New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-29
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HOTEL. AUsABLE CHAsM.


Ausase Chssm. y. Y. Aug. %-The first sum
mer OF the nrc Hotel AusabIe Chhsm mas
been prosperous one q good many permanent
guests having been registered. in addition 10 the
shifting throng OF tourists In small groups ana In
big excursion parties for whom the mouse has pro
vided accommodation. The season VIII extend
through September. which in Northern New-forK
Is exceedingly attractive month The season
has no, yet begun 10 al Hotel Ausaoie
Cbasm. and this week has brought the usual num-
Der OF guests and sightseers On Thursday there
came a Raymond Whitcomb party OF seventy-hve.
and the next day a Pennsylvania Railroad party
of seventy-six arrived. one OF its members oeihs
the Peruvian Minister. DR. Egurguren me other
day Postma ster- General Gary came over from
Hotel Champlain to visit the chasm. accompanied
by party composed Of Mrs; and Miss Cary Ny Nj
and Mrs T. A. c. Smith. Miss Waldron. Miss b.
Andrews William Runkls H. Graves i,,ay soo and nd
for next month is the Railroad Y. n C. A. ex-
cursion SIX hundred strong which VIII DC mere U"
Among those who have recently, registered "a at
Hotel Aush ChaSm M are mr. a. Ana b @r Mrs
S V Martin Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs Charles D.
ss sOsfSn Mr. and Mrs Mr eh" heme
Helmetta ~ j. Miss Pope Oranse ~ j.; mr.. ana
Mrs Edward Adams , Mr. Ard W Mri Mrs. Mil'a ~
Parks Brooklyn; Or. Percival r. i,oder M. anu IN
Mrs Isaac McQuillcn and family, PhadepMnla p al.
and Mrs George T. WEIGH. Mrs. George NJ ba'-
ker Washington.
ADIRONDACK HOUSE.
l{ncne Valley y. Y. Aug. S-The ADIRONDACK
Uouse ras Al the guests II can ACCOMMODATE
ord roy that the summer Is nearly over mas 10
find niacos for the transient guests who about inns
fine every season begin 10 visit keene |ahey IN
largo ntmbols coming Through the mountains
hy stage or carriage from the resorts Iur'he'
v,as. and taking the Delaware ana HUDSON Trains
NJ tho Lake Champia!n boats at Wcstport on their
i,urncv 10 their city homes. The guests OF this
house lead IN outdoor life. Tennis Is III great
favor among the younger set. and croquet mas De-
come so popular that two sets are IN constant use
Evervbodv who knows Keene Valley KNOWS the
vogue Of bicycling here, and the guests OF the
Adirondack House form small contingent Oh
the army of wheemen There are many u'i',.'s
nartics too and favorte excursion is 10 'he
beautiful Ausabc lakes up beyond 81 hupe'' =
The Friday evening hops at the Adirondack House
are one OF he chief features OF the social HE OF
the valley as so many OF the cottagers ana tne
guests Of other hotels attend them i;ast rIiua9
nights was the largest of the season i-aSt ohlul
day nigh; there given lterhr! e', ~ 'n,n,
ment for ;he hcncnt OF the P"p''' ''"'"''' nv '
CT $40 being netted. -, ,,,ro,1,oL
Among the latest arrivals AT the Auironu'tk
Unusc are the following: Mr.. and Mrs, Jonn r
Finn san Francisco +. H. HaviaId, Mrs. Inv
Iand Ms NJ r. Davis. William - Bainbr'dg e.,
bridges Brooklyn: &. 6. CONWAY. MISS u; =, OF
wav Miss s i; Adams. Philadelphia: Eober, T..
Wocd ran River Mass: Mr.. ana Ms Hninihs
Miss Cooling Miss NJ Y. Goding; Wilmington
Del: Mrs y w Brooks Roy Hrooks E.a,int t1
III: G. j. Fox. Mrs. Fox Miss Fox Los "hse'eS