New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
SPA in SUMMER GLORY
LITTLE NOISE BUT MUCH
PLEASURE ON FOURTH.
Summer Visitors at Saratoga Nany
and Happy-ErcelIent Racing
Meet Expected.

Saratoga Springs. N. Y. July 10-sarztosa, as usual
celebrated the Fourth quietly. and for this reason
attracted many guests. Hotel proprietors saw that
this was the quetest Independence Day here for
years This place is a pioneer among the quiet
Fourth minority, expressing patriotism otherwise
than by explosions
union service under the auspices OF tae pauzh-
ters OF the American Revolution was held in the
Methodist Church The occasion was a brfIltant
one. owing to the artistic decorations the excsnent
music and fine addresses Village President James
d. McNulty presided. and the Rev DE- Daniel G.
Martin, Of Glens Falls. delivered the address OF
the evening.
The local Italians provided the most noticeable
celebration on Monday by giving a street parade fr
the morning and picnic in the afternoon In honor
OF the birthday Of their adopted country A.
feature Of both parts of the demonstration was
music by the Italian band This was its first ap-
pearance, and a favOrabIs impression was made
On Monday evening recital was enjoyed by "A
appreciative audience at the Amerlcan-AdeIDhI
Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Van vechten Rogers OF
Round Lake. were the artists This was ono OF a
series Of concerts given for purpose OF swelling
d fund to be devoted free music during tbs
summer. The first OF these was an afternoon con-
cert at Congress Park by the orchestra OF Carl
Reinecke. from New York City The occasion was
a charming one, the velvet lawns and hilIzides
were ht for a fairies reveI and the bright gowns
and frocks made gay picture.
Lovers Of aquatic sports hied themselves to Sara
toga Lake, where the motor boats chugsed over
the course in the cup races. Amedeu's Lucia won
the trophy from goody number Of speedy craft
Music and dancing in the pavilion and plenty OF
good fish dinners made the day a happy one for
excursionsts and tourists
Carl Reinecke's New York orchestra has begun
its daily concerts this week. and this always means
the beginning Of most attractive social centre
Several important real estate transactions havs
been made recently. Prominent among them is
the purchase OF the Worden Hotel by Joseph NJ
Kelly Postmaster William W. worden is retiring
from business. after many years Of hotel pro-
prietorship- Mr. Kelly has been connected with
the Worden for many years, and has practically
been the manager for twenty years. He is there
fore well known hotel man and is popular and
progressive citizen
The AIdlne on South Broadway. is to be under
new mana cement. and the cottage list is still grov
ing. The most recent rentals are the Pike house.
Circular street, to Isadore Wormser, Of New
Orleans: the Coriss cottage, Caroline street to
Mrs L. ". Overman, Of Philadelphia. and the
Wilcox house. also on Caroline street. 10 Dr. Leo
l. F. Adt. OF Albany
The publicity commission has been preparing for
the entertainment of coming conventions These
include the Grand Lodge OF odd Fellows. the Asso-
citation OF Railroad Agents and the New YORK State
Bankers Association The odd Fellows Will num-
her between eight and nine hundred delegates. be-
sides the women and friends. IL was decided that
o a,,ertaiprnent would be arranged for this meet
ing because the last time this order met mere tte
business sessions were seriously neslecIeu TOT '1
-aka of the elaborate social affairs Ihe ralir'dN
,ganrs will spend the night of July Y here sleep
- j., tbsir own Pullman coaches Ii IS eNpecteu
hat reception at one OF the hotels and 'IO'ieS
~itz. will he arranged II the attendants desire-
4 committee has also been aPPoIileu - -,
whatever amusement the state bankers WISH AHS
will spend July L. and 16 at the United states d
headquarters
The Reservation Commission has begun It's WORK
~ investigating to decide by what procedure the
springs can be acquired The commission sei'' =
rf-r Of questions to all spring owners request
5,ey an ANALYSIS of the water, the amount DeiHs
bottIad and the value of the property
The list of lawn fetes has been increasing \
,rstt,- affair was given by some young women OF
tho PRESBYTERIAN Church the lawn near By, ana
another attractive afternoon and evening lawn party
,,.,s sold al the Hazen homestead. about miie
out Grand avenue
The chiIdren's playground. which mas Oeen =
dream for the last year with Saratoga CLu0 women
,ueued Thursday morning The ground Is centraliy
lr3ted near Garfield Park and the HathOrn spring.
and a teacher with experience in playground WoFk
has been engaged
Richard T. Wilson. president OF the saratoga
Racing, Association arrived in town this week. and
! ,,,,,+ed As follows: Prospects decidedly
,r,,rnsiu for an excellent racing season in Sara
toca This August He is optimistic. both from a
standpoint of high class sport and attendance.
Practically all the big owners have sgntned the
intention bringing the pick of their stables here
..Onca a man killed six other men. and married
the girl they all wanted
Horribly disgusting.
..Fut mis- happened three hundred years ago
..Ah a historical romance How encnahIlhs.'-
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