New-York tribune., 1901-06-30
Photograph by Damon. Mamaroneck)

All that IS needed IS plenty Of just such weather.
when people are absolutely driven out OF town 10
get comfortable place 10 breathe and sleep
The Hotel Kaaterskill flung open It's big doors
this morning and II. f. Eder. its manager IS
juhilant over the prospects Of that famous resort
Several pages of his register filed with early
arrivals. and everybody expressed delight at the
cool breezes that swept the mountain top.
There is a new orchestra there this season. from
the Tampa Bay Hotel. Florida under the lead ot
Julius Smonsou, who gave fine programme at the
opening musical tonight. Much viii. Of course. be-
expected from this band. after the good music
which has always been furnished there.
The historic mountain house also began business
to-day, somewhat later than usual and large
number of guests received. mainly by the
Otis Road Everybody seemed pleased with the
electric lights and the other little evidences
OF progressive management
The New Grand resort. on Summit Mountain. was
opened on Thursday under u. J. Sprague. as
lessee, last season. with Manager NJ. =. Rob
inson in the office. Many little improvements will
be found there. especially in the outdoor attrac-
tons, The swimming pool Of mountain water down
In the maple grove IN front Of the house. Is n
unique feature. much appreciated by many. The
golf course and athletic grounds have been placed
in good order, the roads repaired and summer life
the Grand is be enjoyable.
The Rexmere, Stamford was opened to-day
with n fine company OF early guests John Green
is the special assistant in charge there. with Man
ager Jenkins and Or. Churchill himself IN general
conduct Of this resort, well Churchill Hail
and the Hamilton. IN the past. All the other
Stamford houses are actively engaged with large
accessiOus. expected next week
II Is now believed that the arrivals for Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday Will exceed anything of
the kind known in the Cats<s in recent years
Great preparations for this influx of visitors have
been made. Old fashioned celebrations of the
glorious Fourth have been arranged at various
points in the and visitors need not expect to
escape wholly this annual burst Of patriotism after
all But they likely to enjoy the many unique
features that are usually presented here among
the hills
Mrs Frances NJ Barr will entertain 4 gay house
party over tho Fourth at the Chateau de Navarro.
Stamford. There will be an elaborate display Of
fireworks and handsome spread under the trees
TO which many of the townspeopIe have been In
yited.
Justice E. d. White. of the United states SUI
preme Court, has arrived with Mrs. Whit. at hi,
country home on the Hudson. near Saugertles
known as Meadowside. which he has leased for
the season reception IN their honor was given
by Mrs. Charles A. Spalding at her residence Fall
ing Waters, on Friday afternoon. Mrs Snaldine
was assisted by her mother Mrs culver. her
p'o'her' IAeutenant-Command Culver l. s N
ana the Misses Hasbrouck, of Ogdenshurc Tea
was poured by Mrs. Culver Mrs Thomas C,oIa ,,7
MISS Eleanor Deming. Of Woodstock Conn Sev-
enty-hve or more guests IN attendance
j. carroll Beckwith the artist is NJ the Onteora
Club. in Onteora Park All the cottages there have
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r. f. Turnbull. Mrs d. d. Williamson and M-
and Mrs. A. L. Manerre. all OF New-York
The Cooperstown and Charlotte Valley Railway
company has just issued a summer book illus
trating the beauties and attractions of the famous
Cooperstown and Otsego Lake region, where MANY
new visitors expected. since the raiIwa :.
connections furnished by the Ulster and DeiayarSe
line are so much improved.
The handsome cottages of DR. Bristol In
Brlstol PARK. have all been rented desirable ten
ants, and there is still demand for more private
York. has leased the Maynard cottage I'm Pros
peci-tst, James Polhemus and family have taken
the Mondores cottage. in the West End
Another most attractive cottage settlement is y
RE hhielschtnanns $. where large amount of money
known Germans of wealth and position ~ ,rba
widow Of Anton Seidl the orchestra leader has a
among her flowers and plants " ie
several new cottages being constructed In
is Just beginning anew George n Reird doines mes
leased fine cottage Otsego Lake where ba vii
entertain friends in July. ie lie VIII
A powerful new locomotive will he addad .. 49,.
lister ana delaware Railway equipment in tma
Tor the heavy July and August traffic All leading
Pullman parlor and vestibued cars ~ the ,ta Wdsn
sseS1sn' sens and they seem to be fully appreciated
sond m new conductors lately promoted will be
DR. and Mrs Harold Chase of BROOKLYN ar.
Mrs. Alexander J. C. Skene. of Rrnnk,vr e -
GGupylhg her handsome mountain home Bonnie
the skapa hfisShmount She Is much interested in
6rnin's Corners. for which she proposes to erect n
memorial building in honor of her husband ne SOON
David 4iscock. of Long Island City has inc,
competed charming and costly summer b9me
Justice Samuel r Maddox. Of BROOKLYN =. :,
studio 81 MHenrs Moser the artist has fine new
T., The folowing lately registered at the Inslesae.
J. c. H. Tupper Mrs Tupper Mr. ana m,s a,r La M Nor
SduSslt d Ss MISS Ford Miss Emily Ford Mrs d. cox