New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
THOUSAND ISLAND JOYS.
MANY VISITORS WILL LEAVE THEM
BEHIND THIS WEEK, BUT MANY
MORE WILL LINGER

weather is as near perfect as any one could wish,
and there is a great deal doing for this time OF
the year. Although there many who going
to depart next week. the arrivals nuusr-
Gus. The Richeleu and Ontario Navigation Com
pany's steamers. the Kingston and the Toronto.
have been doing large business. and especially
within the last week or two. Each boat is crowded
with tourists every day. The great majority OF
these Western people, who have hocked to the
islands this year in great numbers. On account of
this. the large hotels still doing fine business,
and intend keep open far inio September
One Of the principal events of the week Just past
was the annual ball at the Hotel Frontenac which
held last Monday evening in the dining
room of the hotel. The room was beautifully dec
Grated with flags palms. cattailS and cut flowers.
Refreshments were served in the main dining
room. Professor Oscar Kapp's orchestra of
pieces furnished the music for dancing. A number
of cottagers and society folk along the river
invited. and to Round Island on board
private yachts and launches.
The cake walk of the colored help from the
Crossmon and Thousand Island houses. Alex
andria Bay. which held last Wednesday even
ing in the large convention hall. a decided
success. A large number of the guests of the two
hotels attended.
Mrs. ]. H. OIiphant of Brooklyn is lying dan
gerously i'll at her summer home Nehmabin. a
short distance above Alexandria Bay. She is
tended by Or. lie Fevre. OF New-York, and DIR. c.
B. Forsythe. OF Alexandria Bay.
The annual club shoot of the Thousand Island
Yacht Club was held Monday afternoon the
trap shooting grounds Mr.. Ranerty's farm,
Wellesley Island. j. Day Knapp OF Chippewa
Bay, won the solid silver whiskey flask offered To
the one making the best out of fifty bird
trial. He killed forty. j. H Hayden Of New
York and s H. vandergrifr. of Pittsburg. tied for
second place. and the shootoff Mr.. Vandergrift
Charles G.. Emery. OF New-York proprietor of
the Frontenac Hotel. on Round Island. is nego-
tiating for the purchase of extensive fish hatch
cries about three miles above Clayton. In French
Creek There has been a great scarcity of large
pickere1 bait the river this season and IL is
Mr. Emery's intention to propagate many sorts OF
live bait in these hstcheries for the use Of the
be raised
Nathan T Beers, member Of the New-York
Stock Exchange, who is guest at the Frontenac.
caught eighteen pound muskaIIonge on Thurs
day party OF young from New-York IL
camping Rye Island. In the Canadian waters
opposite Alexandria Bay They are r. E. Hol-
lister p. E. Miller, r. o. Latta, E. Gibson. CLYDE
c. Mapes. A E. Stern. George Lockwood and
George Teller.
Captain J. z Gerad. of Brooklyn. has recently
purchased finely located lot on the coast at the
head Of CreneI Island, and will erect summer
home there, which will be ready for occupancy
next year
A midsummer german was given al the Columbia
Hotel. in Thousand Island Park last Saturday
evening The parIors Of the hotel we're handsome
ly decorated with palms. flowers and tiny
American and English flags A number of novel
features introduced. The affair was de-
cided success. The patronesses OF the dance were
Mrs Robert Davis. OF Montclar. ". J.; Mrs Will
lam 5. Boyd. tr.. OF Scranton. Penn; Mrs John
Blakiston. Of Philadelphia: Mrs w H Newschafer
Of Brooklyn; Mrs. W. F. Parker OF BROOKLYN;
Mrs William D. Jones. OF Utica: Mrs. H schroed-
er. OF Louisville, Ky; Mrs. n. ". Plant of New
York; Mrs. E. e. Spangenburgh. Of Buffalo; Mrs
c. A. Blood. OF New-York and Mrs C Nj Stone
OF Binghamton- smoker given IN the Co
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OF New-fork, to some OF his friends. Those pres
ent were f. Jay Wohlgemuth. OF Cincinnati. F 7
Calkins. Of Syracuse Professor Toke OF the Uni
versity Of Chicago; Frederick Reese Of Louisville
hy'' A ]. McAlplne. OF Rochester; Dr. Harold
Palmer. Of Brooklyn, and DR.. Burnen OF Buffalo
Arrivals during the week from New-YorL and
Brooklyn follows:
Alexandria Bay Thousand Island House-Henry
Hopkins. Mr and Mrs NJ Lambert. Mr.. and Mrs
William c. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs James NJ Calm
A Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Albert j. Kramer
d. "A. Russell Mr. and Mrs. W p GIenney. Mr.
