New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

Mrs C. A Cornwall. Miss Conian. Miss keenan,
Mrs. s. z. Houseman. Mrs. G. Custer and daughter
A. w Kiddle and J. Edgar Ball. OF NewYork: Mrs
G. Singer and son. John s Griffith and FAMILY
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Maske and family. Miss Nj f.
Benedict, Mrs. Francis Onderdonk and son. Mrs
George L. Carey and family and NJ. L. Edwards. OF
Brooklyn.
IN THE WESTERN CATSKILLS.
Among New-York and Brooklyn people at the
Mountain Inn Mrs. r. Lyon and family. H.
Kenner Max Levy and family and Mr.. and Mrs
o. H. Hiscock OF Brooklyn: Mrs. II. II. kayton.
Philip Bouton and family, Mr. and Mrs. j. GREEN
burgh, Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Powell Mrs A Fox
and Mrs. William samuels and daughter from
New-York
The Cornish Is another popular house, under the
careful conduct of the owner. Among its later ar
rivals from NewYork and Brooklyn are John J.
Benton. L. Setter and family. Sarah Baum Hilma
Tilson, Mrs d. Harris, Or. and Mrs. Henry H.
Whitehouse L. w S !ong. w. w. Clawson. Miss
Trotter Mrs. A. Kemp and family, Mrs. jesse Con
mel. Mrs. John J. Canovan and family and Miss
Olga F. Timex
The New Grand. on Summit Mountain. is now gay
with summer life. The baseball team has been re-
organized. with L. II. knight captain He is also
the golf instructor at the Grand. The ball team
is now asking for mountain dates. Joseph f.
Steckler. Of New-York, is at the Grand. A Boa-
is there with his family for the season. Recent
New-York arrivals include Mrs. F.. b Goodman
Mrs l. Ketch. Mrs. L d Marks and family Mr
and Mrs J. S Wood. Mrs. c. Rogers. J. r. Gilday
John d. Edmonds. Mr.. and Mrs. l. s. Baker H s
Brussell Elbert Brussel May B. Conmass, Spencer
Strauss d. B. Hasbrouck Mrs. c. s Blum. Mrs
D. II. Houghtaling and daughter. Mrs. l.. Price
A. B. De Young c. L. Cans Mrs. p r. Bergen and
Mrs. c. NJ. Wyckof.
Alexander Morrison is building a cottage at
Fleischmann's and big deal In real estate in that
pretty cottage settlement s said 10 be in progress
The Mountain Athletic Club there Is repairing tho
damage done to its fine grounds by the spring
floods
STAMFORD THRONGED.s
The village OF Stamford has many visitors and
nearly all the houses filled with the usual
August rush unprovided for. The Rexmere was
all booked a week ago. and Churchill Hall and the
Hamilton about filed up to-day. The New
Grant Is meeting with great success under the con-
duct of Mr.. Hanford and the Madison. Atchinson
and Greycourt Inn all full There Is already a
search for rooms throughout the village and it is
estimated that the visitors number about thou
sand, which doubles the normal population. among
NJ. Deguera and family, and Mr. and Mrs w. NJ.
The first golf tournament Of the season will
begin the grounds of the Utsayantha Club on
abd ohs win Take pa 9nd Sr here f.
great interest manifested in the approaching con-
Mrs, Charles S. Bur. and family. Of Brooklyn.
A new building at the Kortright station on the
Ulster and Delaware Is now promised Among
are now being placed all along the line OF this road
The new trolley line between 0neonta and Coo
running This will add much to the popularity of
Hotel once so famous there has now iiPGe been 2e
opsned by H. Z. Bssell. after being thoroughly
style.
sEARCHLIGHT AT MOUNTAIN HOUSE
The Catskr Mountain House is having a big
season. with 250 guests under it's roof night
The early bookings of the hotel are said to
OF by is
leading diversion there lately and some good
have been made Miss Lille Lewis holds the
honors for her and Mr. Bryon for the men
On the tennis courts MIR. Marcus. of Columbia and
Mr.. Davidson. Of Rutgers. are tied for first honors.
while on on, the golf links S $ Morton shows the
most. most skill The big searchlight which is operated
Carlos S. Cooke and family, of New-York. arc
again in their Paenye cottage
in that Village Captain Richard RUSH also Of pfhe the
navy. has arrived in Catski village with his
family for the summer. Lieutenant Albert Mouts
az Frank r ' wilson Of Brooklyn is a.
also summerng. with his brother. at the Burroughs
homestead
descendant Of Rip Van Winkle; because of his in,
much pleasure recently E.r with his 9 fine Ne, teeseoPe
qa he gave LGs ss
fresh air children Of the City Mission . pesr
delight.
MOONLIGHT TROUT FISHING.
Trout fishing by moonlight Is found TO be A
success for big fish. which take the nv
more readily in the dim light when the angler ,s
visible.
The annual Greene County tennis tournament
began on the Grant House courts on Tuesday and
there is lively contest for the championship now
held by Charles Amber
The Hotel Kaaterskill counts among recent ar
rivals Miss Lulu Chaser, William Harris and family
Samuel Shubert. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Palmer Nj
and Mrs; L. c. Lambert. Miss Hudson. A. ]. Elias
nd II. d. IsDa
Robert Ress and family and Mrs Norlinger and
daughter of New-York.
NJ. Kaeppel and daughter Mrs. George Schreiner
and daughters. j. A Browning, Miss r. r. Berger.
Miss Woodbridge and w. F.~Browning, OF New
York; Mrs: F. A: Tenni, Courtney Tennl. Miss H.
T. Smith Mrs. Mary NJ. Shaw c. II. Parsons and
Mrs r b. Kelsey of Brooklyn.
At Churchill Hall are Mrs. J. S. Davie Miss e.
Powell, II. X. Wheeler, juliet Pearson, Mrs. George
Reid. II. B. Dutcher Miss Treacy lanes <