New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04

THE ALGONQUIN.
Tho Messrs Conley of New York. are popular
guests here
\. C. spann Is spending few days at his home
I'm Buffalo
The storm OF Wednesday night was loud and
bowling" to use the words OF Mr. Voorhees,, OF
coaching parties to Paul Smiths. Lake Placid
and other points have been all the go the last lie"
lieutenant Blanchard and Charles ". PARE are
whist experts and easily champions here. having
won tho majority OF the games they nave piaye'
this season - mai, -, x,
York. rested here this week while on their way 10
Long Lake , All.
whitman who ls a recent conner.
Thomas Cousins ana family. Of York are .
Some Some Of the later arrivals include John ~ Lnrer-
ney' Miss is. Il G. Hccabe. Miss T. a Fleming, Miss
Gray Thomas Cooper. william J Cooper AIRS G.; C.
irving Williams, i p Thomas. J. II ,GrecneIr;, Mrs.
NJ J. McCorbe r. II williams. the Misses fIsner'
Hem Gharies Newman Henry Sewman, Miss l..
! rogers s + 5 Pickens. Miss Weld. q. F. Weld.
Mrs Thomas Wildman. Miss wIldman. Miss NJ. +.
bradley and Miss NJ Greffer.
4 pleasing entertainments was given by the Al
gonquin children Monday svsnng' 1onssuns OF m
The proceeds were given TO the Rev W; A. beards-
lee FOR church work In Saranac Lake village, A..
York arrived this week
Or and Mrs Amy and family. OF Norwich Conn.
are late arrivals.
HOTEL CHIT.DWOI.D.
Recent arrivals at Hotel Chdwold include Joseph
Holden sutton c. VI. Jones. John II. Watt. a. c.
BLACKWELL Mrs l.. ). Burchard. X. c. Thompson.
Miss VI NJ Dmmick. q. Cnnotu and family, Mrs.
H. &. Cameron. A. Guyot Cameron, NJ. f. loveland.
H. l.. I.udington Miss Marietta Ludlngton, Miss
H L% Snd5n MSS M' Ana sna Frs G"q Bsnamn
y, Harmon Colbert Il Grsr Mrs F. w., W. Coggili:
swcatman Miss Maude Dmmick. the Rev. J Ford
sutton. f. II. sutton F sutton Louis So h1s.
soleilac Miss Marguerite solellac. Mrs l. stearns.
Nrs William Gnnel and fam family I F. Ere Mor
Mrs Fl NJ Macy, Mrs William Hodsonn; Miss Hod-
son. Miss Martha Hodson. Charles +. Homer. Mrs
Ella G. Parker. Mrs. James Farle. l. Arthur Farle,
Mr. end Mrs George M MaT "a Place and
Howard Thayer Kingsbury.
THE BERKELEY.
The weeks arrivals at the Berkeley House in
clude r. T. Wheelan. G. Berger. A. ID. Laugh. w
J. Best. Or and Mrs. l.. L. Brainard. J. II. Miller.
w. W. Lawrence. j. 5. Mott Prett King, Mrs. c.
b. Carter. Catherine c. Shields. Mrs. II. ii. Kline
Fi z w c ar and nd M Taa|i Grim SS
T. Smith. W. T. Prohert Nj and Mrs. ,, w McNaliy
+ + 6oa dH F""R Mls0 Mrs ; "
Armstrong. Miss Ian ATmst ron s MI and Mrs
r. n Jones. y. y.
M Wallace Mr ha nnd Mrs Mr. " Fle%Ins John
Amt A1iqH r Wem why E'S'm Fraser feHaa'd Hogan
Wv. conaughty. George CrUmwell' MI and Mrs
Een ~ 9 GSe;e T"' Miss susie chester D. McKip
s. r Hollcy. II. f. Tuttc. William 3. Reed, f. X
A f,y Mrs MT an M M T' Mr. and Mrs J.
Cummings. +. NJ. de Acosta, jr. S,--s----.
ELIzABETHTowN.
This charming little mountain village Is as usual
holding its own In the number OF guests at the lead
Ing hotels and every day adds to the list of season
boarders who have for several years made this
their summer home
Few other Adirondack resorts can offer such
number of delightful drives and walks over the
best Of country roads and through charming wood
land scenes and visitors spend most OF their time
In the fine. dry. bracing air. which Is 80 conducive
TO good appe,ites and consequent improved health
and spirits
The Windsor Orchestra has been for several years
roted for the excellence of irs music for dancing
and every evening until halfpast ten the pleasant:
MUSHROOM is ned with a gay party OF young
people
At the Mansion House. the new manager, Charles
A. Finney Is well pleased with his first seasons
business and the guests are delighted with the
many improvements made
The Map,ewood House Is comfortably entertaining
a number OF Ncw-York and Brooklyn people, who
are well satisfied with their surroundings.
Recent arrivals at the Windsor include Mr.. and
Mrs Bernard York Miss York Mrs e. II. Knowles
Miss Knowles and Frank b. York OF Brooklyn;
Mr. and Mrs r. T. Briggs the Misses Briggs Mrs.
leonard Scott Mrs. and Miss Muse Mr.. and Mrs
II. A. Page. Mrs. Henry Matks ana Miss Marks
Or and Mrs c. j. Dumond and Miss Dumond' OF
The following New Workers. are registered at the
Mansion House: W. L. boyd T. G. I DSyd; Miss W5 4
MAYER and maid Henry Widmaycr, Miss Louisa
Wldmayer. George F. Dutel Harry Fields, W: H.
Helsser Professor and Mrs. J. c. d. Parks. Mrs
George NJ Mer Mrs D. on " M KoHEE rs Mss
Mr. and Mrs. II. Iarrabee George f. Ellis, c.
Grnnnidge and W. +. Nash. OF New-York; Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Kearns. Miss Elsie L. kearns. {.
B. Dickinson and Miss Hu.se, OF Brooklyn. are
guests also.
eMaplewood Inn arrivals include Mr. and Mrs.
George Wilson and John \. Wilson, OF Brooklyn;
H. r. futile. Frederick Newman. L. b, Wtoeck.
" f. Nash and f. O'Ne!l Of New-York
PROSPECT HOUSE
There are certainly many beautiful spots In
this great wilderness OF New-York where one may
pleasantly pass the summer but there is no more
charming spot than that occupied by the Prospect
House on Blue Mountain Lake
The annual tournament OF various games VIII
take place on Wednesday. Thursday ana friday
August a. Is and l6 In the lists OF contests Will
be included boat races. a swimming race. r'ne
shooting and bowling and tennis tournaments. and
suitable PRICES will be given under control OF the
committee In charge. Co.,
Among the recent arrivals are Stewart Harts-
horn A. a. Spaldipe Mrs T. p. Peck T. 3.
Pcsk. r.. J. NJ Smith, u. II. Benniger. r. T. Hol-
!sst. J. II. Burgess, Mra Mcleod. r. II. Thurman,
~. and Mrs B. tsveitrltt Miss Q. Leventritt,
n. ; k1vsntsitt Iee = Leventrltt A. Bou!sngess