New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
THE CATSKILLS.
MANY GUESTS AT MANY RESORTS.
SOCIAL NEWS AND LATEST ARRIVALS.

| Stamford, y. V. July o. (spccaD.-The season
here seems to begin earlier and continue longer than
at most other points in the Catskill range. Inc
weather has smiled upon every nook OF the mountains
| most delichtfully every day OF the last week.
At Churchill Hall the patronage seems fully equal
| TO last year at this time. which was then unprece
denied The success OF this popular resort has been
| phenomenal from the start
But this Is only OF the many large notes mere
The new Grant House Is another popular and we'll
| managed resort where visitors apt TO nnger Tor
weeks instead OF days All Is new and nicely fitted.
| Then adjoining Churchill Hall on the coast Is Grey
court Inn. n very attractive house. On tn" west OF
the Hall is the Hamilton House. also new large and
well fitted open throughout the year. The Madison
has pretty suburban location out ON Lale-St'. near
Granihurst Park. The Bancroft, SmpOn Terrace
Inglcsdc and Tanner House are among the DINER
leading hotels here and all to be doing good
business.
There Is grand ball AT Hotel Kaatersklll to1Ght.
given in honor of the Admiral and captains OF 'he
Russian feet. who have just arrived there FOR the
first time In It's history the kaatcrskn TINS season
serves its regular dinner in the evening, AMI the
change seems wise and satisfactory to all. lit tn"
lunch ut midday is almost elaborate enough for a
dpncr in itself.
II Is Interesting TO note the improved transit 10
thc Catskllls While It used TO take about nine
hours to reach the Kaater>kill from Ncw-fork ten
years ago. the time now IS three and nall hours
!
The new summer Guide Book of the Ulster and
Delaware Railway system is fresh from the press
II will bc found much improved In It, illuS'IauohN
Many new half-tone plates Of mountain scenery nave
been added and the book IS second to none In artistic
merit.
The Grant House. Jefferson Heights. overlooking
Catskiu Village the river is enjoying its USUAL
opd VOL mcred patronage The recent high ten"
on us broad and beautiful lawn. with Mrs. and the
Misses Cottrclls, Mrs. Andrews and Mrs Cornell as
hos,esses greatly enjoyed The next great social
event there will be the tablcaus. on Monday evening
The proceeds will be devoted 10 the ala ana comfort
NJ q humble home in Catsldll Village, whore sorrow
ami want abound.
The Anters is a large and handsome new hotel
ot ,Ioncs Falls II Is a select resort and It's pro
prictors are already receiving n full share OF
patronage.
Mis- Nellie Arthur daughter Of tho late exPrcSiicnt
Arthur was recent guest Of DR.. Churclls she Is on
a tour OF the Catskills with Mr.. McElrov Of Albany
Ex-Governor Ingersoll and wife. OF Connecticut DR..
John Dixon and family. Of Trenton. and the Rev.
W. V Brown and family of Philadelphia. are also
sojourning there.
They are having an exceptional season nj the
Trcmper. Nearly all the rooms are full and the
owners OF the resort now considering the ad-
duon OF 100 new rooms and the erection OF n large
music hail.
The New Grand has received large acccssions
during the week and promises 10 be well filed In
a few days. Many pleasing social events are being
arranged for early dates at this airy and lively
resort
The Overlook Hotel + receiving good Share Of
patronage. The method Of transit To II from the
railroad AT West Hurley is not improved. And yet
the natural attractions on this beautiful mountain
crest are quite uneouacd by anything in the range.
The road from it norhward IS most charming
drive.
The Prospect Park! on the bluG at Catslil is grow
ing very popuouS this week.
Latest arrivals at popular resorts Include The fol
lowing
Churchill IIall-D G. nclknap and wife, Mr.. J. T.
IIcason Mrs william ID. IIarri~, Mrs. lIavand D"ish
Harris and family. Miss Eloisc Mcklroy. Mr- Theresa
Pryser. Louis X. Scuddcr. j. X. rcegrmlnn. T. h.
man. g. II. Downing Mr.. John Lon+"y md fanny
Daniel McKucn and family. Mis- %c"com'; y, .
Thomas {. J.. LambcrtsOn and Wiz, New i"fh. NJ
r. II. kiS'am and daughgr Mr': D. frost ana i"ilit
NJ. Eato. Mr.. j. }: Bate. i. ~. d, WIZ haii'
Cassidy and family. q. Perrin and WIFE Mrs Charlie
W. Lcgrcr. l.. D. Bcrson. III :, :,
Ward and sister. 4. H. Harlow and wife, G. r. super
Emma super. John ~ 0unoId; Thome. , GcTaN ana
Doo,c and wife, NcwYork; h. l.. Martin and wife,
f. A. Embnry. Fairfield: y: J.. John H. Whitney
Boston: Mrs. G. b. -an1 and daughter, Mrs. T. u.
Applocatc. Charles Appegat Red !anh; "corsr j.
Lebanon. Ky; John Blcn and W.T. 6; W. iIarhc%Ic
Adelsidc Crcsscc. Philadelphia Miss Tlieolora L. LAY
Cleveland.
Grant House-Mrs. 4. :. Young. G. T.. BoCsrt and
wife F. p. Abbott and family. X. f.. Moran and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Mis-, Catinach. Scg Goldstcin.
Mrs. Loewcnthal and children. Mr. and MR.. Po'Icr'
Mrs Page Miss Page Mr.. Schien and daughter Mrs.
J. L. STAFFORD Mr.. Proctor. Mrs. George Floyd r. H.
Ravnolds and WIFE Ncw-York: Mr. Andrews and
family Mrs. Cotrell and daughters, Mrs. Edwin
Young and daughter. Albany Mis- Nellie Fuller;
Bertha Fuller San Francisco DR.. +. II. Green and
Camily Washington: Mrs. II. p. Eldridgc. Mrs
CulckonbosS. Erooklyn: Mrs. Henry suydam and
sons. Newark; c. II. Pcndcrgast and wife, Ncw-iork