New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19

playing as a gentleman pro tenn; second. Indian
pipe. won by MIR. Valentine. of New-York. For
women first. handsome picture. by Mrs.
thompson. of Toronto; second. a box Of candy won
by Mrs. Nevin. OF Springfield. Mass.
Some OF the arrivals at the Grand View in the
last few days have been j. NJ. Shellabarger. DR..
and Mrs. b. Newton Mrs. S. b. Clifford. Miss
Eleanor Clifford. Mrs. J. NJ. Davis. Mrs. S. NJ. Val
entine. Herbert Valentine. New-York city; Miss
L. F. Perce. Boston; Mrs T.. H. Charles. Albany
Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson, Philadelphia.
LAKE PLACID HOUSE.
Many there are who for their summer home pre-
fer a comparatively small hotel to the large and
evergay houses. and for this class the Lake Placid
House has many attractions; for. standing on an
emnence overlooking both Lake Placid and Mirror
Lake on each OF which IL has boathouse, with n
fine view Of the mountain ranges, and under the
competent management of II. r. Jones and Mrs.
f. L. Jones. long OF the noted Mirror Lake House
here which was destroyed by fire year or two
its guests assured of pleasant surroundings
and excellent service Among those who have re-
Gently registered at the Lake Placid House have
been Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Disbrow, of Brooklyn
Miss Anna c. Marston, Of Dobbs Ferry. n. Y.
Miss r. y. Berrien Of Bellport, Long Island; Mrs
II. Pinevne. Mrs G. w. Fisher. Miss Fisher of
Rochester: Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bassett. OF Cincinnati
PAUL SMITHS.
Paul Smiths n. V. July IS (SpeciaD.-This big
house with its comfortable accommodation for so
guests is OF full yet-nor. for that matter. Is any
other hotel In tho mountains-but IL Is making
steady progress In that direction and In a few
more days the arriving guest who has not made
arrangements III advance will have to take Hob
sons choice. The camps, too receiving their
owners and occupants The most conspicuous ar
rival OF the week has been that OF Governor Nor
ton and his family who came up Thursday TO
their summer home the Upper st. Regis Lake
the camp owned By Hamilton Mex. Twombly.
Five members of the baseball nine now here
and have been practising all the week The others
will have arrived by the end Of next week. and the
schedule of games will soon thereafter be
nounced. Paul Smiths nine were champions of
the Adirondacks last season. and they have strong
hopes of being able to retain their laurels this
summer.
George Bird. Of New-York. arrived here on
Thursday night. He will take an active part In
laying out the golf links. as he did last year Mr.
Bird is expert and enthusiastic player. as are
not few of the other guests.
The picturesque little church of St John n-he
Wilderness which is within easy walking distance
Of the hotel. by delightful WOODLAND path has
large attendance at its service every SUNDAY morn
ing Next Sunday. July Is, the service Will be con,
Trinity Church New-York
OF the occurrences of L. week one OF the most
given in the hotel parlor last night by Mrs; VIII
" Some of the gue a who Nave Arrived here
the last few days are Mr. and Mrs. Isaac ". How
smith Mhi S MIS- M ca "hn MIS- Bcsch Mr. and Mrs
George II. Wooster. u. McRay Livingstone, Mrs. II
v, '' p Thompson, Miss ineraham. Xew-York ciiy
Vicomtesse de sibour. Miss NJ; de Sbour, General
Miss Ciageit Miss 9 Ciarett Mr. and Mrs 9. NJ
Ffoulke. Horace G. Ffoulke. Miss Helen S Ffoulke
Miss Gladys Ffoulke. Washington; f. Howard Car
roll. H. NJ. Thomas, Baltimore; Mrs G. b. Ross
Colonel Archibald Rogers. of Hyde Park, n. Y"
arrived VIII his family r on TresdaX h a, c AhSon
Among others Who have taken possession of OF
iade McAipn, Miss Gladys McAlpin Miss Harri-
cite McAlpin. of New, York City Camp Mac. Mrs
PENN i are in their " camp on spitiire Mrs " P
Wilson. of Philadephia and her sons ufh ard
dEneo" d Mi Mss F W4 ME- oh aa6 Mrs. Of
Carnegie, Of Pittsburg, is at Camp Reginald, on
the rrP Hsn St of Rf Ibany
Pearl Island. Arson Phelps stokes' other camp
Mrs. Emmons Blaine, Mrs. NNettie r Mecor,
mick ana M amG Mrs here n Tuesday ana viii
few days later go to their camp.
RALPITS.
LYON Mountain. y y. July IS (SpecaD.-Al-
though there are not yet as many summer visitors
al the Upper Chatoaugay Lake hotels as there
should be at this period Of tho season. they are
coming and all the houses expect to do a large
business soon. For one thing. the season here is a
late one in the that many guests lingor
longer than at some of the resorts which I'll up
earlier in the summer enjoying the excellent hunt
ing which is afforded them here In the fali J.
Warren Hutton. the popular proprietor or haiph pm, :
has good many guests at ms weii-kep, ana Well
are expected soon. Mr.. iiutton's large and new new
e9dage, a ng been leased for August and Sep
Iember Among the guests who have registered
& Kaph Of segh op r&s Miss Fs
~ and Mrs FeSkmam Of t NoyYGrk G ldEG
r Norton. jr.. of Albany: H. II. Farnalee Of
~ l. THE CHATEAUGAY
About two miles from "Raph's" by the road
which skirts the lake is another hotel, equally we'll
managed well equipped and desirable in every way
as a quiet and delightful house in which to SPEND
a summer vacaton-thc Chateaugay. Everything is
fresh and new about the house the rooms are
large airy and nicely furnished the view down the
lake is exceedingly pleasant ana IN me b9ath9uSc
some of the trimmest rowDoats 10 be louhu on
the Adirondack lakes. 1t - hotei or the hrSt
class in everything except SIZE as Is Inc one pre-,
viously referred to; but IT is not everybody VINO
prefers large hotel Among the Sucs, H,, at NE
FaaeauF2 are Ms J. 9ds a TSTsF ana n ARR nay
Forrest Of Ogdensburg. y. \.
MERRILIs
stones throw from the Chateaueay IS Merrills.
the Oldest established hotei on the lake. This
house too. is pleasantly situated and ably con-
Quoted and 1t has long record Of deserved popu-
larty and The season at Meiriii's does not
end until November and the house Is an especial
favorte with people who tarry I'm the noun
tains far into the fall Mr. Young expects 10 have
a houseful in August. Among the guests now at
the hotel are Mr. and Mrs. r. T Recs and Mr.. and
Mrs l.. S Mcndcl of New-York city.
THE ALGONQUIN.
saranac Lake n. Y. July IS (specaD.-The Al
conquin has been receiving good many guests this
week. and from present prospects It will not be
long before the midsummer rush will be on. Out-of
door sports driving. tennis and rowing are favoriie
daytime diversions. while the presence Of the or
chestra gives opportunity for informal dancing
every evening. A coaching party had been arranged
for We inesday 10 visit John Browns grave near
Lake Placid; bat on account Of the shower on that
d.,v tn, trim had to be postponed Tennis il pop
uIir sport at the Algonquin. The most enthusiastic
,iavcrs are A W Burnett and J. r. Williamson.
prnf.r.nr L Ii Williams and kichard \ Fox. The