New-York tribune., 1895-08-11
THE CATSKILL RESORTS.
PLEASANT DAYS FOR THE SUMMER
THRONG.

DELIGHTS OF THE REGION ROUND ABOUT HUNTER
MISS GoULDs LAWN PARTY-REcENT AR
RIVALS FROM THE CITY.
Hunter. n. Y, Aug 10 (SpeciaD-A charming part
OF the Catsks is this quaint bit Of mountain ham
Jet. tucked away back here amid the old crags of
Greene County and along the margin OF the noisy
Schoharie stream which here begins its 2c-mle run
to the Hudson. Despite the modern touches mere
and there which the rising generation and the newer
settlers have sought give In their effort to bestow
up-to-date appearance. there s still an old-time
aspect about the place; and this accounts for It's
continued popularity with summer visitors
There are many interesting drives leading from
this place and the roads are fairly good The olcy-
Gle is delightfully."- useful here. The run eastward
to Tannersviie Haines Falls. the Laurel House,
Kaatersklll and the old Mountain House is charm
ing: so IL that through the Stony Glove to Phoe-
ncia south. or In the opposite direction toward
Windham.
Among the numerous hotels here Is the St Charles.
owned by ex-Assemblyman Burtis. of Brooklyn, and
40 well managed by his son that large patronage
OF the best class is always attracted. Its command
ing elevation is much admired The view OF the
hamlet and surrounding mountains from It's pazzas
is OF exceptional charm. Other houses mere are
the Hunter. the Central the Prospect the kaats-
burg. the West End and the Arlington All seem
to fair supply OF guests. and tonight most OF
the parors are bright and merry with fair dancers
and joyous music. Manager Palmer IL having quiet
season at the famous Laurel House down AT the
Falls and his guests are always delighted with ,ie
pretty spot. Life at the Hotel Kaaterskll is just at
its zenith OF briiancy, ana social analrs succeed
each other rapidly.
The military encampment premises to be the alb
sorbng feature OF the week in Stamford and the
western Catskllls. All the young women are pre-
pairing for the advent OF the soldiers In their Drgnt
new uniforms and gttering equipments of war
annfQ
will be In command. with Lieutenant II. +. North.
OF the 33d OF Walton quartermaster. and Lieu
tenant l. A. Ferguson of the Sd. as adjutant These
two companies and the l4th. OF Kingston, VIII COM
prise the camp. which will bivouac on the new attn
letic grounds The lower portion Of the grandstand
has been fitted up the commssary department.
and the boys sure to have grand, good time
for the hospitality Of the Stamford citizens is
unbounded
Judge F. r. Gilbert is at his village home in Stam-
ford for August and ex-Judge Maynard is also there
with his family The Rev. Dr. <. l.. Stoddard, of
| Jersey City will offciate IN Grace Chapel to-mor-
The Rutgers College Glee Club sang to fair
| audience in Churchill Music Hall last evening.
The lawn party given by Miss Helen Gould in Rox-
bury last Saturday afternoon was delightful al
fair much enjoyed by her many friends 1t was IN
honor OF the opening of the Rcxbury Library and
Reading Room which she has done so much to pro-
| mote Chancellor MacCracken DR.. Mum and Col
one Hahn were among the guests DIR. John F.
Keator OF Philadelphia. made the leading ADDRESS
| There fine musical programme The library
building was once occupied by Jay Gould's father.
and the room now used formerly the studio
OF Mr. Gould
A krmess in Hobart during the week was greatly
enjoyed by Delaware Valley visitors.
Mrs Anton Seidl Is at her charming cottage al
Fleischman's. where she entertans her many irends
royalty In the absence OF her husband at Brighton
itraN Of 10
improvement and embellishnent OF the grounds
about their mountain home.
Miss Libbie Miller OF Brooklyn Is at Woodstock
Among other Brooklyn guests in the range are
Miss 5. 5. Hobby the Misses Pohl. Woodstock;
Joseph T. Griffin. John F. McGrath, at Tanners
Vile; Z. Cornell and family. Mrs. Kate Fryer and
son. Lexington: Mrs. Henry and daughter, Cairo;
Mrs J. Keavney and daughters, Mr.. Wright. South
Durham; Miss Meta Rodin Miss Kittie kentier'
Greycourt Inn, Stamford
j. X sully treasurer OF the Union Square The
atre. New-York and his family are guests of Dan
Sully Woodstock
Sheriff Tamsen. OF NewYork is spending much
OF his time with his family in their Elka Park
cottage Tannersvlle.
Mrs. r. l.. WOllcott OF New ork is In Pine HILL
Mr. Munday and family again at the Ulster
Mrs. ". H. McAlpn. Of Ingeside. Stamford re-
Of &4s Gnk n P"n Of o NSs
Miss Helen ~ Gould and the Misses Northrup
and ,Sey were hearty welccmed by the citizens
OF Roxbury The pretty Gould Memorial Church
and interesting services regularly held in it
Gould ; Hart OF the Department of Photography:
so ape Miss jessie V Mccrouty the Misses Bessie
and Maud McGrouty. Miss Anna Keany, William H.
Kelley Ada c. Springer and Grace ID. Bartlett.
also OF Brooklyn. Among other ate arrivals are the
Hotel ST. Chares-Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Bassett,
Miss Efie Bassett. Miss been bassett' MIS-, j.
Of Brookiyn
New Grant-Mrs b. F. Dexter. A, T. Keyser. r.
A. PeSgrew jr and family 9 b. Francis d s,lIn ana
East Orange: g K wa'ssn' Newark and J. H.
York W j. whitaker, Mrs. Z. sparks and daugh-
iers Professor C. Jer9s%Sn MRS ~ A Lacy
Miss swekert Mrs $. swift Mrs. c; F. A. saeta.
shreve and danghters. brooklyn.
and family Mrs s F. Brssell Mrs. X. W. Coombs,
Goodwin ana family 2 i;ilOry yo and a. family
nd George & po0iSn r. appe MT NJ II
and Miss G. Alcott. Brooklyn.
Prospect d ParkK Baird % ana tamy Tnares
and daughters Mrs W r. Eddy and daughter
g Taylor and family Thomas JslIs Barnes and
White 5. d. Green and family. Robert II .Weems
apa faTy vi poaTa bGmas G. YORK; fsm9n oqn Pros
key. Allen 9. James. Miss Emma Slotter and W. @
fr irving "i House tan villain HAM, j. Kelley Miss NJ Nc
Manus, II F. Hughson. Nellie Belts Katie oNeil
smih Mrs. F. 6n bois Is F smith j. Me- C.
Cabe and Mrs. Annie Dckie. Brooklyn.
DANCING AT HOTEL CASTLETON
Hotel Casteton St George :. l.. Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.
The house has been quite crowded as usual, dur
inU fh. Cat rfl.t ming bnft thar.