New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
ruRONGs OF PLEASURES SEEKERS AND
THEIR DOINGS.

HOTELS REPORT HIGHLY PROSPEROUS SEA
soy-rHE JOHNSON ISLAND CHAPEL OPENED.
Adirondack Mountains " Y. July 20 (SpeciaD.-
There are at least 30 per cent more people here now
than at the same time in previous years. and the
number OF distinguished guests Is correspondingly
large. - ao.~o ,yr
The upper Saranac Lake region is prosperous to
an extent that 1t never was before The hotels are
comfortably filled. and every cottage and camp on
the entire lake is occupied
The Johnson Island Chapel opened for the
season last Sunday. The beautiful little edihce was
.r filled and the Rev. r. G. Mccarthy gave an
eoouent discourse. Mrs. Morton and Miss Morton
we're among those present Governor Morton VIII
arrive at Rustic Lodge to-day or tomorrow TO
.pend several weeks with his family there
Caroline Washburn lockwood Is guest or the
Hotel Wawbeek Mrs. lockwood will remain dur
ing the entire season
saranac Inn. by many called the most dehghtiuhy
.ruated Of mountain hosteres. and managed by
n W. Riddle and J. Ben" Hart, is even more
rrosperous than usual. and entertaining many peo-
nile Among the recent arrivals are Mr. ana Mrs. D..
sumner Rogers. Master Fred Rogers Max Rock
xeu F. c. Aud. Colonel J. Wesley Jones. W. De
Haven Jones Mrs. Alfred Tucker, Mrs. Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs William c. Hill, W. D. Chandler, rNrs.
benedict Mr. and Mrs. A. Vandervecr. Garrett van
derveer. A. Vanderveer. jr Miss kittie NanderVeer'
L.. III,
lynch John r. Thayer. Mrs. Charles Cambria. H.
q Spencer Miss Mary Spencer Miss Bessie Spen-
GER Miss Diederich, Joseph Ano. hr. ana MRS. j..
Schilnser, Otto Schullinger. Mrs. r. SchulIinser'
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Spann. Misses Anna ana Louise
snann Mr. and Mrs John Stafford. John STAFFORD.
IT, c. J. Leigh. the Misses Leigh. A c. GREENWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Bayard Mr. and Mrs r..
T. R,nk,e Miss Belle Carroll. d. Runkle. William
@ Phillips the Misses Phillips. Miss NJ. G. Jackson
Miss Amy H5som, F. W. Cram. Mr. and Mrs. Ell
r. Robinson. Miss Robinson. Arthur Robinson. MI
and Mrs. Philip Fisk A. W. Bonsall. Mark SneIuoh'
W. p Howell. Augustus Blagdon Thomas biagdoh'
Miss Cargr. Miss Lucy Lombard and A H. belo'
LAKE PLACID.
Archbishop Corrigan and Archbishop satolli en-
gagged rooms at the big and modern Stevens House.
hut for some unknown reason did not come. They
will be here however. before the close OF the Catho-
lie Summer School at Bluff Point
George Stevens ("the Hon. George A. stevens
would not be tolerated by the 25 guests OF that Dig
housed 10 as happy hotel man as there IS IN the
woods. He may. indeed. be proud OF MS spienu'o
house and delightful family.
The Stevens House ball nine will be in existence
IN a few DAYS and ready TO cross bats with the
Ampersand. Paul Smith and Childwold mines.
rhere are about one hundred and fifty guests at
the coIonial-styie Ruisseaumont. and happy. con-
tainted set they Boating. fishing ana tennis are
the chief amusements these cool days.
Miss Nav Johnson of East Orange. at the Ruis-
seaumont was agreeably surprised and entertained
nv her many friends the recent occurrence OF
her birthday.
Some OF the permanent summer guests are the
following: TheMisses Clark. L. A. johnson, MISS H.
L. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. ]. ". Clark. Lieutenant
7 Wray Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. OB'erne
the Misses OBierne. Mrs. c. Dieudonne. MISS Helen
Culver Miss f. Shannon, Miss A Lawrence, PROBES
sor Lawrence. of Chicago University; Dr. 3 Mining
ION Miller Judson Newman Smith. Robertson Mar
a.
