New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
SARATOGA'S GAY SEASON.
s,rEADY INCREASE OF VISITORS
THROUGH THE WEEK
oprNrNG OF THE RACING sEAsoN-MEET'
INGs AND EXCURsfONs-NEW
PEOPLE AT THE HOTELS.

PEOPLE AT THE HOTELS
c.,o,oy, snrlnes. ~ Y July 20 (SpeciaD-The
seaaon OF 80 Ia rapidly reaching Its gay heigh
There has been steady Increase in arrivals throush
the week and the weather has been favorap'e io'
all kinds Of summer pastlmes and amuse"en,' Nv
which have been enjoyed without restraint A"e
opening OF the Saratoga Racing Association on
Wednesday furnishes to lovers OF running races an
additional attraction. The races VIII commune '
week day until August e.
The National Summer Meeting Of the Universalst
Church in America began to-day. Sessions VIII De
held daily until August T. This religious BODY met
here last year. -
The Nineteenth Century Club, Of Burlington, VT,
will make trip through Lake Champlaln ana
Lake George August 10. and VIII arrive at Sara
toCa the same day. The club will remain here
three davs having already secured quarters at the
United States Hotel
The American Legion OF Honor Grand Counch
for the State OF w-York will assemble at Con-
eress Hall on August J. and will be In session for
several days go
on August deliver lecture uhder the ausp'ceS VI
the Congregatonalists.
Rocker T. Washington now on his way back
from Europe will on August 30 deliver An address
in Convention Hall II Il understood that the Rev
Dr. Lyman Abbott will be asked to preside at ting
meeting.
n.
teresting demonstrations with liquid air In the
Theatre Saratoga on Thursday evening.
A number OF Saratoga visitors attended the open
ing Of the Round Lake musical festival on Thurs
day
The Daughters Of the American Revolution were
entertained on Thursday afternoon and early even
ing at the Saratoga summer home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius r. Caryl of New-York. There was a large
and fashionable attendance. MrA Caryl was as
sisted by Miss Elizabeth w. Brown. regent of the
Saratoga chapter: Miss Kate Batcheller, Mrs Mary
Harrison Mckee Mrs. George p. Lawton and Miss
Anna Maxwell Jones, of Saratoga; Miss Rhoda
Thompson of Ballston Spa. and Mrs Jaspar
Cairns Of New-York. The music was under the
charge of Mrs Walter s. Henry. assisted by Mrs.
Herbert Turren West Of New-York; Miss Florence
Duryea of Bensonhurst, Long Island Miss Geor-
giana Hail. Of Sara toga; Stuart Ripley. OF New
York and Messrs. Reynolds. Jones, Smith and
Borte Of Saratoga and New-York
The Rev Or. wilbur F. Crafts, superintendent
Of the Reform Bureau Washington, will conduct
what is described as "a Summer School of Chris
tlan Patriotism" here during the week beginning
August q.
F. H. Hagadorn, OF Albany. has taken FOR the
season United States Commissioner Charles VI.
Davisons cottage. in Caroline-st The George n.
mer by Mrs. 4. a; Blake; Of New;Y9rk % & - ,,,o .a
cred concert in Congress Spring PARK tomorrow
evening. ,u -
The musical entertainment at ElmWoOd han on
Tuesday evening was participated In oy Mrs, bar
vey and Mrs. Bsttingham, OF New-York, and Mrs.
The Presbyterians and Congregationasts will
make excursions to Burlington. w. early in Au-
The Saratoga Floral Association has definitely
fixed upon September ,, s and for its annual iete
! and festival. and Is arranging It's plans accord
ingly Heretofore the festival mas been confined TO
one day. TT. =. ..r.,,,nc . t,.
vene minstrel entertainment. to be given about
the middle of August H. ...., -. r,r. Gam
missioner John j. scannc. Of New-York, is gain
ing small amount Of notoriey Last Friday tne ne
| Wednesday the Commissioner learned over the long
scshee Fire na Headqaarters on his collar
| was being cared for by Chief NJ r. Higgins, at
ioaa Al the Commissioner's request Prince was
shipped by express from Albany 10 Saratoga the
following day Prince seems anxious to get back
! to Fire Headquarters in New-York, which has
Among late arrivals from Ncw-York are the fol-
United United states HoteMr and Mrs; @ L Black
Mr' nd Mrs L. Rothschild, the Misses Rothschd
Mr; and Mrs p@y Mrs J. Io35 0GGnnoMyi Mrs j. 1 W.
@GTn"%Sfi ont Miss NJ a%s s Farsy F. Farley
c. 4 yermllye and G seaman . r p,on.rds
G. whitaker Edwin H Weather6ce T T5,ye sweenSy ee T
KIP Mrs vaIwdSg KpzT2n W,oM Mrs MaSnheim wqm " n
| g Mannheim. Mrs G J. Taggart Miss Tag{Sart pt{s
SON Nr and Mrs. NJ. Postger, Mrs NJ Mandel-
baum. B. NJ; Wheaton and w j. Dunne' n rav,or
| Miss C. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Thompson, f.
Griffin and family and Mrs r. X KnaPp' sheldon
| Mrs J. y Parker Mrs. F. Roche. Mr.. and Mrs
| r D. Erwin and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Martin n -
| America n -Adelphi Hotel-M. j. Moran. NJ r
Dobson Miss r. A, Hammill. Mrs. G. B. Ling and
y HnesfIs H. HouseMT. 8 vosburgh, Miss f. Elnore
| J. Rustland and A. F. Hazen ~ ruo-z,,
! Kensington HOTEL Sconneberg; > II Brown WA;
| 9 " McAvoy T. J. Burke. Mrs. j. c. Howe and
! Mr. and Mrs w f. Applesate. - ,.,
| The Washburne-A c. NrFadden. W ". Martin
Mise x 3 stackpole and Miss NJ. B. Marsh -
Albion House,,Mr. and = Mrs E, T ID Dssenoers' e
Bailey H w. Kelly and Mr.. & and Mrs Nh. n Prntt
| Miss NJ J Towe. C. b. Garfield. Mrs C. Charles
a1a ElmWood Mss a. HaF' nI A. Poppi. D NJ wygant Mrs
| Wygant and j. II. Teele.