New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09

Of guests from other hotels Who drive over here
to have dinner and to this famous resort and
Chain oS lakes ao is s tie ruling
here and every morning Seain nEs about q, mile
near ossoSd sot record RS up to
who who the other day made the nine links In forty.
BTd comes s 1;qSkes to The ihs
skill involved in the achievement Of these scores s
seem we'll ae be s %h the by
natural and artificial over which The player c eS
tested By the players here with the golfers OF
Hotel Champl.in and other resorts .,.r, dov on
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Paul Smiths will be represented q, .n nmc mack
TanS ssna amons them Sterling Beekwh Of cevs
land and Ernest. White: Of Syracuse Frank
aa9sy lsf S.s cS,qss
hOis' M oa The commitse having charge til.
Mrs for the Mpa as Ts
Mrs F. H. Faukner Mrs l. Ba var S Smith o mrs
MA Mnite ia and meiu Mrs w, f. cobb
The quartet of students Of Atlanta Unv Seisins
was heard here Monday night: AFTER In, the
schoarships was given by some OF the guests and
Thr Sailing match last Saturday afternoon was
won by F. L. Trudeau. IRIS: boat . There were
three classes n Of entries WS se city are az
the Mofitt cottage; .r.. 4, ., rr,,swooa
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dulles r. OF Engiewoo 200
4. j. and Dr. G. K. Edwards. OF washington arc
guests at the Agnew cottage
HOTEL CHILDWOLD.
Massawepie. N. Y. Aug s (speciaD.-Hote Child
void is still little less than full. but few more
DAYS will find all the rooms occupied by the guests
for whom they have been reserved Lire runs OF
here In the same pleasant way through the season.
largely an out-of- door life. as is natural win the
beautiful lake close by and the fishing streams and
fha
Childwold Park: but the music hall. with Its
fine dancing -focr is too great attraction 10 be
neglected, and dances given there every few
evenings On Thursday night there was another
large progressive euchre party In the hotel parior
which a great a success In numbers and ENJOY
ment rs the one held on Thursday night OF last
week
A large luncheon. followed by still larger after
noon tea was given Thursday by Mrs. W. f.
lngold at her beautiful camp lroqouls. little way
down the lake. y
the latter part OF this month tournament is TO be
held here, in which some Of the best players In the
getting great deal of fun out Of ball playing, even
he oH The bali
in the Of the hotel is one Of the largest and
Augustus Heaton Of Philadelphia and J. Edward
Heaton. of w-Fiaven. Conn, are guests OF Mr.
Tows, at his cottage.
RALPHS
Lyon Mountain n. y. Aug. (SpeciaD.-The peo-
pie have been arriving at RalphS In such
within the last week that this well-known and
popular hotel has all the guests it take care
of, both the main building and the annex being
filled The cottages also have been leased, the
smaller one to s. 0. Howe. OF New-York, who &C.
cupes 1t with his family; and the large new one to
James H. Hart. of Brooklyn. who. with his family.
took possession on Thursday. The cottage,
which is connected by board walk with the hotel.
has on the ground floor three large bedrooms. besides
sitting-room In which is a big open fireplace Up
stairs are four more bedrooms and bathroom with
running water and sanitary plumbing Of the the
and cellar and pazzas surround three sides or
the cottage from which pretty views Of the lake
afforded. The fishing is still good In Upper
Chateaugay Lake. but there are no famous Usher
men Just now az Raphs ne gnes,s desn d iatner
be seen out on the lake at almost any time of day.
pesss dverson and PARTIES Of them every few
days make 1t. The little steamer Adirondack. which
lary each day. MAKES an additional trip TO accom-
;nodatee one OF these parties taking them to the
there and back. and an enjoyable one Every Satur-
DAY night a service. conducted BY the Rev. DR.;
Elder Of Albany was held In the hotel parlor. and
was attended by all the guests OF the house.
THE CHATEAUGAY.
Merrill, n Y. Aug (SpeciaD.-Tho traveller by
| the Chateaugay Railroad, he approaches Lyon
! Mountain from the southwark and comes within
view of Upper Chateaugay Lake notices well down
| the lake white structure. Its front embeshed
with lofty pillars. This is the Chateaugay, one of
the best Of the smaller Adirondack hotels for IL is
desirable TO location. its newly fur
nshed, cheerful and airy, and its table is a good
( one The season at the Chateaugay has been so far
rather quiet but many guests are expected within
a few days, a large proportion Of whom will stay
into September Some of those who have recently
arrived at the ChateauCay Mr. and Mrs J. O.
! Fowler, Miss Fowler, A. T. Sanders New York City:
| F. w. Somers. Poughkeepsie n. Y
MERRILL HOUSE.
The comfortable and old-estabshed Merrill House
few hundred feet from the Cha teaugay had also
rather uneventfu July. but IT has several parties
of guests booked for arrival within the next week
and will soon be practically full The Merrills guests
stay late. to enjoy the fall hunting.