The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-29

Inc cottages in Saratoga are abou
all occupied. Some Of these residence
are palatial@ Mr. Frank has his mar
Die front residence on Broadway occu
pied by the Kneff family Of New York
Harmon Hendricks of New York cit,
has the Hawthorn cottage on Philadel
phia street for the season. Many o
the cottagers have their livery, as wei
as a host of guests at the leading no
tells On Union avenue can be seen ev.
cry afternoon the finest horses thai
money can buy. The new beverage
called the Freak drink has been intro
duced In Saratoga this season. 1t is
named Mamie Wood 1t originated il
the city of Cleveland, it is said UI
and down Broadway one may acquire
the Mamie Wood" for price, and af-
ter about three of them, it is said, the
drinker requires only a cab or an am
bulance.
Speaking of drinks reminds one of the
enormous amount of Hathorn mineral
water consumed here every day. Many
are the people who go to Saratoga eve
! ry season almost especially to partake
of this health giving water. The hun
dreds who visit the court enclosing the
springs every morning are entertained
with the most classic music by Dor
ing's famous orchestra. Probably the
| water In Saratoga is so invigorating
and disease Graduating as the Ha-
thorn. 1t spouts up from It's rocky
head several feet In the air and has the
same refreshing qualities that has
characterized this spring for years
past Mr.. Hathorn says his patrons
are legion, still always in the increase.
The Hathorn water Is usually taken be-
fore breakfast.
Quite number of New Haven people
are in Saratoga now, but about August
LIST they will begin to arrive for the
balance Of the season. Its a good place
to escape the burning heat that has
been prevalent in New Haven and VI
entity the past few weeks Although
the thermometer may reach eighty or
even higher, the air Is fresh and clear,
and the heat is not facilitating as it is
near the salt water. We find it a good
deal more comfortable to take fresh
water sweat. while being famed by the
air from neighboring mountains.
The Saratoga chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, is in a very
thriving condition and always heartily
welcomes it's friends and members of
the order. On the afternoon of August
21st they will hold their annual ''patri-
otto" tea at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. julius H. Carlyle on Circular
street. The opportunity will no doubt
be embraced by many to visit this old
hi I'll 1e,;o art H.,
finest collections of antiques in the
country. A musical programme will
add much to the many other attrac-
lions.
Visitors to Saratoga should not fail
to take ride on the trolley to Sarato-
ga Lake and Kaydeross Park. The
park, which was opened to the public
last year, has already become the pop
ular resort for people in search Of a
place to spend quiet afternoon or
evening. One can always feel sure of
meeting nothing but the best class of
people, and it makes an ideal place to
bring the children. Concerts by the
regular orchestra are given afternoon
and evening, and on the first four days
of the week refined vaudeville is held
in the rustic theater at $3.50 and 9. On
Friday evenings a regular promenade
concert Is held in the casino, and 1t has
become one of the very popular fea-
lures. Every Saturday evening fire.
works are set off from the dock, thus |
every one a chance to see a |
fine display under the direction of the |
famous Pain.
Mr. M. Steinert, the talented must !
anc and wealthy plano merchant of !
New Haven is at this delightful lake
10 stay for several weeks. Mrs. Benja
min r. English Is enjoying the delight
'ul atmosphere of Saratoga Springs
p.
A very pleasant affair occurred in
States hotel Wednesday evening, the
4th inst 1t consisted Of select din
Ter party in celebration Of the birth
lay of Mrs. James English, of New
Haven. For the past several seasons
t has been the custom of Mrs. English
o thus celebrate her birthday in this
pleasant manner at this hotel. where
dr. and Mrs English have been regu-
ar guests for many years during July
nd August. Sixteen favored guests
we're hidden to this recherche affair
Everything that. wealth and luxury
ould suggest was displayed and en-
Dyed at this pleasant gathering. The
liver, china, cut glass and cutlery
sed for this reception We're those OBJ ,
aimed in New York four years ago for
he use Of President McKinley's party, ;
Tho were expected to visit Saratoga on
heir way from Hotel Champaign, but
S Mrs Mckinley was taken i'll the stop I
yas not made here and the expensive |
nd elaborate settings were never even /
AIKEN ont of the packing boxes until /
Wednesday evening for Mrs. English's t
irthday party.
The room was most deliberately {
by Saratoga florists. Amer {
an beauty roses predominated, they /
cling Mrs. Englishs favorites. The t
flair will long be remembered by the g
uests of Mrs. English as one of the l
lost pleasing and enjoyable ever be- I
IRE participated in by them The d
uests were Mrs. Benjamin r. English, /
, this city, Miss Florence Clements, 1
Orange, N. j., Mrs. William Gibson, i
New York. Miss Allena Butler, of
aratoga Springs, Mrs. James Amory \
oore of New York, Mr.. and Mrs b. S
. Farren, of Baltimore, Mrs. Moser, \
RS. Louis V. Bell, Mr.. Perkins, Mr.. c
I'd Mrs s. Devere Ellis, of New York, u
r. and Mrs. e. Clifton Tower and i
ISIS Tower, of Troy n