New-York tribune., 1901-09-01

have never labored so effectively for the pleasure
of their guests.
And the is ended but the beauteous
things here undimmed. and the banners OF
the temptation lnger among these hills
greater than now. and many visitor is prolong-
ing his vacation 20 the extent OF his ability
Scarcely tinGe OF autumn is yet to be in
the forests. The buckwheat fields are
still white and fragrant with blossom. the green
fields rampant with luxurlant growth, and the
wealth OF wild flowers in greatest variety. Even
the goldenrod waits for the brush OF fall 10 i'm
part its full robe OF gold.
Here this great mountain still
hundreds enjoying the fun tide OF summer gayety
and there IS little sign OF abr apt close OF the
season. although It is usually the arst resort in
the to close it's doors. because OF the large
force and expense required 20 operate II. Speak
Ing OF this houLe especially. the season has been
one Of phenomenal success. The receipts are far
hheaa OF I9sI sehson MOI IN many many .'ats & Gas oT
season Much Of this popularity Is doubtless due
10 the unrcmittlng personal EFFORT OF Manager
Eder. who is now completing his second season
here. He maintains careful supervision OF every
detail and studies 10 please every guest ! he sea
oTcbrstTs % PTofr poos1 has eiyen ZEN
eral satisfaction with its morning and evening
The historic old Mountain House. at Pine or
chard. Is also closing a successful season which
electric plant has proved decided attraction and
ii has been dhculJ 10 find a vacant room there
At Palcuyille visitors stiu lingering for the
early autumn season Social festivities have ruled
the hour In that little village during the last few
weeks. Miss Hattie Gese, Of the Latin depart
ment Of Packer Institute. Brooklyn is AT the
Arlington. DR. q. H. koegler Is passing his nine
teenth season at the Echo House. Miss Meir holds
the badge for the best Women's bowling score
there this season.
Nearly all the Greene County resorts are still
extend their season well into September and even
October. Among the favoIite October resorts Is
Meads, Overlook Mountain. which is always
so fun Of regular patrons during the summer that
new visitors cannot secure a room.
The many Stamford hotels still having large
numbers Of guests II has become Of the
most famous autumn sections where visitors de-
light 10 linger amid the golden hues of gorgeous
naples and mountain brches- Reduced rates may
now be obtnined at most of the resorts there and
elsewhere. and makes any mistake in
MIS- barr held her party reception at the
Chateau de Navarro Wednesday afternoon and
evening, being assisted in this function by Mrs
Sarah Frost Carpenter, Mrs. Torriani and Mrs
BreVoort Barr The chateau will remain In com
mission most Of the autumn season.
The winners the recent golf tournament on
the links of the ttSayantha Club w. Carey
Harris. Of Yonkers, and a. Newton Rogers. OF
New-YO York.
An amateur theatrical entertainment at the
Westholm recently. under the direction OF John
by Mrs NJ T. Conover Miss r. s Conover, Miss
4. Mead and NJ. A. Devine and his wife OF Now
York, greatly enjoyed by the guests OF that
homelike and popular resort.
Miss NJ r. Treadwells benefit in aid of Grace
Chapel nctted 1851.