New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-09

force and Meyers Philadelphia Orchestra Is giving
artistic programmes daily. Nothing is ever omit
ted in the liberal menu OF comfort and pleasure
provided for the guests Of this great resort The
veteran George Harding. 70 whom the Catsks and
their visitors owe so much though now In feeble
health. is again able 10 mingle in the happy sum
mer scenes made possible by his enthusiastic
energy and munihcent outlay OF time and money
The vast hotel has been thoroughly renovated
since last season. and the familiar faces OF many
prominent people who have spent the summer there
for years may be seen on every side and they
just enthusiastic over the beauties
and pleasures Of Kaaterskill Mountain.
The various parks on the slopes Of Kaaterskn
Glove ana about Tannersville rapidly filing
up with few vacant cottages 10 hear from The
clubhouse dinners popular and modest In price
and social formaIit1es AZ The minimIr win
F. y Du Bots OF NewYork, has been installed
looking the Hudson. at CatskiI for several weeks.
mouth Of CatskHi Creek, which is now well sup
New bicycle paths are being built under the State
law in the mountain vicinity. and they will add
from Catskiil to Paienville also from Kingston 70
Saugerues. is now nearly completed Another from
EuenWlle 10 Kingston has been begun.
George Ehret. OF New-York has taken possession
Of his Pine kn1ll summer residence with his fam
GeneT RAJ baaeae IS am9ns me guests at me Pros
rivals have been recorded az this popular resort
lately.
with his wife at Catskill. where they will return
for August
The New Grand Hotel on Summit Mountain has
been entertaining a German association OF three
hundred members. and Is row receiving large
delegations Of regular patrons daily. Manager
Cornell shows large list OF newcomers to-day.
George y. Merritt. OF Kingston has taken the place
OF Postmaster ROmeyn. whose genial face and
courtly manners will be missed by every guest
Stamford Village will be filled with visitors
IN every part: nearly every train brings a carload
7. NJ. Shepard and family. OF New-York, have
taken the Chateau de Navarro. in Granthurst
Park. Or. Bristol and family having gone abroad
for the summer.
Charles Weberly and wife. OF Troy. installed
In their West End cottage Professor Lindsey.
OF the University Of Pennsylvania. is at the Rose
mont with his wife. Mrs. T.. l.. Young and daugh-
ter OF New-York. and Miss Graham OF Newark.
also there.
DIT Churchill will connect the Hamilton House.
recently purchased by him. with his present er-
tensive system OF piazzas surrounding Churchill
Hall thus a1ording OF the longest piazza
strolls in the range. He will also improve the
lawn In the rear and make many other changes
in the interest and for the comfort OF guests.
Alfred @. Reeves and family OF Brooklyn. have
taken the Muir cottage Tor the summer
The Misses johnson and the Misses Remsen, OF
Brooklyn, among the many attractive maidens
s Nicholson and family Mrs John C. Tucker ana
daughter f. V. Gide and wife Stephen Peck
daughter Mrs II. Herman and daughter. Aain
Bcody and wife. Mrs. F. Bouton and daughter and
Mrs. ]. W; Dusenberry are among recent corners
Churchill Hall
The new sanitarium OF DR. J. +. Booth, at High
mount. was opened this week The WeinsArt In