New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
VISITORS AT LAKE GEORGE.
ALL THE HOTELS CROWDED AND MORE
PEOPLE COMING.
THE SUMMIT OF THE sEAsoNs
REACHED-AIL SORTS OF EN'o' NEW
ON LAND AND WATER

TUE SUMMIT OF THE SEASONS
pr.cuEp-ArL. SORTS OF ENJoYMENrs
ON LAND AND WATER.
Lake George. Aug. II (speciaD.-The seaso" re"
has reached its climax. and as was P .o -
.,r,v In the summer there Is srea'e, -.
neonle at the Lake than has been see" "e,. 49,
IN ten wears The hotels are all fuil' ana ''-"
pitable landlords are engaging o"'
lions for incoming guests ..,her
hrought every day large excursion parties ~ 49,
Lake George. and to climb Mount Fiospe'' 49,
non, cable road has done good pusi"e'' "
Season and despite the prognosuca''o'' "
servatve inhabitants. not one acc'oe"' 70 -
ror,ed The new Horizon Improvement COMPANY
po' ., Introduce still more startling innova-
,,ans hore next summer. and rumor says tha' '"e
management OF one OF the largest ana oes'-h"o""
,o,eIs IN the lake will fall into It's hahds oeio'e
another season. r, y,
The one cloud on this otherwise serene shy "
summer happiness is the inefficient mail ser''oe Vi
the Lake. 1t Is common occurrence io' Wv -
YORK daily papers that should arrive at noon 70 APP
- y, n,ybt mr. the next day. while East Siders
and hotel residents all along the shore may Always
rest assured that their letters Will be taken uo""
the lake and returned TO Caldweu Deiore .he' "
distributed Complaints against this pr'"'ti'e anu
inexcusable state OF affairs are neard OH al gu
but so far no amount OF grumbng on the part ol
~ $500 has caused any improvement to be
promised . x,,o,
Moonlight rides germans hops ana eucnre paIue'
seem to be the epitome OF last weeks doihss' NJ"
that the season will soon be over, everybody wants
10 get as much out OF the remaining time as pos''
HE and IN consequence there is now rustic OF So
cla affairs which Is enough ~ MANI ~ '
to contemplate.
Tho dove German. given Monday evening at
Crosbyyille was a brilliant affair, which the men
and matrons enjoyed from the outside. fui or
chestra was engaged for the evening" ana the hs-
ures of the german were nearly all new. Inc
favors were especially beautiful. consisting Oh
dainty conceits made OF birch bark by the nimbie
ergars ~ the girls and of br.c-A-brac given by Mrs
Edward Mostart and Mrs. John Htch.ns. OF New
York.
A delightful moonlight sail was enjoyed by
large party OF East Siders early in the week Inc
Mamie started at 10 O'Clock and took the party to
the Sycamore for a brief dance in the fine ballroom
after which the return trip was made
ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE WEEK.
nrattv surprise party given last week to
Miss HAYDEN the daughter of James Hayden OF
rho Manor House in honor Of her birthday. The
ruests came in fancy costumes and masks, some OF
the principal characters being as follows: Mrs H.
H. Hayden Marie Antoinette Miss Florence
Hayden as a shepherdess. H. II. Hayden as coun-
try squire W. A. Shepherd as Sir Ponsonoy Ponson-
by Miss Shepherd as a Spanish girl, Miss Louise
d. r. Hayden as Princess Aline, George F. Forks
as an Indian Rajah. Miss Morris as a Quaker, Leo
pold Perot Little Boy Blue.
