New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
THE NORTH WOODS.
-HE GAYEsr PERIOD OF THE GAYEsr
ADIRONDACK SEASON.

HOTELS CROWDED WITH PLEASURE SEEKERS
THE HUNTING SEASON OPENED AND
GOOD SPORT IN PROSPECT.
Adirondack Mountains. ". Y. Aug II Especially
The hunting Is here. and venison is upon the
Mills Of fare Despite the fact that hundreds have
gone from the hotels out into the ne.ds wnere the
deer roam. the houses stil crowded to their ut
most and the gayest period OF he gayest Adiron-
dack season is now here Social incidents have been
especially numerous during the last week. but out
o,-door sports have occupied the most prominent
Mace in the attention OF summer visitors. Base
ball has been played at Ampersand at Lake Placid,
at Paul Smiths and at the Hotel Chdwod. In all
instances we,l-groomed mines met each other and
many exhibitions OF fine playing were made.
PAUL SMITHS.
Preparations are actively making for the opening
OF the big fair to be held on the sd for the beneft
OF the Adirondack Cottage Sanitarium at Saranac
Lake Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes and Mrs. I. r.
KELLOGG are principal movers in the affair which is
also under the patronage Of Mrs Whtelaw Reid.
Mrs Milbank, Mrs. Faulkner Mrs +. L. Trudeau,
Miss Walker and Miss Faulkner.
Mrs c. p. Kellogg. OF Chicago, gave a pretty tea
at the camp of her daughter Mrs. Pierrepont
Isham. Friday.
In the Sptfre regatta Ned" Trudeaus yacht
won the first Of the five races against the yachts
OF Arson Phelps Stokes, Paul Smith and others
The Paul Smith ball nine is now In fine shape
ands already doing some good work The game
with the Ampersand nine on Friday was fine ex-
hib.;ion and one OF the best in the noun
,ains A return game will be played here next
week and third at the Ampersand later
New-York arrivals at Paul Smiths Thomas
Norrlssy. Samuel Thorne. jr., c. lie Coroin, L. w.
whitehead, Miss Whitehead. Miss Terhune. Miss
+ Scott Henry Dodd. Mr. and Mrs. George Luxe,
Gorge Luke jr. Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Lent. Mr.. and
Mrs J. II. Horwitz. Miss Balm, G. B. Calman. A.
n Dryder Mrs. A. p. Knowlton Mrs. William E.
Hoag Miss Carpenter. J. d. Lemon. J. Donald Mr.
and Mrs r. ". Bull. A. lie Roy. w b. Potts. Mr.
and Mrs. ?. Fischer. the Misses Fischer. Mrs r. o.
Han,on, Mrs. f. W. Moreman, William turner
hiss Hollingsworth Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. r. Hoiilngs-
worth Miss Crouch, Miss Merrall. John ID. Crouch,
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Leitch, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Jones Clarence krum. Charles NJ Clark. Mr. and
Mrs j. c. Milligan Miss Migan, John A. Tyler,
stephen Pierce Duggan. Joseph A. Fripp, Mr. and
Mrs Peter McCallum, DR.. Felix Conn., J. r. Quinn
by IT, Mrs. S. |. Lapham Mrs. c. D. Ladd MISS
L. Voice. r. W. Morgan Mrs. Morgan. Miss Cath
crime Henry Ickelheimer. Miss lckelheimer'
Samuel Inslee. Miss Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Par
ish Henry Seymour, Edgar Willis. F. W. Wander
hof Joseph A. Fripp. Floyd Plat. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
II lie yis Mr.. and Mrs Z. A Hall, r. II. Benson,
sARANAC INN.
Nev-York arrivals at Saranac Inn: s. Morrill,
Banner Miss Emma Deicke Mrs. T.. G. Mann,
Charles c. Cowperthwaite. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A
Hall r. NJ Bull A. lie Roe. W. B. Potts. 5. r.
Lawrence Mrs. B. W. Horton. Irving c. Gaylord Z.
A. Crukshank, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Bun
heimer Miss Rothschild. j. Ro-hscnild. Thomas
Mackey Mrs s. i. Lapham. Mrs. {. V. Ladd' MISS
S Voice William y. Ebert, Charles Pretzei Dr.
and Mrs l.. E. Holt, NJ. F. Cowperthwalte' Ihomas
e Grove l.. S. Worth. Mrs. Theodore Raiii' MT.
and Mrs Alfred 5. White. Kate s. White, A j.
