New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-30

The hotel eGttages are all rented among e the
6akiey Mrs e BIiss of NewYork Mrs Ho
stead, Miss Cotton, Mr. and Mrs. 1. c. Young OF
Pittsburg. and George II. Wilson, Of Pttsburg
THE WHITEFACE INN.
The Whiteface Inn IS a scene OF great activity
these days NJ. z. Grffiths is in charge, and he is
making every effort TO get the sixty room
building ready TO be put IN use on July L It is a
fine building. with a large circular dining hall A
great many campers are cared for at the inn, some
family, Mrs. J. Wray Cleveland and family, and r.
J. Mather, Of New-York John kislerbock. OF
n Camp Ne-au-doG Dr. Edwin Holiness Of IN, New
at her camp. Alouette.
THE AMPERsAND.
saranac Lake June o CspeciaD-saranac Lake
Village has thawed out after its severe winter OF
ice and snow, and Is now place of hustle and &C
tivity. The State lock is in working order. so
that small boats may go up into the lakes
The Ampersand is one Of the most pretentious
houses in the Adirondacks 1t commands a fine
view Of Saranac Lake A large park is owned by
the hotel company which affords wooded walks Of
great charm; rocks are thrown in with great pro-
fusion, and the trees cover them with an infinite
variety Of fantastic shapes. The big hosiery with
its ample accommodations for four hundred guests
is under the efficient management Of c. VI. Eaton.
G.. S Moulton IS in general charge The hotel is
handsomely furnished and has all modern con-
veniences. The fine grove the hotel is filled
who prefer to sleep under canvas than to avail
themselves Of the rooms Of the hotel.
The Ampersand golf links is in splendid condition.
It now from the lake shore. the whole course
affording fine view OF this wonderful country
The Ampersand opened a week ago yesterday. The
composed OF men from s rh9 b ah6
OF Henry K Hadley, of New-York VIII be spe-
Boat trips are IN vogue at the Ampersand The
Adirondack boats go from the lake INTO the sara
Saranac River again and on into Upper saranae
Lake. The nearby mountain streams abound with
and wild country where deer are plenllIul IL
on every side. Another fine boat trip is down the
by water OF eight miles-the air line is only mile
and half There are nftytwo lslanGs N e9 ne
lake OF the clustered stars 40.
persand the following may be found william LAM :;
Psgs0n a of family Mr and Mrs Egerton chehs
ter OF Newly George NJ Bahan ana Dr. J. a
niece Batm0Te Mrs A kor PO nf fbS OF c Ss%
Union and DR. Hodenphyl, or New-fork
THE ALGONQUIN HOTEL
The Algonquin has been open since June l. The
,ot.l ,aces the west and thus fine sunset
views are afforded the guests Mr. Harding can
take care Of about one hundred and fifty people
and he does 1t fine style. His four horse taLy-ho
meets all the trains The house has been RENOVATED
throughout and is very attractive B9atng hgnt
ing and fishing make the hours glide all TOO sWItIy.
XGnGns Or Se W F'urg1Ison of New-York; BENJAMIN
Msngton OF Boston Mr. and Mrs: E Petit and
Miss Ada l. Petit Of 4bany; ~ F MIa n PIatt
nj
Of NeWHHaven, and Mrs. E. P. Peyser and Miss
f. p Peyser OF New-forK
PAUL SMITHS.
P,ul Smiths June % CspeciaD-The days pass
.,..ga,tIy at Paul Smith's-hshing and boating and
ts,no and driving and golf for the morning and
or,srnoon In the evening there is the social gain
srsng ON the piazza. the stage drives up ana uho
or g distributed. The electric lights are turned
on ana the scene is one OF life and ornliancy- NO
wonder that the social life OF the metropolis de-
,,gh,sf IN gather here with sill the time back
ground Of lake and forest, the tail pine Trees
meanwhile nodding their heads as II IN approval
~ the change that has taken place since the Gays
OF long ago. -,
Pa.ehaII ts a feature at Paul Snith's-the good
old American game, with plenty OF fun
The 81 Regi. golf links have been improved and
are In good repair. The hotel company has ar
RAGGED so that electric autolaobilsS can be re-
charged when necessary at the stables Many
- r.n,ches ara being brought IN this season
au,onx those already here are Dr. Zabr1skie's JUS
tee Peckham's II. l. Hotchkdsss, FRANK T.
FauIkners william Rockefeller's A W. Durkees
a., Nv Peabody's The sailing races VIII DO more