New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12
IN WESTERN C4TSKILLS.
Season Opens We'll at Stamford
Resorts.

Stamford. " Y. June u (SpeclaD-The opening
OF Churchill Hall on Memorial Day marked the
beginning Of the summer gayeties at Stamford
The advance business at the various hotels and
boarding houses indicates that this will be sea
son Of much prosperity This town IS picturesc,lely
situated at the base Of Mount Utsayantha, while
It's delightful climate scenery and excellent hotels
have long made it a popular summer resort
The principal change this year Will be IN the
management of Or. s. E. Churchilrs hotels the
Rexmere, Churchill Hail and the Hamilton House
Edward Griffith. formerly manager Of the Adiron-
oack resort Whitefaco Inn. at Lake Placid will
have charge OF the three houses and many changes
nave been made under his supervision. Most OF
the smaller houses have been renovated and en-
larged Tor the accommodation OF additional guests
TINS year while the demand for cottages has been
greater than IN any previous season
Enos Johnson's orchestra from the Hotel Ven-
dome, New York. viii return fer the ninth season
70 the Rexmere and Churchill Hall. In accordance
with last years custom. the musicians Will alter
nate between the two hotels for dancing each
evening. There VIII be sacred concerts at the
hotels alternate Sunday evenings and the or
chestra viii be at the ReXmere at the dinner hour
me nlne-hole golf course Of the Utsayantha
GOLF Club on the grounds Of the Rexmere has been
greatly improved and put in excellent condition for
this seasons play. The links is attractively To-
Gated IN Churchill Park on tho slopes Of Churchill
lakes and the enthusiast has opportunity for
drive from the sixth tee the smaller OF the
l~kes- The clubs annual handicap and Champion
snip tournaments attracted considerable attention
iast summer and this year are scheduled for the
later part Of August.
tennis IS also g favOrite pastime with summer
anfIa Ci ' 9t4i lam ana The courts Of the LISA
ymtn9 Coz fiub churchill Han Kendall Place. the
spots Icr an afternoons amusement. Tie annual
tennis tournaments under the auspices OF the rGIf
club will also be held the third week In Augus
me cottage colony Is chiefly located in Churchiu
Fark with its lakes ana golf links. and in Grant
hurst Park, where many attractive sumner homes
tS bsen ptiIt. The rustic camps lodges on
Of the cottage life IN Churohi Par and serve a5
may 1'ae I0I afternoon teas and receptions.
q; anG many OF last summers guests have an
and perfect eGIIpnlent ms 5Gsto dor excellent table
son with every prospect of success 80
EaIIy engagements for the Rexmere fncIuda
Mira Simon Baruoh Mr. and Mrs II NJ BsrJch ana
66s45111lI!y MISS . - Ballard. MIR. and Mrs. j. w
and Mrs Robert Il. Amend and family, Mrs. J. E
se hG and s family L. Of MNaLzof Mr. and Mrs A
GnprchlIl Hall the largest hotel in Stamford is
Set w Is eefa PG61aF ana with
aeny az betrac9ons It affords this hotel has always
Among those returning this season are be
and family Salem f Rasg Af Ms s. a Van WICK
EEEIn lI, Mrs Max Lang Miss Florence j. Lang
Mrs George sne ss Freder 1 F S9a PeSa Is
n e ana MIS-. b. S. Burroughs and Miss Florence
opened most fa~oraby aef in bosS
Lor It's ATTRACTIVE location and homeiike supround
among last summers visitors who have snTn yeaI;
tneir intention of returning Mr. and Mrs WIN
T1 t;gels Miss Ethel Figgis. Miss ANY FIrgs ne
BROOKLYN, ana E. ?. Stuart. OF New-Yori 'e9'' -
1 ne "a Atchnson House. IN Main-st. has opened IN
DTa,i tg management OF w D. Atchinson The
inc GtTayantha Golf Club has made these snorts l
eSneclaIiy popular with the guests DuTInSp 1 tb
spF;hg the house has been altered and enissrc t9
guests are arorded for
b Or. -; 8 NJ Bristol and family, OF New-vor,,
nave returned to Chateau dc Navarro their bs oTS
9oi e summer home in Granthurst Park Dr. Prs
rive - .S Tays one OF the first OF the visitors r.