New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22

J. w. Smthey. Bchenectady M r., Miss s Ss,ss
i Euler. Mr. and Mrs ". Brown; Albany Nj Is
f Msi,e Mrs Mr a'nI' nr cro.st MI and
Par sn%ire MI Eo. anS Mrs. f. f. squire anu
TAHAwUs HOUSE.
Keene Valley N Y. Aug M.-Tbe o.d-estabshed
Tahawus House Is known almost as widely as
| Keene Valley ID known. and as long as the hotei
keeps up to Its old-time standard and the valley
retains its loneliness the Tahawus House cannot
but prosper Many guests have come IN lately
| and the hotel Is doing excellent business Ten
mis- ia r,ayed a good deal at this hotel. where
| there are many young people; there s not little
| driving. and the guests OF the house are grea'
mountain climbers having scaled last week. TOT eN.
annie. Giant OF the Valley. Covin the Gothics ana
Noonlhark. But. after ALL bicycling Is the amuse-
ment dearest to the hearts Of the Tahawus guests
most of whom are members Of the local bicycle
| club which is constructing cycle path through
the woods at points where the valley road. III
the main broad and smooth and hard. happens
to be narrow and cut up Counting the hotel
guests the cottagers and the all-the-year-round
residents more than three hundred bicycles are
owned In Keene Valley. so 1t was easy TO start
movement for building a cycle path The Taha-
House is L. A. W. headquarters In this region
and In Its well-equpped amusement hall the bi-
tSS through Which It i" hoped large sum viii BE-
seS n ss Of s n en- 1e a
'eur heatrcals and other entertainments are giv~n
s S arrvsd the 0 ?shSwas House ard
Mrs. Francis Olcott Allen, Miss Margaret Dulles
A Asn rTf H aS1 D@ss Tan
~ Professor Kemp Mrs Hart ns.r Miss Mr H ard
miss G Gs0Sse M Jersmas k0sss
Tyler R9bAIns E o Rssdd en, Nrs WI
ssWiizer and family Charles Fulton. BrOpkyTn'
Aher Chen Kd The Rev Dr. DR. Wilton
Merle Smith. Van santWood Merle e., Smith sre ana y,
he Ia
in Dr. Smiths fine cottage here Pine Crest
ADIRONDACK HOUSE.
The Adirondack House is a centre of life and
gayety this summer. Many young people are stay
| ing here. and there are good times all the time
The Friday evening hops in the hotel ballroom are
attended by many cotagers as well as guests OF
! the house. Last week subscription hop was SUB
stitutcd for the usual function more than $40 being
| realized for the benefit Of the orchestra. Tennis
| Is in favor the Adirondack House and the we'll
kept court at the end of the big lawn Is much
used. Driving is almost as popular as bicycling
and that is saying a good deal as this motel is III
| the centre Of Keene Valley with its fine highway
The four-horse wagons of the hotel livery are in
demand. and nearly every day parties go in them
twice day the ive-seaed White Mountain buck;
! board makes a trip up past 81 Hnneit GU nbn
Lake. and a favorte way of spending the day
is TO 20 up on the morning trip taxing iuhe eh
thirty guests Of this house the other day formed
Of " RI sry w yae 9 @ tn
Beach on Lower Au Sable Lake. where they en-,
toward evening The Adirondack House has been
well filled all through this month, and Is haVihs
a prosperous summer.
PAUL SMITHS.
Paul Smiths ~ Y. Aug 21.-When a man is
| glad to get one OF a Of ten or dozen beds
arranged in a hotel attic. that house may without
particular fear of exaggeraion be said to he full
! and that's the condition of things at Paul Smiths
! more CHEEKY and pleasant faces cannot be found
than are the halls and parlors and piazzas OF this
| big house alive with the lveliness Of throngs OF
guests. especially in the early evening for through
the day golf and driving and rowing and other
recreations draw away so many guests that the
hotel seems comparatively deserted. And even the
Africans are not disconnected for discomfort can
not live In the atmosphere Of geniality all about
! them. and they philosophers enough 70 accept
with cheerfulness the fact hat man coming IN
the middle Of August without previous core
spondence must take what offers. The close OF tn
| eolf tournament last week did not by any means
mark the end of the golf season or the cessation
In any degree Of interest in the game. Indeed ore
of the prizes the weekly handicap cup. will not be
awarded for three weeks yet. as the mem
bers OF the St Regis Golf Club play for 1t every
Wednesday and IL is 10 be presented to the player
winning IL the largest number OF times some OF
the sportsrnen gore into the woods after deer
but the interest this season, when only still-hunt-
| ing is allowed is not great. apparently. as In
former years. The sailing race on Upper ST. Regis
Lake last saturday as on the PRECIOUS Sa'pIday
| Durkee's twenty-fooer Mono which this week mas
been sailing in the International races on LAKE ot
cup. will be in the race on the upper 81, h hiS
next Saturday afternoon The fair Tnicn was hsdr
Friday of last week in the hoiel pa,Irooni 10, o
the benefit Of the Adirondack Cottage Sanitarium
saranss Lake nesd a5 aIm Of he
fairs held here in aid Of this, widely known ana
BRISK was the buying and SO large the number Of
purchasers but lis preParation reLresesenb e
mittee OF ladies having it in charge ana by Other
friends OF the sanitarium one iabe l3r iH
son Phetps Stokes had imported especially from
Paris and which she had paid the duty: IN az
an equal amount has been raised this summer
through subscriptions from campers on me 81;
hotel guests $3.50 of the amount having been OBJ OBJ
tanned through the efforts Of Mrs MdS nix, U
Entertainment. also in aid of the sanitarium. was
h ne,n IN t OF Frank Fauknc James
Forsyth arranged the programme and me seies
ton of the costumes was in charge OF MIS- Decher'
Geo Mrs Iipd and Paul Smith ST. have for
few ia days s1n nj Xe iS
u John IN a. Stewart, of New-York. has taken the
Arson Phelps Stokes camp for the rest Oh '"e 'e"-
'v Mr. and Mrs. whitelaw Reid and family. OF New
York. arrived on Tuesday at their camp on the up
pf Mr. 81 and MiE Mrs Frederick Snow of New-York
are guests at c. Der. Moores camp ~ ,,,
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Pyle the Misses Pyle. MISS
Dolntz Mr.. and Mrs. George "; Nanaernoei r an 10
the pyie Cottage George Draper and C. r. Agnew
OF NewYork. have arrived at tne Agne" cot''s t,a
smiths within ne last few DAYS are '4 M G pok
Frank Tk A. Munsey. C. n. Bliss tr, ". c. grown
rse Robert Jsr nygmp p Mr. r and say MTs
Hominick Harold Van Rensselaer,. pr and Mrs
Walter Curry Miss a & Mrs William Mia BCod
ocod Miss Bloodgood. Alfred L. Brown. New orK
y Mrs F. KerHSsea Wb AIsny ST. If L Snn M
and Mrs John s. Blair. Washington MTs " imam
r Garter Miss Alice Carter. PhiladeIpha M siac
r Clark New-Haven; Mr.. and Mrs: r. > Mc'
;raw Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. j. A HOUSTON pos'o'