New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23


vice. that the play greatly facilitated, MT
Ricketts, the professional golf expert ana teacher al
Hotel Champain. has this week been laying out the
links the Stevens House grounds Inc PAYERS afe
eager for the sport. and the completion OF '"c INNS
Will mark the outbreak of the golf fever at Lake
Placid Next week there is to be series OF boat
Lake Placid open 10 all Corners TOT WHO"
contests handsome prizes are offered. -,
party of rs members Of the Arion society vi
New-York is 10 be at the Stevens House next month
on it's return from trip TO Montreal IL Is e@
pected here on Sunday morning Sep'enoei o. "
Among those VINO have recently come 10 the stev;
ems House are MI and MIS- Mrs r. 8 Tden. Mr.
MIS- T tranK bear1 s nor a pr and Mrs George r
Jackson New-York cry Mr ana Mrs J. , Glemen'
r fiiss M adrch. Boston; Mrs Hamilton De-
war and Mrs. /. w cnickering' chicago
LAKE PLACID HOUSE
The Lake Placid House is than full the
overflow going into tents close by the MOTEL bu'
no one need waste any pity upon the dweher IN an
Adirondack tent, with its dry board floor ana us
abundance of blankets. for sleep seems never so
sound and refreshing in cot under the canvas
shelter The guests of the Lake Placid Rouse are
a happy company, ready for amusement ana se'h-
ing IT in various ways. They are fond of rowing
and tennis and mountain climbing ana all the IL
versions of life out-of-doors, but when evening
comes they are not weary for the concert or the
dance or any other recreation which may nave pee"
suggested. On Monday night. for example 'hore
was an entertainment in which many OF the guests
took part the rest doing their share as audience
There were songs by Miss Trautwine Miss Null
gan and nve-year-Old Edna Hustis; recitatlons ps
Nr Lewis and Miss Emanuel. and music on plano
and mandolin by the Becker brothers ana MA, ~, !!
and merited applause REWARDED 'ne P'"0'p"' 40
Among the late arrivals at the Lake PLACID House
the Rey and Mrs Nelson r. B9sT MT and
Mrs Aiwya Ban Irs William , EygrdfI ss Rn,a
y Y: Miss Hannis. Philadelphia
GRAND VIEW
The Grand View like all the other hotels here, is
finding II difficult TO for all the guests VINO
apply for rooms but the task has an element Vi
cheerfulness. The Grand View Is taxing much
pride this year IN Its baseball team VINO the o''ei
day beat the excellent nine Of Paul Smiths on the
latter's home grounds by the close score OF TO =
Trudeau of Yale pitched for Paul Smiths. ana
Altman of Princeton for Grand View. About
thirtv-hve guests Of the hotel accompanied the
Grand View team their trip. A party OF nine
guests of the Grand View. six men and three woHl-
en- had an enjoyable time climbing old Whiteface
the other day They camped on the summit 'ha'
night signalling the hotel by bonfire of their safe
arrival and made the descent the next morning
On Monday afternoon there given In the music,
room Of the Grand View iarge e, a of the Building
Fund of Eustace's Protestant tisCopa ~, s O
IN b tine V b music lovers at the hotel have several
times this season had the pleasure OF nearing were
the @rSsS = rhompson of Ncw-York president
of the New-York Life insurance V GpH' 'Vicv
Mrs Thompson staying at ne Gr f Po,tcn IN
Charles H. Murray exSuperntenaeha s 90 here for
some time. Some other regent arriNasU a, ue
Grand View are I DR. N and William Mri S aTret Pha
delphia; L. p Eiscnbrey, jrj BALTIMORE MI anu
Mrs Samuel F. Phelps, Brooklyn.
HOTEL WAWBEEK.
