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New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
Summer Sports Are Largely Participated In at This
Great Watering Place by the Sea-

Newport r I. July % CspeciaD.-The week
lust closed has been unusually gay. There were
q number OF coming out parties. and the week
vas brought 70 q close this afternoon by so
cety wedding. The week has also seen the be-
ginning OF The women's tennis tournaments at
the Casino. which viii extend well into the
month OF September. and from now there viii
be 10 end OF social functions TO keep the smart
set On the go. With the coming of Mrs. Astor
and Mrs. Vanderbilt next week it may be ex-
pected that they also VIII provide entertainment
for the cottagers IN & way for which they alone
are noted. Mrs. Astor win probably not give her
annual bah this summer. but she is to give
series 81 large dinners which VIII extend through
August. They WIZ be given for Miss May Van
Allen, her granddaughter. who is also expected
next week ar the Jay villa, which she has taken
for the season.
The Wesrchester polo field has been the scene
oC several practice games which VIII be held
twice a week 1ntn the polo season opens The
E1D5eroilc= are taking a great interest in polo
this season and. "a addition 70 the games at
ET4stchesuer Flied. number OF matches viii oe
played at the private field OF Alfred q. Wander
tilL, Gt Oakland Farm
Two youus women this week have made their
bows 10 Iha social world. Miss Sadie Jones and
Mss Pauline French. Both affairs took the
form OF afternoon receptions. largely attended
fv the cotlaEers- 9Iiss French introduced
rv her grandmother. MS. Stuyvesant Leroy.
Following Ihe reception IN honor Of Miss Jones,
l-zi- parents. 41r- and Mrs Pembroke Jones,
entertained dinner a number OF young peO-
lie "a the evening on board tie steam yacht
NarGua. and later the party was taken 70 the
barrleship AIissouTi. where Captain Cowles gave
e G1lce IN honor OF Hiss Deacon, who was in
tr06uced last Saturday. Three other young
women are also 70 be formally introduced be
fore the close Of the seas0n-8Eiss Evelyn Walsh
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 7. Walsh,
and the Misses sherman, daughters Of MI and
Mrs ". Watts Sherman.
-Trs. Frederick ". Vanderbilt has come TO the
relief of the Newport Society for the Prevention
and Control Of tuberculosis in offering her
place at the end Of Bellevue-ave for the holding
OF the lawn fete which is 70 be given the
afternoon Of August y. and for which q com
rnirIee OF society women are now at work per-
fectng plans
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

sistant secretary. President Hitchcock and
other officials are expected to reach here next
week They will remain till the close of the rae
ing season. The races will begin two weeks
from next Monday. when the season here will
have reached its height
The entries for the annual tournament Of the
Saratoga Polo Club viii close next Thursday
and IL is believed that they will include many Of
the most clever players in America The con-
tests for the regular cups and trophies will begin
August and end on August 20.
The list Of cottage cOlOnists is increasing from
day 10 day as the season approaches its height
A. W. Glaser, of New- York, has taken the Bur
well cottage, No. 1S5 Spring-st. James McGil
of New-Ycrk, will pass the season In the E A.
Morton cottage, No. IL Circular-st. A E
Reynolds. of New-York has secured for the
summer and autumn months the Elmer z. Dur
kee cottage. No. 1913 Carone-st William
Shields, of New FORK. has leased the Frank c.
Phillips cottage. No. 30 Clark-st- Mrs Hanjle
Won Carnap. OF NewYork, will summer in the
Mrs. Minerva r. Rugg cottage. No. lob Phila-
st Frank Wood, of Troy has engaged the Mrs.
Catherine McNulty cottage. No. LAB Spring
St. for the season,
There Is intimation that Clarence II.
Mackay, Of New-York, who will occupy Wood
lawn Park during the season. is contemplating
the purchase of this country place, which covers
1880 acres.
Mr. and Mrs David P. Mcqueen, whose cot
tage. No. Ia Union-str is being occupied this
season by Mrs. Helen G. Wagner, OF New-YOrk.
viii pass the summer cruising on the Great
Lakes and on the st. Lawrence River.
The second dance of the season al the Grand
Union Hotel took place this evening. under the
direction OF Charles H. Van A-nam jr. OF Troy.
master of ceremonies. TIE opening affair OF
this character At the United States Hotel was
given this evening. NJ. 5. FrothinghaIn. Of New
York. is again this year master OF ceremonies at
this hotel. George Van ArnaTn, OF Troy, will oc-
cupy a similar position al Congress Hall, where
the regular weekly dances Will begin the latter
part or next week dance given IN the
next dance at the Everett House viii be enjoyed
by the Cuban colony there on Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
ORIENTAL AND MANHATTAN BEACHES

