New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
Mrs. J. r. Fink. Miss NJ. Fink. Miss Annie Fink
Emmett Keales Miss Miller, Ray Mcconnell, A. b.
| Schneider Miss Ormsted and E. 1merson

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Emmett Kesles Miss Miller, Ray Mcconnell, A. b.
Schneider Miss Ormsted and E. Emerson.
CASCADE LAKE.
The Cascade Lake House. situated in the coolest
spot In the Adirondack Mountains Is entertaining
the largest number OF people 1t held at any
time. 1t Is full to the brim OF gay people. all
more than satisfied with their stay in the noun
tains.
CHILDwOLD PARK.
With present prospects the Hotel Chdwod will
be open and full until November 1. Childwood is
enjoying its best and the engagements
carry far into the season.
Some of the New-York City arrivals OF the last
week are Mrs. NJ w. Ward. Mrs. H. NJ. Macy.
Miss NJ. II. Macy Howard Thayer Kingsbury,
Joseph Holden Sutton. Il. L. Ludngton. Miss Mari
eta Ludington. Miss Helen A. Ludngton. Mr.. and
Mrs A. F. Troescher. Miss Marie Troescher. r. +.
Troescher, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Baker Mr.. and Mrs.
William L. Rich. Miss E. Rich, Miss Helen Rich.
George 7: HILL Mrs. b; l.. Lexington Mrs j. l..
Mr. and Mrs F. f. Robins. f. ". Candec and his
family. Miss Ellsworth Acosta Nichols Miss Ni .h
Florence NJ Sayre. Thomas !. Land-Brown and
Miss Leary.
RALPHs IN THE ADIRONDACKs.
Lyon Mountain. n. Y. Aug. II (SpeciaD.-Ralph's
still continues TO be crowded and Mr.. Hutton, the
proprietor Is obliged to decline all applications for
rooms for the rest of the month. The season is at
its height now. and progressive euchre parties and
a masquerade ball Saturday evening next have
already created the greatest interest among the
guests here and at Lake Placid. Arrangements
have been made to accommodate all the visitors
from the adjoining lakes and already the guests
and young people busiy engaged In preparing
their costumes and subecting themselves to little
inconvenience for the beneft OF their friends. The
boat race takes place next Thursday, and nine
entries have already been made by the guides from
Chateaugay. Indian Point and Lake PLACID. The
purse is for sI0o-sso to the first. ss5 second and
I'd he
straightaway from Indian Point.
1 Tns Paige ar! Mrs ne IL
Perkins, William A. 0Connor, T p 0,Connor'
Mr and Mrs. Victor Erbacher Dr. and Mrs l. W
Hubbard, Eugene A. Philbin and Frank r. sawyer.
THE CHATEAUGAY.
Upper Chateaugay Lake. y. ". Aug. II CSpeciaD
This pleasant and commodious house Is entirely
full, late arrivals being domiciled In cottages Inc
magnificent weather affords opportunity for all
outdoor sports and tennis and croquet. with boat
ing and driving fill up the time Among the more
recent arrivals John F o'Connell r. II. Ark te
burgh. Mrs. f. J. Arkenburgh and Miss Beatrice
Morreil, OF New-York
PROSPECT HOUSE.
Blue Mountain Lake, n. Y. Aug. II (SpeciaD-
The number of guests registered a; the prospect
House is larger than for a great many years and
the tide Of arrivals is still at the food The tourna-
ment OF boat races athletic sports. etc. VIII be
more successful than before. The dates de-
cded upon for the cont rs are August 20 Il ana
o. large subscription has been raised ana VIII
be used providing prizes. The list OF contests
will include boat races. foot races. rhe match
pigeon shotting bowling and tennis The guides
race for a purse Of $50 bids fair to be one OF the
most exciting ever held in the Adirondacks
The hunting opened on the 10th, and many
sportsmen are arriving anticipation OF fine sport
Among recent arrivals ". r. Lester r. T.
Miller Mr. and Mrs. J. w Finch. Mr. and Mrs
p Hudnut Mr. and Mrs Samuel Holmes: Mr.; ana
Mrs. w F. Shirley. Miss Edna Shirley: Mrs j NJ
Pinckney Mr. and Mrs C. J. Gray Mr. and Mrs
Mrs J. Moller jr., N. l.. Walker. L. Bum. Mr.
and Mrs. w B. Putney Miss Eva c; Pu.ney and da
Gulscard. Miss j. E. Eaton and Charles Pierce Of
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