New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31

and Mrs y. W. Hardness Mr. and Mrs. F. 7.
Houek, Mrs. 5. Spicer Dickinson, Miss :. B. spcer,
Mrs MPs,e 4 z ;. Hqs9d Mss Y Hustled Norman ; IL, r
F seg!aT Howard n B Ti Mr. ana W Mrs w
and Mrs F. u IoeW ". Is D. Stoke W f D.
stokes, 81. and DR.. E, A. stoddard.
J. Grove Dr. and Mrs John stetson' Mrs J Al
Knickerboeker, Nj. and Mrs. Henry Ard. Miss
Alice ?. ARD, Mr. and Mrs. John Arid and son.
vel Mrs. c. D. Rockefeller r. stevens. Mr.; and
and Miss Mary Van Vredenburgh-
MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS N sNowsToRM.
Whiteface. y Y. July 50 tspeciaD and Mrs.
7. J. Wood, Mr.. Gresham. Miss Gresham and Lieu
tenant +. .. BeTien. who are among the visitors
10 Whiteface Inn, had severe experience in rain
and snow tho summit Of Whiteface Mountain.
On climbing the top they found themselves in
the midst or a snowstorn. with clouds dense about
them
Frank Y. Beggs Of the Metropolitan Opera House
Orchestra. who is the leader Of the whitefece Inn
number OF cotillons at Whteface Inn tho FIRST
evening. This viii be followed later By a cotion
FOR the older visitors to the inn.
Avenue Baptist Church, accompanied by Mrs,
Johnston. has taken apartments at Whiteface Inn
The, The R Rev Dr. and Mrs Morgan Dix also
Mrs. r. s BosheI. Miss Eleanor Bosher, Miss
Elizabeth BosheE end Louis 4. Bosher are at Over
look camp: :. P Christian. Mrs. T. D Christian.
Miss Christian and Miss Dorothy Christian are az
sg T SacP am 9a2 aa na Nos 9se9 S ard
Harold Psrot Keen and Miss Palmer have joined
M and Mrs Horace White have MooseHood lamp
Recent arrivals at Whiteface Inn also include tie
following william 4. Hires, Miss E. Cory, Miss
Mrs W H Palmer Miss D. W. Palmer MIS- ghJtG
Hamilton and E Cuthbert Hamilton
AT THE wAwBEEK AND ITS CAMPS.
/ WawbeeA. n. y, July 90 (speciaD-Mr and Mrs.
Stanley Mortimer have leased the Ferris camp on
he
saranac Lake D. Ogden Fowler. OF New-York is
the guest OF Mrs. Mortimer. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
r. segman joseph l. seIgman Mrs. Margaret
seLgman camp, near 3iI the Wawbeek. Wentworth
tea" is al the Wawbeek accompanied by Leo r.
: J. chr1sty IS the guest of B C. southack at the
a. r. Beeudry Is at the wawbeek on visit to his
air. and Mrs. ]. 3. Melcher.. Mr. and Mrs c. D.
sayre and Miss A. = Engs are among the recent
Mr.. and Mrs George Farnsworth, of New-Yorix
are among the recent arrivals.
NIGHT FETE ON LAKE MAssAwEPIE.
Massawepie. n. Y. July 30 (speciaD.-one Of the
events Of the ct the Hotel ChildwoId on
Lake Massawepie. the July float night which
was observed On Wednesday evening on the lake.
The canoes and boats were decorated with japanese
lanterns and colored lights Miss Frank of Balti-
more. the prize for the original scheme of
hotel. one Of the features Of the evening was the
large raft. anchored distance from shore.
Recent arrivals at the Hotel Childwold include the
following; Emil carle5ach Mrs. Van Rensselaer,
Mrs George Singer. jr.. Miss I. Singer, NJ Pappen-
heimer Dir. and Mrs. Henderson, Master ". Loeb.
and 2irs. A. saks. Mss Leila saks and B. schutz
FISHING AT ALGONQUIN.
Algonquin, N Y. July 80 (speciaD.-One OF tho
pleasant features of the week at the Hotel Al
gonquin Lower saranao Lake. the sue
cessful fishing expedition Of Mrs 1Grindley Miss
Grindiey, Mrs. Peyser Miss Peyser and Seymour
Peyser. who brought In sixty pounds OF pickereI.
The largest weighed ten and a half pounds and
was caught by Miss Peyser.
Recent arrivals at the Algonquin include the fol-
lowing: Mrs. G. w. Denton. Miss May Denton Mr.
ana Nrs; c. Stahl and SON. Mr.. and Mrs. W II.
Wettlanier. James Mccourt Captain Mrs
James f. Brady. William a Hagan. Gustav Haller
MIS-; Lewis H Dobson, Mrs j. ]. Mooyer and Mrs.