There Is one place along the coast where a brssze
slUavs stirs even when New-York Is sweterins
with thu thermoueter at 100 and that ia Manhattan
Reach Naturally the bathing pavilion has been the
most pouular place here all week. the numbers en-
towing the surf ranging all the way from three
thousand to six thousand daily The tnfx OF visit
ors has taxed the two hotels TO the utmost and the
various amusement places have been doing a tnriN-
ing business IN keeping them entertained 1he
policy adopted by the managers OF the 0eac1 0l
InaugIrattng popular attractions and still MAINTAIN
ing that excIusveness which has always 0eSh
delight to visitors appeals 70 New-Horkers-
One Of the series OF improvements contemplated
bx the u,anagement OF Manhattan Beach IS being
nut into operation II Is that OF eq1ippins svery
room in the Oriental Hotel with telephone Ine
beach which has always been a fsvorfte summer
ing ulace OF business men. VIII De even more pcp
ular because while enjoying the sea breeze hs can
stiu keep in touch with his interests -,
Robert /. Gerry OF Newport 10 az tne Srten,a
for a few days. James B. CleWs Is down 1or tne
season Ex-senator Warner Miller. or NeW-LofA.
rooIx dinner with John A Sleicher. state Wafer
Commissioner at the Oriental on Thursday svsr-
ing - - 49,. -s.,-,v,.- .
Harold FdgeI OF the Oriental. for a rev Gays
George n Daniels. Louis Wiley and Charlss VII
son Price formed a dinner party ar the Oriental
Ona evening week
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
AT SHARON SPRINGS.

Sharon Springs. y. Y. July = (SpectaD.-rhs
n1Ir,ber OF arrivals at sharon Springs this week
has completely smashed all records and all the
smaller hotels and boarding houses are REFUSING
guests In fact several OF the hotels are no longer
sending their 'bUsses 10 the trains.
Bowling has long been one OF the fads at this re-
sort perhaps OF account Of the large size os the
German colony. and this season is no exception
The excitement its height Saturday night.
when the crack bOwlers here battled with tho
leading bowling club OF Albany
The prizes offered ~ the euchre party head at
the American Saturday afternoon by The
following First women s. Miss Lawlor, nrSt man ;.
NIr. Ulrich. Mrs. Schu,ilhOlz and Mrs ~ Smith
carried OF the consolation prizes.
The following party Of Cuhans IS stopping az the
Pavilion. Nine. A. O.. de Carriage. J. b. CASTOR. A
Herrera and J. 81. GOVil-
E.x-SuDreme Court Judge James j. Farren. ex-
law partner OF d Cady Herrick. OF Albany. ts
spending The wiki hts family Al the sharon
House.
Concerts are held suneay evenings az Tia MAJ
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
TEA FETE AT MANCHESTER.

