New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15

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contributors the endowment iuhu up " VIC P''''
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Mrs. Anson Pheips . ,so u n,vard smith 80. leo
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MS ri,s Mhna'n n''N Icon j. G. Hcndrictson. 80
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Mrs 4 d jaiari sc9 Mrs a,dne dudley. 10
Ms Ms: Ge Fi sTen cE's II Miss Minnie c. SEQ
bike ,:: n,s SSS pr he' Il. seward Webb zoo,
Mr.: Mrs. N csrns L. %, W E.T,G y; i P'cc &% cS
Ms M"c y r Wa;sn 5ol s5oSlo
on Friday the annual fair In aid Of the Ad'T Wa.
S 6ed in the hotel pro and large from from tns
raised from the sale OF eHenines ago there
SUBSEQUENT ars sS''o Attended german and every
weekday evening there is informni ' hnenha- nine
h b n' game arranged for Monday. but the o,ner
team didn't arrive IT. is s sSne sy mex week al
though Competing mines are rather scarCe ,b,n the
those VINO have come to fa n s MIS- Richard IT,
Ba mss crogssy DR. s ana Mn Mrs ''hn' Ellis Sir
Mrs M Gh"Jss mes siw FFensdct and dausher w.
In ent F. r. Faulkner. New-Y9rk civ t Mr hm,'
Mrs HeT pr asd MTs samuel PeTson stawfoTSS
Conn. Mrs Warren Marsh MISS Aaa R ms:
r anG Mrs L. r. Airy ana daughter SSrwich,
Comm COZ anu Mr.. and Mrs William Csrter pRaug1
phia; Mr. AMI Mrs J. S Roden'0"s"' ''''''''
Mrs Thomas Thacher an9 Mss are sa fes Of d.
ana dncs s' ., his cottage. Mr.. and Mrs D. H. McA'-
pin of New-York are guests al 'ne S'
THE CHATEAUGAY.
Morrill, ~ y. Aug. IA good many people nav
heon coming into this part of the mountains Wi,''
the last week or two for It is August ana AZ my
cay in the South city people are Obliged 10 o''''
- tho North Woods in August and the chateau
CAV is getting its share Of them some OF the rece.
arr,va1s being J. O. Poillon. of New-Nork senior
member of the noted shipbuilding firm OF T. q Il.
Poon and Mrs Poiilon ana MIS- G'V Of Mon.
,real 4 pleasant feature Of the evenings heie -
The fute and piano duets by Mr. Polllon VINO Nj - "a
Wnher ar Miss barclay. Last Saturday evening
launch party of fourteen from Rph = ~ steanoer
'HSS,ronSack called here to take supper. a 'one
table decorated with ierns ana HOWE nxcoI
down the middle of the dining-room ana Al AL ,rIn
ienS simmer Was served IN six courses Inc "TRIP
around the upper and lower cha,eaHusech afeangay
III. little steamer. which touches at me lin @uests
wharf every day is avonte one also WIN nj ASH
of this house though rowing ana shiiins ,na lions
ing are the more frequent and popular reciea'io'
THE WINDSOR
,,,,h,b,oun y Y Aug 1I-While tennis
and Notwithstanding still have measure Oh
fo,.,r amone the guests of the Windsor. ana pi-
cvcling on the fine roads in and around Ehzane'h
town is far from being neglected ana DRIVING Is not
i'm danger OF ever being out OF Date s'" q" 10
fact that golf IS far and away the most popuar
recreation here as Il was .ast season the Inks
are only a short distance from the house, and the
president OF the Cobble Hill COT Club Is an enthu-
s!asiic lover Of outdoor sports. Judge Henry A 'h
dersleeve of New-York. whose fame as marks
man is more than National The links are occupied
daily. and all day by Payers. and week aitef next
they will be the OF the second annual to"tha-
rent Of the club which will be held under the
management Of the Green Committee composed OF
President G.lderslnevc. chairman; Nice-PTesdent X
L. Hand and a. e. Bloss and ii. NJ. Brittin Play
VII begin Tuesday. Angus, q. for Il handicap
Gun offered by the club and for a consolation cup.
also the gift Of the club, The play IN the morn.n.
VIII be medal play, eighteen noes, Lest c'sht
scores TO qualify. In The afternoon viii he contested
the first round Of The match play eighteen ho-,S,
open 10 the eight winners OF The morning. ON
played open to the winners In the first round.
and in the afternoon the inaIs VIII come, eighteen
played for also. IN the morning. the competition be-
ing open 10 payers falling 20 qualify IN the medal
approved by The Green COMMITTEE. On Saturday.
August 2s. there will be club championship same,
he:s Of the club The prizes vii be goa badges to
be AWARDED Ie.pccilvely TO inc man ana woman
ncnt arrival. at the Windsor recently have been Mr.
Navy and Mrs Boger Mr.. and MIS-. a. 7. Smith,
Mrs. 4. G. Sherwood ana family Mis- $ l. Bush
M ftn George rsen arcay Moa; and family MS = F.
olcott Ms Homer Toner, Eaten Mr.. and Ms s'eysnson
T. '' Adams. Mrs s F. Dickinson, New-York CITY:
Miss Bruce. Miss Jennie Bruce Albany, W 5,
Providence. Il. l.: Mira James o. Clephane and fam
~ EnseT9od D. W g. M RGar NJ, Bear W,i Mis-
Phl nfeT Miss ii Johnson Madison j.
J. L. p. Plume and family. Newark. n. J.; Frank
X. Shevcy. Boston
ADIRONDACK HOUSE
Keene Valley. y. Y, Aug. 14.-For one who loves
tie beauties OF nature few places for Teasing the
eyes surpass the spacious piazzas of the Adron-
dack House. with It's wide. clear lawn stretching
eastward and the mountains looming up in every
direction. This house. unlike many others has
as fine view from TIE front there being no out
buildings to mar the beauty OF the landscape.
The house has hlled rapidly until all the rooms,
with the exception of the few reserved for tran
sents. are taken; Many people from Elizabeth
town. Lake Placid ana the other resorts nearby
same day. Driving parties are made up almost
daily going to Lake piacld East Hill and other
Mountain blackboard has been put on the Au-
sable Lake r2Hte making trip each morning and
given by the Misses Brown: Hall and stobo with
me assis'ance %, ren Moenha9er who made
much of the pleasure OF the evening was due
erary party was held each person representinr in
costume the title Of book. On Friday evening the
regular weekly hop night held the subscrjnton
dance. which IL always looked forward with pleas
uraoe anticipation by the cottagers as well as the
lowing: ". v. Tompkins Miss Clara Bush Miss
Mary Bush Miss katheryn Simmons, Miss dennis
Mis-; Waite Chicago: Mr.. ana Mrs. iedvard Cogs.
well and family: Albany: Charles II. Jung and fam
Pensed. Miss Stout. Harry y. Sewage. H. Green md
family. Ncw-York; James Jackson. T. W Peel
Montreal: Miss Henry. Miss Davis. Miss Johnston
G.. H. Pope. Fall River, Macs; Mr.. and Mrs G r
King Boston. Mrs Charles Turner Mrs Fish
burn, Philadelphia John Spohr and family w II
Force. Enst Oranr'. y. j. Miss Grace Bcattie
Flint. Mich.
THE CASCADE
Cascadeville. ~ Y, Aug. II (SpeciaD-The sum
rush. Is coming 10 the Cascade like the rush OF
the beautiful cascade as II plunges down the
precipitous mountain In front OF the house after 4