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

Nm Ia Erbmrit' Mrs Robert b. Roosevelt Miss
nsHsR Tss%Ss s.s ss.fs s5s
Brook Phndspha 'S Miss Mics Nj.
Anna Rdsway Peru W.T. S"i il
%cS;: m o;nwd nof Mr. @ds
James D. Ford and family. Budao M Mrs and w MRS -
Smith MIS- h s%h SrSns MrSra Mr.
MTs L. ascy Albany Mi Mec 5s,'f b. " Meess
Stamford. Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. j. soutter Porter
wAwBEEK LODGE.
Wawbeek. n. Y. Aug. H-The guests at waw-
beck Lodge delight In leading an outdoor life
and the many showers Of late. although their APP
proach has driven the boating parues 10 tempo
rary shelter. have lost their terrors "heh inc
guests have reached the hotel some part OF whose
broad verandas which have a total length OF
fully COO feet. is always free from the ar.vihe
rain OF the severest storm. The shower OF Mon
day afternoon accompanied by oo"oIe ram
bow Of unusual appearance ana reiharhao'e Io'e
Illness The outer bow curved colossal over W mite
face and other peaks and the inner one seemed
to lie directly upon the surface OF the lake. peau
tiful phenomenon never before witnessed here. Be
sides the rowing which Is so popular, the guests
here frequently go out in the naphtha iaunch
Wawbeek. Mr.. Welch nearly every morning
making up a party for a sail. and the iadies no"
and then devoting the little craft TO the mover use
OF floating paror for an afternoon tea" The
Wawbcek also meets guests. arriving on me
northbound trains Of the New-York CentraIs Adj
INN Station and after beautiful drive Of two
miles through the forest to the inn embark on tne
Lake to " wawbesk Lodge Few views as striking
mat at fT Sr o Re resorts
prospect from the lodge itself is no more 1Gyny
p p"rh that Of Mrs Herter. The great ovals
which span the outward side OF the VIDE balcony son
are fringed with ivy. and through them are seen
a series of exquisite pictures or trees, lake
Islands and distant mountains. all framed In iiv-
huge s WewbedR or bowSer from when the lodge
takes Its name and down around when 70 n PAN
ant hooks among the trees on the lake shore:
The 5 m Of h %Ss sa
the pariors are well filed with guests who APP
TfGfe of FSGi ma sehca nSy The viii
remain open through September and many OF It's
Ge som sSeS5s T be I1 arvas AZ
Lodge Thongs Rarns Mr. asS MTs hGmn n
ton. Phiiade phia Nj and Mrs F colfas Miss
SsT MI f 3 k Mgs Fr R. S as r Paul
ard Mrs e Mesker and son on, g J. kaTr ngnr,
e V' r.: Mr.. ana Ms s v Pryor Rochester; NJ
Mrs. i. T. Proctor Utica: Mrs William B Tr. e,
d Grf Mrs. fa' X 'vs' Palmer Mr. and Mrs cress Bes
tom, tom: Dr. and Mrs D. s. Kathan Schenectady; ".
Neches. Cleveland.
RaIph.s. ~ Y Aug 2l.-This well-known house
has for some time been practically full it's guests
including a good many who have been here In th.
past Unlike the experience OF some other resorts.
the season on Upper Chateaugay Lake lasts
through September and Ralphs dos nearly as
good a business In that month as In August. Some
of the guests have gone forth in quest Of deer and
soon there will be excellent shooting of another
sort nearer at hand and involving less hardship
for game birds abound in this region In the early
fall The guests at Ralphs use the roWDoats a
great deal for the hotel is close to the ake-its
boa thouse. indeed. being under the anneH-and you
can be floating the lake in two or three minutes
after lea wing your room. Rough water doesn I
mean less work for the boatkecper. as there are
whitecaps breaking as may he seen when the
lake is perfectly placid. Every nov and then a
10 the end Of The lover lake. thence on by
tally-ho to visit the Chateaugay thasrn. one party
little steamer has also twice recently been char
tered by guests Of R9ph's for moo9light e;,cur
sious stop being made in each case Tor supper at
another hotel along the lake. Tonight there Is to
be given in the hGir onr th ef' ke 's as we as
most of the guests Of the house. VIII be present;
Mrs James Foster Miss llogenSe Ess,sr b Henry
L. Foster, Mr. and Mrs F. s TOT TompsinTT' M HT1oS
William Munro. MIR and Mrs. T. & Williams NJ:
and Mrs J p Storm and family; New ORR ~
pen Tai' Miss s cs,pSnier foushkeepsif 4 MorT!ce
f. Morrice, Montreal; Miss. Sarah l. Perry. M la
Me5g f"Snh3 an r f"' wsrner PiisburF Mrs
| 7. A. scule; Miss Ada sou'e' Miss Helen Sou'e'
Passa.c. " j.
THE CHATEAUGAY.
| Merrill n Y. Aug 2l.-The Chateaugay. one Of
! the handsomest and poasantest hotels In the
northern part Of the mountains is atractively ST.
uatcd from every point of view. 1t has the finest
| outlook of any Of the hotels on Upper Chatedugay
| Lake. IL is near the haunts Of the snipe and
| partrdges which Will be the legitimate spoil
! of the sportsmen: II is close to the lake. upon
which its guests spend much OF their time in tn"
| rOXDOatS
| the house: II Is within easy walking distance oil
| many lovely woodland hooks. and not FAR by car
riage or buckboard from many other points which
are worth visit It Is "a, conParntHyeiy S'n n
| It's table all that they could ask. The Chateaugay
has been filling up recently July having p, ,sn
bad weather, but it Will IN all probability he wen
nsd from ire now on co. nn Tb fn @ has
golf links, and tennis has little vogue this summer
IN the but the guests mere are mnrn
| for the enjoyment Of which Mr.. Backus has pro
cts Everybody is Interested in the I<londke now
adays and everybody knows tEat one expert, on
| has been staying in Pattsburg lately; but the
! Chatoaugay also has Klondikc expert in the per
son of c. +. Constantine, boy ten or twelve years
Yukon rive as father is captain Constantine
| commanding the Dominion mounted police In tht
Klondlke country. and the boy. who has recently
North. shows in conversation a knowledge OF con
ditions in that faraway region winch IS far widei
lad so young. The Chatcaugay Is not within con
venient distance OF church. but for several sea
sons the Rev Or. J. D. Morrison. rector Of St
johns Protestant Episcopal Church. Ogdensburs
who had cottage close the hotel. conducted
services here each sunday. Last winter Or. Nor.
rison WIS coasecrat,d Bishop OF Duluth. He has just
returned from. the Lambeth Conference. and has
opened his cottage here for few weeks before Foine
| West and tomorrow he will. Of old conduct q
service in the Chateaug1ys parlor s. me of the re
cent arrivals at the Chateaugay are Nh and Mrs
j. O. Fowler. Miss Fowler, Miss Travcrs. New-lorf
! City; Dr. 5. D. Merrill. Ralph s Merrill, Fort
| Plain ~ y; Mrs Robert j.. Cox Miss Iiorsey
OYSTER Bay Long Island: William l.. Hoffman
| Miss Marie L. Hoffman. Washington.
FIRST DEER OF THE SEASON.
Great excitement was caused at Chdwold Parl
| last week by Melville A. Stern shooting the FRS
! deer of the season. As this was the first time n.