New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
HIGH AMONG THE CATSKILLS.
IDEAL SUMNER DAYS AND NIGHTS.
TIE BIG HOTELS FUN AND ALL OTHERS OVER


FLow1NG-soCIETy AND AM;:sEMESTs.
Kaaterskir Aug (spcciaD.-Thc ideal weather for
which the season Of $50 will GO on tho record in the
CasAiIS still continues. The arrivals for tho week
arc In excess Of those for previous week OF the
season and 1t is probably safe 10 that over three
quarters Of the houses OBLIGED 10 refuse new
applicants. August is always busy month in the
range but this j. unusually
This mammoth hotel. which many predicted
never would be filed has been practically full since
the middle of July and its August diagram shows no
vacant rooms.
Gilbert VI. Tucker. Editor Of " The Country Gentle
man j, resting with h> family al the Prospect Park
on tho Hudson Mrs Luther Tucker, also of Albany.
is there.
Robert II. Hatch. clocutioui>t Is rcGanine his
health rapidly on overlook Mountain.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Greenwood, Of Brook
lyn, taking weliearWcd rest with hi family al
Windham.
j. Hooker Hammersly and family at the New
| Grand.
Mrs Jesse Cooley and Miss Cooley, Of Phi!a-
dclphia. are thcr, for their fifth season
Mr. and Mr.. l.. j. Worhuton and !. T. Booth
and family. If birmingham, are among the NI'i'"''
from Connecticut.
The Grand reports an average daily arrival LIST Of
fort, five and nearly every room is taken Ia night
social matter, are very lively at the summit Terrace
lust now. The masquerade Gallo" ball was the great
event last night. full dress hop is being enjoyed
tonight. ON Tuesday morning on" Of the famous
Cornell clam bake, was given ON the Nonba HI
summit back Of the hotel The scores achieved by
some Of the ladies evince surprising f"ndnc>> for
clans.
Bill I'VE and his ivy, daughters at the br"oklyn
cottage stanford. supervisor Reed Of HrookSn' Is
also in that village.
=. G. Farn~Worth one Of the Wealtmc~t ci'Noh> "'
colorado. /, driving through the range with hi family
by carriage.
NJ Ca>tcllanos. Of New York, is visiting with his
! family at Hunter.
The wife Of the Rev Thoma, X. Ecccler is camping
with Flmra friends a. Bcechcr Lake.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Au-u''n~
| schoonmakcr is spending some weeks with Nr'
| ,choonma.;er at spring Lake. y. J.
The Grand Hotel nine. known as the " Lone star
arc winning baseball laurcls. \ challenge has Just
been sent to Hotel Kaat"rskill.
The stars and stripes wave from the crest 81
Mount Temper. placed there by Professor : I" Lam
| bert. Of Erooklyn and Ernest Degncr. Of Ne" York
| Vice Chancellor MacCrackcn Of the New lork TN
| vcrsity will preach In the Main street Reformed
| church, Kiug, ton, t. morrow. Dr. Mac' rd'Rch is
spending the summer at his cottaCc nel9 Pine Iiill
The Pine lin postmaster complains because so many
Of the anxious maiden sojourncr, crowd his little Office
and interfere with the transmission Of mail, Al that
point Tic village is indeed pilng over with -umWcr
visitors, and the IIill7 Hes IN the valley AZ that Int
the nomenclature Of The CatsklS IS legendary and
| unique.
The PlattchnI House /, largely peoplch with Nc"
| York and Brooklyn citizens, and IS having Inc sea
SON 4 recent sociablc and entertainment there wa'
drc>sv and ENJOYABLE AFFAIR. p. j. MagIrc was master
Of ceremonies. Rich jewel, wcro worn. and some ~
| the costumes were handsome and elaborate.
\ fine eagle was recently shot by George J. Gould
| near nj, Furouch Lake retreat.
Jay Comic, who has been At the Grand with m7
family left for vl, TO RoNbury IN, native town, on
al
The Rev F.. q. Reed. Of somcrN He, W j., IS sum
mcring with his family at stanford.
lanes II. Fuller and family. Mr.. Charlie, A. sea
man and daughter, H. G. Cadmus and family. Mr. j. D.
>chafcr, l. Scborer and family, A. !. Llnoln and Mrs
Elliott. are Brooklyn people Tstcatnc al IN" shady
| Loun House. Cairo. MIR James Gibson and family
an. n the Pine Grove farm house. Gracc TompiinS
| is at Tanncrsvic.
Among the other BROOKLYN people in me range arc
| Ms. l. Florence Miller. Gcrtic simoneon. Mr. VI. 4.
| Rowan and daughter. and Henry q. K,hrich-
chsrlottvile Hall STANFORD has been filled 10 over
flowing since Thursday every room IN the main h"t"I'
cottage and the new annex Is occupied other houses
,hcrc repor receptive capaotc, I'm similar condition
| ccoryo H. smith. Of the Marine Insurance Company,
T., -, the Grand. Edmund rwccdy, the Danbury hat
| au,t,cturcr IS there George W. Carr, president OF
, ,hn Manhattan Athletic CLUB. l. there on Nist U
snm C. mere The guest Of Mrs George J. Goud.
:" E1ward g. His OF N" Aetna Insurance Company
| Hartford. i also az w '''",' 49,. ,,....
iudrc and Mrs. Marcus leach, Of Jersey city, are
summcring at the Prospect ParA as usual; ,
| .tatn Assessor James l.. Williams and family OF
| .ic are a. ShOhan.
foushh'p jittle boarding place there is sylvan
E,t.gc and IT. proprietor j. the local editor of II
Il', "a "a Jacobs a member Of Harlem athletic asSo
~, ro. accidentally drowned In the Caskl Creek,
| .r Tho Grant House on Tuesday.
near uc 10 most brilliant witnessed In
the @stskr is open 70 The ge'S ana vS or, o. IN,
gr"a' .rcckly hon is I'm full progress. with many
| I Iiar r and hundreds Of spectators