New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
visitors came from all points on the lake. dance
CATSKILLS FULL OF VISITORS.
THE SEASON AT ITS HEIGHT IN THE IA
NOUS RANGE-CITY FOLK AT
THE MANY RESORTS.

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NOUS RANGE-C1TY FOLK AT
THE MANY RESORTS.
Pine HILL NJ Y, Aug. IA (5peciaD.-This little
| mountain village is not perched upon any mn VI
| ALL nor IA II surrounded by any pine grove or
| forest No one comes here expecting to live on a
hill, or sleep upon q bed OF pine needles. unless ne
| Is q new visitor. unfamiliar with the place. ror
| the village IL In mountain DELL aitnoush roio
fifteen hundred feet above tide level The Abruptly
rising slopes Of the surrounding mountains ior
| thousand or more feet intensity the dell. but
! whatever the mlsnomer and how It came about
there Is no mistake as to its popularity as sum-
| mer resort. To summer In Pine Hi mas peeh
quite the thing for years past One rides down 10
the village from the railway station instead OF up
as at most other points. because IN order 10 get
over Pine Hill summit the train hugs the mountain
aida IN its ascent But there many pretty little
hotels and boarding houses. with swarm OF sum-
mer cottages, in and about the village TWO week.!
newspapers few churches and shops ana al
these are neatly painted. which gives the place d
trim appearance as one looks from the car WIN
dow Mention Of the leading houses would include
the Rim Van Wrinkle Mountain Inn, Hotel Ulster.
Cornish and Alpine All these and others are now
lively with guests and their many social diversions,
The arrivals OF to-day were unusually large. ana
the population Of the tonight Is as great as
II will be any time this Some OF the houses
are now filed and without a vacant ROOM out
MANY others especially the larger hotels. might
easily accommodate more The weather remains
all right and the week has been truly delishuui
everywhere-sunshine. light breezes and an occa-
sional shower to freshen the air and lay the DUST
In the roads
Tho recent entertainment In aid Of the Cuban
cause at the Alpine was a notable occasion the
| room being far too email 10 accommodate 'hoSe
who desired TO attend. Five Cuban women sang
| an opening hymn. which was followed by se'ieS
of ;abeaus Ex-Tnspector Steers. Of the New" OF N
hnpnc o.
| George Christie. J. Edmond Stanley first tenor
| of the De Wolf Hopper Opera Company. sang sew
| eral selections accompanied by Mrs Skene' VIE
| Of DR.. Skene.
The most extended and one Of the most charming
| park settlements in the entire range IS I"ihsh'
Park on the picturesque slope OF Mount i'lico'i'
near the head OF Kaaterskll Glove. Win SUNS
and Santa Cruz parks adjoining Many prominent
| people from Greater New-York are enjoying an
ideal summer life there, with househoid cares "
the empty formalties Of society life reduced 10 d
minimum The parks are now filled. ana 'he VAR
ous clubhouses are well patronized Among INC
MANY cottagers who will linger there far into the
autumn are Colonel Richard Lathers, Slias D
Packard. DR. William C. Rives. j. Reynolds AuiL-
ance Professor Frederick r. Hutton ana = - =
Dodd Of New-York: DR.. Harriet Barkeioo, IAN
| bell c. Brown Alexander f.. Hamilton JONI. "
| Mcclure Thomas D. McEhenie. Charles T. " MI
| new Charles F. Wingate and General George W.
| Wingate, of Brooklyn 49,
George J. Gould has brought an actloh III '"e
local courts against trespassers upon MS fu'oue u
| Lake mountain property. This lake l. crani'''
with trout and Notwithstanding his many seh'lleiS
and the numerous warning notices. bold Poacne'9
steal in and catch the trout They MAINTAIN '""t
tho lake was originally stocked by the state ana
therefore Mr.. Gould can have no eNciuSM,e lei
to the fish. 50 there promises 10 10 ue nice dues
contest over Wnat the Ia"9eiS '"' - " "
'iI Hmone visitors in historic Kingston are Thomas
| T.
bray and family Miss Fannie Rhind Mrs Wi' yam
P fsTa,Sei Mrs . A. w. Ford of Brooklyn Mrs
r De Negro and daughter Of PHILOSOPHERS ass ~
Anthov Comstock now sojournng in stamford
has been rendering valuable assinahce TO torna
ment on the links on the Stanford Coli Ci ido N
Granthurst Park TUESDAY was gTea eT SGtS
being the committee in charge ,.a. . cro,, cue
fair last See anG was he
women of the guild are highly elated. ,.,,., ava o..
K cna5es Placer Se ne sRo stamford
Msyhs T G Rober "0F
| is among the joyous company at me bdh 3Ga
House b + Man, Psrd OF the OF World !or viii
lecture to the Stamford people on successive sun
day evenings beginning t0morrG T%ce eyf mn roa
Mr. Comstock will also speak at one OF THESE meet
MRS. ]. W. Sanford of Washington. D. G.. and
John F. Keator and family. of Philadelphia are
An Old fashioned cambake at the hotel Of George
W Lament Big Indian, Thursday was an incl
ot Moustapha Bey Turkish Minister to this country
and his first secretary Siefedder Beg are at me
resort is now in the midst of brilliant season.
The recent cOton there W WAS m@cS 9nyea Corn@
Milton Frank and Miss nlanche Slege Jer Ey
and M M Koss and M Mss rhe
| tie party among the humorous features .e
Mrs. Mckee Rankin and family are at the Hon-
churchiil Hall is now filed and the patronage is
late Of the Appeals Court. spent some days at TIE
Hall with his family while touring through the the
AUGUST as are DR.. Jared Baldwin and family, of
Sew-york. Most of the guests hail from Greater
H as ID Te c Ga sSa dsuss
Of New Y Srs, won , the ] Pige 'fTI
having a score averaginng III orville Smith took
the mems prize score ~ 49, pros-
pec 1e Park ark Hotel ". A. wnant and family, Of
Mason so and son. Miss Aiverda Mum. of Philadel
pha, and Elizabeth Boice. of Jersey City NJ NJ
| Marks, of New-York. has purchased summer
captain Donovan Chief Of the Hoboken Police.
is summering with his family at the OHara House
IN Ms Iyman Peck and Miss Matte Racliff of
New Britain. Conn. arrived In the range on their
" Charles s. Romeyn. an architect of New-York,
is at Stamford with his family for the season.
Some OF the fresh pages of the mountain regis
'e chG uGcni H Hall NewYork T Rosee
and family NJ Morimuri. Walter Cox, W: H Hal,
Mrs Jennie Larry he Misses w ohsTn BRIT MT
Charles L. Edlitz and family, VI. J. Coates. J. 4.
| Hetherington II. Knobel, Colonel and Mrs. A. y.
! Lewis II. c. Ostrander and family. Miss Conkn.
! H. s. Houghton. A. Wockham Mrs. j. L. Molten
hauer, /: !, Mollenhauer Mrs. L. Braun and Mrs.
Joseph w. Conkn.
Lox-Hurst-J r. Marsans and wife. H. II. Cos
G. Dadrrian and daughter, H. G. Turnstall, George
Heydecker New York George II: Crowder and
| Florence Case. Mrs. a. D. Campbell, Brooklyn;
! Or. and Mrs. Cahall. George A. West. Miss West.