Bloor. Edgar j. Kohler. Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Wat
Clarence =.
George W. se.igman. Joseph Seligman. Miss Wise,
me Rev John Tunis Mrs. c. ID. Bridgman 1. W.
Meachem. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Wilson, Miss wilson
Miss ALICE Wilson, Miss Mabel Wilson. Edgar L.
Wells +. W Panderhod. Mr. and Mrs T. H. PecK'
MI and Mrs Hoyt. Miss Hoyt. Miss Rodgers. Mrs
DC Chappell. stephen Pierce DuSsan. Mr. and Mrs
T. A. C. Smith, Miss NJ. f. 5. Williams. Miss G. b.
Williams sir. and Mrs. John Ralston' D. Ralstoh'
Edith a. Neustadt, S. X. Briemer. E. Crossman
sARANAC LAKE.
The village mas on its gayest midsummer garo
Al the boarding cottages are entertaining 'her iui
quota OF guests. aid the Riverside Inn ana 'he
Berkeley are simply crowded TO the limit "hhe
,,ne of the lake houses nave actually turned people
away.
,,oo,o he later corners at Riverside Inn from
Ney-York are Mss Mamie f. Dougherty, Miss
Clark the Misses Marshall. Mr. and Mrs Thomas
T. Ormoad. Master James Ormond Miss Ormond.
4. r. Bartlett. O. i. Amos. Clark L. WeHs the
Misses Wells, X. L. felp MI. an" +"i9' D. L. -'"'
ply. Mr. ana Mrs Colvn, l.. E. Lambert and Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison James
Some of the late arrivals at the Berkeley from
the metropolis include Mr.. and Mrs. John Rclston,
j. Ralston Parson Miss Edith A. Neustadt.
ALGONQUIN.
ALGONQUIN guests have been going and coming all
the week and parties TO Paul Smiths. Lake Placid
and John Browns grave have been numerous
John Harding has been made a commodore OF the
New-york Volunteer Life-Sdving Corps.
Among the later arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam J. Swain Miss J. {. Scott. William NJ swain.
Dr. and Mrs. c. ". Richardson. William G. Bryant.
Miss Gray Henry seymour Mr.. and Mrs Henry
parish David b. toonan, G Manierre, Miss McCabe
and Miss Bradley.
AMPERSAND.
The luxurious Hotel Ampersand is entertaining
40 guests Social affairs, in doors and out have
been numerous OF late. though the hunting
season has opened and many OF the young and OLD
have gone out 10 participate in the chase
The house bali nine goes on defeating all comers
and is now preparing for the final contests for the
Adirondack championship with the Paul Smith
nine.
Alexander Robinsons reception last Friday was an
elegant and elaborate affair. Mrs. G. Warren
Demarest received assisted by Miss Helen Page and
ister arrivals from New-York include A. d. JUL
Hard and his family George Dodge and his family
r. n Wheeler. Miss Lillian Daughaday. J. F. Blau-
yel Mrs NJ Wh,aker Mis- + s,, Shsmos Morris A.
Johnson. Hugh Macy. johnson. Mr. and Mrs. w J
Underwood. Mr.. and Mrs. {; Pefcivai John
nance. George Worthington. Daniel Bacon, John
F. Leavy A. T. Demarest f. l.; simpson; n; Gull
ford ~ Guford jr. Mr.. ana MIS- |haries r.
Walters and Thomas Morrsy.
THE GRAND VIEW
The last week has been one Of unusual interest on
account Of the tennis tournament which was one
of the most successful H. the history OF mountain
Journeys. Thompson princeton 'ss). OF the Grand
View won the first prize. and Messrs Fay and
Thompson won In doubles. defeating In finals
Messrs Mcmahon and Hamline. A fulldress hop
given Wednesday night $3.50 81.
pleasant progressive euchre party was neio az
the Grand View on Saturday evening; MISS Wood
of Trenton. ~ j.. wen the first ladies prize, the
second prize going 10 Mrs Smith, OF Dayton, Ohio
Mr.. Carr Of Dayton. and Mr. Lyman, OF New
York. won the mems prizes.
THE STEVENS.