New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
MT. "; s. johnson and daughter OF East Orange.

Mrs W. s. johnson and daughter. OF East Orange
and c. A. Black. Of Detroit.
bishop Potter. who has been a guest at the Ruis-
seaumont In previous years is building a beautiful
camp on Little Hawk Island in Lake Placid which
new camp this summer. and has ordered a fine
launch TO afford communication with the outside
"oFId ana Ior excursions on III" lake
THE AMPERsAND.
Saranac Lake. July tSpeciaD-rhe ha ndsome
Ampersand Is maintaining it's well-deserved popu-
larity by showing larger list Of guests than any
other hotel IN the mountains and many OF #,
camps ana cottages arc already occupied on
pleasant mornings it's boats dot the lake. for boat
ing is always "A popular pastme with the young
people The new golf links. too. has met with
great favor. and numbers Of players are found
h"lnS Their way across the rolling fields at all
hours Of The day. Great care has been taken I'm
laying out the links. which affords a nlue-hole
course. ard Edward i'itzJohn. of Edinboro Of
ne worlds golf champions has been placed in
cfarSe. Ills advice To tn" t!ro and the finishing
iouches he viii give 10 tho more expert VIII I'M
doubtedy develop players who will appear among
season between players from the different links in
the rcsion. The usual tennis tournaments will also
I've played. and I'm anticipation Of these the fine
cement court Is being largely rebuilt and put In
perfect order. Baseball IS also provided for. and
me me DIAMOND near the golf links has been put
in order. The music a. the Ampersand has al
WAYS been matter Of pride, but this season 1t Is
believed to DO better than ever. and the fine con-
ccrts given daily are greatly enjoyed.
Dr.. Eugen Hodcnpy Of the College OF Physi-
cottage, Just Finished. and among ne other cot
York aS Gfr rrw T and Family Of and
J. Frailey Smith, Of Philadelpha. Among the
Mrs. W a. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mackay.
Mrs. Is. {. Poillon and daughter. +. W. Montgom-
cry and family and A. II. Spencer and family. OF
,1 Mrs llesty Green and Miss Lsary who have
guests AT the Ampersand.
THE ALGONQUIN
The Algonquin. It's airy bluff overlooking the
lake. has had quite party Of guests during the
last month. and the Fourth the day and the
recent victories of American arms were appropr-
ately celebrated by the young people who fur
nished handsome display that extended late into
the evening while Mr.. Harding commomorated the
occasion by a special dinner. At which extremely
handsome menus. decorated with the National col
ors were distributed
Tennis has always been popular sport at -, the
order for the season. and provision has been made
near by for the golfng enthusiast The faculties
for boating on the lake are unsurpassed. and the
house possesses an unusually fine outfit of light
boats adapted to all requirements. The lake Is SIX
miles long and about mile wide. and is entirely
surrounded by mountains covered with pine. bal
sam and spruce, which extend to the waters edge.
while upw ard Of fifty islands scattered through the
lake AFFORD great variety of delightful hooks and
n fine field for explorations
RIVERSIDE INN.
The Riverside Inn. situated in Saranac Lake VII
lagc. has been largely remodellei this spring and
its interior rennished in hard woods which give II
a remarkably bright and attractive appearance.
For those who desire charming and convenient
home. from which variety of excursions can be
made the many nearby resorts. the Riverside
presents especial attractions.
HOTEL DEL MONTE
Tho Hotel Del Monte. in Ampersand-ave. and
the Hotel Ampersand has opened It's season
prosperously. and expects 10 have lively season.
II offers unusually airy and attractive accom-
moiatOns. and M Carpenter has gained the repii-
ton OF knowing how TO provide most excellent
table Driving is favoritc occupation with It's
guests and no place In the mountains offers a
greater variety OF good roads and interesting ex-
cursions.
RALPHS.
Ralph thc-C ha teaugay. July (SpecaD.-
Ills favorite resort has been rather quiet so far
this season but is now fast flling up and there IS
every Indication that the jolllty for which Ralph
is so well known will soon be resumed for another
summer Many young people have always made
this their summer home. ana are expected again
this wear AS usual. The occasion IS one Of partcu-
lar attraciivcness combining IL does most
charming lake and forest scenery. and even during
the recent hot days proved delightfully."- cool and
comfortable.
ST HUBERT'S INN.
Beedes. July CSpeciaD Tho Appalachian Noun
tain Club Of Boston. has been holding It's thirty
third annual field meeting this week at 81.
Hubert's Inn. from which point excursions were
made 10 Mount Marcy ard other n"ighboring peaks.
the Au Sable lakes and other points 81 interest.
During It's stay Il has had the assistanc" OF the
Adirondack Mountain Reserve and Adirondac X
Trail Improvement societies. portion OF tho
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