New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-17

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SACRED CONCERTS AT STEVENS HOUSE.
Lake Placid. y. Y. July ls (Special).-The Ste
House orchestra has instituted series OF
sacred concerts for each Sunday evening through
out the season. The first took place last Sunday
evening. and was enjoyed by large number OF
visitors from camps and cottages near me
Stevens House. we'll the regular patrons OF
the hotel. The musical director of the orchestra
is Edmund A Wall.
4 The season of the golf players at the Stevens
House may be said have opened, for there nave
been number of matches 10 engage The art ATTENTION
OF the men ana women enthusiasts VINO cothPo9e
large percentage of the visitors to the stevens
popular than al this time, and under the super
vision of John Harrison and George heaGig ,, me
course is in condition TO be enjoyed to ne Ipliest
Messrs Stevens and McConv1lle engaged Me f
some over eighteen holes and The mafGn Tesui5g1
IN victory for MAYOR ana aT o off Miller on on
A mixed foursome that attracted considerable
attention required three matches TO determine the
result. Mr.. MeConvile and Miss Naylor met MT
was draw raw in the second Miss Daniels and
Eaylor won. and they were also suGcessLu, IN Lle
Mr. and Mrs Charles Morga2 }s Of N c1yia 1oTK
the se HUDSON Hfp and through Lake champlan q
Plettsburg. in their yacht, which has been brought
William Short. Josiah Jewett. jr Miss X Burtis
and DR. and Mrs. Van Bergen have been , at the
stevens House on a tour In an automoDle through
Recent arrivals at the Stevens House include the
following from New-York and vicinity:
.rERssek Id,ek0h Mss M j G SIa
coemaS W. and M Mr. fn1
smith. william. Chaplin, tr. MI and Mrs Ts THOMAS a
BaTer Miss Lsa pane oG C y MsEnNPr cdBroy
K. Sic Mis-. Ks sssPRsn o aa H R SS
Got Guy a Colt HIM. M md a M5 T w. as
and Miss Margaret Gage.
FISHING AT sARANAC INN.
saranac Inn. n. Y. July &c (speciaD.-Golf tennis
and fishing hold the attention OF the visitors 10
Saranac Inn this week. w. Z. Garrigues has
brought in several strings of fine bass and trout
and one trip the Raquette River unusually
productive OF keen sport Albert Rue and his
sister Graciea still lead the ranks Of the fisher
men after pickerel- II. ". Calhoun. of New-York
who has apartments at Saranac Inn for the sum-
mer, is short fishing trip in Canada
Mr.. and Mrs; John @. Agar accompanied by
Bailey were among the recent visitors TO saraa nae
Colonel William F. Fox. superintendent OF the
c. Wickser. the State Treasurer: P ]. Wickser
and Henry Glover Stevens. visited Saranac Inn
Mrs. J. Campbell Harris. who expected TO arrive
ef m na h s Jqf ae 0d 3 and MISS
Todd are at saranac Inn Miss Eyarts Joined Mrs
Mr. and Mrs Merwin c. Stanley, Of New-York,
s Ser en- S!1'i and MPs Sy Reaey Mr. and
Mrs. A S. Higgins; Charter Hlggns II, Ny ".
lam W. McIoughln. MI. and Mrs William d;
T. NJ.
Mrs. Humphreys and family and Miss Stevenson
among those who have come 10 Saranao Inn
recently for extended visits.
AT THE wAwBEEK-
wawbeek n. Y, July 16 (speciaD.-Mrs. Henry
P. Borie and Mrs. Thomas E. White are among
the recent arrivals at the Wawbeek. on the Upper
Saranao Lake where they viii remain some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lenox Banks and James
ana MIS- Henry G. clSugh and Mss Mss Laura
Rev E Cloves Choriey ana Mr. ana Mrs James
X Penheld are among the recent arrivals at the
Wawbeek.
.. SWIMMING AT THE WINDSOR,
Elizabethtown. N J., July Is (specIaD.-The
Windsor. thanks 20 the commendnbe efforts OF
Orlando Kellogg & Son. has taken many i'm
provements. The new dining room opened
Saturday evening by dinner given to the young
people Of the hotel. The table lastly deco
rated with maidenhair ferns and daises. The
Windsor baseball team played the town nine Satur-
day afternoon The contest was highly interesting.
and resulted in a victory for the town nine. the
Robert Nelson took a party TO Keene Heights
The new casino IS proving popular Several inter-
esting pool matches have already been played. The
both Old and young Harry TayI@r, riding master
Several new saddle horses have been added to the
stable this season.
Golf Is again coming TO the front. Scotch and
team viii be composed OF substantially the same
men as last season. and matches VIII be arranged
with other Adirondack resorts as in former years;
the golf team. is in great form and much in evil
dence. and Will be at the head as heretofore.
The Windsor fish pond is particularly attractive
This season. L. p. Evans Tecsntly caught three
brook trout there in less than hour which
weighed three-and-a half pounds.
Judge Henry A Gildersleeve. wife and daughter
are here for the eleventh successive season.
Following are other arrivals:
Mrs. J. n; Mackay. w. c. Douglas. Mr. and Mrs Fl.
b Powell Mr. and Mrs 7. +. Edwards. Miss Edyth
Edward r. Edwards Mr.. and Mrs. L. l. Cameron l..
c Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs Henry W. Baldwin,. Mr. and
Mrs Richard T Stevens Mr. and Mrs Henry A. Glider
sleeve Miss Virginia Gildersleeve, s. Sptcer
inson. Mrs s. D. Sptcer Rev. n. w. Hardness, wife
and son. Miss Burdck f T. WadhaIns wife and
daughter. / 5. Burdett and Miss Burdett.
Deer's Head Inn is also getting actively IN line
for summer business, and MessTs. Stetson and
Tracy doing their best 10 please all. Charles
Barnard, Of NewYork. reports another ten pound
catch OF trout. The Beers Head Inn orchestra IS
rendering exceptionally high class music and get
ting well merited praise from all listeners
The following guests have arrived within the
last week:
4. Miller, Mrs. ". H. Mansfield Mrs. NJ.
B. Passavant Raymond Passavant Miss Bessie Passa-
want, Mrs A. Muslin. Miss Is /. Kennedy. Miss
KENNEDY James A Swinnerton. Mrs Swinnerton. Miss
sahebecb. saheheck. Elizabeth Winter. Marjorie
Henderson. Sidney Abenheim. Mrs. g. W Gallo fam
lily. Tourtellot. Miss Tourtelot, and
John Carroll
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