The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26

afternoon teas. a hop at the Bear and
Fox Inn and trips TO other resorts have
constituted the amusement INDUCED In by
the people summering at the Onteora
Club during the past week.
The cottages are all occupied and
large number Of people are being enter
tanned at the clubhouses.
Miss Maude Adams. who has been at
her summer home during the month OF
July, will spend tho month OF August
here.
Mr. and Mrs Carol Beckwith of New
York will remain Mt their summer cot
tage here during August and September
Mr.. and Mrs Edward l.. Coster will
occupy their summer home here during
August
Mrs Ben All Haggin will remain at her
handsome summer residence here during
the month of August
Among those who are registered at the
Bolr and Fox Inn for August are Miss
McAllster. Miss =. Miller Mr.. and Mrs
l. l.. Fleming. Wallace Fleming. L.
Fleming. Mrs T.. Cockcroft. Dr. II. X
Faleer. Mrs. Virginia Hills, Frances VI
Bjorllman. New York; Mr. and Mrs. C.
Il Searle Iiackensack. y. Y; J. y.
Tllden. Garrison. y. Y; Mrs. Bremen
Mrs j. -. Baker. Peekslill. y. Y.
KAArERsKuL. y. Y, July 25.-Delight-
fus weather has made lie AT the Hotel
Kaatcrskill delightful during the past
week and the throng OF peopl" who are
reg stored have enjoyed every minute OF
their visit.
At the hotel the afternoon and eve
ming concerts have met with the approval
OF the music lovers and the dances during
the evening have been the most brilliant
social functions the Hotel kaaterskil has
ever witnessed. There are more men at
the kuaterSkill this season than ever be
fore.
The athletic guests have enjoyed trips
TO the mountain tops. golf aud tennis and
boating and canoeing on the Kaaterskiil
lakes.
There is considerable interest shown
in the handsome silver cups which VIII!
be awarded In the golf and tennis tourna-
ments here next month. number Of
prominent players are expected 10 parti-
clpate In the contests
OTIs SUMMIT. y. Y. July 25.--The
bright. clear days u the past week at the
Catskin Mountain House have brought a
thrOng Of visitors here each day to take
Advantage Of the unusually clear atmos-
phere to see tho the world famed piano.
ramc view of the Hudson River, and II
looks tonight as though the month or
August would be the busiest in the his.
tory Of this resort
The tea dances are attracting number
OF the Younger set ana the magnificent
ballroom here presents a lively appear
ancP.
Among the many arrivals during the
past week are Mrs. j. Jacobs, Miss T II.
Jacobs. r. =. Kennedy. !. Alkus. Samuel
Shrler Miss Sadie Shrler Miss Maud
Shrer Mr. and Mrs r. Southeastern, Mas
Ter Nathan Southeastern. Miss Il. Schlee-
stein. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Lesser Mrs.
r Harrison. Mrs s Brock. Sol schiller,
y,1 .Fyl,. 1 r.tg
Plaut. Isaac Goodman. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Letauche, !. Lobcl A. y. I.obel. l.. j.
Frank, A. NJ Nelson, Jack Goldberg. :. !.
Heymann, Irving NJ Cooper. Bert
Cooper. ]. MIL Mlss Jennie Seg"l,
Miss Rose Siegcl Miss Loewns.
the Misses Stcinhardt. tho Misses
Byck Mr., aud Mrs. @. Loewns, l.. Metz
ser. Mr. and Mrs y. W Shrier. Miss Mar
Sorie Solfrey. Miss Sarah Bauer. Miss
Lottle Dane, Mrs T., IIirschhorn. New
York II. Amols. Brooklyn.
HAINEs FALLS y. Y, July 2b.-The ho-
tells and boarding houses In this section
OF the Catskills are doing record break.
ing business tonight because liaines Falls
has more visitors this evening than II has
ever had in the month OF July.
The tea dances which have been the
rage here this season seem to be growing
In popularity because the smaller hotels
and boarding houses are devotng almost
as much attention to dancing as the large
hotels.
Golf continues TO be the most popular
OF the out OF door amussments and the
tournament here the latter part OF last
week attracted a number of prominent
PLAYERS and the twelve contestants In the
nnals were more closely matched than
usual.
The Sunset Park Inn mt Sunset Park
has been ono or the liveliest places here,
Among the arrivals there are Miss !.
King. Mrs II. A. MacAdams. Miss Eliza
b~,h Foley John X. MacAdams, Mrs. a.
Tyler Miss u, NJ Foley. Miss Julia An
derson, Mrs Il. Hebe. Miss NJ. IIebe. Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald Sullivan. FL ID.
Marchalleck, J. J. Calligan, Miss Grace
Levy. a. Krender. J. II. Callaghan, New
York A. Wintish. Mr. and Mrs l. Ovator,
c. Kless, Miss Marguerite Wheeler,
Brooklyn
Loxhurst is entertaining among lis late
arrivals Miss Josephine Leahy. Ray L.
fialsted, w McLoone, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ
Fitzgerald, Brooklyn Augustus F. Parry,
Mrs. J.. J. Moller, Miss A. Moller. New
York
Twilight Inn Is entertaining Mrs. John
tNomson. Miss ]. Whitney. A. C. Travis
Miss Catherine Bennett, Fred Weiner f.
j Travis, Mrs. l. Fay. Miss j. Pikard
Mrs r. NJ. Thomson, NJ. C. Young. Miss
A. Hin. Mr., and Mrs C. d. Smith, O.
kondo, +. II. Hutton. Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
htailforte New York; A. MINI, Brook
lyn Mrs John Lewis and family, Miss
Norma ChIlds Floral Park, N. ].
SAuGERrIEs. N. Y. July 25.-Ths Chau-
tauGua celebration at Ssugerties brouEh,