New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
by Walter Fl. Sykes. Of Network, a guest OF the

took part: $500, mn. ono ~ the
most largely attended OF the season Cnev ~, ,h
Dante del Papa the Italian tenor Is s"e' and his
| selections were enthusiastically received ,ooo,o,
concert at Which chevaer del Papa also assisted
followed by hop, The women devo 1,or 8 me
music hall, and the AFFAIR was one of the hand
soonest ever given at this house. Roncber on the
cello Joseph Knecht on the VIOLIN and PROFESSOR
| Mesner on the piano.
THE WINDSOR.
| At the Windsor the usual round of enjoyment
has prevailed. On Saturday night the weekly
| dance was held. which lasted until late hour'
| After the exertion of entire day at goir' INC
majority of the guests appear to enjoy , dui IN
game OF whist 10 the accompaniment Oh '''"''' ~
The Coming tournaments for the Windsor eompe-
| tition cup presented by Orlando Kellogg Soni
the aGs Exciting S much interest
and will produce keen competition
THE MAPLEwOOD INN.
The quiet party at this pretty resort is still de-
voting most of its time TO the exploration OF the
neighborhood and 1t affords varied opportunities
One of the favorie rambles is to Wood HILL from
which a beautiful view oil the village ana iar
down the valley beyond is had Tennis, croquet
billiards Switchboard and other games also serve
TO fill in pleasant hours ana the season II u ~, ne
ing Altogether too fast for the happy guests Oh the
'''' HOTEL CHILDwOLD.
MassawepIe. Aug. 19-Hotel Childwold being In a
game country where deer have been seen daily
near the hotel all summer, It is only natural that
its guests should become enthusiastic sportsmeh'
and now that the season has opened many are
going into camp to pursue their hunting III the
ort hodox manner $1,000.
These vacancies. however. by no means deplete
the crowd at the hotel, for it is enjoying an un-
usually lively season. Last Saturday the college
boys from Lake Placid came down and were In
considerable enough to defeat their host nine Dy q
score of u to G; but every one had good time ana
plenty of sport. 5000 1880 $50
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs Leland gave tn one one
of their charming progressive euchre parties N the
Casino when Mrs. H. f. Russell. of New-fork
and MI Van Gs Pe N tea given
by Mrs Pugh Of Philadelphia, at the pretty camp
An incident of interest in the near future is an
auction OF number OF beer mugs which nasi nave
the house Many handsome and artistic and
ready contains about five hundred volumes ..
Leland a has sffR tne FSS and viii
asi1me Control i'm in the early fail
Bd HsfSHt Mrs. es:Ea NJ T5sveysn
Rowland REID Henry Barry p.. NIB H ROf p1es
M MenrY Pa W; ana ESnp Miss Annetta Black
Brigadier General ]. H. Patterson. u s. A.. Is
aiSO Z" e"' KUsHAoUA LODGE.
Kusbaoua Aug. 1s-The Lodge is well filed. and
its guests are enjoying themselves In their quiet
way. There is good hunting ground near at hand
which can be quickly reached from the house with
out the necessity of camping out. and severai men
are preparing to try their fortunes with the rife.
Recent New-York guests are Mr.. and MS; ,i H.
Townsend Alexander SrE Mss NJ ORR IF M Burke john j.
bradley Mrs Brad Bradley sv MTs l. T Gfi3ns
and Gustav Haber.
sARANAC INN.
saranas Inn. Aug 1s-The season on the upper
saranac Lake Is one OF the pleasantest IN us MS
tory for the regular guests at the Inn and the oc-
cupants Of the numerous camps form an unusuaHy
agreeable community. The Inn Is well nlleo as
usual hut travellers exploring the beauties OF TINS
section 81 the wilderness are always comfortably
entertained by the hosptable manager OF the es'ao
The recent fair in aid of the Adirondack Cottage
Santarium which was held In the loungmg roodn
Of the new boathouse building, when was manu-
someiy decorated for the occasion. was most sue
cessful in every respect for the teS 70 over
81 400 The managers of the Inn kindly Place9 me Ine
saranac at the disposal OF the from The
mittee and a handsome sum was reailzeu HUN ''io
excursions she made around the lake .,,, or.rod
for pay play am" and will ndou6dy prove P pop s6eca
pretty clubhouse. with VIDE pazzaS lo'
o Amo ha; Rse9 e week
BShOp and Mr sa PSf n fake PaSd for visit
to Ex-Governor Morton. and Bishop Hare Ur
South Dakota, is visiting his brother Montgomery
Bsan XwyoEk has argi i've b,y WITH fam his
are at Camp Winona, and w. c. Towen and his
family are at Camp Towen. ,,.,o
Roy ssnG Gscfn GR 1sss 9ks at
s ssE1nsc H oY MIS- HsE %ss GSi Mr. ard
4. il Mclean, F. L, Rogers, Nj and Mrs. Nelson
NJ MI. and Taa Mrs W Msg
Mrs. F. de Kiefer and Mrs. Warren f. Dennis.
HOTEL AUsABLE CHAsM.
Ausable Chasm. Aug. 19.-The beautiful and won
derful Ausable Chasm is proving more attractive
tourists than before and the hotel Is shar-
ing in the popularity for 1t is fully up TO the re-
quirements of first class resort In its location. ap
pointments and management. Besides the many
visitors TO the Chasm who lnger in their Journey
by the beauty OF tine M e onfre w S5e
make this delightful house their peTmanentf sum
Among he New-YGrk guests who have recently
Moon. Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Calkns. F. Won Ber-
RTh a and family Or and Mrs oSn N0ghrSP
Mrs z Mnturn Miss Crttenon, MI and Mrs 81 j.
GEORGE coagar ana MIS- h M
Miss Nellie KeRnedy Mr. And Mrs F. FG Or
Misses Jackson. Miss Anthos Mr. and Mrs L. J.
vorhalls and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Wlletts.
CAsCADEvILLE.
Cascade Lake House. Aug. 10 SpeciaD.-Fortu-
nate indeed those who are located in this cool
mountain resort. for. while tales of heat and dust
come TO US from the outside world scarcely a day
has passed that the log fire has not been accept
S n have ave een he su Of the The
house is full of guests. to whom the summer is
Recent arrivals are Henry -Bausch and family,
OF Rochester; Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Smith. Mr.. and
ans a@y Of GU Mr. ana Mrs LsS on
New-York: Mrs. Shaw and Miss Smith, Of Albany.
VISITORS AT BERNARDSVILLE.
Bernardsville. n. j.. Aug. 10 (speciaD-That Ber-
nardsville is having splendid season is manifested
hx,t he hara vyhO ar hlV toNyipr