Manchester. VI. July 2 CspeciaD.-The attraction
tfis week has been the annual open scratch tour
na-reut for the Taconic and Ondawa cups, which
began On Thursday. The prizes were presented by
the Equinox Company A field q over sixty golfers
many q them well known in metropolitan circles.
started 81 the qualifying round This ends the big
tournaments here for July. The tournament for
Lle First Presidents Cup viii not be played this
year untl august 3. q. % and 26. The Equinox
baseball team this season won al OF the six games
played
One Of TIE society affairs Of the season win be
japanese Tea and fete. 10 be held next Wednesday
a hayslce. tie country place Of Mrs Herbert Cas-
sara of Baltimore. The Misses Hoyt, well known
- amateur theatrical circles il Manhattan, are
s'eil-LE the summer here They gave an enter
l-l-Illent AZ Arlington Tuesday evening.
"a large number or automobile parties stayed Al
lie EQUINOX saDuse This week.
among Tie arrivals here this week Mr. ana
- = y. Johnson, Miss jane 3. Johnson, or New
-orE CITY. and Miss II. D Compton. OF Plainsheid.
= - a. the Equinox. J. Massey Rhind. the sculp-
s4r. q AeWKOrk; Mr. and Mrs. B. +. Mills and
Is --lils, cr NeW-Iork, At the Equinox; AIRS. Juia
<, -.app and =. . Robertson. OF Aew-2ork. Al the
etaA-nozi Hrs. William Beard. Mrs.. Daisy Eeard
ea4iLs and tae Misses Shuts. q Brooklyn. AZ the
s-e-e Cottage, and Miss Eiuns and Miss Edna
= -SilT, q Brooklyn, al Lone Pine
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
BAsEBAIL AT sTR0CDsBURE.

stroudsburg Penn. July "a (5pscia-S~-rhss tas
uouuIarfty OF Etroudsburg as a summer resor-
is incrsasin Is evtdercsd by tho largo number
~ arrivals tl1f. week Without Doubt Ne Leader
IN sports is baseball and ths fact that srroucsourx
has won the last four games played naA eanse0
such an awakening among the raas as nas noa
been seen In this town FOR years On WEDNESDAY
the local team defeated the strong Mnrrfsrown
AGGREGATION On the AfOrristown grounds. cne sccr>
being 20 O. Ths citizens went 10 no sr&non %
meet the players On their return. and band &C.
oonnuauied them from the rraiI-
Golf IL also popuIar. Ths snrcng team ~ 0s
rsayaeno Golf Club is expected an the iocna inks
shortly. and tns local team Is cHnfdsns - osfasr
victory.
Bowling still continues n ravor-rs casr1ns n1s
and there are many ardent followers Of ths srcrr
who are irving TO better the score made laSc week
TbUs Far the score OF the alleys is that held oy
Clinton Buzzard. local bowler OF pronalSes "lo
made the remarkable count or *
The band concerts every Friday evenins ars Pc Pc
ing attended by crowds The baton - nandleu
bv Howard Barber. The dances ar the Prospece
TIousa and the Highland Dell and nm are osins
largely attended each night A ~ 5tayes. oI NsN5
work Is visiting friends mere and s re4lstefeN
At the Prospect House. Dr. and MIS-. = vernon
Smith and Miss Dorothy Smith are az ne High
land Inn.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
RACES 1T FRONTEN4C.
Motor Boats EnLiUeH Season al
Thousand Island Hotel.

Frontenac. n. Y. July . CSpeciaD.-8Iore and
more motor boats are 10 be seen on the Frontenac
tyyenty-rulle triangular The annual mid
summer races under the auspices OF the Fronteaac
Yacht Club. began July 20 and closed to-day. A
full programme OF rnclag events under the rules
of the American Power Boat Association. was run
on and a free-for-an contest closed the meeting.
ball was held tonight at the hotel
The officers of the Frontenac Yacht Club are;
Commodore. Charles G. Emery. OF New-York vice
commodore. Alfred Costello. Of NewYorh. and sec
retary- easurer. p J. Reddy. OF New-YorS The
new clubhouse wes formally opened this week
A party OF New-XorE Central officials are stay
ing here. They are J. p. Bradheld. general super
intendent: d. r. Mccoy. superintendent or the
Hudson and Putnam division +. A Harrington.
superintendent OF the Mohawk divisions p. L
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

