New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05
C4TSEILL RESORTS RAPIDLY fILLING

! GENERAL SHERMAN EXPECTED-LADIES' TROUT
ING CLUB-AERIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.
Stamford n. Y, Aug (Special).-This is one Of th'
few places in the Catslls that is already filled WITH
visitors Stamford Is sevenyfour miles from the Hudson
River but the Ulster and Delaware trains here over
the mountains and the way is full Of interest Most OF
the village feet above tide although boriercd by
high mountain peaks The walks and drives arc delight
/ full.
The weather Of the week been satisfactory on the
whole and the arrivals all points have exceeded those
OF any previous week Of the season.
William Walter Phelps has rooms for August at the
Kaaterskl. j. pierpont Morgan, Miss Annie Morgan
Miss Ellen Hoe and Miss Rhett are spending some time
there. Mis-. stuyvesant OF New York. with Miss White
and A. Van Brunt stuyvesant, are there for August
Frank S. Gray. 1.-THE Mai and Express" and George
J. Taylor The Herald" are rusticatng with their
families at the Beaverton, Pine 1Iill.
William Wall, brother OF F.. Berry Wall, Is at the
Ackerly House Marraretvic. NJ Mosler the safe manu-
facturer, Is also there with his family.
party OF six young ladies' started on an exploring
trip from Phocnica boarding. house the other day They
got the forest had to wade the creek, ana du
not reach home until late at night
The Stony Glove Notch stll remains one Of the most
picturesque features in the range and no careful VISITOR
to the Catskls should fail to ride or tramp through It,
Editor Hallock, Of The Christian at Work. has re-
Gently been the " Grampsn"
Dr. stodiard OF The Observer" has been sojourning
In mountains with his daughter, os is his custom
Assemblyman Ernest H. Crosby was recently resting
!
ladies' troutlng club Is among the new things on
Kaa,erskill Mountain. No male fisherman is eligible.
Nothing but the truth" is the clubs motto in French
No plenty OF fun the net proceeds thus far
The FeischmanD cottages at GriGn's Corners or the
Ulster Delaware most attractive summer dwell
Odelrs Lake near Stamford is charming bit Of Della
which affords fine pickere fishing for visitors
An enjoyable garden party was the event at the
Blythcwood," Tanncrsville, on Thursday evening.
Edward Fabian an elocutionist and basso. gave 2
musical and literary entertainment in Kaatersk Hall on
Tuesday night Nellie Kline the eocutionist. is down
for evening there August S. Marshall r. Wilder
comes later In the month.
concert and festival in aid OF the Shokan Reformed
Church entertained the guests at that little mountain
village last night Several Of the visitors at Sylvan
Lake Cottage took part.
The Kaaterski arrivals for the week averaged over
seventy day. idea Of extensive commissarat
this big hotel Will be C,ined from the statement that
about 300 chickens and 500 worth of muskmeions are
required for single breakfast meal.
Elaborate preparations in progress at the Kaaters
kill the visit Of General Sherman and party
pleasant and memorable. The General will probably 20
UP the Overlook Friday night then by carriage
Kaatcrski Saturday and aiterward Will proceed
to the Grand Hotel.
Recent arrivals include the following
Prospect Park-Dr and Mrs. John n. Beckman. Miss
vnton, Miss Gilbcrtson, Miss Hazard, George b.
Bishop and wife, d. NJ. Brady ana wife, Charles H.
Trask New.York; r. II. Benson and family Mrs. b. S.
Philips and daughter. Mrs. Swift Brooklyn: Judge Mar
Beach and wife, Jersey City Dr. D. Feischman and
family. Albany N. T. Osborn and wife, New Haven ;
Florence schurar Washington; Mile dc Reichensein
Paris
Hotel Kaatcrski-Mrs Edward J. King and family,
Alexander J. c. skene r. L. Robinson f. " Kean.
Robert Harris and wife. HildIcth Edward Fabian
NJ. Watson II. NJ. Congion, New York Samuel Walker
j. Godfrey Mrs. s. Godfrey Brooklyn; the Rev Thomas
T. bacon, Miss Bacon, Miss NJ. Sutton, Mrs II. T.
Bore, J. T. Grundy, Louis do LANCE. Mrs. f. A.
Moss. Philadelphia; Mrs. General Coulter and family.
Germantown, Penn. Mrs L. J. Rowland. Russell p.
Rowland Newark Mrs. Green Nyack; j. p. southwick,
Utica John W. Albaugh. r, and wife. Baltimore; John
f. Burt, Hartford A. D. Harne and wife, Washington
D. S. Richardson and wife. Lowell; Mrs. c. G. Sheldon
San Francisco.
Churchill Hall-Genersi George d. Rugges. U. S. A..
and Mrs. John A. Peck, NJ w. Dood and wife, Mrs
S. S. Richards Miss g. TTcmbly, Mrs. J. J. Slocum
NewYork Calvin Patterson and family. Brooklyn Annie
X. Brown, Ida w. Brown, Philadelphia f. VI. Douglass
and wife. Newark Mrs. f. IIadley Mrs. Clara IIacey
Mary Ripley, Buffalo. n. Y.