New-York tribune., 1900-08-05

Socially the affairs of the season which are at
tracing the attention in the summer colony
the young peoples semt-weekly card parties
and the annual ball of the Thousand Island Yacht
Club, which will be held in the Casino on Welcome
Island on August 10. The trap shoot of the two
clubs will take place August 10 the estate
of G. T. Rafferty,. Wellsey Island, and a six
days tennis tournament will begin the club
courts on August l5. AS these tournaments are an
nual affairs, many of the crack players among the
island population are expected to participate.
Much interest is being shown in the outcome of the
races in the 20-footer class which being sailed
over the twelve mile course of the Chippewa Yacht
Club. Saturday the Challenger. owned by CommO-
dOre Ings. of New-York, much to the surprise of
the spectators. outsailed the white flyer Akabo,
owned by W. B. Hayden of New-York.
Dean Hoffman of New-York is on his annual
visit the islands, and is registered the Thou
sand Island House.
Benjamin Stern, amusement agent of the New
York Central is at Alexandria Bay, completing ar
rangements for the mammoth water carnival
which will be held the st. Lawrence River in
September.
Charles Clyde of the Clyde Steamship Line. New
York, is guest at the Crossmon House. AIexan-
dria Bay
Colonel o. G. Staples, proprietor of the Thou
sand Island House is a business trip to Wash
ington, D. c.
Mrs. l. Lyman, Mrs. ]. B. Stetson E. w. Wes-
son. Colonel f. G. Green and j. NJ Dearborn of
New-York, made of the finest catches of the
season. 1t weighed sixty pounds and consisted of
black bass ranging in weight from one to four and
three-quarter pounds.
The Summer Institute has drawn to a successful
close after a three weeks session at Thousand
Island Park under the supervision of Charles A
Shaver of Watertown New York teachers who at
tended We're Leila NJ. Beesleivre. Harriet F.
Stryker, Retta c. TwOmey, 7. l. Gorenfo Eliza
| beth Myers. Maude Price, Adele Roeder. Kate L.
Van Norden, Mary J. Wade S f. Baird Fanny E.
Harvey Lily b. Lodge and Annie Dove
Charles K. Skinner a reception to the fac
ulty of the Summer Institute at the Casino of the
Thousand Island Club recently.
William c. Browning of New-York is having a
cut stone staircase erected at Hope Well Hall
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Haviland of New-York.
are the guests of Charles Appleton Terry at Woro-
nOco Island.
Mrs. w. NJ Taylor and Miss Mabel Telford of
New-York. are visiting Professor and Mrs A. G.
Marshall at the Thousand Island Summer School
of Art.
b. V. Parker, of New-York is the guest of ]. NJ
Curtiss. at Gypsy Island near Point Vivian
NewYork visitors who are enjoying life on the
St Lawrence River are:
Thousand Island House-Mrs p E. Rosenfe,d
Mrs. Mary Dexter, the Rev. Henry Dexter Mrs
R. S Heller, Miss L. r. Heller Miss Maxine Hell
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Watson w. J. Ross H J.
PeanOn, Mr. and Mrs. w. E Finn Mr. and Mrs
J. p. Robertson, Miss Robertson Miss Hanson
Jacob Wallack Henry Getman. Mr.. and Mrs NJ f.
Brown. Wentworth Brown. E. r. Williamson w
Lessinger. Miss j. Lessnger. Mr. and Mrs Charles
j. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Stevens Mr. and Mrs
J. O'Keefe, w. Selman and Charles j. Hunter 6
w, RushmOre. Mr. and Mrs. William CARPENTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Palmer. DIR. G. Lawrence Mr.
and Mrs. G. T. Hail. David Roundeu Robert
Haine Emma Haine Anna Haine and lynda
Haine
Hubbard House, Clayton-H E. Gates A Rprla
Mrs ]. NJ. Miller Mrs. Miller Temple Bowdoin,
Sylvester Russell Mrs. l. Wallace George NJ
Weekes, Mr. and Mrs Edward Seigman. L. ].
Main. George Steele, D. A Brown. H. c. Turner
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brown, A Firth, d. O. FaI-
lett and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Littleton
Protess9r II, {. Foster, of the Morris High
d. Cornwall wv
R Mr. "a %nS a. Mrs Moran Mrs Stacey and Miss Tib-
guests of Mrs Easton. on Cherry Island
Crossman House Alexandria Bay eD''' 1t 'ne
Mrs George NJ Pullman has arrived at her sum
mer home Castle Rest.
New-Windsor House Clayton 60 '"e
George e Bo!dt Is constructing the largest yacht
house 2n,s on R1t the St Lswrenee River
muskalonge which weighed forty-three pounds
~, "A long san up past Cedar Island opens up to the
Chapns and St MargaTets sss tba Gr
Tor an the world resembling its counterpart of
abode which crowns its island bank is perhaps the
most appropriately architectural home to be found
end its sheltered haven for boats boa thouse views
1t is called an Interesting spot for treveers 5 @S
tourists who go out OF their straight path TO see it
when going up down the Thousand Islands
The owner Is William II. Taylor OF BROOKLYN who
spends the summer months there with his family
and friends. ''
Frontenac. n. Y, Aug. 4 (SpecaD.-GeneraI J.
Frederick Person. of New-York is spending sew
eral days at the New Frontenac as the guest of
Charles G. Emery, OF New-York who has a sum-
mer home on Palumet Island. opposite Clayton
The private yacht Now Then. owned by Louis A
Luckenbach, OF New York. is making her head
quarters at Round Island.
, syracuse guests at the New FrOntenac are J. |
Leyett r w Hargitt. Mrs. Charles F. Saul Mr.
and MRS l. n Iathrop, T. NJ. Alowelt and Mr.
and Mrs j. f. Allowet 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. F. Peck are guests from New
YORK at the Bullock cottage on Round Island
Mr, Quackenbush, Of New York is a guest ar
the Lorlee cottage. Round Island.
New oTk guests who enjoying river breezas
at the New Fontenac include Charles l. Coleman
r. Glazier Osian tierzog e. Loud, l.. Oliver
Sioldsnlth, Maurice Eel, Nathan Straus Mr. and
mrs: MRS, E Tan,nhauaer, , r X. Phelan. Mr. and Mrs
AIeXander Il; Phelan. Mr.. and Mrs. Il Snyder Mir
and Mrs w; @ Hunter. W NJ Martin W H.
tteNan, j. H. Mum. >. l.. (ioldenberg Mr. and Mrs
r. fierzog, Mrs {. b. Tonpkins Mr. and Mrs
Jacob Hayes, }. G; Fay Miss Hnis H. M HIIls
Nlcholas Murray Butler. &. L. Smith Miss Is n
Wand and Mr. and Mrs r. f. Ross - H.