New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-25
Nv THE GREEN-CLAD CATSKILLS.
DELIGHTFUL MOUNTAIN WEATHER FOR A
WEEK PEOPLE AT THE LEAD
ING HOTELS

Summit Mountain ~ y, July q (Speci1D.-An
other week OF delightful mountain weather is nov
closing and surely the summer record ~ favor.
Ing atmospheric conditions here thus far is ancs.
without a parallel Here AT the Grand Hotel these
pleasant features especially emphasized. In
the valley In front the winds OF Ulster and Della
ware counties meet and mirge. There is now
brilliant company Of over two hundred guests al
the Grand with prospect Of fun house next
week. Summer life is moving payly. indoors as
well out the athletic field. Victor sorn con-
ducts tho hotel orchestra. and the evening hops
are greatly enjoyed by young and old. The Sun
day evening sacred concert Is a feature hore much
enjoyed.
The nu,nerous mountain trains have brought
hundreds Of new visitors to-day. and eyerywhere
there is an appearance OF midsummer l!fe tonight
There Is eycn a Httle ccramblo for rooms In some
OF the smaller houses with prospect OF cots IN
convenient corners in a few days.
TIE fast specials the Ulster and Delaware
road are making excellent time this season. and
all the trains maintaining the schedule with
communicable regularity. More parlor-oars are
taken up the road than usual this season.
John Jacob Aston and James r. Roosevelt
recent guests at the Kaaterskill. sailing up n.
Hudson on the Aston yacht TO Catskili J. " Ben
ninger is at the hotel with his wife. Mr.. and Mrs
w G.. Grant arrived there from Boston In their
private carriage a few days ago driving up the
famous Harding Road.
Assistant CORPORATION
Brooklyn is summering at Windham. Ex-Depu,y
Internal Revenue Collector Mckinney Is resting
Cold Spring.
new golf course has been laid out in Grant.
hurst Park Stamford by the golf club there. Tho
Tuesday night hop at the New Grant House was
highly enjoyed by the many guests and their
friends from nearby resorts The progressive
euchre party on Wednesday night was also lively
incident.
General George II. Sharpe and Mrs. Sharpe are
enjoying their customary summer drive through
the range with their family team. stopping leis-
urcly at the leading resorts.
Miss Torrey of Brooklyn, who is spending the
summer at Churchill Hall, is making water-color
sketches of the Stamford environment
Colonel and Mrs. Ashley W. Cole are at the Gill
more cottage Hobart. for the season.
Professor Mark Bailey OF Yale University. 10
among the sojourners at the Bancroft House.
Justice Samuel T. Maddox. OF Brooklyn and
family at Lea Croft, Roxbury Tor their sec
ond summer. Captain Harry NJ. Keator. OF tho
vale varsity baseball team. is also In that quiet
village.
Mrs. c. r. Suter and family are at their Brook
dale cottage Among other Brookynites are JUS
tlce Andrew Lemon and family Myron j. Furst
and family. Edward Mule. and John Robinson.
favorite section with many artists Is that OF
Artv,Ire and Margaretville. where many OF nots
have erected quaint summer cottages. whers they
sketch and loaf at will.
The famous old Hunter region Is now nearly
filed with visitors One OF the finest bowling
alleys in the entire range is at the Aldine amuse-
ment hall In connection with this hotel
The old Catskill Mountain House Is having .
successful season. The quarterly meeting OF the
Greene County Medical Society was among recent
incidents there.
George p Ingersoll, one Of the counsel for the
Gould heirs. is summerng with his fam'iy IN inc
old Pratt homestead at Pratsville.
The favorite cottage locality or FIeischmahhs
now numbers over six hundred. and includes many
people of prominence in business and social circles
In the popular Pine Hn region the demand for
summer cottages IS undated. Some nfty OF more
families either own or rent cottages the'e anu
there are still calls for furnished cottages,
President j. c. Schurman OF Cornell University
has a fine villa on Birch Creek -oor,. o, tina
Rip Van Wrinkle. and they spend much time dr'V-
ing in their handsome ROAD eI1iPP rnnkIvn are en-.
tertaining their friends at Glenside cabin near
Hunter. ,,o owrs an idle
factory plant and much other property IN hun'e''
talks Of reopening business there ,oor invited
TO address the Greene County sunday-school AS
ISOLATION in catskl soon 1,urcn,u Hall has Jus,
passed the eghyeghth anniversary Of her 9iT'h
II he fun Sy vide "a Circle esF Of
Nearly so cleared by juvenile iar for Ths
held on AbanyayTs nr lawn Dr. IN James a. Bonner
of McGill University. Montreal, Is spending so''
amSng recent arrivals at few of the houses are
s Ssy G Jerome sese an' Mr. rs and Mrs. We
F. l. Buterheld Miss BrttsrfelMH rs MrS Greenwood
f. A. Hayes and family. a. BramSers and family
New 'S Grant-Miss Stewart Miss Belle stewart
W A. Heigham. Mr. and Mrs. w N,;r w. Mrs r. NC Ne.
H. Mr. . and Mr Mc E c Gyhses b
ham F.. A. Williams. w. Rollins L l. he'N "''
ia The MadsonIamcs Byrne and family. A Mss
Maria Cahn Nora Cahill Mary J POOR ~, Ma
P Po2r MIS- Rarr Mrs & P Roll Miss Roll John
Shea Shea, BROOKLYN ,,.... urs =
L. Dederick. g NJ Blorkman, Ms Re6eoGa TIsIS
n Mr. Knvan igiI' Miss Kathryn ,Tobn. Charles
Rnsamore Mrs l. BE- Re- + BrGok WnIcb Mr. and
Mrs. William Hamilton. Miss Frances D. EDDY
New-York =, r,u NJ. Kear.
HO M,s St p ShsTe: Msi Howell nr and John
Gallagher. Mrs F. Livingston dY Nra iobn Rren.
Ackerlcy Houses Hes and ismiy M' Telis
oppenhem, Mrs NJ; 5. Crawford Miss F. L. ho'''
oe Mr. and Mrs. Fd F; MGs n Sil S' and
daue5ter. Mr.. and Mrs julius IIarburser. Mrs. I.
ockert and SON, New-york. ., >. ,rr,yo q,
cb AmShK a this week are pr Charles IRses
Pardee and family o Of Never ,EG Ra pr pr = r.
craven and family Phladelpha samuel Fessch
deo Stanford Conn The family OF Judge hir t,sn
bery ~ Newburg will spend Angus, at the HAL
Latest arrivals there include r TIE TorSrSS and
damsbisr + A. Heatherngton. II. Knohe, a 8
Frsseii. Mr. and Mrs Thomas f2g'kss, ,s aI E
Reid Mrs Rice e Cox Mss Hh0 Ar,
iooht ~ s"an Mr. and Mrs G. F. Elliot d, y.
pinns and family II. J. Ferris and family T. j.
Moore and family. Brooklyn
PAW STOPS THINGS At WEST POINT.
Vast Point. " Y. July "a (SpeciaD.-The ram
.,a,o, oinost without interruption this week
On ,bat account there were hut few moonlisn' eN
cursions or MONDAY drives Yesterday an expior.
inc party started for Gro Nest woods TO see Wv
r.srlts If the electric storms. More than nun
=, -, ,na, for centuries had wtthstood the on