New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
Kill Care of
Vacation Vanguard
Clear Weather Draws Thousands to the Peaks and
Valleys of the Rhineland of the H. S A.
--Bonifaces Busy

Mr. and Mrs. W A. Brous. Of Phila-
delphia, will operate lockwood IN the
Pines this year, the house opening to-
day. A numbC- OF innovations that
will have a tenC Icy 20 make the Rock
wood popu''r will be introduced. in
GLIDING dan, X with mesque dance
on Friday evenings and special dance
on Saturday afternoons. Afternoon
concert and afternoon teas Will also
be innovations.
The Maple Lawn has been the busiest
place here this week with It's many ar
rivals.
The Rev. and Mrs. Wardell L. Jen-
nings, of Munich, Germany, where the
Rev. Mr.. Jennings is pastor of the
American Episcopal Church, have been
the guests Of friends here this week.
Miss Agnes Christensen, Of North
port, L. l., Is spending the summer here
as the guest of her father
Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott and Reynolds
Scott, of Jamaica, l.. l., and Fred Scott,
of Brooklyn, are among the early ar
rivals at the Shinglekill House.
Harold a. Waite, of Brooklyn, is en-
joying his annual Catskill vacation.
Hne House arrivals include Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Horsefield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Martin, Miss Ethel Martin,
Miss Flynn, Robert Purcell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Morris, of New York.
Arrivals at the Buena Vista Farm in
clude Fred II. Smith, Enoch Holley, Of
New York, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID.
Miller and Miss Miller, OF East Orange,
n. j.
The Glen Falls House is caring for
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 0. Huland, Miss Rosie
Joseph. Miss Anna Barter, and A. l..
Dolly. of New York.
The lockwood in the Pines has regis
tered Walter Faussner, Howard Fauss-
ner, Mrs. c. Faussner, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
King, William Mccarthy. Miss Elsie
Rock and Miss Elsa Milatz, of New
York.
Otis Summit, n. Y, June 26.-Clear
weather has attracted an unusually
large number of tourists and automo-
bile parties to the Catskill Mountain
House, which is in readiness for the
opening next Wednesday. 1t is ex-
pected that the coming season will be
one of the busiest that this famous
house has experienced.
The construction Of a golf course is
going to make golf one of the leading
diversions az the Catskill Mountain
House. The dansants will be contin-
ued and other diversions, including
boating and canoeing, will be as popu-
lar as hitherto.
Kaaterskill, n. Y. June 26.-At the
Kaaterskill everything is in readiness
for occupancy and when the doors re
thrown open next Wednesday il IS ex-
pected that the register will show a
record number OF patrons. The book
ings are greatly in excess of those of
former years. Daily concerts by The
Lenzberg Orchestra will be one of the
features of the hotel entertainment.
Stamford, n. Y, June 26.-Clear June
days have added to the interest in out
of door amusements and mountain
climbing and the golf links at the
Country Club course and in Churchill
Park and Mt. Utsayantha have been the
favorite gathering places of the many
people who have registered at the SIAM
ford hotels and boarding houses.
DR.. A. c. Rhodes and Miss Rhodes, Of
New York, are occupying tSeir summer
home in Churchill Park Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Regain and their family, of New York
are occupying the Phebus cottage in
Granthurst Park. Senior Miguel Car
rillo, of Havana, Cuba, has taken the