New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
IN The CATShILLS.
ENTERTAINMENTS AT THE HorELs-LArEsT AR


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J RIVALS.
KINGSTON, July 81" A shade too cool for
business" the reply OF leading hotel manager here
to-day In answer TO general inquiry But look at the
prospect Cor August" and he tossed out large list of
engagements August is really the height of the season
here. The arrivals for the week. however, have been
| numerous few Of the smaller houses are now full
Mira. Dion Boucioaut and daughters at Summit
Hill fine entertainment has been arranged here for
tomorrow evening.
Burbank amused the Grant House guests here last
night In bis inimitable way.
A. Van santyoord, of the Albany Day Line, is at the
Catskill Mountain House. Madame Anna Bishop,
the vocalist, Is at Red Hook. Duchess County.
The Overlook has now about 100 guests. large num-
Der OF transient visitors the Greene County resorts
| ARE entertained there daily. They come parties by
carriage up the fine romantic road from the north Mr.
Haskell says his season Is better than last year.
Dr. j. Dowt, Of Salt Lake City, Is at Grand Gorge
new clearinghouse, known "Churcnill Hail."
~as formally opened with much ceremony Friday
evening last In the presence Of brilliant gathering
Miss Alice Churchill of the proprietor broke the
bottle OF champagne with delicate mall ct made for the
occasion. The Rev. DR.. BeeDe made appropriate
address The house in Stamford village in the shadow
OF the famous Mount Utsayantio children's fancy
dress carnival was held at this house last nigat
"me party of visitors standing Mt Sugar Loaf,
on kaaterskill Mountain, aimrins tine at that
point yesterday philantnropc member Of the group
exclaimed; On. what charming place for chdren's
sanitiriIm! VINO of our noble men and women en-
lowed with ample means will build such institution
somewhere on these grand old mountain topsi WHAT
place 10 bring the thousands little children who are
slowly dying In tue led aud dirty NewYork tene
mems up here into this fresh invigorstiDg air!"
Like suggestions have been made by other mountain
VISITORS and suitable sites for such building could
doubtless be had gift In any part OF the
Tha Alb. k.l.
County, IA much improved this year. 1t Is now the
largest summer in the county. The guests find
pleasure ia the handsome park aud the miniature
lake hand.
The com imentary german OF Francis r Pembcrton,
OF Philadelphia AZ the Kalerskil Saturday evening,
enjoyable affair. n. Brooke Dolau and Cnauncey
Mr. keir led the dance and Of the toettes OF tine
ladies elaborate. Mr.. Pemberfon got up fine
game OF plus Monday In winch Miss Lila Barnes,
Mrs DIR. Andrews, Miss Cecilia Filten, Miss Lena Coe
and several men took part.
Tne season a the Prospect Park Is opening up
finely. This house surrounde b. pretty little PARK.
II is tas efuy planned. neatly kept and the river
slope Ia attractive The tennis ground Is unexcelled
pedestrian named Law exhibition in front OF the
long plazzas there last nignt walking against time.
Augustus Post anu family arc at the Grand Hotel and
Stewart l.. WOOdford is expected there with his
family.
TIE Stormy Brook House has semweekly hops which
orchestra
3. ". Lppincoti. J. l. LppncOtt and family. Arthur
". Howcs, Of Philadelphia; L. NJ. Prescott and family
OF Chicago; and Mrs A. r. HotaIing and family, Of san
Francisco AZ Blythewood.
project for IA large hotel High Point, shokan
II being hsitated.
snde Mountain. the browning peak OF the Catsks
the widest OF thoA all. Is frequently visited by
parties DIlcher the guide, points the way
r. v ; Crorsby. OF New.York, is Il leading tennis
player AT the ks.tersnlL
her cnliGrsn.
James Cameron Of London, NJ W Gait and wife, r. 2.
Roger. and wife, Duprce de Lowe aud wife. Washing
ton Mrs MicIels and daughter sadie. Dr. uenry sfhe
Dr M.I. aTdcr Hoslcin DE Harris, Dr L. ROdman and
Miie' hAfdns q u. heudSeA'oh. - SURREY "r n'
Philadelphia aud many wcl-knOwn persons from Ntw-
YORK an oer places are among tue late coners at o-
Amung tnose at the Laurel House are Arthur II.
IAwsnn, Mrs q. A. Lawson. l. 1Ahan and wife, :.
Ma ana family, &. Irstnan, j. McEunery and vile,
l. l. HsyulcAer. T. G. spar Chester IL DAVIS ana wIe
"A. ID. RUDnsun ana wiie Milams@ kelly and family, g
" kfnan. william r. curry NewIorS j. Fielding
wife, Dnry ca anu tamil W. D. frazer.J r. Quinn,
Mrs Afford A PecN. A. j. Muleu h. IL. COe aud iaiiily,
Charles Cagnorn, Brookiyn; John L. Haidec and
Prospect fark-A. Hnederson. j. Kennedy Todd and
wIfc. j. Lyon and vile. T.. j. caldwell ara nanny,
= G. Levi aaI fanny Rev j. n. Wallace and family
". Armour h.. A. Graham and wife, H. stnr vcsAnt and
family. J. v orvis IA isinly, York; H. Psr-
rsa alid wife PAhsdelpaa h. ". FIsSe Bdnalo; har-
Gus Beach aud family L. d. Ward and family jersey
Icseriy House 5. seeley. J. Q. A. seecy and wife.
A. aacuirr, t. NJ Yanshn, A. AI0ers, l. H. Lattah'
Janes I,uehanan A. Grnlsr and VIE. aul stOckmaI,
James Muiaru, j. H. Suller Burnhain AID family ID.
= .trin aud wife, T. gtss AMI flIniiy. Mrs. T. l..
pa an1 family Miss Mary sInit j. L. RocK we'll and
iafn, tlo Misse. Brdsali, New York j. g. CHRISTOPHER
and wife. JaossOI vile. Fla; r. Boariman, Aoa!y
tsenesa GRAFT VIII arrive IN the CaIsEhs ON "ednes,
DAY Tor a 1rief sojJarn. lie comes ny INVITATION or
General 5narge will visit the overlook Ae kadter
skin region aud other leading points.