and Mrs. C F. Harper. Mr. and Mrs r. r. Hood
Mrs +. r. Weston. Miss Helen d. Wessle Mrs
X Veth. Miss Veth. Hans Wagner Miss Georgiana
Ballin. Myron H Hoffman, Allen A Graf Miss
Flora Robertson. Miss Hattie Robertson. Miss
Adele Robertson. Miss Bessie Robertson and DR..
W r. Watson.
The Crossmon-Mrs G s Finley. Miss F. s
Miss l. Wood. Miss E. Douglas southwick. Mrs
NJ r. Haskins. Thomas Greeman. James R. Keene
Mrs q sEpfer Ts cnsSS sSS5uTy bsI M and
RyyGroft and Mrs, l. E. Whaley,
F. W Hale. Mrs. J. E, Hoffman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mrs. THOMAS % L. Davies. A. Van Dyns; G T.
9uiGbyi Miss Quinby. E '. n Harwood, D. y
EhTbs1t EarSe Miss sa4s ma 81 5h w oA "A ATse Louis
/ Miss Lou Kenyon. Theodore Kreh E Becksmith,
Clarke eIae MT NJ M cH Clarke George
Tn@saH4 7S4Rd Park the sras1s Columbian
Caswen, W. E. Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wolf
poush Mr. ;, and Mrs Mrs II ;,,1 h TOwne Mr. ., and Mrs
I NJ Parkes. Miss S. Parkes. F: McKeene. l. S. GIL
9oT5 p@E5 Rr FTae S@d F caEns Mq and Mrs qnd
/ Lux Dr. and Mrs Rodenstein and Miss Roden-
Prospect Park. St. Lawrence Clqb-Mr and Mrs
stern Alfred Costello tel Philip T. & E9Tiey I0sePh viPI
lam Hardness. OF BROOKLYN,
Murray I'm H1tei0V' s. andrews vi. ~ La ,,,5 PAU
Witstandly Wit tame Master Victor d Armour Witstandy.
b. Weil George Hell and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben L.
stern
Henry Maurer, Mr. and Mrs, F. St. ]. Hays. Miss
Hays, Mr. and Mrs. II, Van Wagenen. Alfred Cos
! Miss JIreb Caspar Whitney. e. n. Burns D. VI.
Sause John Devlne. AN Andrew Deyins s,a s Hanf9Td.
and Mrs Hugo s. Mack. William Fl. Hays and W.
westminster Park Hotel-John r. Thomas.
George L. Arms e b Archer. r w Pressprlch.
Professor Krieger Charles P. Babcock F. L. Bab,
cocs H, w cslk,ns al r PhSlaR S Rf Mr. and Mrs
The Lotus St. Lawrence Park-a1r and Mrs F.
wood. Miss Katherine Blackwood. Joseph Me
f;rath Mrs l. sampsrs' Tar e. L SagpeTs n e,sr, O.
Miss Hannah McClntock Francis Bertram Eggar
A. b: Phelans and Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan III.
The Frontenac-w William B. Aitken Archibald
Miss H. Hoffman. Miss Edna Hoffman. Miss A.