MAIL SERVICE TO BE STARTED
TO-DAY.
COLLEGE GIRLS CAMPING oUT-soCIETY AMONG
THE CoTTAGERs - NEWCOMERS AT

THE CoTTAGERs NEWCOMERS AT
THE HOTELS.
Lake George. July q (SpeciaD.-The last week
has been unusually gay for July. and the .ndica-
tons are that August will bring larger crowd Of
people to the lake than has been here In score Of
years. Not for a long time have so many cottages
been occupied. and never have the hotels been so
full at this time OF the
Lake George residents rejoicing over the an
nouncement that Sunday mail delivery will begin
Tomorrow A special launch will be secured to
carry the mail down the lake. Heretofore this year
only the Sunday papers have been brought here
and general complaints made that no letters
could he had
Nearly every day this week the lake has been
visited by large excursion parties from Saratoga.
Albany and distant points The visitors usu-
ally make the trip of the lake in one Of the regu
lar boats else ascend the mountain TO enjoy the
view from the summit.
Thursday. St Jamess Day. was observed by
special service at ST. Jamess Church. when the
rector the Rev. James Armstrong. preached an
appropriate sermon. In the afternoon an excursion
on the lake given. the guests of honor being
the choir OF the Protestant Episcopal Church at
Glens Falls.
Dr Edward Eggeston. the novelist. Is again at
Joshua's Rock. and Is hale and hearty as he was
twenty years ago. No guest is more welcome at
the delightful informal that feature
writer who has cottage on Lake George is
Joseph Cooke, OF Boston. This summer. however.
Mr. Cooke is abroad. but Mrs. Cooke occupies the
cottage and entertains her friends most charmlngy.
Mrs Matthew Wilson. the widow Of the portrait
painter has her guest Miss Hopkins, Of the staff
OF The Century Magazine"
recent addition to the cottage population Ia
william H. Hoos. who has bought the Landfar
farm Just west OF Hlllvicw Mrs Hoos had de-
llehtful musical last week. which gave many
guests an opportunity TO admire the artistic house
OF the hostess.
The Rev Or Tu,,le OF New York who has for
50 many years been closely Identified with Lake
George - occupying his cottage again. but on ac-
count Of ill-health is Obliged 10 abstain from much
social gayety Many Of the islands that gem the
lake are now occupied with camping parties. one OF
these Is the abode OF party OF college girls six
in number. OF whom Is chaperon. not long mar
rlel These young women lead the most independent
lie imaginable and their tent is OF the most at
irlciive places TO be found hereabouts. Men are
not tahooed but these girls do no, Ind time hang
heavily on their hands. even II the men DO not hap
rsn 20 row over in the afternoon which does not
occur often The music Of the banjo mandolin and
guitar IS heard from this island home. and the gay
Dag bears the college colors
The hotel arrivals Of the week include the follow
ing from New-York: Fort william lienry-S. NJ
Marson Mr. and Mrs l.. H. Teiman. Mr.. ana
Mrs T. Widenbach. Judge Edward w. Patterson
Mss r. q Moran. J. " Moran. Mrs. J. NJ Clarke
Y " clarke II g Rcrgmann. James l. Prindle
vr and Mrs George W Case. Scion r. Case
Frederick Clarkson x Hicks. Mr. and Mrs Charles
k,tz.nhurrer Perclyal J. White. Miss W. BUT
man Henry -. Pullman Miss r. 9. King j. -
shiprnan Mr. and Mrs ". 6. Besson. James a
singer Mr. and Mrs George +. Lephard. j. II
Mccormick l. Bros. Bross. Mr.. and Mrs G. T.
uendrickson r Bresiin. ". \. Kane. Henry C.
Moore stewart Har'shorn. Mr.. and Mr- George e.
Newell Edward " Robbins. Mr.. AMI Mrs n >
ravshangrcn. George l. 'r0oke. Mr. ana MIS- D.
Sweeney Mr. ana NJ John Newell. MS II y
krchns Mr. AMI Mrs. william Jasper. Mr. ana
Mr., - swinh.fs. william y Foley. Frederick J
Foster william y Elcox George g. faddo" o. T.
rhirb.r W T. Marsh Mrs : ielsner. Gouverneur
4 smith NJ AMI Mr.. l. ". seaman IT., ana
family Mrs /. " Scott Mrs H. y S'sl'n' - H.
cross. MIS- Resale Moses. Miss Susanna Moses
and Mr. and Mrs II +. stevens.
