New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

Hsines Falls. " Y. Aug. 5 CspeciaD.-To-da'
marks the close Of another cool week In th'
CstsSills and some OF the evenings have pre-
scented an autumnal aspect rather than OF ,h'
opening days of August But the air is miioe'
now and there is doubtless plenty OF warm
weather 10 come.
The mountains are fun of visitors and nearly
an the hotels are crowded. but the people are
still coming up I'm great numbers, ana the usu
August rush has begun. There is preNAieii'
notion that these Catskin hotels are never en-
tirely full and many OF these newcomers are
now surprised 10 find things as they are Du'
most OF them seem in an amiabie mooo anu N0'-
tent either TO take such accommodation as may
be offered or TO so on hunt for oe''e' r0oii'S
elsewhere.
n, ,,o,rss e,ervthinr IS filed in this pict-
,,rasope and nonulsr region. and has been for
some days An the parks and hotels are croWoei
here as never before, and mountain summer NE
is at the zenith OF its glory here AT the head OF
this famous Kaaterskill Glove No one ever
wonders at the great popularity Of this spot
where Dame Nature spreads her delights with
lavish hand.
The big Sunset Park Inn. that occupies COM
msnding site on the slope of Mount lincoln, near
the great falls reports its rooms all taken Tor
the first time in several seasons
the manager has his hands fun with the many
social affairs and outdoor events that are crowd
ing these August days in that large resort Of
the upper village.
The Hotel Kaaterskill Is without vacant
room tonight condition which has rarely con-
fronted the management OF that great mountain
resort. Not in ten years past have all the rooms
been filed as now. The manager says he expects
TO report house count Of 80 at least before
the register closes tonight and cots are now
being arranged in vacant corners. But the i'm
mense halls and corridors there are well adapted
To these luxurious couches. A hril''"~' August
season is thus assured on that mountain
The bulletin board is already crowded with
interesting events. The golf tournament will
begin next Tuesday with two valuable prizes.
one for the winner and one for the runner up"
The entries for this popular event will close on
Monday. The same dates have been fixed for
the tennis tournament, for which the hotel offers
six prizes
The children's masquerade ball is down for
next Saturday. and this is always a jolly al
fan There is now a small army OF little toiK
at the big hotel, and some of the most elan,
crate costumes imaginable are being arranged
for this great affair.
This will be followed August 10 by a
Juvenile cakeWalk. which = the climax OF haat-
erskill amusement
The Catskin Mountain House remains with no
rooms 10 offer. which seems likely 10 De the
situation in that historic resort ali through the
month There is enjoyable dance In that
spacious old parlor tonight, and summer life at
the Mountain House is full OF pleasure. Daiy
excursions from all parts OF the Catsklls bring
many visitors 10 this famous ledge Of overhang-
ing rocks in midair, where the lovely valley is
seen TO such advantage.
The new park near Leeds. on the border OF
Catskil Creek is proving an attractive spot 10
Greene County visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs w. O. Cough and Miss Julia
Grady OF Brooklyn. are at the Monroe House,
Lexington. The O'Hara House and other re-
sorts there well filled.
The Grand Hotel, Summit Mountain. has
Nlled up this week, and an August room there Is
now an uncertain proposition. J. b. Greenhut
president Of the Siegel-Cooper Company. is there
with his family for the season Max Meyers, d
prominent Albany lawyer is also among the per-
nanent guests, with his family. Miss ElinoI
TausZig of New-York, gives much pleasure t6
the guests with her talent and skill as vocalist
The Saturday evening hops and Sunday sacred
concerts are also greatly enjoyed, and there are
daily events Of interest on the athletic field.
The old Palace Hotel at Shandaken. now
known as Hotel Glenbrook is offering specia
rates for its Introductory season under the new
management. IL is located al the entrance tC
. Echo Notch
John Burroughs. OF West Park and Sabsides
Was a recent guest OF his brother. Curtis Bur
rOughs, in RoNbury-
Tuesday was recreation day" in the Mar
garetsVile region. and there were many interest
ing outdoor occurrences which were highly en-
joyed by visitors in that delightful place
The 81. Charles Casino in Hunter. is the scene
OF entertainment and ball tonight in aid
q OF Es Chain Syna gosue. New York.
r. b. Greenwood and family. Of Brooklyn. are
AT the Munson House, Windham for their nine
teenth season.
Thomas a Briggs and family, OF Brooklyn. are
at their COXsackie cottage
James ". Alexander, ex-presdent Of the Equi
table, is still resting in his Porcupine cottage
Outeora Park where he is rapidly regaininl
health.
!, Commodore Thorpe and family are campinj
Rogers Island. IN the Hudson
An outdoor production OF "As You Like It. I
being arranged by the patrons OF Schohari
Mansion Eka Park
The new Washington Inn al PhGnica. for
merly the Tremper House. is filing up Wit
guests.