The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-15
AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
THE SEASON HAS COMMENCED IN
 GOOD EARNEST.


 Concerts and Attractions-The Open.
 ing of inc Many Places of Amuse.
 ment.
 The season has commenced in good
 earnest. New arrivals are continually
 being recorded at the various hotels
 Most of the cottagers have arrived
 Over two hundred of these summer res
 ldences are now occupied, largely by
 people from New York state. Orches-
 tra concerts are great attractions at
 most of the leading hotels. Professor [ Stubbs at the United States, Professor Bendlx at the Grand Union, Professor
 Boring at Congress Hall, Professor
 Carl Schneider al the Kensington, $ Professor Gartland on Congress Park.
 Ihe Clarendon, Windsor and other ho-
 ftels have their favorite orchestras
 The concerts occur usually at 10 a. m
 ana Eo0 p. m. Morning concerts will
 De resumed at the Hathorn Spring pa
 Vlllon, so that all who go there to par
 take or their morning spring beverage
 Will md the occasion vt~v much enl-
 Vened by Dorings orchestra, one of the
 nneN concert orchestras in the country.
 society events opened here last Mon day evening by an inaugural hop at the $ Everett Hotel The sweet strains of the orchestra made dancing divine and
 was highly enjoyed by the large at Iendance of the belles and gallant 2 beaux. Everybody felt happy and 3 many of the ladies looked charming in { rhe1r rich gowns and laces. A very brilliant hop occurred in the ball room of the United States hotel last Wednes- gay evening. It was the opening ball s Of the season and was attended by one 2 of the most fashionable and brilliant of assemblies. Stubbs' orchestra ren- dered most exquisite music. The fact that Frothingham was the master of ceremonies, everything was attended to III business like manner. The floor { mad been put in the best of condition and the lovers of Terpsichore all uni ted In praising the full completeness of S everything connected with the affair.", Z Following is the order of dancing: Two step, Dolly Gray, Chattaway; two step, Florodora, l.. Stewart waltz, Casino, Gungl; two step, The Cinch, E. Bra ham; two step, Stars and Stripes, Sou sa; waltz, Bleu, Margis; two step, Yale Boola, A. M Hirsch; polka L'Enfan- tillage, Strauss; waltz, Sourire d'Av- Til, M. Depret; two step, A Frangesa, Rev. H. Frank Rall, Ph. D., will lec- F. M. Costa; waltz, Loves Proposals, Dreyfuss; two step, San Toy, Sidney Jones. # The assembly was composed of some ] ,$s K J4l metropolis.
 % Congress Hall opened for the season June 29th under control of Congress Hall company, under the management of Proskey Brothers, for twenty three years this well known hotel being un- der the management of Colonel $. H. Clement who is widely known as one of the standard hotel men of the coun- Iry.~ Colonel Clement is well known to many of our New Haven people who have made this hotel their headquar- ters for years while visiting Saratoga, and always found the Colonel on deck, eagerly attending to their every want. The progra nme for the Saratoga Flo al association has thus early been ar- ranged as follows:
 Y Monday, September 2, grand floral ball at Convention Hill, p. m. Tues- day, September B. fireworks on Con- gress Park. Wednesday, September 4, reception at Golf Club house, D. m Thursday, September 5, at il a. m. ar rival and reception of Rex. Thursday September 5, at 2:30 D. m., floral pa rade, with complete Rex pageant pro- duced at New Orleans Mardi Gras 1901, showing immense floats and over one hundred characters in costume. September 5, at S:30 D. rl., Rex costume ball at Convention Hall. , The Saratoga race season opens Au- gust 9th to August 30th. More fine horses than usual will be shown this , season on the track. Stable accommo- dations for over one thousand horses have been made and they will be full 10 overflowing. A partial list of the , prominent stables expected includes w. C. Whitney, Perry and August Bel mont, J. E. Madden, J. R. Keene, Gen. sral McLewee, B. s. P. Randolph. J. E. ( Seagram, l.. V. Bell, the Featherstone ; ind Oneck stables, and many others | ire included in the list of famous horse t owners. There will be lively times on I he track this season sure. Augustus Belmont is building an immense stable s n Nelson avenue Saratoga. The sta- q ,1e will be over three hundred feet in o ength w. C. Whitney and John San- | Very few places can boast of so many J ord will also build large stables here. II inc turnouts as Saratoga. One of the J andsomest here is that of Hon. w. D, Eooley, proprietor of the Grand Union ; lotel. Among the New Haven arrivals V t Saratoga are noticed James English + md wife, with their livery. They are ~ njoying cottage life in one of the fine II. It onnecting compartment cottages of the United States hotel. Quite number of Jew Haveners are expected here soon s
 HOME FROM MEXICO. u Charles Parker a Guilford boy, and -, or of +he late Mrs Jared Parker has M