Lake Housc-E A. Kycr Miss Louise Raymond
Mrs ] II Rurnham. Henry : Burnham \ ~
shaw. Il n Horncs. MIS- 4 5. Hobbs. &. NJ
roq,er + NJ Hoffman William :. Marsh. J'hh
perger. Mr AMI Mrs r.. l.. Potter. Mr. ana Mrs
Theodore Concord ana family Mr ana Mr.. /. n
Grlnod Il T. Banks. Mr.. and MIS- j. smith
sir ami Mr. L. H. Holman. M-s t,,,'' isdem H.
wendell. George f. Barber. f.,cner i,'Wrf ,
Mr ana Mrs l.. Bciknap. +. VI WIZ r., =. r'y w
' nrn = 4, %oyes. T. c. McCarter. Miss Anna ".
cooke. Miss Lena kuch'+ l'r anl MI, !. T" v,s
warren r nsr.- wreh, r = Co"r-on. samuel
9"ns, f"" 1rfc.rrk s White. Mrs MARE Lett
M Mr.. J + iiio~i"od. MT AMI " r I' ,,,.-
NJ cT,ser eors" + G Grs%,r MI Mr snA Mfs H.
" s,, N,p' a : n,yics g = NORMAN : ".
wrirht Mr ami Mrs / - Bossc. \. wltcman.
Erea q , Mc'"e''i; H spen s" Mr. r srcneer
Ernesilnc Fowler. Miss II. NJ oc'ure MISS Mare
p.lur, and John Il, OCluFV.
crosby I'D, ~Mr and Mrs John Bysrs WHEN NJ
NJ Kobbin- l. stevens. Mr. ard Mrs f. H. ,, StrAns'
Mis- nanche S'rans +; l., MhI H., {msI Tnm,el,s
eal family Justin ssnner' Hqa t ia%%y s5 WSijy
T. Rsmns5on Mrs S,G,. s snnaP n N, II ',ook
f Fgcl ! 5 clat S' j. D. Brian Mr and Mrs. Fred
Davis. Miss Mauie Davis. Mss Nay Patttn n., W.
,"a Vrs F. - Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. g. East
burn and Miss Margaret Eastburn. =, 49,. n,o,,.
Ine T TF@t9 y r s%s airs Mcpa"e3 I i
JUICE Ms Tasol9rc ew' <s Mr. ind u Mrs george e.
Baxtcr. Miss clara Baxter; MI and Mrs. r 4.
barton Mr and Mrs NJ H M1s Miss E r. M
Mr. and Mrs g. " Bmchc. Miss clara Helps.
Charles H. Hobbs e lI,''s ~ :! and Mrs. H. g.
Tobey. C. O. Patterson and Mr. and Mrs 'har'es
d g"f G Mag'a Aaa S"'' M cssrss jST
R RSss M William pl'Ii"I Ross Mr and Mrs W \ Por
Ter Mrs S + Riley. Miss Anna G. Riley Mr ana
Mrs Jesse Watson Jesse Watson. r.. Mr. ana ME-
9. II. Farley Miss Pctsrkin and Mr. Benjamin f.
pearl Point-Miss NJ Galloway Miss Fly l.andy.
T. r. Wenzcl W j. Merrel. John }. Power MISS
Mabel Reynolds, Miss Helen Reynolds ,'us'ayuS D.
imian. George b. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs J. J.; spur
~ Kattski1 Bay-Dr. and Mrs. a. Zeh. Mr and Mrs
G. ~ Fowler and family, Mr. and Mrs r. NIX IL
- Ha' II Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. T. = Cole Mr. and
Mrs H. A. Hall Mr.; and Mrs +; ~ bo nT Wra
D. 4 Willis Franklin Barnes ,r Mr.. a ana Mrs Mrs.
" n Corning Dudley Corning. Charles Hodges
Mrs H. H. Howard. Mrs F. A v sIark Eaw mrliah'
t.ovcrlcy and Mr. and Mrs W. y. Garland
ar prrDnS ylEE