The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26
August Vacationists Crowd
Catskill Mountain Resorts

most OF tho crowd that Ia here and be-
cause the weather has been pleasant they
have remained after the close OF the cele-
bration.
Dances. automobile rides and band con-
csrts have been a feature OF tho weeks
programme. and this, with Tho celebration
which ended yesterday morning. has given
the people here something TO do every
minute since they have been here.
Among those who are here are Miss
Alice Tymeson. Miss Anna Russell. VI.
V. Mccormick. Luther Latin. New York,
and Miss Edith Fiero OF Brooklyn has
been the guest OF Miss Lilabel Finger
at her home here.
HUNTER. y. Y. July 25.--Baseball Is
coming back into the amusement pro-
gramme at Hunter and the attendance
at this afternoons game was tho largest
ever seen at "A baseball game here.
New York parties are trying to obtain
a location here for a club camp that It
is expected will make Hunter even buster
than IL has been In the past
The Elka View House - entertaining
Mr. ana Mrs. Jacob Dorf and family.
Miss j. Lieberman. Miss A. Rubin. A.
Is. Deitz. ID. Lieberman, Miss Leah Lieb-
erman. Howard Iscoson. New York
The West End Hotel il entertaining
Mrs ]. vaysert and family. Miss Anna
Griffith Mrs y. +. Lawrence Mrs J..
Hopkins. j. T.. Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs
$. Frank. Simon Frank, New York Mrs.
l.. 7 Snedecor. Bayport l.. I.
Al shady Inn House: Mr. and Mrs.
!. Ginsburg J. HICKMAN. Miss T. Cohn,
Mr. and Mrs. 4. Iochberg New York
Mrs Harris and family. Passaic y. !. (:
Mrs A. Rubin. Brooklyn Mrs r. Stan,
Yonkers; Mrs. II. /. Goldsteln, Plt,sburg,
Pa.
The Hunter House is entertaining
u liercy. Mrs. George Lewis, Miss
Pauline EisensteIn. Miss r. Greenbers
Miss Henrietta Becker. George Lcvns
Mrs. j. Sosino. Miss Celia Schwanen-
fsld, Mrs $. g. Rubin, Miss Frances
Schneider, Mr. and Mrs II Gorden and
family, $. Mosher and son. New York /.
Louis Resmlck. Jersey city: Miss Rose
tennis and Miss Esther Katz. Newark
y. ].
CATsKur. y Y. July 25.-As an add
tlonal feature ~ summer life here this
season there win be street carnival and
fair under the auspices Of Hose Com
p1nv beginning Monday and continuing
through the week
The sacred concerts at the Grant
House on Sunday evening are attracting
considerable attention ana the dances
there since the arrival of popular
teacher OF dancing have taken on new
interest
Among the late arrivals Mt the Grant
House are Mr. and Mrs y IT Rider.
Miss Rider. Mr' George Lusl;ln. r
Macy, Milton Schulhafor, Mr. and Mrs
$ Schulhnfer, T. s. RIciy, - Budlong.
Mrs g Schloss and family Miss Mae r
Torb"t. Mrs. John Craig. Miss Grace Ken
nedy. Mise MARY OConnor Miss Eta
Ryan. Miss X HARDY. Miss Anna Luxen-
herF. Mr. I H"yman, Mrs G. NJ
Closkev nnd family Mrs VI ! Ponce
Now York Mr. and Mrs v " Preston.
y Roman Misc NJ Roman. n T. etean
Miss NJ Mcdonald, Mr. md Mrs 7
R1vse, Mr.. and Mrs seymour wur2ler
Miss !. Wurzler. Mr. ana Mrs Samuel
Lockwood ana family Brooklyn
The ITeidlcberg Is entertaining Mr. and
Mrs, William Shearmnn Mr. and Mrs
Frank ietauche. Mrs. u Phelps, william
G Marlborough Mr. md Mrs T. Hanson
and family, New York
PiNE ITuL. y, Y, July est is the
height of the Season now at Pine nm
and the hotels are filled, the cottages are
occupied and number OF people are Wis
ting friends I'm town. Pine I'M IL one
OF the livollest OF the many villages In tho
western CHtskllls.
Mr.. and Mrs J. IT. Brown OF River
head l.. l., who are among the oldest
summer residents here, are occupying
their studio
The Misses Rcudel of New York are
occupying one of the Casson cottages near
High Camp.
c. NJ Heymann OF New York ls maxi
Ing "A number uf improvements to his
summer home here and placing IL In
readiness for occupancy next month
KIsKAToM. y. Y. July 25-Thnt Kiska-
a In
sort has been SHOWN during the past
week. when party of New Workers
commenced negotiations for the purchase
or tract of land on the clff adIoln-
ing the famous Sleepy Hollow spring and
fronting on the Palenvllle- road for
the ste OF II summer colony 10 be oper-
ated on cooperative plans.
The Klskatom Hotel has among its
late arrivals J. Secke II Leonard. Miss
Elsie A. MAY T. f. Caule. Mrs William
Volb Miss IT, Merritt. Miss Irene Rier,
Miss Lucy NJ. Murray. New York Mrs
T.. Remain, Miss Il. Rlemaln. A. Eft
finger. A. Keigan, Brooklyn; Harry Mills,
william C. A. Mills. Miss Ella Mills, Jer-
sey City, n. J. f. J.. Russ. Newark, n. j.
CAIRO, N. y, July 25.--There was a
rush TO the hotels and boarding houses
at Cairo to-day that has convinced the
hotel men that August will be as busy
as any previous August In the history
Of this place.
Mr. and Mrs, O. ii. Mortonson of
Brooklyn, who are well known among the
summer visitors are occupying their cot =
tage at Purling Heights for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. w. Mcserole OF
brooklyn spent part OF last week at
Cairo while making an automobile tour
Of the CatskillA