Wawbeek. n Y. Aug. % (specaD'-The week az
the Wawbeek has been like the weeks which nave
nreceded II. measurable and full of gayeiy The
and It's handsome cottages. is a thing OF Deau'Y'
and merely 70 sit its piazza ana s"%e AT '''
charming lake with its island ana aio's S"oi'
ca,ons and the mountains rising beyond Is 10 en-
ov life Yet there IS something in the ar Whio"
induces 70 energy and the guests of the hotel dc-
vote much Of their time tennis and croquet an"
boating and fishing and excursions III Inc 'i,"
naphtha launch Wawbeck Many guides make 'nis
place their headquarters. and hnd frequent occuP"
ton in taking parties from the hotel on trips 10 '"e
lakes reached by water connection or carries iio"
,ho I-nnor Saranac by woods trails. or INTO the
actual wilderness. Every evening some SOFT u en-
,ortainucnt is afoot. The other night there was
dance on the green. in which nearly an the guess
,oircd Tho teamstor with his hdde WAS C"'Vi
musician and afterward there were refreshments
, tho forn, Of napjacks; the guides told stories OF
.,ir life in the woods and the rafting OF a mount
"a deors head interested everybody. Announcer hs'''
was devoted TO the playing Of progressive he"r'S !"
tho hotel parlor. on Sunday evening lheIc ""H INV
Of Richmond Va. and recitations by MI ray u
,nopous ON Monday afternoon Mrs. Herter en-
,ortained the young people at Blossom hu"s"o"'
IN the evening all the guests gathered apo"' ','e
hie, drcpaco in the main hall. listening 10 t"e
Grains If the mandolin and the guitar uH'n
,,anL whom invited guests from the neehboring
c,,ors arrived and the dance began There Wete
so many present that SOM o. u ,na nf the
play lady ON TUESDAY &f(erno4 1n SSrnnac nm
Wawheeks guests journeyed over 10 9"n, n han
where a fair held when he''el i iiorE ~
,1frln i4Ck
Sar4nac l q ss,oddprd on The Adirondacks Illus
,rH,,ed - with "A great many excellent views. "as
uatodo1 Wv a large number Of Interested guests IN
the ho'GI @ad4fr sang his instructions in the old
time way and the men On the sx mg2r Fdes in the
ddu9drille and the waltz than in the WOODS, W." Wa
heartily enjoyed by the onlookers as wei "S ~
ne Some of the recent arrivals at the Waw3e,k have
9 faIca Nisr Frederick a Pen Mrs " p phillips
New York city; Preston hea ng TisDd. Wi.
I,O ~o Darrach Germantown. Penn; Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Wight Brooluine. Mass.
THE AMPERSAND.
earanac Lake. ~ y. Aug. % (speciaD-This has
| been week Of gayety at the A'nierSanu' 'ie
crou,rine feature of which was the play given OF
,r,,rsda,- evening for the benefit OF the ADIRONDACK
| Cottare Sanitariun The play was compete
| success and all the performers deserve the praise
| ubich is given them for the excellent work they
| ala The patronesses were Mrs. c. Bartlett Mrs
| u I Center Mrs T. E. Eddy, Mrs y "uilioiu'
Mrs. Charles Glover Mrs ". T. lines, Mrs charles
| ,rau,, Mrs Lincoln Mccormick. Mrs. a. H. Mil
cbeu Mrs r. y. Sloan. Mrs. NJ NJ. White MIS-,
| renburn walker and Mrs. f. +. Wentworth ana
eeveral hundred dollars were raised FOR the sam
| tarium This evening Mr.. and Mrs James fl''i'
| ,rro,ason assisted by Henri Err. violinist ana
| .oro,d Vinkler gave fine musical before an
| audience which filed the large dinng-hail when
| orar,ment had been cleared of tables for the oc-
ces,on The entertainment was so greatly enjoyed
| that Mr. and Mrs. Thomson were urged 10 repeat
The Ampersand nine are not aGcustoms c 10 ds ae
na when the strong team Of that town Glunphed
%t the score OF 10 J. Easton pitched COCO game