New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
THE BEAUTIES OF NATURE
MANY DRAWN TO THE cATsK1LLs BY THEM.
TROUT AND pIcKEREn FIsHING-soME OF THE
ARRIVALS.

TROUT AND pIcKEREL FIsHING-soME OF THE
ARRIVALS.
Twilight Park July 1910 find more delightful
spot for n simmer colony OF law-abding, quetseeKine
nature loving people, who seek TO escape fashion, So
ciety Mrs Grundy and merely loaf in the woods than
this charming mountain slope here at the head Oh
Kasterskill Glove would indeed be dificult~
The season at the famous old Pine Orchard Hohsc
opens WELL and many Of the familiar faces nave
already arrived to begin their usual so1oun az the
historic place. Little or change is noted III inc
MANAGEMENT. The house has many permanent patrons
Down at the falls T. W. Stevens, the new Lauren
House manager has made several needed improvements
lie win be remembered by former Kaaterskili VISITORS
az an efficient clerk there. Surely he has lovely spo'
at the head Of that beautiful gorge where sleeping or
waking one may listen TO the sweet melody OF tne
falling water, which poets and painters have SO ofeh
tried to describe
Fred L. Cakins. OF the Philadelphia Controllers
Office is summering with his family at Pine HILL
Henry Morton nephew of the Vice-fTesident, Is az
his Birch Creek cottage for the summer
Adam Hartmann, a Harlem millionaire has large
family with him at Pine Hill.
The picturesque Hunter locality will soon have us
full summer complement of visitors The stony Glove
cars are crowded daily and the best at the
various hotels are taken. summer at Hunter Is 1u
of pleasant possibilities including trout of which MISS
Florence Miller, of New-Iork. caught q nue. sPeoncn
recently two and three-Quarter pounds This aVolrou
from Kastersklll Lake that weighed three po"huS
dressed. -
Commodore b. F. sherwood Z. S. n, Is at the 50
Charles with his daughters. Manager scripture OF
bhis house. reports an exceedingly fine outlook much
ahead OF previous seasons
Lieutenant Frank Il. Smonson, u >. NJ ana WIZ
are al Hunter for some weeks.
George W. King and wife, OF Los Angeles aie a'
Simpson Terrace, Stamford.
Senator ThurstOn, of Philadelphia, ana COohei
Allerton, Of Baltimore. are In coaching party Vi
seven doing the Catsks, route to Cooperstowh ana
Lake George.
General sharpe and family, OF the Board Of Gen.
erai Appraisers New-York Custom House. are about
to start on coaching trip through the range with
Ira Davenport ard family. on their way TO Coopers-
town. They expect TO make the trip by easy stages
The Rev. DR.. Ransford, of New-YorR, Is at Hobart
The Devasego Falls, near Prattsvilie is faVorte
attraction with many Greene County visitors, and The
ride there is a charming drive.
The new hotel of DstIictAttoIncy Grant, at STAN
ford was opened this week. II is notable addition
TO the many fine houses there lngleside is another
new summer Inn there,
Churchill Hall sti reports so per cent more bust
ness than last year. and Clerk Jenkins is fuu OF
duties and smiles. He is glad to greet so many
familiar faces among the guests Churchill Hall Is
a good place to return to.
Hotel Kaaterskiu has over 500 guests tonight,
end the spacious rotunda and beautiful plaza In
front present a brilliant aspect this evening Later
the regular saturday hop VIII be enjoyed in the opera
House.
The Grand Hotel, on Summit Mountain terrace Is
also scene of refined summer life and gayety 10
night The arrivals Of the week. in addition to those
already there filled most Of the rooms and the season
is in full swing. The aable and efficient head-Matet
was second IN command last season, ana wears mlS
new honor well. The house has an excellent engage
nent list and the visitors express delight With the
air and the scenery. -
Amony 4l,o latest artivaIs in the range these :
Hotel St Charles Robert Rogers, G. Dewitt RSser s
Mrs NJ NJ Cary, ~ Ten bFoeck sb a. ., ho aDS
daughters. L. r.. Rogers and wife, F.. A. Rlngler
s@ a an Smith and 'T %ie IT, BPooEs Dr.
6. f. Grover, /; 4, Basler. David F. Manning ana and
Perry 'Dickie Mrs Robert IL. Duncan and daughter.
Mrs a. Nh n Se T E Bns ana and ip4 family
brooklyn Colonel ]. !. Rogers and wife. Philadelphia
Z. II. Rolker and wife, Berlin; General L. f. Perkins
East Orange: Mrs Robert Barrie. Philadelphia; Mrs.
4. N. PaiSer, T:as. Orange Mss ID. De BeraneouEt,
'S Churchill Haii|Gsorgs Flammer and family, J. 3.
Smith aud wife T. W Ha ard wife Mrs JOSEPH Ts
c. C. FisEe and daughters. Miss Montgomery, Miss
ba@Eer " Mrs No' aG aT fam
Hiss Byrne. J. Plat Allen ana WIFE Mr.
and Mrs Ms Me- Missy W1 art ElaSct ss
Cook, Mrs. Allison, Trenton Miss Tucker, syracuse
Miss Condi, Miss Quinn, osweSo Julia F. Alexander
Prospect Parks r. Pinckney and family, Katharine
MenZeSs f. j. Snow, i. ii. Macintosh, oscar spear
a. W. Spear, IT,, G. f. Beach and family, Florence
GIeer, +. Cowan, J. W. johnston L. ;. Hobbs. William
Turner, Mrs. p Van Astyne. Mrs. J. H. Pratt. Mrs
W G.. Wiuans, W. B. Turner, J. B. Mccartney, Mrs
Charles Mccartney, New York: J. E. Br1lf and family
siias W briggs and wife, Brooklyn; Charles MARCEL
Nettie Dillon, Robert Kurth, c. L. Van Sch0veuhovcn
n. L. P1uyn, W. r.: Pr1lyn, J. W. shaw. William T.
Mayer. Frank B. King. Albany; Mrs. f. ID. Ogilvy,
Mrs. N. ID. Hoyt. Miss F. .. Hoyt, East Orange NJ.
burnett Hattie Milk, W. e. Seely, IL. A. Ames. the
Rev. A. V. S. Wallace. Troy +. G. Tisdcll and wife.
Woodbridge, n. j.. George r.. Beach, Jersey City !:
Miss II. H. Crane, Minnie LenoX. Newark; Mary E.
Mcdowell, Irwin Mcdowell Chicago George A. Ron
AIDS Il. T. Varum Tuxedo; Charles j. Marc and wife,
woodside L.: !. Mrs; T. Bernhard and D. stamford,
Rip Van Wrinkle House-C. F. Beach, IT,, wife and
child, Miss Amy Beach; J. Marshall Saunders. W. H.
Grafton, wife and children &. c. Walton and wife,
D. c. Hicks, e.. 5. Cammack, L. A. Evans and wife,
Miss Labor. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ketcham, New York !;
lathrop Turner and wife, Miss Frank L. Turner, Miss
Rose II. Turner. PrOOkyn.
The Prospect Park Hotel on the river bluff at
Caskl, favorlte place with yachting psres Among
these during the week the steam yacht Sapphire,
with A. S. Barber. M,s Barber and l.. D. T. Barber,
their The beautiful vessel had powerful search
light, which displayed with brilliant effect The
se1m Janet also anchored there with party Of
gentlemen. including Oscar Smith, W. j. Wills,
w w. Grey, John II. Jackson. Charles f. Merfihew
nd BunmangCr who VISITED the hotel MANAGER
Bagley saws at looks as though should have full
and perhaps overcrOwded house in q short time