New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16


| B. Carhart BROOKLYN; Mrs Samuel Welsh. Miss Al!co
| Welsh Germantown Penn: Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder r.
| Shines. Philadelphia Miss Ethel Robinson L. u Mar
| VIM Mrs j. Lenox. Mrs. ]. w. Wright New-York
HOTEL. AMPERsAND.
| Saranac Lake n. y, Aug. Il (specia0-This has
been an eventful week at the Ampersand. not as re-
CARDS business for the house has for weeks han as
much OF that 1t could attend to. but in athletics
! Chief in importance Of the contests has oeen 'ne
| eighth annual tennis tournament. which began on
| Tuesday on the fine tennis court Of the Ampersahd
| The cour, is overlooked by the hotel piazza on whch
| gathered many spectators. while throng OF pretty
girls found seats the hillside and within the court
| lnclosure aiding powerfully by their presence ana
their interest in making every man play his pretu-
est" The baseball nine having a busy time OF II
these DAYS This week they have played three games
with the redoubtable Malones. with the chief rivals
OF their own class, the Grand View team the game
I being the third Of the series OF hve ana Win 'he
Plattsburg nine whose titanic contests with the men
| Of Malone every week two stir Northern New-forK
/ 70 its very centre In Tuesdays game with the Ma
ZONES the Ampersand nine suffered their first defeat
| in three years. The score was: Malone. a. Anper-
sand g. Dinsmore pitched mastery game for
| Malone Westervelt pitched for Ampersand ana
would have his game had 1t not been Tor several
| costly errors al critical moments The next TWO
games OF the series will be played in the course of
| week or ten days The game last week with the
| Grand View nine. played on the Ampersand neid re-
suited In an easy victory for Ampersand. the score
| being 10 g. Grand View did not score until the
| seventh inning
| Last night an excellent concert was given at the
| Ampersand by James Fitch Thomson barytone, and
| Mrs Thomson. soprano On Wednesday night some
| Of the guests 10 play "A Box OF Monkeys an
amusing little piece. for the benefit of the Adirondack
Cottage Sanitarium. just out of Saranac Lake village
| Last Monday night the Ampersands guests mad the
pleasure Of hearing Polk Miller. of Virginia in his
faithful and Interesting deineaton Of the old-tme
| Southern plantation negro -
| send within the last Week Charles f. Benty.
Miss Tallmadge, Miss NJ. /. Brundage. Mrs Wahlsslng
ir'. New-York: Mrs D. W McWiiams. Miss McWi-
ams Miss Helen MgwiamsS Miss CarhaGt5 bTook
Mr. and N b. Mss Av Fe1 Aa1m Mrs
| Carhart. Chicago; C. II. Davis. Bergen Point. ~ j.
! THE ALGONQUIN.
Everything about the Algonquin betokens busy
| and successful season. Its elevated position, on
| bluff overlooking the Lower Saranac where there is
always breeze stirring: the fine prospect from its
pazzas and windows. the comfort of its rooms and
the excellence Of It's table. and the merry-making al
| ways afoot furnish combinatonof enjoyments which
something going almost every night 'To-night for
other hotels are welcomed; on TUESDAY night it was
progressive euchre party. in which large number
was a piano recital by Paul Rubens Some of the late
MT and Ms Ise ! sco are M
New-York City; Miss Gertrude H. Coke. Utica; Mr.
chi john De Wit Peltz Aibany William Bed
! ler Philadelphia.
HOTEL DEL. MONTE.
The favorite Hotel Del Monte is prospecting. like
tho other hotels here at Saranac Lake. This house
is little back from the lake. but the distance to
the boats Is short to be no Inconvenience
and the guests do much rowing and fishing The
| croquet ground beside the hotel is the scene of
many games. and amusements Of various sorts are are
In he ubila UOip a
nights ago. in the Del Monte parlor. one OF his
of "od times down south. to the great gratifca-
ton OF his audience; and evening lectures concerts
Some Of those who have res'Trea and at in
II. L. Stcrrett. CINCINNATI: John = Chrystai Mr.
Douglas brooklyn.
EDGEWOOD INN.
| Edgewood Inn unpretentious but well managed.
is finding August busy and profitable month the
Inn which is over the Algonquin Road, has
| been full or nearly full for some time Among the
| new names the register are those OF 9r. ana
Mrs Mrs John p. Whitehead, New-York Mr.. and Mrs.
T. P Day, and Miss Florence NJ Day. Plttspurg'
HOTEL WAWBEEK
Wawbeek. n Y Aug. Is (SpeciaD.-The Wawbeek
| announces that the expectation of fun house In
| August is now reality. Sidney Woollett and his
/ family have been here for few weeks. few af-
| ternoons ago Mr.. Woolett charmed an apprecia-
tive audience with selection from "Iiiawatha.
WhSh so Ub yyd Se GeScn rock stood
out in sight of the audience like gem on the
banks Of the SUM Wds reas and it
to send dT to a wha is Working the
boathouse charming ntle matron in N fae
Pace Of Richmond. sang and Miss Babcock of
| New York gave violin solo Mr.. Riddle brought
and 'a' an the camps we're well represented A large
musical was given at the Wawbeek on Monday
are yon now " occtPying Fairview Cottage
H A%S1F M ia% n'f Leroy aggN McK Mf ana
Rives. Miss Natica Riyes Mr. ana MIS-, W 'I p,
| james McAlpin Pyle. New-York City; Count and
| Countess De Vita
| HOTEL CHILDWOLD
Massawepie ~ Y. Aug Is (specaD.-The Hotel
Childwod is practically full. not few guests hav-
| ing arrived within the last week. The hot wave
| did not disouiet the guests here for sitting wealth
! or Is unknown on the banks of Lake Massawepie
The lake is so the hotel so large. and with so
| many attractive landing spots along Its shores
| that rowing IS a favorite amusement, sometimes
dozen Of the Chidwods light boats at once beins
seen its waters. Tennis is being payed steaIQlly
as Sd me me u sound Of the baseball bat is the
land although might be rash to say say tnht tneTS
! nine on Wednesday night another large dance
tagers was held in the new music hall in the
pretty evergreen grove, few hundred itet rom rom
at at Childwold so the weekly progressive euchre
| narties are almost largely ATTENDED az tne
Gances Handsome prizes are given. and refresh
y,ents are served after the play Is finished.
| John F. Tamage. OF Brooklyn. Is guest at Mrs'
Prentces cottage. <,,,,-,, -
Some Of the recent arrivals al the Childwold are
Nr and Mrs II Austin Brewster W. {. Barry ana
familv Rochester; Mr. and Mrs J. c. Gray. Boston;
7 N Chalfant. j. C. Pusey. PhiladelIma MISS
Jennie Waterman, Miss Louise Waterman, New
York
RALPHS.
LYON Mountain, y. y, Aug. - (SpeciaD-These
are lively days at Ralphs. and in spite OF the I'M
usually warm weather the enterprising guests OF
this house have been amusing themselves IN vari-
..i.,orn ,1,rn IIrnfl