New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05

among those here The Bishop is interested in the
this place. The lot has already been purchased
and $500 has been raised, but active building opera
G Guests ,t from !, NewIyork here are Mrs. Q.
bell and Mr.. and Mrs. William Elliott and family.
THE STEVENS HOUSE.
Lake Placid, y. Y. Aug. (speciaD.-That the
Young people who spending the summer at
the Stevens House appreciate fully the advantages
here offered for general good time is a settled
fact. Early and late, day in and day out they are
on the 60 and their elders equally satisfied
with the life which they lead. A great deal of
driving has been done lately to Wilmington Notch
John Browns grave, saranac Lake and other
wooded trails near at hand take up the time of
Canoeing on Mirror Lake is an ideal way of pass
ing, an hour or two just at sunset. the dainty
HIle boats gHde over the placid surface Of the
lake with scarcely effort, and when the hun
are lit the reflection in the lake makes the scene
one SD 81 great ST beauty ana piGturesqueness
daF was the picnic party Of about forty young
the upper end of Lake Placid on Friday. The little
lake steamer carried the merry crowd to the place
decided upon where dinner was served, after which
The much talked OF barn dance will probably
lights can be installed in time 'ie ei''''i'
minute and While there have been nd f5 5Gr
matches or tournaments in the last week, to view
the course from the piazza of the hotel one would
continually do the tireless players keep at it.
The cottages are now frequently the scenes of
happy gatherings On Thursday evening Miss Nc
ElrOy entertained large company young people
at a candy pull in the Red Cottage.
New-Yurk representatives recently registered at
the stevens House are Mrs. a. Ode Miss Clara
Ode. Miss LIS Fanny 0de. william F. M2ehan, S. 6.
Mis- "R9 e9 Mr MIS-, T9q Mrs. F ac a.
man. Mr. and Mrs H. stump. Mrs. 4. : W. Liz
gett. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j. Kearney w ii
g 'soI smit6 @rea rS r. N Sob: DR. '" Wa 5
Iagher william \, Aexander' A F. Walker, r.
ROCKY POINT INN
Old Forge. y. Y, Aug. I (speciaD-The week at
the Inn has been a busy one. The free outdoor
life which the visitor here leads has many attrac-
lions city dweller and after the days spent
in climbing mountains, bathing, rowing and fishing
the evenings find the guests gathered around the
roaring fires of the many open camps
General Harrison was visitor on Saturday. The
ex-President who was accompanied by Mrs Har-
rison. Mrs. Mason ara @onnIS, was me guest or
Recent arrivals include DR.. Charles NJ. Bellows,
Mrs Charles r. De Bevoice and family Mr.. and
Mrs w r. Beal, Miss Beal, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Lee. Lillian p. Lee. Edmund T. Lee. Milton Lee,
jr. Mr.. and Mrs. sas Tuttie. Miss E. futile and
Miss Grace Tuttie
Long Lake y y Aug. 4 CSpeciaD.-Guests at
this delightful resort never lack for amusement
and. whether indoors out, their entertainment
Is carefully looked after on Saturday evening the
regular hop brought together the guests Of the
house. VINO were Joined by a large party from Camp
Erdion just across the lake. On Tuesday party
OF thirty-fve treated to "A straw ride to
Blue Mountain Lake, distance Of about twelve
miles Three wagons. dTaped with bunting and
decorated with the Sycamore flag. white s. on
a blue srounS carried The merrynakers. ArriV-
ing at Blue Mountain about 1870 o'clock, dinner
was served. after which the afternoon was spent
i'm mountain climbing and dancing. Eight O'Clock
saw tired but jolly lot of travellers back at the
Sycamore thoroughly satisfied with the days out
ing Tennis is again becoming popular here, anc
a tournament will be held shortly Recent ar
rivals include James g. Cannon and family, New
YORK; MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Porter; New-York
samuel fIorner jT.. and family, Philadelphia r
O. Michcnir wife and four daughters. Philadelpha
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Huneman. Philadelphia; DIT
q r White New-YOrk: Mrs Robert T. Reilly
and the Messrs. Reilly New-Yorki Nj NJ, and Mr., Mrs
NJ = Tyler and Miss Emma +. Tyler, New
Haven. John l.. Preuss and Mrs. T.. Nix. Brooklyn;
N packard and Mrs. Gushing and daughter, SYRIA
me. DIR and Mrs Van den Burg. New-York; II.
B. Piatt and family New York; George Otis. Bos-
ION Mr. and Mrs Darwin j. Meserole, Brooklyn;
~ St e kingsley Boston; T. e. Wing, NewYork;
Grant s Cannon and sister, the Misses Reid VIII
-, II street and William II. Stuart NewYork.