New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
IN GAY SARATOGA.
MIDSUMMER ACTIVITY NOW AT ITS
HIGHEST POINT.

THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. M'KrNLEY's POSSIBLE
yIsrr-pLANs FOR COMING FESTIVITIES
RECENT HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Saratoga Springs n. Y. July % (speciaD.-lt IS
thought that President and Mrs. Mckinney "no
within a week will leave Washington on 'r'p
to Lake Champlan. may stop over here on ' u,le'
visit and make the United States Hotel the" S''P
ping place while In town
Saratoga Is now putting on all It's miuSui''i'e'
gayety and II Is probably one OF the hVehcS' 10
sorts in America. There has been da'iy ',o'e
I'm the number OF arrivals, and this Town WIZ "
centre OF attraction for many weeks 10 co"v. ~
tertanments and social functions are io'o""s
in Kaleidoscope succession. and the asse'np'o'
,nns,rds ara making the best use Of their sum-
outing. 49, c.,
The evening dances at the United States cram
Irnion Congress Hall. Kensington. Everett aiu
other hotels have been we'll attended this "e'N '"'
weather has been favorable for dahcHs'
Two big excursion parties from Ne"
wore in town this week. and made their headquar-
ters at Congress Han.
A large number Of tirfmen and sporting men
have arrived within the last few days lhey WI"
remain during the entire racing season lne res"-
lor meeting OF the Saratoga Racing Association
will begin on Wednesday next and continue each
weekday M TO and including August 3. There are
nou, NJ Horse Haven some three hundred racehorses
I'm active training and many additional staoes are
expected to reach here next week
The Rev Dr. Bostwick Hawley, who Ia well
known in Methodist Episcopal Church circles
throughout the country and who Is remarkably
preserved for an octogenarian. has returned from
Itica Fifty-seven years ago last Sunday he be-
gan his ministry in that city, and he celebrated the
anniversary by preaching there. Dr. Hawiey Is
president OF the Troy Conference Historical 80
ccty. ,
f. B. Chace OF New-York has rented for the
season the c. c. Flint cottage I'm CarOline-st.
At the womens tournament at the Saratoga Goit
Club links on Tuesday the prize was won by Mis
w c. Story OF New-York City. AT the links the
preliminary contest Il in progress for the Edwaru
VI. Green Handicap Cup.
Charles f.. Tripler, Of New-York City. Will con-
duct a number OF liquid air experiments at the
Theatre Saratoga. on Thursday evening next
James s. Burdette. OF New-York, gave humor-
Gus entertainment at the DR.. Strong sanitarium
on Tuesday
The Rev. Father Edward L. Smith. Of Great
Neck Long Island. found dead in bed at his
boarding house Tuesday morning. lie had been
in poor health for long time
The Saratoga Floral Association. of which
Colonel Albert b. Hilton. of New-York cry Is
president. has decided tc change Its plans Tor
the annual fete, which was announced for sep
tember g. Instead Of crowding the spectacular fes-
tival into one day. the association believes that IL
would be the wiser policy to extend 1t over three
days-scptemher s. 8 and Z The change suggested
meets with popular favor. and probably VIII be
carried out. NJ 8. rockingham. OF w-fork
City. is already engaged training the classes for
the floral ball. which will be the last number OF
the fete programme.
Miss Birdie Lewis. OF England. professional
swimmer has within few days given several ex-
hbitons at Saratoga Lake. Tomorrow she In
tends to swim the length of the lake. five miles
The American Society of Heating and Iighuhs
Engineers In session at tho united otates
Hotel yesterday and to-day.
Washington Commandery No. 30, knights Tenn
plar OF this place, to-day took part In laying the
cornerstone OF the new armory at whitehall
Colonel Lloyd and staff of the 2d New-York Regi-
ment, also participated
John Gartand's Band Of Albany to-day began
its summer engagement at Congress Spring Park
The Rev Dr. Thompson. OF Poughkeepsie last
Sunday evening occupied the pulpit Of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church. speaking In the In
terest Of the American Anti-Saloon League.
Mr. and Mrs. a. f. Colfax, Miss Cofax and Mrs.
F. A. Knapp. all of NewYork. are guests at the
Grand Union for the month OF July.
Among the late arrivals from New-York City
the following:
United States HOTEL G. Qumby G. II. Frank
lin. Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Allcott. f. a. Harlow. o.
%ac9Hy B5oMG M 0yS w%rd MI Ms
Henry Newman, : Utc1ida. NJ; HSshino. Mrs Z.
IL w. Nj arpSn9s pS Mrs D4ys
Heckscher, Mr.. Andrews; J. A. Spencer the Rey
j. NJ.
barrett Mrs. A. Heidenhemer. Mrs. II. II. iIeiden-
helmer Miss Elsie b. Frankenberg. w Mercer
'iTH Grand d''T Union IIcte-H A. ockerhausen Mr. and
Mrs. j. S Aiken Mr.. and Mrs. II. Dexter Mrs.
tague the Misses Dunno. John Dunno f. Moran;
c L. Schenck r. O'Connor. V. Snedeker Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Slattery. \. Adams Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Kearney, w. J. Farrell, F. Clarkson. A. l.. Barnes
and f. H. Mullin
Congress Hail.. S. Geagen. w. H.. GIedhall and
family the Rev NJ J. Henny. r. c: Boyd, Miss
l. S Boyd Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mayer, B. p Sturde-
want, Mr.. and Mrs J. b. Cheever; Mrs S: b. King.
S V Munson and Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Suffice.
American-Adephi Hotel-Mr and Mrs. A. Jano-
WITT Mrs G. Fleischard. Mrs J. Gayner G. p.
Joslin Mrs J. Grandauer. j.. H. Foote, w w.
Grey and Mrs J. T. Edgerwood.
Windsor Hotel-Mrs H. 7. Musgrave, Miss MUS
grave Miss Pardee Mrs. b f. FOshmer. Mrs. w.
j La Roche and Miss La Roche.
Worden Hotel A. Mckee. w Isaacs, f.. j:
Durfce Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Brandenburg. MT. and
Mrs G. r. Sutton w. A. Kissam. MT. and Mrs
J. p Blunt, Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. stephens, G. +.
Beatty ID. l.. Keller E. a. Ward and N. Allard:
Uuests House-Mr. and Mrs w. III. Foster. Mrs:
A. w Foster, Mrs. NJ. f. Lithauer and Dr. and
The waEing Mrs Otis, Miss A Az T; =, OTIS d..IoI2 j. r
Mr. and Mrs W. Sullivan and Miss Reeder ~
Clarendon Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. D. Monarty, MI
and Mrs A. Kimmerle Mrs. 5. Il; Earle, NJ i
Tenney Miss l.. LOtz. Miss c. Rathbun MT ana
Mrs. L. H. Livingstone and Mrs c. L. Perkins
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