New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
In GAY SARATOGA.
dany Contention Visitors-Some
COTTAGE Residents.

ere Both the health ana pleasure seekers are III
he fun enjoyment OF all the functions incident TO
Midsummer life in Saratoga. The is daily
aiming momentum, and It will not be long before
win have reached its height which it viii main
ain for the latter part Of July and the whole OF
august.
AS both the Master Car Builders Association and
he American Master Mechanics Association which
meet jointly each year. have strongly fntimated
hat Saratoga would in all probability be selected
a permanent place for the annual sessions OF
hese national bodies, provided hall capable or
eating between 400 and 500 delegates could be Sc
area steps have already been taken TO meet the
demand. The big auditorium, known as ConVen-
ion Hall which seats over five thousand, fs far TOO
arge for ordinary purposes 1t is proposed 10 con-
ert the Court OF Appeals chambers, located In the
anne building into hall suitable for the railway
,eopIe The Business Mems Association has been
n consultation with F. W. Brazier, president OF
he Master Car Builders Association, in regard to
he new assembly hail, and he is expected mere
within few days, when definite action VIII un-
iouhtedly be taken.
The Children Of the American Revolution gave
little play. The Minister'S Wife, this afternoon
There was a supplemental musical and literary
programme.
Ms Lille dAngelo Bergh. Of New-York City,
;ave lecture in the United States Hotel yester-
lay. Her subject was "A Musical Voice IN speech
she will give second lecture on Monday.
John Wagrnan has begun the erection OF slo'UvO
cottage at La1e-ave. and Marion Place Mr. Wag-
nan and family are passing a portlon OF ehe SUM
ner at Portland Ne.
J. ]. Ryan, of Cincinnati. has rented the fltz-
1atrlck cottage in Union-aye,
Mics Anna Archer, Of New-York City, has taken
ne Case cottage IN Nelson-ave.
Summer cottages are still in active demand
Thomas Hitchcock, jr.. of New-York, has secured
he p. s. Wakeley cottage. in Fifth-ave- A Gordon
Norris of New-York. will occupy the HammH
ottage, in State-st. Rudolph L. Hayman' OF New
york has rented the Brigham cottage. in Caroline
l. Mrs II. =. Miller. of New-York. has leased the
Hiram Owen cottage, at Union and Nelson aves
samuel A. Clark. of NeH-York. has taken the
sasch cottage in North Broadway. Charles ID
garing of Amsterdam. viii pass the season In the
-srnes cottage. in Fifth-ave. Clarence cary OF
Sew-York will make the Davidson cottage IN
Jnion-aye his home during the season. John j.
dcDonough, of New-York has taken lease OF
he Reid cottage, in Phila-st. William Murray OF
York has Joined the summer colony having
aiken the Wnans cottage, in Union-aVe' Charies
J. Davidson, of NeW-York has taken possession
r the Lockwood cottage. in South Broadway Tor
he season Elmer E Pearsau, of New-York, has
,ented the p ] MuIholland cottage, in George-sI
rbere Is no class of Saratoga's patrons which
more thoroughly enjoys itself than that Oh tne
cottage colonists. who are rapidly increasing IN
lumber from year 10 year. They are numerically
ufficient TO I'll two big hotels.
The Hudson Valley Railway Company, which re-
emily connected Saratoga Springs and South Glens
" a nineteen mile trolley branch. this week COM
5leted the road far as the Hawthorne spring
pavilion at Spring and Putnam sts.. in the heart
81 the village which will probably be the local
erminus for some time to come. The new branch
s being literally patronized. as it runs through
et ~ Mount Mccregor, afording one of the finest
'ides in this picturesque part or Saratoga County.
re enjoying outdoor life at Saratoga Lake. the
majority of them being located near the Ihomas =;
rclfneF 3 be eIRceent. Rasie a. '''' ''''-- '''1
one Of the most pleasing incidents of the joint
meetings
Hardware Jobbers' Association and the American
n The opening session on Tuesday morning. Inn
edatey fOlCwng the oRen9g Ia~ Pfayedd snd the Bue
'ose to their feet and with patriotic enthusiasm
he programme of the Southern iobbers The ecca-
don was memorable one 70 those lhtSbeSeeq S baSs @
snd The delegates took kindly TO the Saratoga
+la of eonbinne social pleasures with convention
b6ifgations The functions included a reception and
ne on "Wednesday afternoon. smoker and e dance
Tnion Hotel orchestra on Thursday evening, en-
tertainment yesterday afternoon ano banquet
,anie5 nv their wives The welcoming address to
he delegates was made hy Nlage 9IestuThe s en- nrn
.ipaI addresses of the week were f A Heitm5a;n
q Houston iRa afx of PIKE S station. m n H E A Peden
II Houston Tex: Charles w As6ury U OF Ph9os, 1asn
5onnan of Richmond. Va; l. ;, p V9ggei Of Of s.
ouis George E King OF Atlsnsar Smith ia Of New W.
ork Charles H Ireland Of GREENSBORO, Se N hard G
ssre tobbers were from Alabama Arkansas; Dis
ict Of Columbia, Florida George ihalan Nerth NerT
ea4golins STg SOUTH Carolina tennessee Texas and
virginia and the hardware % Hr1,or
One of the principal attractions OF 'ae seaSu mner
sGests The daily concerts are appreciated to the
fullest extent at the hotels ana qoas tag at Ksya
deross Park Saratoga Lake The first Of the l rego,
ss oaaSeS aSeS q this S evening They will begin at the
other big hotels the coming week so-n,a,,,, 70.
ed saTatSd its ed whch IS on the norfwestern out
skrs OF thg baSs been made since last season and
lie ed said to be IN better form than tn e gven
between July q and August nclusiveG E. ana Inc sos ~ u
tsSt thsS p6os E IN 9e Re Polo
Of the most popular OF saratogas eats b1ished
simmer institution. .....4,o- .rd
0f ns of the Il iGs saTatogs ogs Gof % Club is
~ many members of the cottage colony anu M ElslI
Ing frenS gaO Ghse eeaore saa srosTamme has been
arranged by the managers, t,I6n It WA GSyes the
Lawn tennis is INDUCED in to considerable ex,
tent on PFyatte SGSs 1t h Is 'e daily diversion
There many hne teams and roadsters IN IS% @egn
Y6ff osS Almost SEnsa @ every % fine day they may
the speea%ag wheTS gehces sTe n0t Allowed on the
speedway which is now connected with potn Sht2n %
ways. was - -, 1Tu,.., s,.... uote
eariV ia the Week was Major General Daniel e
sickies who was the way to Lake George Tht
scauaintance with this resort. and added; II be-
ieye am the oldest patron Of Saratoga; that is
tc measure by years. When only seven years olo
I came here with my mother from Glens FANS
-rf,trh was our family home, father being n
bnsiness there. We drove from Glens Fails tS
Saratoga there being no railroads IN those days:
Srel remember every incident Of that trip OF almost
seventy-three years ago The distance between tht
fao places Is only twenty or twenty-five
miles but it seemed to me like pilgrimage O.
almost many leagues To my ehildish tancy' Il
William c. Whitney. president of the Saratogs
Racing Association win pass the entire month OF
August here and viii occupy cottage at the Unitee