New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

.uv.r cuns valued at 800 as prizes to be given to
Of ass sonbe s%fbss The Challenge
was won in 1895 by Estey q Amherst n is sbom 1S
S., q yaar snd IN tss 5 By
OF Yale 1t will become the properly he.e C 'n r,es are
S@o,natea BY Henry Alien the liberal proprietor of
the Grand View. .,.u ao,d
Another innovation here is new baseball ne,s ,sas;
witch is being laid out the hotel grounos s Wes
OF the house, and teams are likely 10 oe o'e""'"e'
ammo among the New-York guests at the Grand View
and Mrs John AnaersGn Sson and Mq fGn and Mrs
E. w Lancaster and daughter: Mr. and MIS-, II Ma t
salmon, Mrs G. H. Bosher M,s Lavahsv,1 na Mrs Gran
vile Perrin
THE RUIssEAUMoNT.
AT the Russeaumont the interest is fairly divided
between golf tennis and sports on the lake' h'"e
many other places there strong indications 'na'
the sadly neglected tennis court VIII rece'Ne "'o.
attention than for the last two seasons. ana 'hal
tho exclusive efforts of the entire community VIII
not be devoted to golf. series of tennis tourna-
ments has been arranged for tne ~ s'e ,bs courts 90
which have been put in perfect condition Arrange,
ments are also in progress for regatta ~ oe "'''
'aier Another n T pleasant event the Ruisseaumont VIII
be the proposed Venetian Night on on shs ai I'm me-
Illuminated and a parade of illuminated and deco
rated boats will be held. ,..., -. IN orc,ss.
ira composed OF members Of the New York sym SYM
phony Orchestra and 'hrT nTs.r concerts ana oa"''
i''as'' AS The RuisseaumonS the following New- York
s,iests are registered: Joseph Rolker Miss a.
McNer MCSer + S. McNeir, Mrs Charles s shields DR.
and Mrs Robert c. Kemp John n. Pralc, MT ana
Mrs c. r. Everton, Mr.: and Mrs; M !: baRe, R
DR. w H. Thomson. Arthur ID. Moir ana the Re''
William Wilmerdng Moir ., l.,
on Wednesday Mrs. Atchtson gave recep'ioh III
honor Of the Rev. DR.. Moir at her cottage
RALPIFs ON TIE CHATEAUGAY.
Ralph's ~ Y. July 10 (specaD.-A number OF
guests have arrived at this pretty summer home
during the last week. and 1t has resumed It's
wonted cheerful hustle and activity for another
season. The fishing and boating are at present
monopolizing attention. but the new trans aions
the lake and in the forests are meeting the APP
probation of all .,, - NJ
Among the recent New-York arrivals are Al,
and Mrs b. F. Beckman william T. GaiIlar9'
Miss Sophie II. Ross Miss Grace r. bronsoh r.. oD ID
bronson c. X. Bronson. J. S. Mason, {. W. mason
ir Miss Jandon Miss +. Jandon ana MISS Il" -
Jandon .,.o.v
Merrill, n. y. July Is Especial. Although the
Chateaugay did not open until the lst, 1t Is al
ready entertaining enough guests to hll It's cooi
piazzas and give an air Of pleasant life TO It's sur
roundngs This is essentially a family home for
the majority of its guests here for the enure
a., , o, hand
on the evening OF the Fourth the house was han1, %
somely illuminated. producing a hne eilect wetn vi
the colonial architecture OF Its 'front.' ppn,llS S
eighteen feet high also Lighted on tne DelSn Ii
in front of the house. which hghted up '"e ""'
The following NewYorkers are now at 1obp tne
Chateaugay for the season; MI and MlSr Mlr s1,l, Wrs
Ingersoli, Miss Ingerso Miss Enid lngetsoil MI
J. O. Fowler jr and Miss Mary Fowler