New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
CATSKILL RESORTS
ALL CROWDED WITH GUESTS.
NOTES OF A BRILLIANT sEAsoN-PERsoNAL AND
SOCIAL.


this journal find many daily readers and so in@,s
anprecative friends The growth of the place during o'e
last three years Is simply astonishing NO o"le pr
| IN the range has many fine new notes anu Oo
fnl cottages, and still there are rumors OF more ~
orc already full for the season and yet the visitors are
| coming In by every train. An advance note Ut to''
p,am 10 the local hotel manager is now an eXceliei'
nIan II YOU propose to occupy ROOM as found OIL
| reaching Churchill Hall this evening without such no
| tcc. Vacant rooms for August will be very s'ait
in stamford but there is always plenty TO eat ana u
! spare ., l.,
The new railway station now nearing compietlou 10
neat attractive and convenient. How the Ola suuo|
| ure escaped fire so many years is mystery 10
| many. ,,o,
S b. Champion still edits and prints "The Mrror
every week. a badly Democratic, but newsy shecV'
lie is one of the NestOrs of rural Journalism i0
never sends a paper without pay in advance go
vladimir dc Pachman, the pianist, is at CnurciiIi
Hail. gathering strength for his approaching coh''i
| tour lie seems highly pieased with the locah'!'
Churchill Hall never before suffered so much Ioi
lack of room already this season; house. aihcA ~
cottage full and spilng over in private HOUSES
The Rev DR.. John Dixon, of Trenton, Is mere ior
| August, with his family. Mrs. Dixon Is cousin oi
President Harrison General II. 81 stockton ana laS
also of Trenton, have rooms for the season.
The proprietor OF the Grant House here VIII auop'
the suggestion made in this column recently by chanS
Ing tho name OF his fine resort that IL snail No' 'o
| nlct with the old Grant House at CatsRI' iio
already has a fine company Of guests, VINO arc uc'
| lighted with the place.
| The first formal hop at the St Charles, Hunter
took place tonight and highly enjoyed " inc
quests and their friends. fine collation. was eerNeu
during the evening and dancing ceased at IL oo l"o
| clerk. Dr. q. F. Grover, Of BroOidyn, was hoor
manager assisted by Clarence Rogers, of New lorh.
The first regular hop OF the season on ONerlooN
Mountain was a notable event there toIllgh' 1Ho
music was by a Kingston orchestra and Inc udhci"5
rounded ont the closing hours of the week III peas
ing way TO the numerous guests there Among Ilc
New York people there Matthew GARRISON anu
family The August engagement list at the overlook
Is large
Manager Cornell, of the New Grand. says he Is
puzzled to find room for his guests. Every room Is
taken for August, and what to do with OF wherc 10
put new applicants he cannot tell Cots IL the paror
are prescribed and the diningroom is sometimes
needed for other USE But the pazzas are broad and
airy.
President Carr of the Manhattan Athletic Club, ar
rived there with his family to-day. Charles "a Ger
lach Of the board Of governors is also there WITH HIS
family. Walter Or. schuyler cX-presdet OF the Nc"
York Athletic Cub, Is due on Tuesday
The annual tennis tournament for the CatsNli
Mountain championship Will soon begin on the nc"
Grand courts.
The Blythewood" resort at TannerSvIie has 'us'
been purchased by NJ. Frank, Of New-lork
The Driving Park Association OF that village mas Jus
been incorporated with "a, 900 capital in 9lO SHARES
The season is still in full progress at Hotel kaater
skill and life is gay at that brilliant resort lho
artistic music Of Myers orchestra eXcels anything ol
the kind in the range IS greatly enjoyed Dy guests
and visitors There are three concerts daily except
sunday, when suitable selections are given III the
evening only. The sunday dinners at the haaterohl
are always notable trumphs Of culinary SKILL FRANK
| IL. Ray is HOW the steward and Weston Wells the
waiter in chief. The house looks full for August
Prattsvc resorts though at tie END Ol Il s'dec
ride are overlooking with guests.
