New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
THE AMPERSAND.

Johnson Of cleveland was recent guest sss,s o,
Mrs. McAlpins father, william Rocketeiler'
THE AMPERsAND.
Ampersand Aug l2-Ampersand guests are about
the most enthusiastic golf payers in this region
Numerous tournaments take place every week.
and besides the games among their own MEMBERS
frequent matches are played with other CLUBS In
of these played with the Stevens House al Lake
Placid. the Ampersand team won by four points
against their hosts three return game is pro-
posed There are many young people here. how
ever to permit golf to monopoze all OF the tune,
and besides dances In the evening, there are IIe-
quent excursions around the lake in the little
launch.
trip to this place this week. and about twenty
thousand small lake trout were Liberated IN h inc
Recent NewYerk guests include Mr. and 9E Mrs & 6
Clark. Miss Beatrice Clark, H.; r. GARRISON MI
Montgomery, W, ii: Crcssmsn, Mr., and Mrs T D.
Hooper, Mr.. and Mrs; David Mcclure the Misses s;.s
Rchard H. BSel Mr. aHd Mrs j. W. Starr Miss
Starr, Frederick Ely l. H. NICHOLS "; X. NJ Ihur nJ
Mrs. Eugene Ptou, Miss Nora PItou, Eugene Pitou
jr., Mrs. Malcolm Graham and Mrs f. H. hawkins
ST HUBERT's Inn.
Beedes " Y. Aug 12-The season at st. HUI
berts Inn is now at It's height and August mas
the house filled to its utmost capacity with guests
most Of whom have come for long stay. Fish
ing driving goifng mountain climbing bowling
billiards and card playing serve to occupy the time
OF the numerous guests, and dull moment Is an
there is dancing in the Casino three nights each
week, and on the alternate nights entertainments
OF some kind are frequently arranged ,,.
Friday was circus day and party OF thl rty
Ssturday e1enns Miss Nelson gave enjoyable
dinner, followed by dancing. Covers were laid f2r
Twelve the tables being prettiy decorated with
The old fashioned Scotch game is still the most
popular here. and this week has seen the lowering
Of the record on the st. iqbert's Club links when
best in the Adirondacks.
the season T5 took pce WsdnPe!Ray The womens
first prize was won by Miss cara Ogden R Mo,
in ia William Nelson took the mems first prize
making the eighteen holes In total OF 3D. scra'En en-
Janeway and family Mr.. and Mrs. George, osgoSGd
Lord Miss Gladys Lord Miss Gonstance, Lord g.
schweitzer. Mr. and Mrs. Ira 4. place. Mr.. and
Mrs louis F. FTGmgr M Mr ana MTs mage
Miss Jones Edward NJ Brooks, Mr. and Mrs: Pa,
ward King. Miss King, Miss f. q. King MISS Lee
and Master Edward King
THE CHATEAUGAY.
Merrill n. Y. Aug. l2-This pleasant house Is
filled with a quiet assembly Of guests who seek
rest and the quieter recreations In preference 70
the busy whirl found at many Of the large hotels.
Bishop Morrison Of Duluth. Is now occupying MS
pretty cottag Faryeg adoR b has the held n ser
vices in the hotel parors. when Were iarse.S as AL
tended movement Is on 1907 TO Seg pTf cam be
made this year by purchasing the site ana possibly
"' Recent arrivals from New-York include G. ".
Palmer Mrs. O. A. Palmer. Mr.: and Mrs. h. +.
Stephenson and Mrs. John NJ wilson
RALPHS.
Ralph's n Y. Aug l2.-The season at Ralphs Is
In full swing the house Is full, and larger num-
Der OF young people than usual Is among It's guests
Last Friday game OF baseball was played be-
tween n team from Ralphs and one composed OF
campers and guests about the Chateaugay House
The game was closely contested, but resulted In
The young people we're entertained by party
OF campers at the CaIedder cottage at marsh
mallow roast the other evening.
Tally no parties TO tho Chateaugay Chasm and
evening rides in the steam launch ehr2usn me AK
are among the many pleasures enjoyed by the
Among the recent New-York arrivals are Mss
Gibson Mrs j f. Ingersoll Miss lngersoll Miss
Enid Ingerson and George Nostrand Smith
ADIRONDACK HOUSE.
Keene Valley. y. Y. Aug. IA recent Jolly en-
tertanmeut was A cakewalk and hop, in which four
couples participated. The African brother did not
have a walkover. for his cousins. the Honolulu
Twins" two little people in costumes, captured the
prize one Of the participants was the proprietor.
Many i' Of the principal trails OF this region centre
here and mountain climbing parties are numerous.
Recent Ncw-York arrivals are MI and Mrs r.
Edward j. Quinn F. u becker and W F. Becker.
THE wEsTPORT INN.
This popular house is full. and with golf the
new links tennis boating driving, fishing and ex-
cursons on the lake there is little time left for
idloncss
\ tennis tournament for a handsome cup Is about
to begin and will develop some interesting play
4 pleasant adjunct to the house Is the village
library near at hand. 10 which over hundred and
MY new books have been added recently.
Among the New-Yo registered here are
Arthur ". Butler T. T. Scott, Miss VI. CASSIDY;
Miss L. II Powell Mrs. Peter Hayden. pr ana
Durbrow. Miss Kathleen Durbrow, Edward H.
Childs Mrs. c. A. Hubert. Mrs. J. II. Tyndale, the
Rev and Mrs Hamilton Schuyler. Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Snare. Mrs. 5. T. Brown. Mrs. Charles
H. Piper and Miss Gertrude Piper.
CASCADEVILLE
Cascadcvllle y. Y. Aug. y (speciaD-The days
are flying at the Cascade. and the houseful who
are domiciled under its roof kept busy with
the many things there to do a straw ride was
one Of the features OF last week twenty-six young
people going to Placid Lake for the circus At the
weekly card party the prize winners were j. l..
Newton and Albert VIII, q Rochester. and Mrs:
stevens and Miss Skinner. Yesterday party OF
twenty had a brake ride and picnic at the
beautiful Notch. a soap bubble party Is the enter
tainmeut for the children tonight. Many noun
tain climbing parties are made UP on these bright
clear days. ,,.,
W Martin Dr. G. Nlcolai and family. X. Lucky
and family the Misses Palmer Miss Mooney ana
Miss Haver of Rochester.
NEW-LONDON PLEASURES.
New-London Conn. Aug. u (SpeciaD.-One hum
dred and three yachts Of the New-York Yacht Club