New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02

August and the house will probably soon De hn vo
been Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott. Miss a; w.
Kelly Miss Sarah Kelly Mss Emma Kelly rs Ne%-
French. Phillipsburg. quebec
ST. HUBERTs INN.
Keene Heights ~ Y. Aug. (SpecaD.-The be-
ginning of August finds St Huberts Inn well hlled
and expecting crowded house through ths' inc
height of the-season' month. Some OF me many
arrivals in the last few days have hsen nry Mri ana
SsWYoIk; EawaraJ Il Howell MI Miss A. NJ T. p ,,Sw
PhadePhia; NJ, G9orEe Erdman N Ger%anto"4
Maine ha3h.r Mi and Gg ackscn wmaso mss Del Mrs
H. s Lorng Boston: Mr.. and Mrs. $. Douglas
Cornell, William j. Morgan. Buffalo ana MT ana
Mrs. s. 3. Willard. Marlboro Mass
ROCKY POINT Inn.
Old Forge n Y. Aug I (SpeclaD.-The pleasantly
situated Rocky Point Inn. at the head OF Fourth
Lake Fulton Chain. with It's fine fishing ana BOAT
Ing facilities and It's white sand beach for bathis
is having a prosperous season. Every room Is
taken at present win the prospeGh o. montb inst
opening Judge Gerrtt A. Forbes Of Canasto Ia
n. Y. and party of his friends are among h the
guests who VIII arrive here withih II IL" u"s''
LELAND HOUSE.
schroon Lake. ~ Y. Aug (speciaD.-With the
end of this week the hotels here are nearly tuli'
Although its height Is never reached until August
the season at Sohroon bake has been good one,
the hotels having for the last week or TWO hau
guests than for the corresponding PERIOD las,
sources of amusemcnt-bOating, bathing, tennis,
baseball dancing stros TO the village. impromptu
seemne and msc k are
names on the Leland House register. la'se , pro
R mg OF %Sscq ro ang Mrs n TompKn
Miss G F. Randolph Mrs. I.auterbach Mr. an, and
pr Grim II ErOssSd Mrs Mrs K p c Wmns Mri
- Sternbach. |. ii.
Miss NJ G Graham. Mr.: and Mrs. NJ J. Crawford,
w W Y ynm.s Mr. ami Mrs. p G. Ynensng Mrs
f. A. Hoe, the Misses Hoe New, York 1lty; Mrs'
A. Mro LeTs Trn y e" We'll ' Mrs. Enre Miss
EnEeI Savannah; Mrs. W. risner MI Mr g. FrcK
knight. c. l.. knight. Troy
ADIRONDACK HOUSE.
Keene Valley. n. Y. Aug / CSpeciaD.-The we'll
known Adirondack House is filling up for August
Mt n satisfactory rate There is much driving done
by the people resident for the summer in the val
lev and. what with the dances at the hotel, to
which the cottagers are always invited, and other
the recent arrivals at the Adirondack House are
N Mss Hiss s WnFd Newarf < j. Nh s and Mrs
r Tx K. Orr Miss orr Or. and Mrs; Meyer Iienrer,
G. w Allen Mrs. J. W. Dean. Mrs. NJ. y. Davis,
Mrs. J. L. Wilson. Philadelphia
THE CASCADE.
Cascadeville. n. Y. Aug. CspeciaD.-The Cas-
cade House assumes it's usual livsy appearance.
In no place in the Woods do the young people get
more pleasure from their outing than In this home
in the wilderness" The last week has included
progressive cuchre party. in which Miss katheryn
Weston was the fortunate winner of FIRST Prize; n
tally-ho ride to Placid. TWO informal hops ana a
berrying party. In which each one tried to eat an
the berries he or she picked. The ASKING has been
fine the last week party having cap:urcd
nearly two hundred Of the spccded beauties IN one
dag fishing Among the familiar faces are the
Cornings. OF Troy; \. G. White and family. Of A.
bany Mr. and Mrs II. VI. Norton, OF Chicago; the
Sherrys and Or and Mrs Homer Eaton. OF New
York Professor H. A. Storrs. of the University
Mace.