New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-26
Miss May Caroline Wade. Miss Strong. Northamp-
ST. HUBERT'S INN.

ton, Mass.
ST. HUBERT'S INN.
keene Heights N. Y. July Is (speciaD-The num-
Der or guests here at ST. Hubert's Inn is steadily
increasing as August draws near. AS in other
parts OF the mountains. the season at the inn has
been rather backward. but the August engagements
insure full house Many persons have taken
their apartments for September also and will re-
main through that month Last year the season
practically closed by September Is. The golf
was made ready last week. and play ms began the
first OF the present week Great interest is taken
here IN the game. anc many letters OF inquiry
corning ii have been received from intending guests
ever since the season opened. The livery OF st.
Huberts is among the largest and best in the
mountains and the Carriages and teams are In con-
slant demand. The favorite excursion Is through
the Adirondack Mountain Reserve. over the three
| and half miles OF model macadamized road
Lower Ausable Lake. Here the party, leaving the
carriage until the return trip. enter boats. which
the guides row through the lake. A one-me carry
brings them to the Upper Lake which Is traversed
| TO the guides camp where luncheon is taken. the
return trip being made over the same course. An
other popular ail-oay outing is drive TO the VII
ley House. Las, Hill. eleven miles away. and
turn. There are two tennis courts Il grass one ana
board one, and both are occupied much OF the
time. The orchestra OF four pieces plays every
afternoon and every second evening through the
week in the hotel parlor. on the alternate even
ings the music is given in the casino. where there
| Ia dancing.
| On Wednesday night Miss Anne Virginia Gull
bertson the dialect poet. gave well-attended au-
tnors reading in the parlor OF the inn.
| Among the recent arrivals at the inn are Mrs
| Horace S. Taylor. Mrs. NJ. r.. Hampton. Mrs. Metz
! gar Miss Edith H. Nesbitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ewald
| Fletman. New-York City; Mrs. James Henderson.
Miss i. Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs. G. h Bartle'
| Philadelphia.
ADIRONDACK HOUSE.
Keene Valley. July - (SpeciaD.-The hotels Of
this valley which has been go long famous for its
great beauty nave felt the duness OF business
noted in some other parts OF the mountains, but
| they will be we'll filled next month. and also
through september. Mr.. Kelly. OF the Adirondack
| House, satisfied with the outlook This house
maintains excellent livery, which Is largely pat
ronized by cottagers. as well as the hote guests:
The orchestra gives Il musical In the parlors every
night ana every Friday evening ttere Is d mop
to which ali the cottasers are hsitsu' anu , al
| when many OF them always take part A rev
days ago baseball mines from Ausable FORKS ana
Port henry, respectively, came over ~ heehe a.,
ley, accompanied by a large number OF t.eli
TRENDS. me Ausabie FORKS Team reslseIeu d. 'i9
! Tanawus. In the afternoon they played game on
tn e naignborhood Turned cut 10 see the match,
which won by the nine IRON me tdtoh t
,oM ana MIliiS X Halrd" who has cottage
| near the hotel. The three young men are gong
| into camp on the Ausable Lakes after stay oi Il
| week TWO at the MOTEL
TAHAWUS HOUSE.
The Tahawus House has many guests booked for
arrival the first of the month one OF the per-
| manent guests at this old and well-known hotei Is
| Professor J. A. Lintner, the State entomoioglst'
| whose article on the army worm was printed III
! last SATURDAYS Tribune. DIT. Lintners mail Is by
| far the heaviest Of that received by any guest at
| the Tahawus, and large part or II CONSISTS OF
letters OF inquiry about methods OF repeiiing me
| army worm invasion Mrs ftedhe!u. ol lA ~, ~
arrived mere the Other evening, having IeIt lies
home that morning. Her Oldest SON string go, tIoI
the Tahawus House the following nornins' nay
ing made the journey OF about lou miles III '''"0
Among the recent arrivals at the Tahawus are
nero nrGie xipany; MIS- Wett Miss Wett W willet5.
Miss Ferris Miss Sturses ew Nv City: Miss
~ ~ 3turges, Of New-York. who arrived here
| a few DAYS ago with mis- wife, drives perhaps the
| finest turnout in the valley. an English trap ana
cob
PAUL SMITHS.
peul Smiths, n V, July Is (specaD.--This
| famous resort is receiving additional guests py
.verv train and soon will be filed. With It's own
many guests and cottagers and tie campers Tor
whom it is a second home Paul smith Is a''eaD'
, brilliant with life and gayety and beauty lor
hlrOi ~ bandsone women The chief occurrence OF
week has been ne 9fsaIi . Gos C1, Of Paul
Smiths The members UP 10 ua 80 Ira Rich-
chibad Rogers james fofsy IT, GeCise t IAN smith
ara Aan VIE tSiai,'Si IT, Bayard Smith, T. L.
/ TrudeaU IT.. j. i. Whiton, Governor 10 Ntdor.
rn,her ~ names viii added 10 the l!st within
next few DAYS 1t Is D tne parsen Who are per-
1Uanent guests at the hotel or dwelers IN 'ne
camps the adjacent lakes ne po D,S' near whch
ef.e, OF water course mas DeeH Id.-- -
ne,h Of ne course is three miles with nine lnks.
100 in consequence OF the unevenness o. w
ground there, the course VII. JS o ,rba unts have
re- ched completion under the expert care OF
George Bird and play VII Desi iYor 0n CUP offered
/ hv III. Paul Smith Hotel COMPANY ~, WI Cbsm-
rsnsed with PLAYERS reprsfFeni a HH,ei Iaenbr
Of the baseball nine practising jealousy
day win the n, Pnsp OF the %, Ad1ondacks
ulH -. W swift Of New ork, has interested ns
irgmu I n, Saranac Lake and they are renears,ns
play winch is to be presented II. 'i ne rosI worthy
cry n treat Interest is taken in the prodIcu,Gn on.
as Mr.. Swift is the author Oh " '"'
James Forsyth Mayor Of owego ~ fo Gaqsn9
in Lower ST. Regis LAKE eo and hail pounds
one OF the best catcnes q ne season progressive
Miss B Bs5iy on q MondSy ns dGry
Ears AT the tables and the winners ie0e''N
Aa6%g e week 4aY Ysn Ssea
W F Severance, Miss GorG9Wni M MP ~ ~ hearn. An
Son rhepS sio4a Ss%Y9 81 w Ms r r No P
s9 Iss MaSs chck Boston Mrs NJ B Baroef E M
gleyyood. y. j.. Mrs itoOei, !Psr IT, Miss Lily
aitu ~. t1biadephia ana the RcV Ut anu
" Mnrean Dix Miss Dix. Morgan DIX IT, New
York. ..r-
STEVENS HOUSE.
,o,,o placid \. Y. July IS (SpeciaD. The Stevens
House is doing large July business I a
Is not vet filed as it will be in August. Inere was
the appearance of August crowds on luesuaD
though when the State officials and LEGISLATORS Were
49," ,rne marty consisted Of the State tisherlss'
there d Eorest Commissioners. Messrs DdVIlss'
Thonpson Holden Mfea ana co iaSi0 W9m +
the4. =. sunerinteuQent Of Forests, j. W Gnu,
OK, Game Protector General F. A. Me Err V
PosdaIn y. y; colonel Ast,ey '" xcise Commas