New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
IN THE CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
CROWDS AT THE HOTELS ENJOY COOL BREEzEs
AND FINE VIEWS


AND FINE VIEWS
KaatcrskrL July q (specaD.-It would be difficult
to select more desirable spot to spend the overheaied
summer days than on this famous mountain The
cool breezcs have prevailed 10 comfortable extent
and the nights have all been delightful The big hotel
presents many attractions 70 visitors The manage
ment Of the resort seems just acceptable ~ ever
IN the cuisine well a In the front + H. Al
word is again assistant manager and other familiar
faces Will bc found IN the numerous departments OF
the house Professor Meyer has selected players
from Ncw-York and Brooklyn for his orchestra OF
thirteen pieces Three concerts given daily.
This evening the regular saturday ball in thr large
hall presents brilliant spectacle. The extended
drives throughout Kaaterskln Park. covering some
twenty miles are In fair condition barring the dust
OF late and these leading feature much en-
joyed Justice Field and Mr. Harding take frequent
drives together ate in the afternoon.
The Rev. Father Mortimer. 81 81. Marks Church.
Jersey city. is again here for the season.
DIT $ : Adams. OF Washington; Mr.. and Ms.
W H. Doane and daughter Marguerite. OF clncin-
natl: Mrs &. K Buckley. Thomas Hyde jr. also
OF Washington Isaac Rice. president Of The
Forum" Publishing Company. with Mrs Rice are
guests here
". f Foster is here with party. which includes
Mr. and Mrs G. II. Phillips Mrs G. c. BrecD, the
Misses Fox AMI Mrs " r Foster.
The Laurel House. az the FAILS is only n short
walk distant from this resort Manager Palmer
bright and cheerful" Visitors at tho Laurel THIS
season viii be glad to IND y. Frank Mann. late OF
WIZARDS. at Washington. AZ chief clerk
Another wax in IN" opposite direction brings ono
t. the O.d Mountain House. THIS famous rc"or,
seems - retain most % l's patronage. The OTIS
E:eynt!ng Railway lanIs 49, passengers near the
hotel and many by this route. The view from
this house Is unsurpassed though the fields are
now brown and scar with ;ho continued lrouth.
The Antlrrs. 81 Iaiues Fall. has n1w many guests.
l
Thr Propect Park Hotel down On the river hiuN
AZ Cat~ku landing. l- having me season under
Manager Paige ne has efficient orchestra. and
his guests amusr Themselves with gornrns. cuchr"
parties. tennis. rowing etc. The .arse house IS
rapidly niNng ~. Many Young ladies' are ~,joufn-
INK there. among whom are Miss Marguerite J"nt'y.
Clara richards Mhy Richards Noble rag. Grhce
Ollt El-." Olds. sadie crawford. Lena crawford
AMI Jan Mcbride % BROOKLYN.
The new Grand Hotel - doing a normal shar" OF
bushes, AMI entertaining many prominent rop'e
famous Louis j. ,"inu Us IN 'hiif' "i inc "I,n,s
ira. IL is the only hotel on tEe mountain top which
cares - "alk up me snort me in. .'ins ''"n ''e
tl,ior and i,cia"aro station To- m" hoirl an,
ana social festivities developing there. Irofcs-
sor g. " scradcf. Of Philadelphia IS N charge Of
Churchill Han s qai'e as pspg,ar os g., ever ,l TIE
III WAS quietly observed hy her friends last Friday
evening Her son. DI. churchill. IS the proprietor
OF this noted resort Ms NJ r. Treadwey who Is
sumncring her. is energetic worker N behalf
OF charitable, OBJECTS Assisted by friends. she re
Gently sent three large baskets Of flowers 10 the
Flower Mission N.W-Nork
Work ON he ,rand-tand at the new athletic
grounds progress the grazing OF Inc
| track Is nearing completion.
Senator NJ j. Concy. Of Kings county II NJ
Cr,cuhur-t Cottage with MS family for the summer
\ bear ana two cubs have been Frightening the
visitors in the East KIN region Of late.
Mrs G.. VI. Schooninakcr, widow of captain
daughters. at Cnurchi. Hall Mrs. W ii. Nauty'
! Of iirOoklyn h. al Grrycourt Inn.
There Is a rumor 10 the effect that cN-Ircsldcnt
Harrison. who ls now ia New ork. expects 10
visit Hotel Kaaicrskli WIKI Ms family party either
ncNt week or the week follOwin
Kaatcrsknl- Charles f. Toulmin. Miss iiandlcy,
t'nar,.s = Joscphs NJ nese and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs j. Harper. Mr. and Mrs +. +. Quack"nboss.
f. T. Keno Mrs H. X. Lewis and children, Mr.
Tobias 4 !. Ahrcns and daughters. MI ana Mrs
G II Russell. Miss Potter Miss Farman. Mi aud
Mrs George IL. Frazer. Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Staner
X.w York pr. and Mrs. Leigh Hunt. Flushing. j.
j. Rutlcdge. Nina kutlcdSe, lAk'Wpo4' II Hf"E''
and family. Newark . -,
IauIol iiousc-Iamcs r. Waterlow and wife Miss
l. White. /. Bergnrd and wife William Mc'ride.
u Daily and WIFE \ :. Foibcr. \. II. BcOmcr,
Nrs II singer Mrs. r. Il. Ivens and family Mr.
and Mrs William King. r. !. Crcyeing and WIFE
br T. Barber X NJ. Iacobus Jacob Sieccl Mrs
# Garlichs Mrs. t.. H. How" Mrs. H. Higgins.
Miss l.. Remington. Mrs. r. Mabhe. Mrs l. Dakin.
Il v Palmer Miss NJ. r. Girlichs. william BY
an TroS,ect Park-Mrs W =. Jeffrey and daughter
Walter L0ngman and family. New York. f. \. Ohls
and family II. Mcbride AMI family, Mrs Fannie
a'ravford lillian Crawford. Brooklyn, Miss Bart
insale Mrs. J. q. i. Plume the Misses Plume
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