The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
DEMONSTRATION
SARATOGA RACING
STARTS TOMORROW
Hotels Already Filled With
Followers Of Sport-Big
Meeting Expected.
MANY COTTAGES TAKEN

SARATOGA SPRINGS. July 1OOn the
eve OF the opening Of the race meeting
the number of daily additions to the
hotel guests and gers has been un-
usually heavy. In order to avoid the
rush Of the last few days many came
from New York early in the week. with
the result that August conditions have
prevailed.
All eyes are now turned toward the
open,ng OF the races Monday afternoon.
In many ways this In a society as well
as sporting event. Assistant Secretary
A.. Mel. Earlocker Of the Saratoga
Racing Association, who arrived here
Thursday to make early preparations for
the meeting, brought with him a list OF
box holders, which Is larger than IN
many years. Practically every available
box has been taken. and there Will be
faces In evidence which have not been
seen here In years.
Among those who will occupy boxes
when the meeting opens Monday will be
Richard T. Wilson, president OF the as
ISOLATION Andrew Miller, the secretary ;
David stevenson. Payne whitney. {. h.
c.. Billings, John Sanford, James Butler,
| Richard f. Carman. Capt. Il. Il Cassati.
Augu.t Belmont. George 7. smith. Frank
Mckee, Amos r. Emo. George A.. Sa-
portas, Edward w. kearney. Chauncey
Olcott. H.. X. Knapp. Samue. A, Clark.
Col. George Perkins Lawton. Mirabeau
l.. Towns. c. II. Warning. W. Il. Gage.
Miss Florence F.. Hathorn, John 7.
Walker. j. {. +. Jacoby. +. W. Law
renee. Franklin Petit. Edward Murphy
Cd, Park NJ. Wooley. George y.
Ostrander. Judge Nash lockwood. Frank
j. Nolan. clifford A. Cochran. Francis X.
Hitchcock. II. J. Cannon. A. Mel. Ear
locker, Thomas Clyde. Walter r. Pres
grave. r. c. Cummings. John Don,
Ackley c. schuyler. Leland Sterry'
Charles +. Johnson. william II. Man
ming, James W. Flemming. John L. Mad
den, j. W Yelyerton. II. Tooker Warwick,
Douglas w. Mabee. jefferson Living
! ston. J. l.. Holland, Frederick Lewissohn,
, II. &. Hallenbeck. A. Hershield. Frank
Brown. William A. Pinkerton. Samuel c,
Hildreth. s. A. Lichtenstein. Harry NJ,
Stevens. Edward r. Bradley. James
keane. Albert Stokes and Leo Mayer.
W. X. Vanderbilt has taken a cottage
at the United States for the month OF
August and will arrive early next week
John wanamaker arrived Wednesday
night and will spend,a par, of August
here.
Harry Disston Of Rosemon.. Pa. IS
expected 20 arrive early next week a;
the United States. where ne has taken
a cottage.
Joseph f. widener and family OF
Philadelphia have taken two cottages
at the United States for August.
Practically all OF the well known
Lewisohn family OF New York are tc
make Saratoga their headquarters this
summer. Jesse Lewlsohn Is already oc.
cupying Edna villa. on Carolina street.
His brothers. Walter and Frederick
have each engaged suites at the Grand
Union for August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew NJ. Shanley oi
New York have been at the Adelphi this
week. with them are Joseph Conlor
and Mrs. Shanley's nephew. JOSEPH
Schwartz.
The society event Of the week wa.
the charity bail Tuesday evening at tn,
Casino for the benefit OF the Home o
the Good Shepherd. Several hundred en-,
joyed dancing. songs by Chauncey al
colt and Rome Fenton and solo dance,
by Miss Evon Fontaine. The enter.
tainment committee included Mrs. G
Vanderbilt Barton OF New York. chair
a Mrs. George Perkins Lawton. Mrs
Douglass W. Mabee. Mrs. William Ha,
Bockes. Mrs. James Lee Scott, Mrs
Joseph II. Clark and Mrs. Fred Menges
lnls evening Baell burant ana MIS-
Marguerite Hawksworth will inaugural
a series of exhibition dances in the new
orchard and garden grills al the Gran,
Union Hotel.
The grill at the Huestis House opene
on Wednesday night with dancing b,
Miss Jack Wilbur and EDWIN Johnston
OF New York, readings by Miss Virginia
A. Griswold. daughter OF former Sena.
tor and Mrs. stephen NJ. Griswold .
Brooklyn. and vocal selections by Miss
Frances Cogiin.