in the country, was the scene OF several hotly
contested tournaments this week. in which sew
eraI prominent members of the club partici-
pated. More and more players come out at the
week end on the Pocono Mountain special Of the
Lackawanna Railroad.
Next week will be a merry one. many euchres,
whist parties, musicals and dances being on the
card. A tennis match between the married and
single women is to be played.
Recently there was given in this resort an
amateur entertainment Of "Obnging Young
Man" 1t made a big hit.
The driveways through the resort are now at
their best. The rhododendron was never pret-
tier, nor has 1t stood the hard spring TO better
advantage than this year. Every cIumD of
bushes is crowned with the beautiful, delicate
blossoms.
Tableaux vivants viii be given at the Monta-
negca by Miss Fisher next month. They are re-
membered from last season with a degree Of
pleasure by former patrons, and viii be a source
of delight to them as well as newcomers to the
region.
Arrangements are under way for noraI
parade this season.
Pocono Mountain has a diversion which Is
envied by many of the Eastern resorts. II is a
riding academy. Choice steeds always at
the disposal OF summer visitors
Pocono Manor has been busy resting place
this week as far as instructive entertainment is
concerned. at least. On Monday evening B. f.
Riehings delivered ar interesting lecture on
The Education IN the South" His subject was
carefully handled.
The KILLERS presented "A Happy Thought"
to the guests OF the MOntanesca on Wednesday
evening and their clever imperSOnations and
childlike delineations for them the hearty
applause OF the goodly number present. War
ren G. Richards, the Boston imDersonator. ds-
lighted a number Of the guests OF this house on
Tuesday evening. and was well received. VIII
lard Howe presents David Copperfeld'' 10 the
guests OF Pocono Inn this week. At a progress
sive euchre held 1T the Onrwood Miss Eleanor
Adrian captured first prize. There has
been no lack OF entertainment ut the Meadow
side this week AT euchre first prizes were
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
Al SHELTER ISLAND.
Bathing Most Popular-Gay Yacht
Parties.

Shelter Island. July % (SpeciaD.-As the tenn
perature Of the air climbs. that OF the water
rises also. The temperature OF the waves has
averaged Is degrees through the day all this
week, as recorded at the lighthouses OF the Man
hanset House. and plunge is a delightful ex-
perience. One person who is always
the beach morning and afternoon Is John
Philip Sousa. who has arrived at the Manhan-
set for his usual summer stay.
The first tennis tournament held was a vigor-
ously contested one. lasting two days. Mrs R.
D. Kaine the cup. but as the tournament
OF her organizing she insisted waving
her claim to the prize in favor OF Miss Edith
Pickard, who stood second best In the final
suit
There have been several dinner parties on
board yachts anchored in the haTbor outside
station. five OF them OF the New-York Yacht
Club. On Tuesday evening there was brilliant
one on the Hiawatha. the big white boat owned
by julius Freshman. of Cincinnati. who. with
his wife and three children. is registered at the
Manhanset. Quite a number Of Westerners are
taking to yachting Enmet Queen. OF PittsbUrg.
has the Calypso. With his wife he has Just
returned from a cruise to NewYork, where they
met Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Clemson. OF Pittsburg.
and took them TO the Manhanset-
Besides the tennis cup, another has been Of
fered here for the best pool player. II took two
days for A A Whitney TO prove his claim TO
the cup.
1t is said that the fair which was held az
the cottage OF Mrs. c. L Poor. where the pro-
ductiOns Of the NeedlewOrk Guild Of the Young
Women's Christian Association. Of New-York.
were sold for the benefit OF needy working
women Of that city. proved so successful that
others will be planned at various resorts
Guests continue to arrive at the hotel, espe-
ciaIly toward the end OF the week Some just
registered are the Misses Josephine and Hester
Geoghegan, OF New-York; Silas Straus, NJ j.
Suarez, Miss Pearsau Miss Robinson. B. J. Fen
ton, l. L. Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. A Fenton,
all of the same city.
The list OF Prospect House arrivals includes
Wilton Laczaye and Mrs Lackaye and their
baby; Mrs NJ. NJ. Taylor and Miss NJ Taylor,
Thomas Corbett. G.. E. Stone Mr. and Mrs.
Petite. the Misses Ellen and Henrietta Petite
and Mortimer Petite and Mr. and Mrs e y
| Smythe all of New-York.
Guests at the Prospect House have been en-
/ toying view OF the work OF the artist, Walter
Brigham who has q home and studio on the
/ shore not far from the hotel Mr. Brigham
/ threw his studio open to visitors this week
| At the Prospect House there was bona hde
| minstrel show. given by the bellboys OF the
/ hotel who proved that they can cake walk al
/ well they can run errands.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
LAKE GEORGE BREEZES.
Tey Kept the Nights and EuenAgs
COoHSoci0L happenings.

