New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
AT CATSKTLL RESORTS.

HOTELS ENJOYING THE USUAL AUGUST RUN.
LIFE AT THE COTTAGES
Hunter. N. Y. Aug. Z (spcciaD.-This quaint Iittia
mountain village. partly hidden away here in thu
heart OF the Catskills. is now in the heyday Of
midsummer life and gayety. One will always find
In Old Hunter certain people who never think Of
summering anywhere else and have never tried any
other place. There seems to be charm about thA
place which brings the visitor back year after wear
All the many resorts here enjoying ther
usual August run Of business. though most Of them
still have a few vacant they would gladly
NIL. The weather conditions OF the week have been
delightful, the warm. sunny days being greatly
appreciated There are fine roads for driving lead.
Ing still farther back into the mountains and also
out toward the river. Bicycling is a great feature
here with many. and every hotel has its quota ~
wheelers Of both sexes. Most Of the hills are
ridabe for skilful riders who are provided with
effective brakes The run to Tannersville. Hines
Falls. Laurel House. KaaterskiIl and the old
Mountain House is especially interesting.
Hotel ST. Charles is among the favorite resorts
here. being on commanding elevation above the
village. Among other leading houses are the Con-
trail. Hunter. Kaatsberg. Arlington. Prospect and
West End.
The arrivals to-day were large. for August
the Ulster and Delaware trains being long and
we'll loaded. and those OF the Catskl Mountain
road were also well patronized The river route
has increased in favor this season. and many prefer
to avoid the dust. heat and cinders Of the trains
and enjoy the delightful sail up the river
Hotel kaaterski Is still having most success.
full season. with an excellent promise for August.
Life there now is continual round OF gayety and
pleasure. and many Of those who come for a week
are likely to tarry longer. business permitting.
Over at the New Grand. Manager Cornell has a
similar report. with big list OF arrivals to-day
and full rooms through the month
J. s. Pausen and family summerng at theip
residence Hunter
Louis y. Van Gaasbeek OF Temple Court New
York is spending a few weeks Kingston with his
family. Among other visitors there are Miss
Ruth Mackey, Carrie Thompson. Amelia Wits
w Wa Br r he ReV John Otis san FranciseS
the Rev. J. l.. Hoey. New-York; Father Fit pres-
Taft. Washington lieutenant ". Irving Chambers
United States Navy. and family, and NJ. 5. Richard
sG Mrs. George f shraay will give lawn party a.
her Pine Ridge summer home on the Hudson op::
the F1atbush Church; She will be assisted N her
duties hostess by Mrs Edwin Gould. her
Recent arrivals at Mountain View Farm t near
lick lick Ma nnd %fe @ Mrs
tit and the Misses witt. OF Brooklyn ,,o ca,sLu.
bv ReSasd Fer of hokSn on
Ii has many new half-tone cuts ana muen enter
'a b4 F. Mneomb Bristol at his chateau de Ma
arre entertaining shs Rey J craes Of caysry
Enisconal Church New-York Next week Breyoort
Bristol Barr will assist his mother AT the chaea1
MISS Marsaret Van scRaick Miss Goode q New
York Miss Alice Byrne Of Brooklyn Mrs hG ran
President Morton of Stevens institute is recover:
e aT near Pine Pine Hill Mr. and Mrs Morton are
n1 f few dsys baron and
vim Of Glasgow; Livingston Gif4rd ana w ME- a ~
Roberts and fa%y MRS NJ B. Miss Lew
Miss Garnet Of Hoboken; Miss Halsey OF Newark;
G. r. Hemmnger. OF Carlisle; II. wilson ana "'is'
OF DR. ". " Lewis of the Hahnemann HSspits y
New-York are installed in their Windham cottage
for the CSares 1nslee Pardee. of the NewYork
Yacht ' Club, and wife are among the Churchill Hal
a peanut-srab party was jolly affair at the
anthony Comstcck is resting IngIesLde COTTAGE
Brooklyn. are touring awheel through the range
The oqTng are rs osep Tecs cudder
De Witt George Naras W and wlfe WIFE q WIFE.
E. f D. the Msses ANNE s and Josie
'V Greycourt INT s. oBren. Miss F. Hder.
Reid. Mrs. G. Reid and E. s. Van Riper' Ne"'
New New Grant-E. F. cyne and wife. Mrs. MS H1
aid. c. ]. Durham. f. A. Williams, Albert Bruen
and wife, N W. y T. Gush and VIE ana '" ~
N c6snrehl HaliCW T. Greene and wife. :, Mrs
}@ Rs4ne N and F &C. s. FTss eHuSs @
drus. Miss Thomas. II. J. Ferris ana WE, i, !.
Moore and wife and d. W. B:nns and wife, BROOKS
Ign. , o,,or, cordor cowen
a. Cohn Mrs F. Asher l.. Koemmich and V.
Fri ed Ui and wife. New-YOrk and F. c Barnes
The Anters--T l.. Wells. c: Kenny and wife. X
w. Van Brunt. A. II. holland, H. Shirley. Miss T.
pe,ts Mrs G. H. Stetson. H. g. Tunstall, Mrs. IL.
e Heron E wsIeh Miss e EDDY 3d the f M5ISs
Miss +, Mogford Mrs L. d. Swift, A. V. 5: OIcott.
| t. F. White. George G. Melvin and b. r. Jones
and family, New-YOrk: , - ,,o,
ArlIngon-J J. MeCabe and family p M Mo2rn,
Miss Martin. Mr. Scannell Miss Scannel. Miss Pill
Keron and Mr. McCTesSn and wife New, GSgSard
Miss Goddard, ". J. Eypper and Miss Amy NJ.
Eypper Brooklyn. II. 9. Polhemus and family;
Flushing and James Rushmore Wood. Garden
City. A., ~.uo ,,opor,,o,, ara
family Brooklyn: Mrs. c. Bartholomew. Mrs J.
knight and daughters, and the Misses Barrie News
bancroft House-Mrs r. Baker, the Misses clark,
! the Misses Saunders and Mrs. Cummings ana
dauehters New-York; John Craft, Miss Eleanor
| Graft and Miss Henriques Brooklyn