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


| Of which one does not tire. The walking CLUB or
ganized a week or two ago while the weather was
bad to provide andote for blues mas rather
suffered from diminished enthusiasm now that the
only blues to be found above and below, In the
| skies and the lakes. instead OF all around YET an
occasional walk is taken. The music here IL much
enjoyed and 1t is hoped that another musical IKE
| that Of a week or two ago. which was arranged py
| II. H. Chandler will soon be given among the
guests who have recently arrived at the stevens
! House are Mrs. F. D. Hooper. Dr. Wischnewetzky.
A. J. Bendix. Miss Bendix. Mrs. Henry NJ Thomp-
son. Miss Floyd, Miss Lousia Floyd. Mr. and MRS.
John A. Sullivan. Miss Tone. Mr. and MIS-.
LafaGette, F. Olncy. jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. DAVID
Lurch Of New-York City: Graham Taylor Graham
r. Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Schuyler OF
Chicago; Miss Summers. OF East Orange. n. j.
Edwin L. Babon, Mr.. and Mrs. Deb K. Ludwie'
II. A. Lapp and Mrs. NJ. A. McMann, OF fhia-
dephia: Frank Kelly of Rochester: Mrs l.. bensi-
ger and family Of New-Brighton. n. y; MIS-
James Brady and daughter. Harrisburg fenn.'
Dr. and Mrs William X. Paul and Mrs. Isaac Will
cts. Of Belmont ~ y and p W. Tracy. OF Boston
THE RUIssEAUMoNT.
If the Rnisseaumont seems to arriving
stranger any of these fine days to have rather
deserted air It isn't because It's guests nave de-
parted for their homes-they may be FOUND az the
golf links on hillside mile away. Coli Is
recent institution at the Ruisseaumont. but almost
all the guests who are old enough to WELD the
and some OF them are fond Of the game that
they make the trip over to the links twice day
The leading golfers thus far developed arc n
Feuchtwanger. j. p. Page. c. II. De Silver j. W.
Clark, Mr.. Upham and Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Dun
With the advent of golf. tennis suffers somewhat IN
popularity here. elsewhere; yet tennis has not
by any means been dropped The Ruisseaumont
tournament has not yet been finished. except the
ladies singles. in which Miss Larned was the
winner. child ten's tournament was begun THIS
week There good many children Mt this
pleasant house. and for their entertainment Mr.
Krumbholz has devoted a plan which pleases
them mightily-the ''children's hour" Every even
Ing from TO O'Clock. the parlor is theirs all their
elders being excluded. and there :Eey dance mnuets
| and fancy dances until the clock strikes S, when
| they led off TO bed accomplishing. because they
have had their evenings fun. In the progressive
hearts party the other evening. at which there Were
eleven tables, the prizes were won by Mrs. Quack-
Clark in the order named Noting the tile of the
game the men were gallant enough each to see to
good deal of interest was taken In the recent
entries. The .hrst prize svcr hat brush. was
won by Frank A keeney. OF Prooklyn. the best
silver key ring. went to II, Feuch,wanger.
Mrs Eaf "a! hs my
M Mis- Nancy Fl %s M Hds and Mr GGn T. Pd
Mr.; ci%Senfe R!Ss sloSpm Brooklyn; carroll
PENN Mrs wnshp San 'T Francsco Mr. and
Mrs; W; A. ,Lippncott and daughters. H. s Moor
Mrs. J. A. sanchez. Summit: &. j.. Mrs F. i.
W Ssags rs hlhdI Mrs W. BOwdsh roush
bany; Bird Perry Aberger Buffalo; James A.
! Randall. Syracuse.
LAKE PLACID HOUSE.
! The Lake Placid House is doing thoroughly sat
! isfactory business under the new management of
! Charley Fury. who has had long experience In the
| affairs CT Adirondack hotel keeping 1t is not
| ~ Oth hot. ofxo
Placid but in comfort and convenience il will COM
pare favorably with any Of its friendly competi-
tors. The house has an excellent view Of both
Mirror Lake and Lake Placid and of the noun
tains and IS on high ground. where the breezes
strike it. Boating and tennis are the favorite
amusements Of It's guests who also do not a little
driving on the roads around Lake Placid the most
| attractive drive being that TO Wilmington Notch
| abou; eight miles away On Wednesday about
forty Of the Of the house on two four-horse
| tally hos. went 10 Saranac Lake returning
| in the early evening after dav full of enjoy
ment. There is often dancing in the hotel pariors.
6ed there f%'a the
dausher aF Mr. and Mq nTe MIS- H Lewis and
sor Mr. and Hs M NJ aHa Ms
Mrs Guv p PhIllips J. r. I-nbam Nice ~ Tnh ana
yoahsTs Miss %a% Sn ca?o %a; HRaa@
| son. Chicago; +. +. Lynch, Philadelphia.
, wAWBEEK LODGE
Wawbeek. n. Y. Aug mo one ever goes away
| from Wawbeek Lodge without regretting that the
calls OF business or of some other engagement have
| compelled him 10 leave this beautiful house which
for lovelness OF view. as well as for comfort of
living. is surpassed by other hotel I'm the noun
tains. Many permanent guests have registered here
within the last week. and the hotel is now in the
full tide Of prosperous season Perhaps the lead
| ing feature at Wawbeek Lodge this summer is the
| orchestra. II consists of only pieces. piano
| and violin. but the music is far superior TO that
4 which he arilv hear in rrha
| pianist. Miss Pringle Is accom- pished musician
who also occasionally plays the viola Her sister
| Miss Agnes Pringle. FOR whom she usually acts
as accompanist is a graduate OF the Chicago Con-
| servatory of Music. where she won the gold and
diamond medals for proficiency as a volinist Her
work il marked by admirable skill and feeling and
thai Is appreciated is proved by the fact that
stilled, a tribute which is not always accorded by
hotel audience. Wawbeek Lodge has now rolf
rTaod Of aHd ' RhS sf Sd us
been opened for Play The course begins just back
| fine view Of the lake and beyond it. Of Whiteface
links the play being three times aroma and ths
| ground Is rough enough to suit the most cxacting
some good Of lake roS St' have h bsd
| made.
Won KSnTsa S Of BTidsspoT! Gem e
rs vs G sn her s John mss n OF T2y
so1@g Ms Helen Gould and Of
| walls have been those OF Mrs Samuel Burhans Miss
| BuThans Mrs. !. VI. Houston. Mr. and Mrs George
r. Manchester Mr. and Mrs G. l.. Brace. Mrs
exanaer fn 6r and N Mr: rTHnS
New,York CITY; Mr.. and Mrs W; d. sohier and
| Conn; Judge and Mrs. F.. n. Willard scranton
Penn; Mrs " G. Rudd Miss Laura r. Rudd
| Frank H. Rudd. Cleveland: II. /. Spofford Miss j
l. Spoford. Rockford. N: Mr. and Mrs A. RAJ n
| bun Mrs. Edward p. Durant. Clark r. Durant
| DIR. w O. Stillman. Albany; Mrs. ]. Sheaff Pha-
| dephia; Mr. and Mrs H. K Van Voast, Schenec-
| tady: Frank s. Altman. Brooklyn.
| SARANAC INN
| Saranac Inn, " Y, Aug. NO hotel In the
| North Woods is reached by road more beautiful
than that by which Saranac Inn is approached
| from It's station on the Adirondack Division OF the