Lake George, n. T. July % CSpecia1-A
movement Is on foot TO erect nsv tes library
building az Lake George. A site IN the main
road has been given by James A HaydsA. o<
New-York. one OF the eottagsrs; and George
Foster Peabody. Edward NJ Shepard and others
have subscribed to the building fund Efforts
viii also be made at the August meeting or
the State Historical Association TO interest this
organization in the movement
While the temperature OF the week has besn
over ninety nearly every day few have minded
the excessive heat because the air has been tam
pered by breezes and the early mornings and
evenings have been cool
Automobling Is popular. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Newell. Gilbert Newell and Mr.. and Mrs @ NJ
Anderson. OF New-York. arrived last week N
WintOn for a sojourn OF several weeks Misc
Ethel Mahona and mother. OF New-Yorx. have
made a number OF successful trips On the lake
shore drives. Miss Mahona spurns the services
Of a chauffeur and runs her own car.
Charles J. Bonaparts. Secretary OF tbs Navy.
arrived on Friday 10 attend a meeting OF the
National Civil Service Reform League. which
is being held at the summer home OF Carl
SchurZ, az Bolton Mr.. Bonaparte was taken %
his destination as the guest OF George Foster
eanGay & e 4o on ms - t gTs rrsSs,c - the Nvv
At the Fort William Henry Hotel much fs
promised socially for the younger set. under the
York who is the mistress OF ceremonies this sea-
son On Monday a moonlight launch party has
been planned; Tuesday. progressive eucnre
"wednesday informal dancing. society vaudevtlle
to be furnished by the guests: Friday. bartedore
and shuttIecock; Saturday. a rul dress ball.
Miss Edna Tabor, daughter OF Dr. A Tabor
of RrookIyu who Is occupying Ranger Island.
performed q remarkable feat OF endurancs last
week by swimming from the island throusn the
uarrows 20 Pearl Point, distance OF more than
half mile. Abner z Harvey. OF New OK. mas
been the guest OF James A HAYDEN The Misses
Hewett nieces OF z VI. Shepard, this week nave
been at Yadoo. Saratoga. the summer homo Or
Suencer Trask.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Louis Conterno's 14th Regiment Band, OF
Brooklyn. occupies the pagoda in the centre Of
the cottage park at the morning and evening
concerts of the United States Hotel. The band
is composed Of eighteen pieces
Doring's Band. OF Troy. is expected at Con-
gress Hall on Monday when it will begin it's
season engagement. Morning concerts Will be
given on the east or court veranda and in the
evening on the Broadway piazza
Morning concerts will be resumed on Monday
next at Hathorn Spring.
One OF the busiest places here is the so-called
downtown" office OF the Saratoga Association
for the Improvement OF the Breed OF Horses.
which IS N charge of Mr.. Earlocker, the as
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

increase OF visitors has made the resort ex-
tremely gay, and amusements begin early and
continue until a late hour The weather has
been delightful. cool, crisp mornings and even
ings making all outdoor life extremely pleasant
There have been many riding and driving par
ties among the women. Men are after fish. Bass
are running large and biting freely.
Arrangements are now under way for boat
ing carnival on Naomi Pines Lake. The COM
nlittee in charge has assured the guests Of one
OF the biggest events Of its kind IN the history
OF the region.
An excellent card has been arranged by the
newly organized Mount Pocono Golf and Coun-
try Club. The course which is one OF the best
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
HORSES AT SARATOGA.
Preparations for the Races
Popular Concerts.

