New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
SPLENDID FISHING IN ALL THE ADIRoN-
DACK WATERS.
COLT AND TENNIS PoPULAR-THE MUSICAL SEA
SON BEGUN-vIsIToRs AT HOTELS
AND COTTAGES.
THE STEVENS HOrSE-


an opportunity for the enjoyment of every kind Of
outdoor and indoor recreation with well filed
house the season here IS of the loveliest. Fishing
in Lake Placid was never better than at present,
and returning parties invariably report good luck
The lake trout have been running large this year
and four and five FOUNDER frequently are caught.
The golf links being always at hand ever
dotted with happy and care free players practising
diligently for the tournaments now soon TO be
held The professional golfer Who is to look after
EOlfng matters generally and to see that the links
T. kept in the pink of condition has just arrived.
The cottages are now gay and lively many Of
the younger generation are found among their
occupants.
on Tuesday evening MI. and Mrs. W L Keep,
Harry Ransome and Miss Ransome entertained a
small party OF young people at the Noble cottage
which they are occupying for the season. A most
enjoyable evening passed by all. Miss Frances
Knight Miss Florence NayIor Harold Naylor and
Dr- s d Dice We're included among those present
among the cottaEers who are now occupying
Their summer homes here Mr.. and Mrs. John
;. NaElCr AID family. Edward Kuhn and family
Mr. and Mrs ". 3. AIcEIroy Dr. and Mrs. !. VIII
Istou Wright. Mrs Nathan Porter, jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. y. j. Keep. h. Ransome Miss Ransome. Miss
Do1d. SIDNEY Feltenheld and Horace c. Brewster
and family
The hotc"s New-York guests now include Mr
an2 Ms. John Mccormack. 5. Buzzin n. G Con-
nell --iss connel. Miss L Purcell. Miss Stanton
= r., C.}wartu Iohn J. Martin Miss Martin. A. l.
Jones. Helen r. MadSan ard Mrs. l. c. Miller
TIE RUIssEAUMONT
Tta season ~ the Russeaumont IS now well
launched. and from the interest taken in all out
door sports and postimes, the summer seems
destined to he particularly lively and pleasurable
The games and sports Of the help held last week
wei greatly enjoyed by all The tug of war and
the potato race proved specially attractive.
Tennis is being much PLAY ed at present on the
oirt court though j: IS doubtful if that game will
regain rhe popularity it enjoyed before golf
entered the field summer diversion.
a most excellent orchestra has arrived, and
feature of the life the hotel is the daily pro-
eTamme Of classic and popular music given by 1t.
Tho following New-York guests are now at the
RuisSea and in the hotel cottages
J. J.. Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Bell. George H
Cudi.Pp. Ny and Mrs. George Barclay Moffat, Otto
J. Michel. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Edge, r. ". Press
prich Or. Walter Martin. Herbert Parsons. Miss
Z. Clews. Samuel D. Page, DR.. and Mrs Robert
Coleman Kemp john II. PraIl, W z. Bassett,
Mrs. Charles shields, Mrs William r. McCready.
Mrs. J. n Starbuck. Miss Starbuck, A. NJ. Will
Jams Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Martin, Ernest c. Bliss,
Mrs. Albert T. Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Hoff-
man, Mss Hoffman c. G. TruesseH, Mr. and Mrs.
j. Y. Clark. Miss Clark and Philip Staustead.
ST. HUBERTs INN
Beede's Y V July "A (SpeciaD.-About one hun
dred visitors at present enjoying the hospi-
tality of ST Huhert's, and the rapdity with which
rooms are being taken promises that accommoda-
lions will soon be at premium.
The guest here finds many points Of pict-
uresque interest TO visit that to keep the go
daily for entire season would hardly give one
time to get around to all Mountain peaks rear
themselves on every side inducement to the
climber, and shaded walks TO rivuets and cascades
of SURPRISING beauty everywhere to be found.
Either Grants Washbowl Noon Mark Mountain
IS the scene Of the first efforts of the embryonic
mountain climber, and the trails both steep
End long enough TO require considerable strength
Hnd perseverance and ara excellent introduction
70 the ascent Of the loftier mountains.
life of doors the usual the Inn.
Golf is all times popular, and the fine course
IS ever the scene of friendly match. The roads
are in the best Of condition for driving wheeling
frequent showers have laid the dust and made
them as hard floor
Results of fishing excursions to brooks and ponds
in the neighborhood have been fine. Recently a
party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs E J. Patterson,
". S. Roberts and friends, returned with
$50 rainbow trout and 60 brook trout, after days
putting.
One evening last week party of young people
from the hotel greatly enjoyed straw ride TO the
valley, and others are now being arranged to take
place more of the moonlight nights.
Orlando Beede & Son have an able assistant in the
management Of the Inn this year in ". Y Lloyd,
formerly connected with the Wadorf-Astoria, of
New-York.
Among the latest arrivals from New-York are
Mr.. and Mrs David NJ Morrison and family
Henry 5. Snow. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goeller, S.
Sidney Smith and family. Sturges Coffin and
Family. Mr.. and Mrs, ". Edwin Thorpe, Mr.. and
Mrs W c. Lobenstne, James D. Smile, Randolph
Hurry and family. NJ. E. Robinson Miss Robinson,
Henry Bolinger Mitchell, and c. H. Griscom, jr.
and family.
Count de Lafayette guest Of the house for
}everal days. while on his trip through the noun
tains.
THE ADIRONDACK HOUSE.
Keene Valley. y. Y. July IA CSpeciaD.-The sea
sons outlook the present time is that this year
Is TO be of the most successful in the history
Of the house. The hotel IS well filed with guests
who find more than enough to occupy every minute
Of their time The roads all in the best OF
aition for driving wheeling. and the anglers
heart has been gladdened by his success in John
Brook and Chappen Pond, which have more than
carried out his greatest expectations
Several automobiles expected here shortly
and their owners should find the long level
stretches Of hard road in the beautiful Keene
Valley well adapted them.
New-Yorkers at the hotel include ]. W. Edwards.
r. V Hoyt Mr.. and Mrs. H. Robertson. Miss
e. Y. J. Coe and Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Murphy.
CASCADE LAKE HOUSE.
Exceptionally fine fishing this year in the two
charming Cascade lakes has developed all latent
tendencies toward that sport in the guests OF the
Cascade Lake House. Every has had a try
for the and excellent luck is reported from
all sides. and record catches of common
:urrence. Last week Miss Louise Weston hooked
four pound lake trout, the largest Of the year.
a brook trout weighing and one-half pounds is
the largest of that variety that has been landed
tion, is with good reason proud of its golf
course which promises TO divide honors with the
lakes field for healthful recreation and arnuse
msnt-
sherry and George W. Williams and family, all of
New York are now here
THE WINDSOR.
Elizabethtown, y. Y July "A CspeciaD.-The VII
Iage and environments of Elizabethtown never