New-York tribune., 1900-07-29

--' \" L-itn they euiOV eel Tba
~'duIIfui Lake Champain Is ever present as a field
'oI ptsaSure. where yachting rowing and FISHING.
'e lh"u'sed IN with minimum of effort and
which 70 sI II2ad"aLs extend in all directions on
ana ncoor recreations are always well attended
euchre held last saturday evening ys ne m Progresfiye
v-as ~ sg7IsFal tule and most enjoyable evening
4s9n carried off the honors fo~ the women and g
DAINTY prizes were awarded to both winners '''''S'
eycIrScI5 5 ", Eil be pleasantly remembered for the
U4m MITE steamer Victor
DE Edward J Parrish. Of Nevr-York. who j. to
he's reca,,.1-. physician at the Inn this season.
5lS cottage near by q .-les Head. OF Boston
Ar5c.- -,itE a -2rse house patty Of young people
Mogle " F. Brown. Mrs, ". b sham Mrs !
ayd So r. hr1lsius Mrs Frederick Wi0khaus
"" MSS Helen A Howell all OF New-York
HOTEL AUsABLE CHAsM
Ausabie Chasm. y. Y. July 2s CspeciaD.-The
4 present season Is by far the best one since this
MOTEL has been opened. Many excursion parties and
transient visitors are entertained daily and the
aease From gqesS % so7s is steadily i On the in
visitors have come oTer rom & a'1o Ponf or ReTS mSrS
~ ~ on ne four horse brake TO take dinner and
chasn7 's'' 'He afternoon amid the beauties Of The
"A very ENJOYABLE feature OF the house is the
an entertainment iven 6y Quartet from the snow
sang plantation melodies and reclted in negro
burn H5 aad 43a M r and Nj, TsTs9 % vi s. A2s 9ss
nave been siayios some time at the hotel
HOTEL AMPERsAND.
saranac Lake, y. y. July IS (SpecaD--Nany are
the ways in which the Aupgrsaud guest passes the
time OF all diversions goi3 has by far the great
est number Of followers and the weekly tourra-
ments held every Saturday draw a large part Of
me population Of the hotel to lake part IN them
ne ne h449dlcap match taking place last Saturday
J Howard Demare<r was the winner Of fr2t prze
second prize waS dozen golf balls.
on Monday the hotel baseball team played d
same with nine from Camp Rcndack. which they
10 10 in favor Of Ampersand. on Tuesday special
fGaeEss Were run from the hotel TO the horse,
rack Just outside Of the village and many Of the
most attractive progressive euehre took place
Mrs Eugene Fio5zrpgl was me .i-1nar - h trst
Nomen.s prize and George ". Miller won first
We9s W1g Przs IT ne general prize was awarded to
er eSnt 4 65 9FrYes ,ig G fTGq \ XeT7YoTk ar " F & Pot
Milton Stern. William 5. Johnson. Samuel Pick,
5uEh Miller Melville P Hall. John R. Deladeld,
ELbrldgs Gerry Roberts. J. NJ, Moos: AIr. and Mrs.
X + Morgan, Miss Morgan and Miss J. c. Els
51oR5 Rzgry q6 frq2 gaq sjfhs soGssttns Of Mss
crei Phelps Stokes. were recent visitors at the
HOTEL ALGONQUIN
The Algonquin is nearly filed with guests
New-Torks representatives who have recently
registered here are C. /. Nichols Louis Ferguson
J H. Lmka1f Mrs Julia SculIy. Miss NJ. II. VIII !
5. E. Pettt5 and family are occupying the Co |
There are many lfshermen among the guests who
sFerl day hnd a fishing line and d boat all that |
hSI5ng continues 70 be OF The best
daily in use.
THE wAwBEEK.
Wawbeek, y. Y. July 2s CspeciaD-There have
been many arrivals the Wavheek recently. |
Among those who have registered the hotel are
nagh Nj and Mrs; F \. Mott. James c Converse
Mr. and Mrs + r Masters Of Dobbs Ferry
trip home fro S65RIs6 6G F6rsa st the "a"oeek on their
C. 9 Truesseu @ Proprietor Of Hotel Bon Air.
while on a trip through the Adirondacks.
STEVENS HOUSE
Lake Placid, y y. July 2S (SpeciaD.-This has
been another golf week, and all Of the followers Of
the game feeling in best of spirits because
or their many victories over teams from other
places. George A Stevens was the recipient of
many congratulations for his victory over F y
Doubleday. Of the Dyker Meadow Golf Club on
Tuesday IN an eighteen hole match game on the
AXE -, PIacld Club links. Stevens by ! up. on
Pci5 SES n7yz ysan 81 Tour I'm men from the Lake
on the hotel course and Won by hoes. on Thurs
Club course 5et7reen teams CONSISTING Of the sI5 IN
aI rs lshLIs gAFG m the match on "Wednesday
a "A
FlemTnins and Sheridan. and the Lake Placid j,Iuh
members were Doubleday. DRlney. Cornell and
Aside from golf. there is ssod deal going on in
LIIS LIS way ol oo"t-I4r HShlEg cllmbiIE and rowing
euchre parties hTe take, la Tn eaT 1sr rye
held last week on Frida. evening was e great sue
and ten games weT@ played Mss RaIston Won ali
women r.5zG fic5 co9- If Ie(sEeq 5 me e nTst
TpcAetroo4 Mrs, Horace Britain received the sec
ond prize. . handsome silver souvenir spoon. An
Other = eqqhrs party took place Thursday even
stevens House guests from Nev-York include E
Miss Carroll Mrs a A. AlvOrI. Francis J. SuIf- /
van Ms Kate C. Sullivan. John ] O'Reilly Mr.
worth Mrs Albert HudeIback. Miss Hudelhack 6; |
Edward A King.
THE RUISSEAUIONT
Interest in tennis seems to be reviviug. and the
game is played much than ever before since
got became popular in the mountains. a most in /
terestiHg tournament IS nov in progress the finals I
in which Will he played to-day.
Bathing is INDUCED in d great deal as the facI-
ties ioI the sport are excellent. a comfortable
sprluSboaFd and raft for the more expert of the
Friday night there was a special hop. and the
orchestra was eonsidcrab.y enlarged for the Occa-
sion by The addition of several Instruments
Smith. Miss Catharue NJ. Clark. James W. Clark
AiTs a. " Harden, Robert LundeIl family
T. II. arnold jr. J. w. shamberg. Herbert sham
berg Miss 4. q. Swartz. Joseph II. Theme, Fred
and Mrs / Palmer and family, Paul Drau! A NJ
Rollins, Miss q. I!lsoH. Mrs l!enry c. Dowley,
Thomas G. r Grain. +. =. Hau and Dr. and Mrs.
Iaunt all Of New-York. have recently registered
al the Kusseaumout.
WHITEFACE INN.
Everybody at Whiteface Inn Is looking forward
10 the regatta which is 10 be held on the lake in
fr0ut az he hDt taf IN The