Saratoga Springs. n. Y, July % (SpeciaD.-
The heat did not mar pleasure here this week
Victor Herbert. who is now at his Lake Placid
cottage, in the Adirondacks will arrive here the
latter part OF next week and personally assume
the leadership OF his orchestra al the Grand
Union Hotel. The orchestra is to be increased
to fifty pieces
The grandstand music during the running
race meeting OF the Saratoga Association for the
Improvement of the Breed Of Horses viii be
supplied by the 22d Regiment Band, under the
direction of Paul Hennebers. The meeting VIII
open on July 81 and close on August 25.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Among the arrivals OF Wednesday at the
Louisburg were Mrs. H. F. Chase of New YORK,
and Mrs. James II. Davis, Of Boston. Among
Fridays arrivals at the Newport were w. /.
Richardson. OF New York. and Miss Ethel Rich
ardson, OF San Francisco. Mrs. George H Nor
gan, OF New-York. arrived Saturday at the
Malvern
Mrs. Robert Abbe OF New-York. and Mrs.
John Harrison have invited Mrs. Sara Cowell
Lemoyne to give two Browning recttals here at
their homes on August and 9.
The Eastern Yacht Club left here Sunday and
Monday Of this week, after a regatta Saturday.
The club arrived Friday making this point the
terminal CT their annual cruise. and for the few
days at the week end the harbor was alive
with yachts.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Of the loaded wagon. Fishing strI continues pop
ular and bass are biting.
There have been games Of baseball. and the
one this week between team from this resort
and Stroudsburg resulted IN a victory for ths
latter in a closely contested game. BushSfH Falls
is favorte spot for the sotourners OF this rssort
there.
An enjoyable S.:ehre was held at the Rudolph
Monday. and unique wooden prizes were awarded
souvenirs OF the evening
Roy F. Anthony, OF Newark was visitor at the
Riverside House.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Jones. Of NewYork.
the Rudolph Mr. and Mrs Lester Cert are
at the Mountain View House. Mr.. Cert Is a
Brooklyn jewelIer.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
LuxuRIEs OF RueAL LEE.

The rural town Is fast becoming city in its gen
eraI appointments. accommodations. manners and
style and il is The means OF disseminating the
latest Ideas and converienCes among surrounding
farnns through investments and improvements
th country is getting nearer the city, nearer
TIE MYRIAD advantages Of comfort which human
ingenuity is Gcv!sing- The present Is an era Ot
luxls-y Every urban home has the inveStitlre or
a palace in q former period in ssct. t Offers with
the coIu-ncu exception or size and yard area
and better facilities for living Every country
hCrne Is cOmpa arartveiy wRn furnished Almost
1u the comfort which "a found in the city home
can be installed and enjoyed IN the most Isolated
farm houses lying IN OF the way locality
- I,iris R.nlEllr.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Crowley assistant general superintendent: d ".
Dtnan, superintendent OF the Pennsyfvsnia oyf-
sion, and Niles Bronson. superintendent ef tbs
Harlem division
The Frontsnac orchestra. under the 1eatersh1p of
Professor Henry Conrad, OF Nev-Fork. viii gtve
the
Among the Nev-T0rk arrivals this week Wsrs
Mr.. and Mrs Aaron De Cordova- II. " SchAu, M.
and Mrs Frsderck Gonnou8h. Mr. and Mrs Will
IAN n. Zegier. asroerr Waterbury. sydney r
Oberfelter, James H 5chrctzel, Clarence 5chraet-
Eel, George p benjamin. Lloyd z. Brown. A r.
Silicon, las J. T. Colby, Mrs. Carrie PascorA and
son, Mr.. and Mrs ". Rooinson. H A. p Bent
and party. Miss Mildred Applesate. Jucsoa G.
Nichols. W. kutZel. Edwin 3. Day, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w, Kingsley and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred w. Day
and daughter.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
SEASON At BERNARDsVLLE.

Sernandsville. n. J.. July % CspeciaD.-A So
r. affair OF special interest TO New-Yorkers is
r future wedding Of Miss Ethel Jacquehn.
aghfer oc NJ and Mrs John H Jacquelin,
Joseph Suydam Stout. OF New-YorA. The
Azr1age VII be solenlnized on August 30 The
Donl-to-be is a graduate OF Columbia and a
,neW OF DR.. A. = NJ Purdy, VINO has a
antry place here
efs Caroline 3. Alexander. OF Castle Point.
DoAens who has summer home here. sailed