New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
COOL DAYS IN THE CATSKILLS.
GREAT RUSH BEFORE THE FOURTH-PEOPI.E
IN COTTAGES AND HOTELS.

GREAT RUSH BEFORE THE FOURTH-PEOPI.E
IN COTTAGES AND HOTELS.
Kingston. y. Y. July (SpeciaD-The real Cat
skill rarely begins before July. and most OF
the landlords would prefer TO keep their houses
closed until that time they usually lose money
on the small June business with their large force
Of help to pay But there always few of
their patrons who desire TO come early, and thus
the big houses must be opened the last week
in June. Then. too. hundreds OF visitors make II
a point get here just before the Fourth to escape
the patriotic racket of the town. The rush
Wednesday large usual the trains having
to run in sections and with engines. But had
the weather been warmer the crowds would have
been much greater. AS matter OF fact, ovcrcoats
and crate fires were comfortable in the early part
Of the week The copious showers of last week
have made the mountains more delightful than
ever and the old hills In their best at
tire The baggage cars are crowded with bicycles
OF every and nature.
Mrs. F. b. Thurber has been at her pleasant
Tannersville cottage for days.
Mrs. a. II. Wyant Is at her quaint studio near
Arkville. where many spread their summer
oases leisurely. With her Mrs. G. b. Conan
of New-York, and Mrs Luce. OF Titusvi,le Penn
The second cottage of Mrs. Wyant is occupied by
the Parton brothers.
Myers's or chestra for Hotel Kaaterskill arrived
on Wednesday. Mr.. Myers has written a new
march in honor OF his tenth Kaaterskill son.
and II the musical greeting of his band
Thursday Kaa;erskil guests Will find a
regime in the cuisine this year Bernard Boyer IL
now the steward and Anton Pfaf is the chef
Mr.. Boyer was formerly steward Of the famous
Star and Garter in Richmond,
The reception and banquet at the new Schoharie
Mansion Thursday night was a brilliant affair
and greatly enjoyed by those friends OF the club
who received invitations President Paul Goepe
presided over the feast.
The Tremper House entertained jolly Marty over
the Fourth. and the permanent guests are now
coming In rapidly. Manager Tyler seems 10 have
promise OF a good there PhoenIca be-
tween those encrcling mountains.
at Oak Cottage Vest Hurley Mrs ". II. Nauty
and her daughters also OF brooklyn. are at the 81
r. II. Bunney are spending the summer at the Os-
burn House windham, Mrs Joseph Keppler Is
W. Fink. DR.. Heideniield and A. Kaufman are
among other cot'agers there
charge OF Mrs Elizabeth Riley, manager OF the
An equestrian parade. headed by a cornet band
and 100 bicycles. was Leading even, Of hide
technic display in the evening. There were - also
wheel and horse races for prizes; The, celebra
baseball game and fireworks.
George T. kirkland and his FANNY. Of BROOKLYN
mander Webb United states Navy lately arrived
IN wnnesook T,e M near Slide Mountain had
full quota OF visitors over the Fourth Two new
ment. making fve in addition to the quaint log
clubhouse and annex.
Among those soon to arrive at Hotel KaaterskIu
these: From New York-Mr. and Mrs. ID. j.
King. G; w. Hitler and his family. Miss Fannie
J.: Fisher: W. +. Foster and his family. Dr. and
Mrs. j. Brettauer. a. l.. Shasburger L. Wofson
and his family. Mrs @. i. Coleman Charles Adler
and his family. VI. Haskell and his family Mr.
and Mrs. II. Caro-. Mrs T.. c. Miller NJ Kempner
J.: Lyon. the Misses Lyon. Leonard Friend. Miss
Thalman and NJ. Lusk.
July arrivals include the following: New Grand
Mrs NJ; Greenwood, c. Dsnenbsum. Mrs. f. Van
Nance Mrs. c. II. Voorhees, Clark G. Voorhees,
Miss Rauh. II. u. Rauh George W. Clair II. FaIk-
man, Mr. and Mrs. e. VI. Godburg. NJ. r. Rosen-
burg. Henry Rosenfed, r. r. NJ. Blum. Mrs. j. H.
Lazarus rus Miss Phillips s Hsyman Mrs , Benh-
and Mrs. George Kremelburg. Mrs. r.. X Rhodes
\. Rohts Dr. F. f. schley Mrs. Robertson, Mrs.
Hotel Kaaterskill-D. F. Meyer 8. Smenson. A.
x. Altmeyer. A: J. Elias. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rosen-
thai. Albert Loeb. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Sanford Mrs
T. l Fl Clarke M and Mrs: De Forest Baldwin p
Scratchley and A. sumley. OF New-York; James II
Barnett. Miss Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ May NJ
Brooklyn