The last Saturday evening dance at the Sycamore
was an unusually beautiful affair. The Lake House
german on Friday evening Of last week also brought
together brilliant assembage OF guests. The CO.
tillon was led by Hammond Odel, Of New-York
Thomas A. Conlyn. of New-York, gave a stag party
on board his yacht Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs F.
o. BUREAUS entertained party OF friends on the.r
far up the lake as Rogerss Rock
The regattas promise 10 be more popular than
reeata are coming in rapidly and preparations are
going on satisfactorily. -, .xo-usos
Fishing and beating in the daytime, dancing and
gazing in the evening are the principal occupa-
One of the chief occurrences Of the week was the
annual fair given for the benefit OF ST james
cottage colony present, and the affair was no
less a social gathering than benefit to worthy
James's, is popular with people OF every denomna;
ton, who are glad to have an opportunity TO aid
'' John inv Vanderbilt Of New-York gave a dinner
party on Saturday evening 70 ten Of his friends IN
was decorated with sweet pease. and the bouton-
nieres were OF the same Hover.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Among the arrivals OF the week are the following
from NewYork:
Fort William Henry: Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Spoford
+.
r. Taverick Mr.. and Mrs. James E. D!ngee. Mrs. c.
Dngee Mrs. b. d. Lindeman. Mrs r. F. Damien
berg l.. Dannenberg Mrs. Mark Nathan, Miss Anne
liza Nathan, Miss Fannie Shelf. G. l.. Thomas Mr..
and Mrs. G. Welder Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter B Potter Miss r. T; Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Friedander. Mr. and Mrs. Ju-
Illus Stein
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wurtzenberg. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s
Wallace. Harmon Conan, A. Mackenzie i X r.
Welles. Mr. and Mrs " !: u1derniil MIS- ca - a.
Kayanaush; r: n singer H. 4 Noble Mrs. sv HAYS
Bee Miss p G1ss ss e NJ Nay Dsesch
Miss " Joseph, Miss Hayes, Miss Laura Hayes,
Mrs william PaTson , Mr. ana ,, Mrs W. Mccoy
son, Miss Helene Little John Vanderbilt, Mrs g.
eron, E. Q. sPeman, Captain John Phelps. Mr. and
M1S EaMrd and RG0 family F. M shd
Mrs. Charles p; cochs; Walter Wait, William G.
Hny ans Mss uas
Mrs. w. schrady,, Miss T. NJ schrady. Mrs NJ
fhsd Ms nd ch amy white Byan ss ses
r. AeSaRdeE VI vre P Paf Armstrong Miss
QUITS M, lr and rr MTs i GTeeT STs
Stevens. Mrs, c. Ashmore, c, E; Strong. w. s.
stone e' Dr. and Mrs. George w. Vest. Nj and Mrs
George r. Howe Miss Helen G. Batour B. c.; Par
sons Mr. and Mrs. Gilman H. Perkins, Mrs. Harry
The Marion: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard X. Smith
Miss Smith, Miss J. l.. Smith. Miss A. s Howell
MIR and Mrs c. s Wilbur and family. Mrs. a. j.
Lulu Dickson. Mr. and Mrs. |" X. Smith. the Misses
Smith, Miss 4. 5. Hommel; Mr. and Mrs, o. $.
Williams r. Baxter. jr. H. l.. Van Duren. Mrs s.
A. Depew. Henry l.. Soate John b. V. Roome d.
Bailey Miss Estella Scovllle
Phoenix Hotel: Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Graves, Mr.
and Mrs. Dayton Ball. ii. Cadby. Mr. and Mrs D.
c. Rebun, Miss Florence Rebun Mr.. and Mrs r. f.
Christie Mr.. and Mrs F. A. St John. A. W. La
Rose MIR and Mrs. W. NJ Beaman. Mr.. and Mrs
John A. Carney. Arthur c. Hare Miss Carol B.
Hare Robert T. Lyons, VI. Wolff Raymond Brock
mant Francis S. Gray W. J. Hall. G. NJ Wheeler
w III Bass Albert Asher. Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Mar
tin Mrs Frank p. Wright, Lieutenant and Mrs
Frank w. Ramsey, Miss l.. L. Branard.
EASOy'S HEIGHT AT della WARE WATER CAP.
Delaware Water Gap. Aug. II (SpeciaD-The re-
port made by all landlords is to the effect that
their houses are all nearly filled with guests. De-