New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
Stamford Hotels Taxed
By'CrO,Uds for Fourth
Rush Made for Goodness OF the
CnskiIs When Holiday Cires
Chance to Flee From City
.Speci1l Correspondence


STAMFORD, n. Y, July 5.-The
Fourth Of July brought to Stamford a
crowd Of tourists and season guests,
many Of the smaller houses being COM
PEELED to turn people away. Churchill
Hall and the Rexmere, both of which
are noted for their brilliant social
functions, had the first of the seasons
dances on Friday night.
The Country Club had it's formal
opening on Friday and the links were
crowded Several good scores were
made and much interest is being dis
PLAYED in the tournaments scheduled
for later in the season. The Rexmere
links are now in good shape and are
in constant use.
The summer guests have displayed a
keen interest in the Stamford Boy
Scout Camp at Prattsville. 1t is con-
Quoted by Scoutmaster ". d. Cavert.
formerly of New York, assisted by
George l.. Moore. of Brooklyn. who was
recently discharged from the army
after serving eighteen months IN
France as sergeant in the medical
corps.
Fishing is more popular than usual
this year. and there have been several
good catches Of bass and trout. Pro
fessor j. p. Silvernail, Of Rochester,
is the expert fisher of the summer
colony and has already made trips to
the best known trout streams OF the
Catskills, never failing TO bring back
the specklcd beauties.
Among the cottage arrivals OF the
last week were y. =. Young. of New
York +. Stubbc, of Porto Rico; Mich
ael Reagan. of Montclair; William
AH'cck. of Yonkers; G. A. Walters and
James Fitzpatrick, of New York, all OF
whom have summer homes in Grant
hurst Park. Frank j. Parks. of Brook
Ign, is now occupying the Colonial. in
Churchill Park. Mrs. L. d. Keevcney,
OF New York. and S. Hoyo, of Havana.
have cottages in Harper Street, and
Mrs. X. Colyer. Of New York, is occu-
pying a bungalow in West End Avenue.
The season guests who have arrived
at the Rexmere during the last week
are Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Courtade, ". b.
Courtadc. Mrs. X. c. Baker, Mrs. II. l..
Walker. II. l.. Walker. jr.. Elizabeth
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Walker,
Mrs. Peter Borsch and Dorothy Borsch,
F. T. Walker and Miss +. Lee. Of New
York.
Recent arrivals at Churchill Hall arc
MIR. and Mrs. J. J. Laird. Robert
Nathan and S. Martin, OF New York.
New Grant House arrivals include
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Dotey. Of Jackson.
vile; Fudenia Hildenbrand, Of Staten
Island: Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. McGrocum
Of New Rochelle; +. II. Walters and
X. l.. Cannon. of New York.
The guests at the Westholm are
/ + : Burtis. NJ. O. Victor and x. )
/ Swebel. Of New York; J. A. Cairns and
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Sidenberg, Of Brook.
I'm: Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Curtis. OF
/ Ossining: Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Carney
Miss Ellen Carney and Miss Ella Kelly
of Utica.
Late arrivals at the Madison arc
Mrs. J. D. whipple. Mrs. and Miss
Pearson. Of New York; Mr.: and Mrs
j. p. Warren, Miss Elaine Warren anc
J. p. Warren. jr, of Brooklyn.
Ivanhurst arrivals are Mrs. Z. stew
art. Miss Anna Stewart. Miss Anna
Butler. Miss Maud Bliss. Miss NJ VI
Martin. Miss Armstrong and Miss Nc
Cabe. Of New York
Kendall Place guests are the Misses
Howe. of New York; Mrs. Haskell anC
BENJAMIN Haskell Of Buffalo; Mr.. ans
Mrs. c. A. Estes, Of Washington; Nr
and Mrs. T.. {. Stable, OF shelton
Conn; Mrs. J. NJ. Hsmmand. Of Mid
dletown. y. Y. and &. +. Edmund ant
family. Of Holly. y. \.
Among the recent guests AZ lnglesid'
are DR.. and Mrs. William Wit. DIR
{. r. Brophy. DR.. J. 4. Brophy, Ms
Adele McNaiters. Hiss Elsie Rouhle
A. J. Nahimens, Mr. and Mrs. J: VI
Usera. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Ferrer. Richsr'
Duffy. Mrs. NJ. T. Riddle and Mrs. l.
Roe OF New York