Robert Coleman Kemp Miss Louise Eustis. h. r.
se,kerk E. Fletman, y. c. Fleitman and Mr. and
Mrs Clark.
complete list OF the Stevens House arrivals Is
as follows: Gordon r. James, William r. hath-
hone Roswell p. White. A. ]. Hobbs. H. f. Poronto
Mrs ~ Jones. Miss Egan. l.. H. Brakeman. Mrs
Bakeman the Misses Brakeman, f. ID. waller
John r Davies r. Baker. W. c. Halves George
W King tr William j. Eichman. J. w. Gillette
Mr. and Mrs William Sharpiey, Miss Frances sharp
lev VIII L. Lloyd. r. F.. White. George story. L. H.
shoninger Mrs L. sarlis. Miss Sarlis. Mrs f. r.
Houghton. NJ NJ. Broga Westhed. F. D. Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Mcdonald. NJ. Mcdonald 1r.. MISS
F L. Mcdonald, Miss Lizzie Mcdonald. A. j. Voger.
s. s. Sherwood Miss D. II. Gregory. w. l.. Trombey,
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Gregory. H. i. Clark. the Misses
Clark Morris Helms. p. A. Murphy. Miss Murphy
A. f. Persons. f. Snedecor. Mrs. j. Friedenwaid
Herbert Friedenwald. the Misses Friedenwald. MI
and Mrs McDougal. Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Platt. 5.
H. Goodwin the Misses Goods2eed Mrs T. T..
Goodspeed, Mr.. and Mrs Gblin. Miss Giblin MIS-.
Cameron, Mrs. Florence Kell ID. L. HardenbrooK'
William L. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Folks. Mrs. 7.
G. Allen. Miss Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. C.. w. Wisner. Miss Wells. Miss
Meyer. Miss Adele Williamson. Miss Williams
Frederick Baker s6 G1OR RCse, ToErs Psm Mss
Morrison and Nathaniel l.. Morrison -.
The Grand y%s hd oa Sn Sss o ans
that gives promise OF cquailng II NOT h SUR
npfip ned
the extra handsome decorations were added.
A sS%s Of ns late AIssns ?m 6,
SsSTsi io.spS Iy%sa Bgs%S,,S. ~ . M;s
aa NM Ma Thomas M'i FoI S%s %. ssF
campbell g r. Nix Ke. csmS Gss Name e.
Keets. Forest Larned and William Noe.
PAUL. SMITHS.
Paul Smiths IL always gay. always delightful and
always filled with agreeable people. The arrivals at
tho cottage colony include $. j. Drake Miss r.
Polhernus. Henry Parish, DR.. T. Il. French Miss
Helen A. Miller. Miss Grace Mitchell J.. c. Wilton.
Mrs. r. c. Brooks W. b. Emerson. Henry l.. Hotch-
kiss Mrs. Virginia 7. Liyngston' ! s Ho'ehk .ss
I: b. smith. Or: f; L: Trpdeaq william H Ds,n.
Stokes T. T. n MeK TwSm s William Il Psnfoa <
;,, Du x. hsv f Smith Dr. %oBaney
B schlesinser' e. H. Coates George. H. Earle, Mrs.
Mr.: NJ Ewing, Mrs T. + Garrett s Mrs y f
Y Norman f. II. Faulkner Miss Elizabeth
Wilson. Henry S. Wilson and j. p. Crawford
AMPERSAND.
Alexander Robinson is at his camp-studio for the
summer Robert Wrenn. the champion tennis player.
is expected. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tucker are en-
Toying cottage life on the Ampcrsand grounds.
Colonel Richard Malcolm Johnson. OF Baltimore
10 here
Baron Uechtritz. Of Germany who was a popular
guest here last season. Is expected In early August
He will remain until late In the season
Mrs w. NJ. Starks. Mr. and Mrs w C. Besson
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ d. Stevens. r. n BrocxWay MIS- rs
William Brown Mrs Nathaniel Doyle, MISS Bessls
Taylor. Mrs. e. II. Cowes. MI ana Mrs; r: n
Kip. L. G. I<oisson Miss 8. E. Frye, j. A. Bantiey