The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-25
STAMFORD IS GAY
WITH BIG CROWDS
August Expected to Break All
Records for Brilliant
Social Affairs.
MANY SPORTING EVENTS

STAMFORD. Y. Y July 2i-There have
been very few dull moments at STAN
ford this week because there are more
people here than At many OF the resor's
tn the Catskilis II they are taking
more than passing interest In the social
affairs as well as the sporting ey.rts
arranged for the pleasure Of taoso who
| spend their vacations at this famous re-
sort.
II looks tonight. tldginC from the
| number Of peopl, who are registered -
hotels and hoardin. houses here. rs
though the coming month AT Stamford
would see all records smashed so far Ne
the number of people hcinc entertained
rs concerned. aud IN IN" number and
NrilliaucN OF the social affairs that have
been arranged for August.
As an illustration Of the brilliant mu-
steal programmes tina, will he heart
I here this season. the one arranged FOR
next Wednesday night hy Leo Schulz,
the celebrated '%ccllist. who Will he as
I sisted 10y several artists ~ note. affords
4 good example.
The ReNmvr,. the leading hotel here,
! numbered among IT'S a arrivals this
week Mr. and Mrs. II Is. Murl."a and
family. ~. \. kalish, Mss kal.sh. Miss
Mintord. +. T.. baldwin. Mrs H. Y.
Huber. Mrs. G. j.. Rafsttc, Leonard \.
Wdi.s. q. T.. Ba;chclden, y. II, Hender-
son. ~. and Mrs Albert T. Osgood, Mrs
T.. Wright of New York Mrs. IL NJ
BAILEY. Miss r \. shepard, MIS-. l.. II
Crary. j. H.. crazy. Miss Anita Bell
Crary. Miss Alice Illus, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Andrews. Mrs. VI |. ottmau. lr.
and Mrs. + T. Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs, ]
e. ZItz. Mr. and Mrs. !; j o'Leary -
Brooklyn.
The New Giant House was the scene
" several pleasant social affairs during
4 the week. Among the late arrivals there
are Edward \ Bcrnhol2, Dr, Austin V
Hughes. Donald W. Afcck. Miss Grace
NJ Nfleck. Mr. and Mrs NJ. Marshall ~
New York Miss Dorothy Sttink, Miss
l.. +. Morris. Mr.. and Mrs n Schweris'
DR.. aud Mrs T.. l.. trevelent or bTook-
lyn.
churchill Hail IL undoubtedly enter
tanning more people than any OF ths
other hotels here and looks forward to
n busy August. Among h late ar
rivals are q W. knetley, !. /" Horton,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moseley. j, Il
! Baker Mrs. A. X. Muller. Miss pona-
hue. Miss f.. Carroll, Miss O. Carroll
Miss Margaret Rooney, Peter !. Bailey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh T. ponn"lly. Miss
BESSIE Kivalan. Joseph kivalan, Miss
z \ tlll'A ~
York. J. i. Maxwell, Miss NJ. r. New
comb. Miss T.. u. wilder. Miss g, F.
: wilder. Mrs. \. 4 Hynard, |" NJ. Ryan
T. !. Ryan. NJ. ". Cortade, Miss q. T.
! Eencyian. Miss Anna NJ. Griff, Mr.. and
Mrs. stephen simmons of Brooklyn,
Al Greycourt Inn brilliant social AT
fairs follow each other in rapid sue
cession and the hotel will he very lively
for the remainder of the season, Amonl
the late arrivals are Mrs, II. NJ. FuersI
and sister. Mr., and Mrs, Herbert Tice
Mrs. William Fink. Miss Jennie f.mmer
pr. and Mrs, Il. Strobridge, NJ, NJ, Colt
l.cb, Miss 7. lieimers, w. NJ. Huseltou
Miss i. blair of New York, Miss Lii
Ian : Husclton of Richmond Hin. y
Y: Miss Mary q Malone, Mrs, A. Levy
Miss Madeline Cornell, Miss claudi,
Cornell OF brooklyn,
Al Simpson Terrace a good siZet
crowd il enjoying a delightful outing
Among the late arrivals are Miss Eliza
beth Il Morrison, Mrs, Il, l.. Hall, Mis-,
u. Hail, Miss V, Hall of New York, A
T.. BENNETT of brooklyn.
lngleside has had "A busy week for IT.
management and a delightful week FOL
It's boardcrs, Among the late arrivals
are Mrs, A. Bullenkamp, II. Bu;lenkamp
T.. W. B%onawitz, Miss Minnie Griffith
Miss Margaret Agen, Miss Mary Foley
Mrs. NJ LOTUS, Miss Margaret LOTUS
Miss Annie Donnelly, Mrs, Edward Ian,
and family OF Brooklyn, Miss Emil,
Topp. George T.. Van Worst, Alher
Culento. Il T. Ruhle, Mrs. q. A. Preycr
Miss Dorothy rreyer, Mrs. J. F, Larkin
J. Larkin, Jr, Daniel Lee Belvidere o
New York
The Wostholm has among Its late mr.
rivals Mrs. W. j, Kcvcny and FANNY
Miss Mary T. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs, |
] -. Wigand of New York. Miss MIMI