New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11
HISTORIC LAKE GEORGE.
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE PARTIES WITH
UNIQUE PRIZES
u,r,, THE PAuLIsT FATHERs-HousEBoATs 4
NOvELTY-THE REGATTAs-ARkl'ALS
FROM THE METROPOLIS


Lake George. Aug. 10 (speciao'-After the excite
mont caused by the usual Invasion OF an opera
oar,n.rv peaceful Lake George has recovered It's
o,ose The soubrette has departed ana ieaVes De-
~, 49, oriv q sea Of memories and broken bottles
49,, ,aoors assert that Dorothy was success
aaroi,uv az we'll as artisticay. and they are IN
averv way satisfied with the result OF me three
performances ..sro -. ov..
oo,ular progressive euchre, and OF prizes evolved
80 80 inventive brain Of the summer girl FOR
=, 4, known that no shops are at hand "nere DAINTY
,ovors of silver or pottery can be purchased one
~ tho prettest set OF prlzee was MADE oy gri al
tho Fort william Henry last week, and consisted OK
,ar,ous articles useful and artistic made Of birch
bark ,.. 4.
, hans and dances the guests Of one hotel
usually participating in the gayety OF their nearest
ra,ohbor On Friday evening the hrst german oi
tho season was given at the Lake House uhaer mo
arrangement OF the young men VINO are guests
there The favors were unusually hahosome' con-
ss,,ro of Trllby .ockets and other silver trinkets
for the women, ana OF pipes "'' ~ N
buttons for the men.
ON Saturday evening hop was given AZ 'ne
C,oh,saa m which the guests of the Fort William
Henry and Lake House were invited large party
of dancers also came from Glens Fails
In the midst of this life Of gayety and amusement
.,,a,.ar contrast 10 their environment on the
.. =, shore not far from Crosbysde is the summer
home OF the Paul.st Fathers whose Gays are gwen
TO study contemplation and prayer Many OF nv
older Fathers are men Of rare talents ana kho"i-
oda. The Younger element usually students
nreparing for priestly orders Guests are welcome
at the monastery. and are treated Win as mucn
gracousness and cordially as at the nome OF me
most accomplished hostess in society.
Fishing has prospered this week the CLOUDY
mornings having called out the sportsman ana re-
wa rded him for rising early with plentiful success
u,i,h the rod Stedman Carew has broken tna
record of the east SIDE ny iahui"s '""e''-'
pickere OF twelve pounds
One NJ the most curious specimens OF water craiV
on the lake is a water-bicycle. invented anu pro-
nered by a genius from Glens FAILS r. D. ro"-
land The boat is OF ordinary appearance out ~
run nv means OF bicycle placed near the miadie
~ the boat Several houseboats are also noVelties
here and are causing and speculation 70 enter
the hearts Of the shore dwelers
The next affair Of interest Is the regatta OF
"a her the regatas for there are 10 De 'hree gwen
during the next two weeks. on August 10 the hrs'
will take place at the Lake House, and Will ena
with lawn party and grand concert IN the eVeh'
ing Entries are coming in fast. and the occasion
PROMISES TO be interest The judges selected
are Charles F. Parker. Charles F. Buroans H. Nc
Queen. DR. A. G. Root. william Peck. w. W. Brown
Ralph beverley. Addison Colvin, L. r. KoseA
Harry NJ Peck.
on August 90 the annual regatta at the sagamo0
is announced to take place 1t will doubtless bring
together a great crowd of spectators. while the Aa
OF the series will be given on August 26 at Hague
Among the arrivals OF the week are the following
from NewYork:
The Sagamore-Mr and Mrs. William A. Strout
William Beecher Philip Rushlow, Miss j. 4
Sweetzer. Mrs. J. simpson, II. B; Palmer, Mr I'd
Mr. Mrs and Mrs Eybn Dssy GhAs as
Riggs ROYAL Rigs, r. /. Banks w Leaysr
Hitchins. Mrs. G. p. Warren, f NJ Wood. Mr. ana
Mrs s. d. Mackay, Mr. and Mrs Brannan Jam9
4 Passone: Mrs J NJ Rockwell. NJ and Mrs. w
The Lake House-G w. Pierce. C. j. Murphy, MA
and Mrs O. b. Hebert. H. " Wallis. w. c. WhR
meyor. J. Brean. Mr. and Mrs. James McClanahaI
Miss i: craft c. s: Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs, P. liar,
son. William b. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w
Allen Or. J. Jones. S r. Stoddart. Mr. and Ms
Albert Atkin j. L. Banks jra 4 L. JuasSn
Mrs A. Proctor. Mrs. C.. T., Hagen. the Misses
Hagen Charles Hess. D. /. Stanton Holmes. M
and Mrs J H. Spann. F. Schenck. r G. LindheiI.,,
Mrs William WI. Msnn for Mr. and Mrs Samuel x
Frank l.. Hitler Mr. and Mrs c. " Middebrook
F. E; Smith Mr.; and Mrs. Reginald Gordon, NJ.
And and Ms NJ Wager Mr. and Mrs c. w. Smith,
The Crosbyside- ROLAND Cooke, Miss LueiA
Cooke, Miss Luciee Cooke, John r. Byrne Mrs
NJ. A. Byrne. the Misses Byrne. Miss Elizabeth
sherman Miss Matilda Gallagher Mrs William w.
Covert Miss Neila Hunserford; Miss Charlotte
ME: and Mrs. A. Plat Mss Plat, 1'1''O-'
,, The MaronoMr and Mrs Leonard Il. Smith
Depew Miss Estele Black Henry l.. Slote John B.
v Roome. ir, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mouse NJ
and Mrs. Henry Thompson.