New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
VARIOUS PLEASURES FOR ADIRONDACK
JEWELLERS.
,o,r THE MOST POPULAR Observation-Disclosures
CLIMBING. DRIVING AND OTHER PLEASURES

GOLF THE MOST POPULAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CLIMBING. DRIVING AND OTHER PLEASURES
SOCIAL AFFAIRS OF THE WEEK
r,r,zabethtown Aug 70 (SpeciaD.-This pretty
,ttIe mountain village is fully maintaining us repu-
,o,,on for being one of the 1olliest ana Hos' ue
,'obtfnl Of summer homes. Its pleasant ho'eis are
oued with congenial assembages OF gues's anu
,,,,caIIv all OF the summer cottages mere are
F,,iod Driving parties are met In every drec-
,,or for the roads and scenery SURROUNDINGS '
, are varied and every description OF con
veyance from the single buckooaru ~ '
horse brake is In constant demand l.,
Tho golf links are naturally the centre Vi ~
80, and the Cobble Hill Golf club has so aoiy
t,,ered It's functions that continual successo" -
attractions IL presented to the deVo'ees u w
game and the various competitions auu ~"
,i,tle TO the amusement OF the small por''o" Va Wv
Immunity which does not indulge in pursuit Vi
the ball .,o. for Guns
cd b,, tho clubs p series Of team matches mas
boon arranged between the home ciuo anu NV
(.hamplain and ST. Hubert clubs which Is a'ou
,,, much interest There are other ihh''
hardsome prizes offered by the proprle'o's "a ,'
,,,,nlsor Hotel and the Deer's Head Inn be'
,hse there are matches for a cup presenter w Wv.
tin. ., the club Judge Henry A Eioer
,d prizes offered by Mrs. Frank w Du'Se' -,
iotter prizes consist Of two pre.''S ", -
iIyer match boxes and were won by ~ -
ohio received the limit handicap, ana H. a. o"'i, .
In the bogie match l.. F. Evans Won 49," ",.,' cnn
even up, and he received as " P
offered by the club.
THE DEERS HEAD INN
...... -, ,,o ,yeek was the concert on Mon
- .,.,,tr,, an aid Of the organ fund or the Chu'o"
- tho Good Shepherd. The new organ Hiie IA
,r,,,rant lust received. was set up IN tne ms
room OF the inn, and at the concert 's
,.re tested by Mr.. Mason. Of Worcester Inc VI
,.a ~ tho inn assisted, and solos were give"
bv Mrs Stevens. Mrs. Noble ana o'"e' '"'e''
from among the summer community
o sunday night the regular weekly hop was
given at the Inn ,,. arioved
The Sunday evening concerts are sie"',' ,nts,
Professor |. Mesuier. OF Brooklyn Is 'he D." 60
Iosenb Knecht for ten years with the bosro" 81
phony Orchestra. plays the V'o"h """ NM, -,
Bouchere, the well known 'hs"U
New-York is the 'cellist. x,
~" r,,.ois include the following New-1orK
- NJ and Mrs Ernest Welch and family l. oe
soeyr Walter Skies jr.. Mr. and Mrs. w. ~
cummings W H. Recs. Mr.. and MIS- W. H.
Uersscr and Miss J. F. Hersser
THE WINDSOR.
,r,o ,,,su,ts ~ the guests OF the Windsor are 10
,,,ervoyen with those OF the community gem o.,
mat I, Is difficult to separate them oh '"e So.
,rounds they predominate. and 1t Is hafu ".ns
for any one to win a prize against ''e"'
success however. Is well earned .,o
Occasionally party would break away ~"
III. md make n folly day OF II In some o'"e'
,,ro-,,or The recent yacht races at Port fie'''
a,as an occasion Of this kind. and party Grove
49, -, tho four horse brake 70 see tho contests
Among the Ncw-Yorkers recently rG s,s
tho windsor arc Mr. and Mrs. Ira 7 pace. D. -
7bornnson Mr. and Mrs. r. T. stevens. Ni'S' =,
q Isham Mr. and Mrs F X Mage n'',' =
..A,,r 1,,lier Miss G. +. H. Julier r. J.
n. : ~ Seaman Mr. and Mrs. 5. J. BurreN
,,- ond Mrs Louis F Fromcr. John II Myers
Mr. and Mrs. II b Moak. Mr. and Mrs Henry NJ
0rne Miss Rosalie G. Jones. Mr. ana Mrs r. ~
Xott George g. Guon and Mr. and MIS- a. H.
Hale.