New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-02

kantersbill " Y, Sept i (SpeciaO ,ro,.o-
las the AUTUMN season opened upon so lara, ID,
population IA the CatslSiils as now. White The
hogaeward trend has begun. many having -coa
this week. the great downward rush Will not sci
in untn after Labor Day. Then there Will be a
grand scramble for the town and home that will
overtax the transportation lines and clog The
baggage rooms. And yet few persons seem
really anxious TO leave the mountains so carly
Most of them would gladly stay longer and an,
Joy the beauties OF early autumn il their bnef
ness and home duties would allow IN, fact
many have arranged for I; short extension a.
rhcir vacation. The well loaded boats ana
trains to-day gave little indication of IN. clos
ing season. Many came for some Stutcraha-
DAYS amid the hills. and all except th,, largest
hotels viii remain open throughout The month
The great resort on kaaterskiu Mountain.
however. viii close IFS doors on Tuesday ace, a
quired TO run il preCludes any proiia HE ,,er, -
TioG with any small number of Iuests although
many of the patrons would gladly spend another
week or two here The Arlon Society Of Brook
Ign IS enjoying its annual outing here now nav
ing arrived Friday. and there is no a2nar,nt
lack of life in the resort.
The charity whist In aid OF tie Amelia Relief
Society Of New York was much euioved Th-re
were numerous prizes. the first and second going
20 Miss HammerschlauSh and Mrs Gusken-
heimer. of PittSburg.
Ferdinand FIeischmann. of New York. has
}een trying the Kaatersbiii AR al late ar and
Mrs. II. c. Onphant u Roslyn Long Island ana
Nr. and Mrs. L. A Goodrich. o. 81. Louis are
also here
There has also been a round or eavety ~ m.
taken on 2 picnic 70 the MargaretYille fair (. $,
week There was a song recital on Tuesday
might given by Mss Fannie Hirsrh - Ne5-
York. assisted by Mss Guttman. At the c'ose
Of the concert a LIBERAL collection was received
Tor the Tribune Fresh Air children Slide
Mountain climbing PARTIES under the lea o.
Commissioner Brand. Mr. Tuck and the Misses
Schwartz have besn among the outdoor feat
,lres
The Pine Hin rgion is stiu populous and
nany visitors arrived to-day. The villayo
contingent this season consists largely OF new
visitors, many Of the former patrons having gone
elsewhere WOOdthe cottage, the home OF Mrs
Nicholas Crosby. owned by Mrs A T. Noel is
much admired for its fine lawn and grounds
The number OF automobiles here is incras sing
now as the autumn approaches and the weather
becomes cooler. Many powerful machines make
these sharp ascenE and descents slccesefullv.
but common sight is huge car dragged be-
hind farmers vigorous team. with all its an
paratus helpless, ne stranded occupants maxi
ting the best OF the stuatiOn.
Mrs. Mueller OF Philadelphia, gave receptio-
sn honor OF Mr.. snd Mrs. Howard Graft OF
Lexington. Ky. al Philadelphia Hill. near Elka
Park last week.
Or. William Mason. o. Troy sotourr,es IN b,e
that over loo visitors have been sur1rne-ing IN
that pretty village.
The Laurel HouS season has been SO success
Sul that n has been decided 10 keen II omen
through Septembe, The Hoboken Schuetzen
Corps. three hundnd strong. IS booked for tie
Washington Inn. al Phonicia on Labor pav
for weeks outing
The ole Catsldu Mountain House has had ore
or the most successful seasons in its history
hundreds having been turned away for lack -
room. Everywher now one hears talk Of en-
lsrgements and improvements in facilities he
tween this and next season.