New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-21
CATSKILL CHARMS.
Fine Heather Makes Them Espe-
ciaLIy Enjoyable to Many Persons.

shokau y. Y. aug 20 (SpeciaD--Ths charming
weather which has dominated The entire Carskin
season thus far SUI continues and everybody Is
delighted with the friendly mood OF nature
Visitors are docking into the range AZ al points,
and II is a great August season No vacant rooms
IS the universal report and there In every
available corner OF the leading hotels And YET
the people coming IN they have been to-day
IN crowds and they seem 10 md accommodation
somewhere This IS q lovely spot in the mountains
not often brought TO the front There IS rare
scenic beauty and the air is excellent The capsc-
ity for summer bOarders Is not large. and thsre IN
10 big hotel
Fx-Postmaste- General and Mrs Charles Emory
Smith. OF Philadelphia have been enjoying ths
charms OF kaaterskiu Mountain for q week. whers
summer Life IS row AT its best IN the CarsSils
This mammoth resort IS as fUu as IL sets. bur
there are many good rooms left It IS always .
brilliant scene n August. and there Is now good
prospect OF curly September business me oase-
ball team has been adding 70 rs summer record
this week and the tennis courts and golc co--ss
have also presented many Interesting contests.
The Gns State road Up the Ulster and Ds4aTa-s
Valley above this little Shokan village. % F1s
Hill IS among the attractions greatly enjoyed In
this region Il lies along the w1ndlns Esopus
stream. and Is horSered with natural charm On
stther side. Driving Is much IN vogue. and thsrs
are many inc turnOutS seen this delightful Wea-hsr-
Pima Hiu Is full OF visitors. and the streets a-s
crowded with merry summer girls and their heauI-
their mothers. and tnsir aUnrs But thsY are nos
restrained and their 10y is Uncou1ned
On the mountain al the Grand Hotel Is anothes
brilliant scene OF sumner hIA LneTe great amounts
OF capital are represented BY men prontnenr N
the business world. and their families II Is ons
OF the greatest seasons the Grand ever had ThArs
Is only q poor chance for new applicants at this
resort August rooms are al occupied Bur there
will be more OF them next year, when the hotel
viii be enlarged
Jerome Siegel. OF Ssw-YOrk. who always spent
his summers al the Grand IN his younger DAYS
has been there OF late. with friends. He was
great social leader there in former years and
popular with the fair sex.
Miss Helen IL Gould Is quietly enjoying her
modest Kirksida cottage in Roxbury. where she
IS entertaining small party OF friends She has
been contributing literally the new road i'm
provenents in progress in that village in order that
the work might BE extended and completed in q
proper way, and not stopped within the limits
proposed by the village authorities
The Cairo races this week attracted crowds 70
that already pOpUloUs region, and the various
events Witnessed with srsaI interest Every
house in Cairo is hued VIII visitors The annual
Greene County Far there next week VIII be an
other most important AFFAIR, which the various
farm exhibits viii be only a minor attraction
Walter SaCuerlse. Urs arulSr, who has CorraEs
in Santa Cruz Park has been painting a bowl
style II is hung n the Ledge End I'M dining
hall. where is much admired
Frank Z. Parker. OF ksene VALLEY. IS teaching
A class CT forestry in Twilight Park Herbert l.
Brtdgman has been giving lectures there uror
Summer IN the Arctic Regions