New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
Principal Trains Running in
Sections to Accommodate
Crowds.

Lake Placid. n Y, July (speciaD-The week
OF the Fourth is the date chosen by many OF the
patrons the hotels in the AdIrondacks for their
return to the North Woods, and for the last few
days people from New York Philadelphia, Wash
ington, Boston, Chicago and innumerable smaller
cities and towns have been coming into the noun
tains over the lines Of the New York Central and
the Delaware & Hudson railroads in such num-
bers that the railroad managers have been obliged
10 send up the principal trains in several sections
each day. Many hand 10 participate in
the modest observance Of the Fourth at the larger
hotels in the mountains, and the day, which was
passed with special music, special dinners and
cursions to various points OF interest. baseball and
golf games, was rounded out with some elaborate
displays Of fireworks in the evening.
= number Of the cottagers and camp people
chose this week for their return. Professor L. r.
A Segman, Of Columbia University, up
with Mrs. Seligman TO their camp, Askenonta. o
Buck Island. in Lake Placid; Il. ". Beeeher Joined
Benjamin I. Ward at the twin Camp Beecher
Ward, and J. 3. Dimick returned TO his camp at
Indian Point. George II. AIcNeely and family
rived at their camp the shore Of Lake Placid
ana Steven B. Ayres, or New York. Joined Mrs
Ayres at their cottage on Signal Hill William r.
Rose. OF New York, arrived at the Glow cottage
Iheodore n Ely IS expected soon at his camp on
Lake Placid. c W. NcCutcheon is coming back
10 Asulydt and w. }. Buttield to Shawandassee
James Hardje, Of New York, joined his family AT
their Signal Hill cottage.
A number of the campers and cottagers are en-
tertaining friends who came up this week Com
Yacht Club and Mrs. Morgan have with them at
Camp Tangewood in Sunset Straits, Mrs. j. b.
Bush, OF New York. Mrs. +. A. Basser IS the
guest Of George II. Daniels and Miss Harriet
Daniels at their cottage on Signal Hill
The golf players have been going over the vari-
Gus courses this week, getting in readiness for
the matches which start this month. The races
Of the Lake Placid Yacht Club viii be started
soon. Work on the clubs quarters is being
pushed. The annual meeting Will take place on
July 10.
THE RUISSEAUMONT.
Lake Placid, n. Y, July (SpeciaD.-The week
at the Ruisseaumont has been marked by the re-
turn of many Of the patrons of former years, for
whom reservations of apartments for the season
have been made since June !. All have expressed
themselves as highly pleased with the improve
Miss NJ. Z. Sherman. daughter Of the late Cen
eral Sherman was among the arrivals Of the week.
Miss Sherman came up from Stonelegh Court
Washington, where she has been spending the win
ter. She IS accompanied by Miss Fannie Wbelan
Nelson Holland IS of the latest Of the Ruis-
seaumont cottagers TO arrive His party includes
DR.. and Mrs. Carlton r. Jewett, Nelson Holland
Jewett and Carlton and Theodore Jewett
Mrs. William Orr Barclay and the Misses Bar
clay arrived this week from New York and have
taken apartments here for the season. Mrs. Thom-
". Hyde and Miss Hyde others who ar
rived TINS week 1or the summer.
NJ and Mrs. c. L Dangler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gavin Pardee are among the patrons OF previous
seasons who are expected back at their Ruisseau-
mont cottages within a few days.
f. Griswold HOLSTER and Miss Cotton this week
Joined the party Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Cotton.
Mrs HOLSTERS parents. with whom she has been
visiting at the Ruisseaumont since the opening Of
the season.
One party which arrived this week for an ex-
tended stay includes Mrs. George Cooper, Miss /.
Clark and l. c. Clark. Mrs. Charles ". Ide and
Miss A S lde arrived Wednesday, and Mr.. and
Mrs. E Z. Wright and Miss Wright were also
among the New York arrivals of that day. Mr..
and Mrs. z B. Stanley and Taylor Stanley are
here for the summer.
THE GRAND VIEW.
lake Placid, n. Y July (SpeciaD.-The Fourth
was observed in fitting manner at the Grand
View. a number OF the patrons Of former years
who have this week returned in large numbers
devoted a part Of the day TO drives to points OF
Interest, one party going TO High Falls and an
other 10 John Browns grave. Mrs Parkes wife
Of the proprietor Of the Grand View, who came VI
early this week, has been busy with plans for the
entertainment Of the guests Of the hotel this sum
mer Mrs. Parkes IS having a rustic lodge built
Tor her especial TO entertain bridge parties
teas and other social affairs. From the rustic
piazza, with its natural screen OF young naples
one entering the lodge steps into a beautifully
finished Colonial room. The woodwork is done IN
white enamel the walls are decorated IN greer