New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

Thousand Island Park. Aug. 10 CspeciaD.-in'e
annual Grange Day at Thousand Island a. !,
brought several thousand Changers hither' anu
all accommodations were overcrowdeo. Ne'oi
before has such a great number of people peeh
at the park The excursion trips OF some oi liz
steamboats, had 10 be abandoned IN oroel -
ferry over the crowds from the railroad a'
ton The meetings Of the Changers We're wen a.
tended. .o-a
AT the concert on last Tuesday the soius w.. 49,
,4,on H., Albert oueshel. tenor; Julian walker
bssso: Mrs H. J.. Holt soprano anu Niiss
s-ilwell contraito. The ocean Grove orc"es'iN
~ Sixt,, rieces is 10 come here for It's vacauoh
ard - v.iu unite with the Thousand Island. PARK
orchestra in a great music carnival on Sep'eni-
ber .
The Rev. H. L. Hallenbeck. of Binghamfon'
preacbed on last Sunday morning ana evening a'
the Park Tabernacle
Miss Florence Rice. Of New-hork' is d guest
Of " r Fitch treasurer Of the Park Associa-
ton at his cottage in st. I-awrence-aNe. Eu-
conc n Gates Of New-York. is spending some
time al Point Vivian.
The Thousand Island House at Alexandria
Bay has been the scene Of great social activity
Nearly every day some entertainment has been
provided \ benefit hop was given on Wednes-
day evening on Monday the regular dance was
hold while on Thursday cards We're the amuse-
u,ent Fancy costumes were worn at the Colo
NAL bah tonight. and powdered hair was the
order of the evening. minuet was danced
for which the master of ceremonies had drilled
sixteen Or the young people of the hotel
The annual golf tournament for the Commo-
dore's CUP Nas held this week The golf sched-
uIe for the remainder Of August is as follows at
the Thousand Island House Club: on August
-. Hudson Cup ana putting contest. August %
mixed foursome CUP. August N Committee
cup and August 25. sweepstake handicaPs
sAwons the guests OF the Thousand Island
FIanse ara many New-York people. the following
among the number. Henry Henderson. Mr. ana
Mrs. r. Y. Graham. : r. Jacobs, Max j. Mayer
III. and Mrs. J. II. Todd CharIes Epp!euI' pp
Charles EppleuT. jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sole-
lac. AIr and Mrs. John {. Murray. Mr. and Mrs
J. Joseph. Mrs. Tillie Keller. Miss Lille Keller,
Sol keller Miss J. T. Walsh Colonel
and Mrs. =. Dayton. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
Ar. and Mrs Y Fish. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Eckerson. Miss NJ. Ryan. Mrs. F. Ryan, w. O.
Bullard. Mrs. C. Nj. Rollins, Mr.. and Mrs Rob
er1 Colwen. Miss Colwell. Clayton Macklntosh'
AR and Mrs. l. Steibel. Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry
Kroner Mr. and Mrs. Q. NJ. Cleveland. Mrs c.
Il. Sooner. Mt and Mrs. c A. Hungerford and
Edward FunEerford.
r AwehsCk and q. Samuels are spendlns some
time al the Bay.
D. : Jacobs. Of Brooklyn. has been staying at
Alexandra Bay
Tho officers Of the Chippewa Bay Yacht Club
under whose auspices the American Power Boat
Association races viii be held. have announced
the following 10 act judges during the re-
eatta: 6 q. Averell. of the Chippewa Bay
Yacht club. chairman: r. II. Eggleston, OF
the Thousand Island Club and c. d. Mower, of
The Manhasset Bay Yacht Club. Commodore r
G. Bourne Of The New York Yacht Club. will
give cup to the boat making the fastest aver
a ge time during the three races scheduled. The
races viii be decided by the point system, each
boat entering having one point and one point
extra for each boat beaten in the race. Thus
the hoat finishing first will have more points
than any other. water carnival will be held
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