New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
MANY CONVENTIONS AND OTHER GATH
ERINGS-WORK TO BEGIN ON THE
SPEEDWAY AT ONCE

Saratoga Springs. y. Y. June % (speciaD-The
season was given additional impetus this week
by the presence OF the American Master Mechanics
Association the Master Car Builders Association
american Revolution and the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict Republican Convention. Besides the dele
gates, the arrivals hare increased generally from
day 10 day, and the season may be said be
under full swing. The weather has been on It's
best behavior, which proved gratifying as the
better part OF the Saratoga summer functions are
performed In the open air. Al, of the colonists
have established themselves in their cottages
where social engagements form a continuous round
OF pleasure. Substantially all OF the cottagers
more especially those from greater New-York
have brought their teams and autos with them
and may he observed on the numerous avenues and
drives every day. They make a fine display.
One OF the most distinguished gatherings here
this week the State conference OF the Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution, which assembled
in the United States Hotel drawing room on Thurs
day morning. II OPENED with the singing OF
America after which prayer was offered by the
Rev. D-. William Durant. pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church. The address Of welcome was
made ny Miss Elizabeth W. Brown. regent OF
Saratoga Chapter. and she was responded TO by
Miss Bandina D. Miller. regent of Oneida Chapter.
Mrs Charles W. Fairbanks. OF Washington. d. c.,
p-esident-Senera Of the National Society. Daugh-
OF the American Revolution. formally in
troduced to the Daughters Following the disposal
SpanEled Banner sung after which luncheon
was served. The afternoon session opened with
musica selection by Mrs. Herbert Turrell. of New
York city. Three minute reports made by
the several chapters represented The patriotic
anthem, Victory the words by Mrs. Turreu and
the music by Mrs Walter Scott Henry, and dedi-
Gated the memory of Reubena Hyde Waworth,
was then given by the author and the composer.
Later in the afternoon informal reception
given 10 the Daughters by Mrs. Ellen Hardin Wal
worth al her Broadway home. Another reception
took place the United States Hotel in the even
ing. Yesterday morning given up to a drive
about town. viewing the points of interest. In the
guests Of Mrs. julius u. Caryl at the Jurnel cot
tage in Circular-st. Last evening the Saratoga
Chapter gave the Daughters a reception in the
United States Hotel drawing room.
EXHIBIT OF RAILWAY APPLIANCES
The Grand Union Hotel resembles miniature
Pan-Amercan Exposition. the half-dozen acres
a wealth of exhibits in the line railway
appliances of the latest invention The exhibition
is made by the railway supply companies from all
parts of the country The object of the display is
to bring the exhibits the personal observa ton
Of the members of the American Railway Master
Mechanics Association and the Master Car Build
sion on June 10 and will remain in town until June
96 The majority of the railway representa- tfves
are accompanied by their families. who en-
joying to the fullest extent their Saratoga June
outing.