New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05

LAKE PLACID,

Lake Placid n. Y. July (speciaD.-The season
| here may fairly be said TO be well under way. al
| though the crowds are not expected for the next
week or All the hotels fully as well fllicd az
usual at this time In the summer. and have large
bookings ahead. guests coming In each day the III
tie steamer Ida is making her twice-a-day trips Oh
| Lake Placid between tho Stevens House ana inc
| Ruisseaurnont and many rowboats. with boating or
| fishing parties. are all day long to be seen on Lake
Placid and Mirror Lake. The Stevens House VIII
next week have its ladies' orchestra for dancing am
| for music at dinner. The golf links are being put IN
order. and playing will begin Some OF the ar
rivals at this the Oldest OF Lake Placid notes. are
| Mrs NJ Macdonald and family. c. J. Sheldon Mr..
| and Mrs Robert j. Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. Hampden
| Waldron. DR.. Edwin L. Swift. Mr. and Mrs william
L. Tuttle. Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Speir. Mr. and Mrs
G. H. Lowerre. Mr. and Mrs. William II. Caldwell. OF
| New York City; Mr.. and Mrs c. Swezey and fam-
ily DR.. and Mrs. Frank L. West Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ Ccnkn. of Brooklyn; Edwin II. English and
Miss Julia A. English, of New-Eaven. Conn, and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Martin NJ Grdley. OF Chicago
| At the Grand View this summer there will be an
unusual number OF young men, and especial at'en-
ton will be paid athletics For one thing 1t may
be counted upon as certain that the Grand views
baseball team will be masters OF the Adirondack
| field for that will play eight members OF
the nne WHO nave 3ns mU Altman
| Ashland Wilson. Jayne. Suter, Evans and Bryan'.
them Would seem to be for some other hotel to in,
| duce the Yale men TO be its guests. Then, too; golf
arranged with the Hotel ChaInpain. St, !Iubert's
| Inn and other hotels There is also on Ioot Pan Pan
the authority OF the National Tennis Association.
| for the championship of the Adrondacks. ana cor
respondence with that end in view Is now IN prog
| ress The hotel purposes offering for the singles
silver cup valued at $50 which mus, be won three r
years by the player besides prize, each year r
for the winner one of the men VINO VII ake p ZOE
in tine is ThGmIssn AID CHAMPION for
Pennsylvania in doubles: ~ .o ,, rs.
Mrs. H. IA' G. Irons Mrs. Arce ii, Psnheld; Mrs
se s Ho n%a Mrs Mrs + pSd i@s ! Miss
pSld Of XewY s CITY; Mrs. 81 e. MUSFe
The Ruisseanmont, like the houses jrsi mentioned
is already full of life and gayety Driving. rowinS,
the pleasures Of life at this beautiful house To-day
in celebration of the Fourth series Of games were Were
test mems rece, three-egged race potato race ace
ia the morn ns nS AFTER a%a
race, mems singles. on Lake Placid Among Wrs
Henry b Hcchkss and chidren Dr. and Mrs Rep
ert coleman Kemp. H. A. Balm and NJ, Ezra ~ All, t.
Of East orange. s. j.: MIR and Mrs. Clarence W.
Stevens. OF Albany: and DR. S. f. Sally and Mrs.
Albert chsvaler Of london. the noted &c .so s,ss
singer and Mrs Cheyalier are staying at me mus
seaumont Etienne Grardot Of "Charleys Aunt
fame. is also a guest there. .. The p,,s
ns sGss a 1Geg M Cope
Mrs. Francis Cope and + Tske Of Of hniaar
| phia. Mr. and Mrs. Horace lbuTTouEn, VI
| Mrs. Samuel II. Page. Mrs. A. T.. Putnam and her
SON A. W. Putnam; J. " Clark and family ana
The Lake Placid House has already about foT,y
guests and expects TO reach ne t on III man
| agement and its location on nigh ground between
the lakes maintaining boathose on s sS aEe
tered are Mrs James McNa%ght Miss AIGe M Of
Ns e~sY city and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Milbank
| and family, of Yonkers.
/
Paul Smiths. ~ ". July (speciaD.-This famous
resort opened for the season June To- but not d
few guests came in advance of the formal opening,
| and a succession of others have been arriving ever
| since Many improvements have been made IN an"
| about the hotel, and every prospect points TO
highly Sr "n Sr g. at he
their camps on the St. Regis lakes are MIR. ana ana
a Mri M Io~ Van DuSrn Mr and Mrs " burke
A. G. Robinson Simeon J. Drake Mss Amce Frnn
F Fsf %,s Mrs Temple Merritt Miss Merritt g.
Agnew and family visl co o Mss Earle and
a the Misses Troth sisters of Mrs. A. J. Drsye i
D. beo e: Mrs Sidney F. Lowell and Miss Lowell ell
a np3o MEs Charles i' Chapman Hartford Conn
tie camp S frw a ays rs
| Corning and family Albany; Dr. and Mrs, f. II r.
Trudeau saTanac Lake W VI w e CIV who
have taken cottage for the summer; Mrs Robert
Hoe M ksgi Hee ana RG0s family y
,ua Park and family White Plains, n y; White
| law Reid and family. New-iork.
SARANAC LAKE.
saranac Lake. n. V, July Specializing Al
| gonouin is rapidly filling up with guests ard as
| sumjne an aspect of summer gayety and a lively
| and prosperous season seems assured. one OF the
improvements at the Algonquin this year Is the
new boathouse large wo,story struG'hre nga,
the fnesi building of its kind in the Adirondacks.
| Mrs Alwyn A. Alvord and her daughter, OF New-
| gonGuin Miss Alvords engagement to C. Wickllne
| Throckmorton has been announced ,,.. 4.
Benjamin II. Brewster Jr son OF fres it, al,
thurs Attorney Genera ana Of MS aamS a ana
Haus h anf ar SHT 81
| staying at the Algonquin makes frequent trips into
| the woods. and always brings back large string
| ing four and a half pound specified trout, after
playing it for over two horrs tbs Is one OF the
Mr Richards will have 1t mounted by a taxider-
the E. Il wa se %fn n
f feld s Miss speman Mr. and NJ willlam
Mason T rnp aa and Mrs. F. w. Stephens Of Mont
clair a. j., and Miss II. C. Johnson. of Putnam
The Ampersand opened on June this year and
the s 6ot haa any trowd sd
a highly successful season Not few people have nay,
to the OF r." sns &C.
| rate to for themselves some OF the beauties OF
the famous wilderness. Of which they had heard 40
| much They arc finding the hotels fine livery and
| boat service valuable aids in enabling them TO en-
| low themselves and much as possible Of the
| region during their limited stay here.
| The largest lake trout has been brought In by
| Robert NJ Boyd. of Montclair-a fish weighing
| eleven pounds Charles j.. Bldwell OF NewYork
| comes next with eight FOUNDER. Ferrars II
| Tows, OF Washington, has the record for the larg
est catch Of brook trout some sixteen pounds in al
Among the recent ARRIVALS are Charles h BID
| II w whittier Philadelphia: the Rev DIR. William
p. Lusk Princeton. \ Mrs f, TiIien Sou6hack
| Southack New York John F. Thayer. Boston; c. d.
| Tows Mrs Tows Mr. Ferrars Tows Washington: