New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
KFENE VALLEY.
ST. HUBERTS INN.


poodcs n. Y. July Is (specaD.-st. Huberts
Inn has more guests than before at this
date and all of the usual seasons sports are oelhs
actively pursued. The golf ground ADJOINING lhe
house is the resort of many enthusiasts ou' 'he
numerous drives and trails to points Oh ih,eies' az
tract their fair share Of attention. A niue pooh-
let prepared by the management describes over
nf,v excursions oct upying FRONT one hour to three
0ovs which indicates the number and variety OF
tho surrounding attractions The trip TO the Ausa-
Bile Lakes will be one of unusuai interest," uiIs eat @
cnneregoted on the preserve and which are to be
seen everywhere around the lakes Vhe & ney paney
counted ffty-seven deer in one day on the upper
'1rh The foowine New-York guests are at the Inn
snd Smith eOhsea Mr and MRS. O r. O. Du Bos Miss NJ 6.
Du Bols Mrs; Z. J. Maguinns MI ana I1o,s mrs Soii
buon ri Miss iian F. Dillon Mrs n. c. kinney,
Henry p Kinney. Charles A. Strong Mrs Ssrons
Miss A. p. Hunt, Mrs. J. Straus, MISS l. meyer anu
H. S. Snow
ADIRONDACK HOUSE.
Keene Valley. ~ Y. July Is (speciaD. VAL
ley retains its popularity Notwithstanding It's re-
moteness from the railroad. and probably largely
because Of it, for i is the Garden Of se Easn OF unde
It's new management is open as usual ana ri raPldh,y Ph
ing up Among the guests for the season are JDhn h
IS here with his family; Mrs George H. scudder
and H. l.. Scudder, OF New-YoEk
THE TAHAWUs.
The Tahawus House in Keene Valley. Is almost
as well known to frequenters of this region as the
mountain from which II derives its name. and Its
proprietor. George W; Eggleheld; has an equally
wide acquaintance. The season has hardly pegun
this house, but what 1t loses IN the beginning II
most until the snow flies in the fall.
AT LAKE PLACID.
Lake Placid. July Is (specaD.-Thls Is without
doubt Lake Placid year. for the hotels here are
filling up more rapidly than at any previous season
in its history. and the majority OF the guests now
here have come TO stay for the entire season.
THE STEVENS HOUSE.
The Stevens House is one of the liveest estab-
nshments in the mountains Just now. for not only
IS II entertaining large number OF guests, but its
golf links which Immediately adjoin the house,
are being used by nearly all Of the summer resi-
dents OF the neighboring cottages and hotels. and
the course Is a scene OF life throughout the day.
Great improvements have been made since last
season where previous experience indicated that
changes were desirable. and as George Stevens
one OF the propretors. is not only practical
golfer but one Of the most expert players In the
Adirondacks 1T is natural that his links are main
tained in the best possible condition.
This season there will be weekly handicap
match open TO all subscribers to the club. The
distance Will be eighteen holes, and suitable prizes
OF golfng implements will be given TO the first and
second players In each ma,cn Inc Irs' Iois Gontes
Mcdonald, jr., and, W A. Putnam: Of the Ruis
sesumont Club took the second rse
For tbose not occupied with golf there iB plenty
Of the waters % arrss Of the two 1osn aa
;sin Climbing expeditions, while dancing. euchrt
parties and other entertainments IN Inc esehins
Among the recent arrivals at the Stevens House
are the following from New-Y -York Mr ana Iss Mrs
Miss virginia b. Miller. Miss Sally yah kuren
n = connells Miss Agnes Connells. Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Magnus and Samuel T. BOVINE
THE GRAND VIEW.
A, the Grand View every preparation has been
made for an active and pleasant season. The
svh,e on the grounds adjoining the house there Is
one OF the finest tennis courts In the mountains
"a the old court has been entirely rebuilt this sum
mer and is now In excellent order number OF
players have already begun practice for me an.
anal tournament which begins on August is AZ
this time the handsome challenge cup valued az
ms will be played for. and. besides. there VIII DC