New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
GROW DS IN CATSKILLS.
More E.rpectcd This U'cch- Colony
Of Irtists at Work.

Kaaterskill. Aug . Cspe-iaD.-The fun August
crowd seems already in the Cltsl1il!s. Thousands
came IN to-day and yesterday, bat the hotel men
other thousands surely coming this week
Where they viii find rooms is another question.
The weather remains uniformly delightful, and it
has not ceased to be topic for discussion
The up day boat this afternoon was worth seeing.
with its Of humanity. Both at Kingston
Point and Catskn the mountain trains were
literally overwhelmed Then again in the evening
the Anteora, Of the Catskill Line brought another
immense load for the hills, and it FAR into the
night before all got 10 their destinations
a feature at the Kaatcrskiu this season is
teacher of physical culture Miss Van Ornum
deVotes her time the little folks with excellent
results and to the amusement of the many Jolly
youngsters who are always much in evidence there
A recent vaudeville entertainrnent given by her
and the children in the big music hail was greatly
enjoyed.
Rear Admiral Coghlan and his wife have been
spending some time here, and they were entertained
Mt dinner recently given by Dr. and Mrs. Scratch
ley. Of the hotel Among the guests Mr.. and
Mrs. George J. Harding, OF philadelphia Miss
Gerard. Of Belport Long Island; Professor
Mason of Troy; Captain Franklin L S. A. West
Point, and Poutney BigeIow.
The latest arrivals at the Kaaterskin include Mrs
NJ. Hatch. Mrs William e. f-aner. L. J. Laner.
Mr.. ard Mrs. s. d. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
E Fraser. Miss Rosenberg Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Winch Mr.. and Mrs. l. O. Bloch Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Baerwald Miss +. Shrader Mr. and Mrs S
WeItzer. Mr., and Mrs. l. NJ. Mafnster. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Yeska, Miss Blanche Rothschild Miss
Caroline II. Stern, Mrs l.. X. Schloss, Miss j.
r.
Nordnger. Miss Rebecca Pizer. Mrs. II. J. Schloss
II. w. Schoss. Mrs. Borezheimer and daughter,
Mrs. NJ. Kahn Mr.. and Mrs. A Kahn. Mrs. NJ.
strasberger and family Mr.. and Mrs. L. w, Vogel.
Miss f. Shmon Mrs. A II. Calrus and daughter.
New York; Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Engelhard. Mr.. and
Mrs w. NJ Meserole, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Clark.
MIR. and Mrs A +. Feldman, Mrs. S w. Stein and
daughter, Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hoffman.
jacksonville, H.; q. =. Lohman and family and
Mrs r. L. Marvin. Akron. Ohio.
The old Mountain House IS also having a most
successful season, and many have been turned
away for want OF room
Admiral Rohley u. Evans, L. S. N, Is enjoying a
season at Lake Mohonk with his family.
Mrs. Gertrude Atherton, the writer; Miss Katha-
rine Glover. Of New York. and Poultney Bigeow
are establishing a poultry farm at Maiden, Ulster
County the home of Mr.. Bigelow, with capital Of
5000
Deming Smith, foreman of the Thaw jury. is In
Hobart. Delaware County
Both the Atchinson and the Westholm. resorts in
Stamford. We're struck by lightning in the recent
storm there. though not greatly damaged. David
Warfield. the actor. is at the ReXmere with his
wife for the
The following National Academy artists are
working on Cragsmoore Mountain: Edward l..
Hieney c. {. Curran. George Innes, jr., and Ed
ward Gay. Mrs. Austia Sturtevant. Miss Katha-
rine Chapman, Miss a o. Moore and Frederick
Dellenbaugh also in the artist colony for the
The Byrdcfe Settlement. Overlook Noun
tain has about fifty students in its art league
school
The big Washington Inn PhG1.cia. formerly
th9 .,-cT?rer House, has about 20 guests