New-York tribune., 1895-07-14
THE WEEK At LAKE GEORGE.
THE CIRCUS AND INDIAN ENCAMPMENT
WELL PATRONIZED.

THE CIRCUS AND INDIAN ENCAMPMENT
WELL PATRONIZED.
IMPROVEMENTS ON THE HUNDRED ISLAND HOUSE
THE YOUNG MAN WHO DANCES A RARA
AvIs-HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Lake George. July 1s (specaD.-The weather dur
ing the last week has been capricious enough 10
satisfy the most ardent lover OF variety. and to
offer tempting topics Of conversation to those whose
repertory OF subjects is limited. A taste Of hot
weather early in the week made hotel people sigh
for a change and next morning noses were blue,
hands numb and cracking wood 1res the most
attractive place to be found.
The week has been busy with quiet amusements
Nothing in the way of entertainments has been
loud or boisterous with the exception Of the circus,
which made its annual visit here on Wednesday
and gathered in a harvest OF 60-cent pieces from
the hotel folk.
The regular cottagers have nearly all returned
now and have opened their houses for the re-
mainder Of the season.
Captain and Mrs. John j. Phelps brought UP
party OF young people in their handsome drag from
Englewood New-Jersey, and are at their cottage on
the east shore.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lyon and family have re-
turned to their pretty Garden Cottage
Mr. n. H. Bishop has opened his attractive home.
Canoe Cottage. and will entertain many OF his
friends there.
Dr. Hamilton wier Of New-York. with his family.
is settled at Glover Cottage. near Crosbyside.
On the west shore. also. all the cottages are
bright with life and animation. Mr.. II. T. McConn
and family again living in their pretty Marie
Cottage. Miss Emile r. Keogh Is guest OF Mrs.
McConn for the summer. DR.. ID. s. Sanford. or
New-York the president OF the Lake George AS
sembly Is occupying his lovely cottage on Long
Island. Among the other New-York cottagers here
for the Mr.. b. II. Moore, Mrs Flora
Terry DR.. William A. Brown, Mr.. T. =. Ferguson.
Mrs. John Moore. the Rev. George d. Huist. cap
tain d. S. Dennison. Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Mead. Mr..
George William Warren Dr. Deavan Bloodgood.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Orr. Dr. d. H. Kennedy
Dr. D. T. Gabson. Mr. Walter Price. II. II. Hayden
and family Mr.. and Mrs. Millard F. Smith Dr. H.
S. C. Wells and family and f. b. Warren and
family.
The Indian encampment Caldwell is one OF
the points OF interest the summer visitor Here
the red man. with Of the red faded out and
without his feathers and tomahawk, offers for sale
his pretty baskets and canoes. and gives the oD-
server an object lesson in the change wrought by
education in the original possessor of the SOIL
The hotel friends Of Mrs. A. II. RUSSELL the wife
OF Manager Russell gave her charming surprise
on Saturday evening on the event Of her wedding
anniversary. Special music was engaged for the
evening" and dancing formed the feature OF the
entertainment. after which supper was served.
The Hundred Island House has undergone COM
plete change, outwardly interiory and In the per-
sonnel Of Its management Purchased last fall by
Mr. John B. Knapp. OF New-York. the old house
has been literally made over. and now belongs to
the list of frst-class houses. whose numbers arc
increasing every year new pier has been @ built
ago such a distressing accident The dock mas been
enged 5sSs sGwnf sn afy While
the house the whole plan has been changed ana
furniture OF the colonial style substituted for the
ola
Henry He E. Nichols. for many years connected with
The Fort William Henry expects the season to
open fully on July l5 yet Sos generous snars OF
ss snes Of e here
young man Of social nature: dancing man Is ,, a
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clated. Let him come to Lake George. ana ne VIII
Among the arrivals Of last week the follow
MTs sg:s Aa. pe Ms Frsa Ss"s a
Mr. and Mrs John Hitchinsi Thomas M 3 Retfna e1 Wrs
wsm vi Al T!ci knisn Hs. Annf bSf s%%
PricSets. Fl % Warren 1 IaTricks. VI IL Arnold; Mt ana
Mrs. L. L. Dean Miss Isabella Dean Miss Rltte Ri,r
ham MIR. and Mrs. G. E.. Adams; the Misses
Adams. H. G. King L T. Russell p Nj, Ms and y Mrs. s
6ulam e. FL Mason K NJ mr. caIum, n ' Mrs e Xandereook
Miss Berthe vandercook C. lie Roy vandercook ,,c
.' Mr.. and Mrs W. z. Collins. Admiral Isaac r.
McNaTy and family Dns wIsb, 5alSwn fra Helsse
Thomas Clayton Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Mis- !SSH T6H
Adams Adams and Mis-. Bessie Adams: Of New;YoTk
Lake House-Roger b: Whiteman. IL schur,z
Fergus, Mr. and Mrs. William Haskell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ghs.e ME sss faF7S e %
swayze j. Scott jerks. A. Deene. Mr.. and Mrs
ssSfSs ssS El. MfE% # r. u wa%s MISS \ a n
Ellsworth. Eugene Ellsworth. J. Ward smith VIII
lam Johnson Ms + Godeaa a. e Ms & ana
Stevens. jr. Mr.. and Mrs. u. westeryelt; Miss
Joseph Cohen Mr. Msoaesn sGS M5s o f. r. cSSR
Il T.. Hail. Hail Jersey City; c. r. cetiim and J. A
'fSoit Fort William " liam Menry-A A. Thompson. James
Kaftes. MI and Mrs: William Rlekerson and SON
Mr; and Mrs s c Reed f. WOODS s,,aIa, Mam%9nd %rs
Fss FFa9s RsaId s1e{d s. s ross H'
MsnaSTs and Mrs Mchei MT a"9 we ME' Mr and =
Collins Max Yankenner F. Engel: +; Ia sx,n ~ m' n1
sd Mr. and M,s MTS A1ns e. aaa q aIa Mns
and Mrs E. l. Hopkins Of Brooklyn; GohI NJ W,is1d and
rs Johnson Ma W. Mr. SG"" sDd Mrs. B. " Harrison B. v
Harrison william HarrsOSp %r, Of YSnsf'' 9osn
KpsDP and Ns%s ts%y MI Massf asd Ds 3an n
Keech and famy Mrs and ~ r. 5s John Geary ane
SGri The Marion House-Mrs; R; B. Johnson, Miss G. D
Mssss MMGnss0%csh1s; chs;ove re's RlcSard baxter and family
Major C. A. Walker. A. Montgomery. Jr., Mrs.
william GRAY JOhn d GIay ans Mrs chaes
Burr and family Miss Pilmmer. Mrs: c; Schwab:
Robert Jarman and Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Bailey OF
Brooklyn.