New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
LAKE GEORGE VISITORS.
Y w C. \. CONVENTION AT SILVER BAY
AN AUTOMOBILE PARTY-AP-
PALACHIAN CLUB

Lake George. n Y. June 2S tSpeciaD.-The in
| creased activity along the shores Of Lake George
the general impression that the hotels will
enjoy prosperous July if travel the lake the
| present time is any indication of what the next
| few weeks will have in store. The SagamoTe has
| ninety-five guests. the New Fort William Henry
seventy, and Silver Bay has over two hundred
| The convention of the Young Woman's Christian
| Association is in progress at Silver Bay,
delegates icing present from nearly all the East
| States and Canada. For the last nine years
these conventions have been held Northfield
| Among the speakers Robert L. Speer the
| Rev. John Hopkins Denison. Harlan p Beach
| DR.. Pauline Root. Mrs. n. NJ Waterbury and
Miss Julia Emory. of New-York. The afternoon
| hours spent in recreation.
The formal opening of the New Fort William
| Henry Hotel was signazed by dance Thurs
| day night. general invitation extended to
guests of the other hotels and cottages. and
the newly decorated ballroom presented brilliant
scene. An automobile party composed of Mr.
> and Mrs. C. E. Proctor and Miss Boil of New
| York. has been spending the last week at the
| hotel.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry a. Garfield. of Cleveland
| guests
The first Sunday was given last week in
the hotel park and was attended by many ex-
cursionsts
The Sycamore held its formal opening June
"a. The Appalachian Club. of Boston consisting of
one hundred mountain climbers. arrived on Sat
urday for outing. Miss Fanny Simpson daugh-
Ter OF Commodore j. Bouiton Simpson, and one OF
this years graduates of Nassau, is entertaining
Sycamore grounds
Commodore and Mrs George A. Sawyer. of Boil
ton. entertained their cottage neighbors flower
festival last week. Their friends were invited TO
welcome the blossoming of the i-ises Four clock
coffee served the lawn. and departure
the guests Were allowed to carry away all they
would of irises, lilies and cornfowers. Among those
present Were many Newly Yorkers who have cottages
at Bolton, including Carl Schurz the Misses
Schurz and Mrs. Jensen. of The Hill; Mrs. j. G.
knaublauch, of Cransbrooke; Commodore and Mrs
j. w Moore. of The Moorings; the Misses Conger
and Miss Choune, of Bra-thoe; Mrs. Percival
Knauth, of Waldeck; N. Myer and Miss Myer. of
Alma Farm; the Misses Bellinger and their guest.
Miss Clark from Bon % oaha Island r,.,.,.. ,.
arrived at Oarlock cottage, Caldwell The
Rev. DR.. William NJ. Paxton OF Princeton Univer-
weeks N ..'0 ''''.'.N' ''''''> 80 Wv '''l wv
brother, A. II. Russell, Of the Lake House Millard
home Heartsease, near the foot of the lake. He
brought carload of horses and baggage and ex-
The sagamore the new bont a., of the Lake George
hd ra rp @ be ade on %
the boat will not go into commission until about
day. and all parts found work easily and
well The new steamer will be model when she
Among the New-Yorl<ers the hotels in the last
ne sne and Mrs w E. Refs Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Wisner. Boulton Simpson. Wallace Oar
row and T. W. Williams.
New Fort William Henry-Mr and Mrs. Robert
E, Dedue. jr.. Mr. and Mrs; n. Grakenheimer. Mrs
D. Kanz Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Peterson. Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Lewis James p So. the Misses
l.. and c. Silo. MIR. and Mrs. William N Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Gordon. Frank H. Clark and Albert
Kanzmann
The Warden-Charles II. Welch c. L. Lynch, Mr..
and Mrs Stanley w. Chadwick NJ. ]. Hickok. w.
Nj. Simpson. Mrs. M e. Reid Alexander Cuthbert
and John Liddle
Silver Bay-Dr. II. G. Hale and family Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Russell and Mr.. c. C. Kitchener
family.
KatskiII House-Mr. and Mrs. J. Wford Mrs.
M Mcqueen and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kuhn.