New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-22
JULY IN THE CATShILLS.
GENERAL HARRISON EXPECTED TO VISIT THE
HOTEL KAATERSKILL-MRS. CLEVELAND
TOO. MAY GO THERE.


HOTEL KAATERSKILL-MRS CLEVELAND,
TOO NAY GO THERE.
KaaterskiI, July 2L-warm waves always meet with
hearty greeting in the Catsk& and especially on this
breezy mountain top where Eolys Kisses the summer sun
shine and tempcrs the air with carcssng 7ephyr The
first half of the week attended with discomfort by
reason Of the drouth all through the Water grow
aarmey scarce at many Of the resorts The roads were
deep with dust that would net lie quietly, except upon
ones clothes and person. Streams and springs dry
ing up noisy began 10 ubside into tiny rvues
and the bubbng brooklets lotered hesatingly IN little
pebbed pools here and there Everybody and everything
wanted and needed RAIN on Thursday the showers be-
gan fall and the air is delightful and every
body Is happier.
This hotel presents brilliant scene tonight II Is not
full, Of 1t rarely has 500 in July Au
gust always brings hundreds But walk through
the rotJn3a the parlors and the broad plaza IN
front shows many distinguished and fashionable visitors
representing various walks of life. The talented Ger
mania Orchestra is dscoursng good music artisuealy
Guests from late trains writing in the big register and
comforting with the handsome room clerk Later In the
evening regular hop is In full progress under the
electric lights in the hotel opera hall. And It is past
midnight, before quiet regns In and about this big hotel
On Tuesday afternoon the children pleasant series
Of tableaus in the Opera House under the direction OF
Mrs John +. Buke at which s47 81 collected for
the Fresh Air Fund In the evening George Riddle gave
reading for his benefit lie next to Bar IIar-
Dor Kaaterskll is the most profitable summer resort for
him visit Among other entertainments booked for the
future here the McCau Opera Company. Days
comedy troupe and the Harvard Glee Club.
Oliver Drake Smith and wife, OF Engewood, have ar
rived for the Miss Harrison, Miss Rogers and
Miss Mary Rogers attractive Baltimore bellies aiding to
indoor social life. Among August corners here are
CORTLAND Parker and family, and wocott Jackson and
wife, Of Newark, and Subway Commissioner Jacob Hess
President Lyon OF the Third Avenue Railroad, Ia resting
here, and Mrs. John Mum, Of New-York is impartng
pleasure with her musical talent and attainmcnts
The 81 ntepra Park" Tannersvile, is an at
portions The company is receiving many applications
FOR cottage sites.
George w. chnds of Philadelphia is expected In
the village with his family Colonel c. r. Sutton and
family, Of St. Louis have taken their cottage at Rox
bury. Editor Smith, Of The New Rochelle Press" is
soiouming with his family at his summer cottage
Dr. George r. Shrady and family summering at his
Pine Ridge cottage the Hudson, where the Doctor
farm whch he says almost pays for its taxes
and cultivation William and Jacob Shrady, the
young Broadway hidden with their families
in obscure nook the mountains not yet revealed
The Saturday evening hops and Sunday night concerts
the Grand pleasant features Of indoor life at the
Summit
w G.. Miliken and wife represent Philadelphia society
at the Kaaterskll.
This brilliant resort IS always rich in impending events
Some eminent welknown parsonage, some dlstin
gushed party is about TO arrive some grand social
event is in active preparation. Just now the coming Of
live Prince, unmarried, is anxiously awaited Prince
Bernard William George 1ormann, Duke OF Saxewelmar
Eisenach, is his modest title. lie is nephew Of Lieu
enantGeneral Prince Edward OF saxewelmar
Of the British army, and cousin Of Queen Victoria. lie
is thirty three and cookbook and Lieutenant in the
Kings ussarS Captain Baron NoriheG accompanies the
Prince, who is his way home from extended tour
or course every anxious and susceptible daughter
is on the qui viyc.
The report that Mrs Cleveland and perhaps her
" wOrscr" half the President himself. would visit
the Kaaerski has gained credence the range during
the week But what is still interesting IS the
nouncement that General Benjamin Harrison the Rcpub
lean Presidential candidate is really expected there
shortly All the ladies said TO be for Harrison and
Morton.
Lotta, the popular actress the Isle OF Shoals,
will be here for a few days in August.
The Catskll Mountain Railway that winds up to the
base Of the mountain Paenvie through pretty gorge
is getting goodly share Of travel The company
ports slightly larger business date than last for
the time.
Latest pages Of the big registers include the following
names:
Hotel Kaaterskll-J. Hart Lyon. Winfield Scott W. r.
Powell, T. J. Montgomery and family, j. ST. Maur and
wife, Mrs Ana S. Zayas Aquina zurcalday and sons,
A. +. Tweedle, Mrs S. c. Boehm and family Mrs
II. J. Hayne and daughter, F. T. Clarke George A.
Strong, Henry Thompson and family; William Taylor,
w f. Anderson. G. d. Russell, Robert Pasch J.. c.
Kupper and family. w. A. Richardson George T. Belts.
S. L. Cromwell. Miss p Center New-York; DR.. Stene
and wife, ". Freeman and family G. T. Hustled. w. G.
Lee and family j. d. Nppert g. p. Nppert, Dr. f. II.
Hoxsie Frederick Hanley. Miss A. Travis.
F. NJ. Lockwood, Brooklyn J. L. McCutcheon, Will
lam Allen, Miss A.. NJ. Wilson, Allen.
Mrs BENJAMIN Allen. w. G. Mllliken and wife. Samuel
Harris and wife, Philadelphia; c. W. Pease and wife.
Bridgeport; Matte Meeter, Camden, N j. r. c. David
son. and wife. Baltimore; c. w. Jacoy. Grand Rapids
w. H. johnson. Boston Mary G. Rockwell. Danbury;
A. Rutc, Munich.
Grand Hotcl-w. Hart Smith, Miss H. o. Stevens,
J. H. Chapman and wife, A. Il. Adams, william d.
O'Keefe Edward Ellsworth, G. NJ. Lewis, A. f. Thomas,
Mrs L. c. Chubb and family Mrs Charles Bahgate and
daughter C. O. Hoyt. George NJ. Farley the Misses
Walker Miss Barnes A. T.. Borge. c. f. Nelson, Mrs.
Gordon Scott and wife Mrs Campbell Mrs George
H. B0sey. New-York; !. L. Cuyler. IT,, Wills l. Geer
G. W. Baxter and family, A. B Chandler, Fred o, Strong
L. b. Bunham and wife, Brooklyn f. w Hart and family.
Cleveland; Il. r. Wood and wife. schohare Edward
Twceiy and family. Danbury, Conn. w. Strong and
daughters Washington, D. C.. W. =. Davenport and
wife Jersey City, Mrs. Jessie Cooley and daughter
Philadelphia Mrs. j. G. Iilgginson Miss Sadie j. Below
Newburg. . , ~.
YORK Dr. J. f. RichaIdson and family brooklyn ~ Is
snsn II and Charm, fam ,ga M sSarpe G K%s
ton Congressman Ira Davenport and ~ Mrs
and family Chicago; Mrs Charles Ba,hgae and Miss
Maggie Bathgate New York Mr. and Mrs Jacob Davis,
Elizabeth. n. J. A. Hegeman, Brooklyn, and Mrs An
drews, Chicago
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