summer life in Twilight Park IS highly enloye1
| by the numerous residents there. The following
persons own cottages there, most of which are oocu
pied by themselves and their families New-l orAcrS-
Professor benjamin i. smith, cottage known as Ben
| koran: the Rev. j. Howard Suydam, Bonny hisch
Robert Moore, Jean +. Hairpln, Mrs. b. McCahh
| Mrs Josephine Crum ). ). Packard, +. H. FierId
| : c. T. Dodd. Colonel Richard Lathers, John Bovine
| Mrs Matthew Reilly John d. Lange. OuslSdha
| Frank l.. Pope, J.. j. Wing f. A. Pearson Mi''
Elsie Castegncr, Marie Castcgnier, Dr. E. e. DaVy
Brooklymtcs-T Thomas D. McElhene, Rockcleft' NDer'
f. Hamilton the Grange General George ". WIN
| gate Orestezy; Charles c. Whitney, Mrs. Charle'
Tlemaine, Mrs Katherine W. Perry, Johanna BarAeoo
| Dr. Harriet Barkcloo, Henry Hosford Restawh!e
| Herbert L. Brldgeman, Colonel John J. Culyer, Ii
G. Moulton The Bowlders Mrs Bishop, Miss Eugenla
| APPEL FernwOod: DR.. j. a. Geran, Miss >. a. cong
den. LYMAN ID. Morse, Charles ID. Hunt, DR.. Arnold
W. Catlin; jersey City peOpc-Professor W E. Drake
Miss NJ Van Mnnter. Mary y. Lethbery, sarah BlhS
| ham.
Other residents are Mrs. GambrlL Mrs. X. j.
| uollncsworth Baltimore the Rev. Mr.. Baum, Elston
| Penn; william II. Ridering, Boston; Robert L. Gard
| ner Bloomfield, y. j.: Alexander WAGNER Tanners
VILE " y; William Sche,siuger, Milwaukee; Charles
r. Wngate Bensonhurst; Mrs. Emily ~. Boursuin.
Among those who rent cottages there are Mr.
| Lcierts J. W. Phyfe Mr.. Hayes, Mr.. Dobbs, New
| York; IL. NJ. lCarlaOn, Brooklyn; Ethan Allen
| BayOnnc.
The season down at Prospect Park continues good
being reported rs better than any Of recent years
Nearly hlty Of the guests enjoyed progressive euchrt
| there OH Tuesday. Mrs Susan swift and her niece
Miss Van Andcu. and Mr. Parsons and wife, Of New
| York are among wcll-known society people there.
SUPERINTENDENT +. a. Brooks, of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, is summerlng with his family at Churchill
| HALL
John " SIycr and family. of Brooklyn, are ut shady
| Lawn Hobart DR.. VI. McLanny and wife, Of New
| York. were also there. The Rev. L. NJ Bliss and
wife, Of New-Yorl are at Mountain Brook House.
The Grant House. near CatsMll village Is very
pleasant resort handsomely located in graceful bend
Manager upper Is entertaining his numerous guests
Latest arrival, include the following:
New Grant loase-llrs. John F. Dunphy and
| DoIn, Alice d. COgnn Julia L. Avinnion, X. II.
Bachcns, Mrs. Z. H. phillips, New York; Mr. j. H.
McKcnna and MIS-. \ Pearsall Miss h. Pearsall'
| BroDlyn; Miss h. If. Marsh, Miss NJ. l.. Baker Mrs.
| +. Baker and family, Newark Miss Reddy, Miss
| Norris,y Little Falls santos Gonzalez Havana.
Prospect Parl-Henry L. Mlrii and wife, Mt. ~ Van
Alsrync. II. a. Fuller and family, the AiNN5s Young
| ION and family, +. d. Bechsten and family Miss
NORMAN {. !; Reach. jri H. .. Merrill L. E. SEX x
Tinble j. W. Johnston. A. COwan, Miss T.. l.. Brcgicr,
Mrs " NJ HGbbie George L. G {a VI A. de IN, An
| Miss L. Hyatt A. VI. Hyatt, New York; Mrs. susan
swift Miss Van Anden Mr.; j. F 8. iaSe&rd Mrs NJ l.
Walden and family. Thomas Walden and wife, Brook
ym ; D. Macey and WIFE Mri Mar, Marcus Eeacl'
| Mn Nan Winkie-Gcorge L. Il and wife, Miss
! Matte Il. Hill New-Y0Tk: gorge W. Fieldman aud
| camiIy Savannah Mrs Walter sanders and family
! Montciar: Miss White, Waterbury, Conn.,; Miss Cas-
well, ph9eniXville Penn r., No cos.o and wifi,
/ carl V0Igt Nine II. Castegner, the Rev. w. r.
! Iienbel Ncw-Yorh; y. F sherry and wife. George A.
| nerry Albert r. Parit. f. VI. Anger and wife. Brook,
| I'm John a Walker ". G. Brown, Jer.ey CITY; Mrs