The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-19
Vacationists Make Life Gay in Catskills

CArsKILL. n. Y. July lS.-The warm
wave OF the early part OF the week
started throngs Off on their annual yaca-
ton in the Catskills
IL Is seldom that people suinmerng at
Catskill have an opportunity of seeing
near tho village any wild animals. yet a
large buck. a doe ana two fawns found
their way into the vast park along the
Catskill Creek md were watched with
interest by summer visitors there, who
found them SO tame that they could be
led without being frightened.
The discovery on Saturday last OF sew
eral Tine specimens of arrowheads and
Indian relies in Austin's Glen, along the
Old Five Nations trail. by Mrs. j.
Schippers of Brooklyn. has led to a
search for Indian relies that has resulted
In the discovery of a number including
two tomahawk heads and a mace grinder.
Among the late arrivals at the Grant
House are Mr.. and Mrs, f., Il. Muller and
son. Miss Mae f.. Torbert Miss Eta
Rehan the Rev, T.. T.. McCovcry. Mrs. X.
5. Open. Miss a. V. Riley, Miss s Riley.
Miss +. j. Ryan Mrs Is. T. O'Connor &.
F. Davis, L. Lilly, w. U. Sherer, New
York Miss Nellie v Roman, Mrs. r. II.
Preston, Mrs. Margaret McClOslSey and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. !. Buse, Gilbert
Lloyd. Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs John An
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OKeefe, Detroit Mich. Mr. and Mrs.
Waterman, Miss Lillian Hausenbeck,
Louis Morgan. North Hampton. Mass.
The Glenwood Hotel. which is under
new management this season. has been
buster this week than at any time during
the season. Among tho late arrivals there
are O. Cohn, Mrs, Miller and sister. Miss
j. christensen. J. Fraser, Miss E. Corey.
Mrs, A, Davis. Miss IL. Davis Mrs. X
al al 4
Mrs j. Ryan, New York J. Suarez, Miss
II. Suarez. Havana, Cuba Mr.. and Mrs
j. Booth and family. Mr.. and Mrs, ]
Vogel and family. Orange, n. j.; Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Brown, Newark. ". j Frank
Schlosser and son. Lynbrook y. ],
HAfNEs FALLS, ~ Y, July lS-A week
of gaycty In which the several thousand
boardNs enjoying n vacation at Haines
Falls have INDUCED i'm golf. tennis, boat
ing, dancing, automobillng and other
amuse.aents draws to IA close tonight and
finds moro people spending their vaca-
tion hero than at any other place In the
Catskills
Dancing is gaining in popularity here
each week and the professional dancers
who are teaching at the hotels are kept
busy, The arrivals for the past week arr
as numerous as those in preceding years
sunset IHfk Inn mas among TINS week
arrivals Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Pasncr, NJ SIS
NJ, Pasncr, NJ. Yasumota, NJ, $. SchlosS,
Miss j. A. Armstrong. A. Il. Graham. Miss
Anna r. Hart, J. a. Curry. NJ, Miller. Mi 80
Anna c. O'Farrel, NJ. r. Uniacke, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. f.. Mucke New York Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mcclure Mrs VI, Webbrr. Miss
II, A. Weber Miss NJ. Reilly. c. Meallace,
c. Judge, j. Coffin, Mrs. -. Mnaldi. Miss
NJ. Minaldi Brooklyn; SIR, and Mrs. q. II.
Mengel, Reading, Pa, Mrs. Arson \. Car
ter Newark, n, j. II. r. Green HobolSen,
~ j.; Robert J. Brown, East Orange.
n. ].
Twilight Inn Ia entertaining Mr. an
Mrs. Geoffrev Howell. Miss ]. l}anmatyne
Miss NJ MAILER Mrs. Jerome GIN Akin
son, Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hoxic.
Miss l. HoNie, Mrs u. T.. Beach, Miss A,
Proyse, Mrs. j. Monroe Miss isabelle
Monro, Miss Monro, Miss NJ. Searle, Mr..
and Mrs. +. r. Hutton, New York. Mr..