New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Catskiils Resorts
Crowded as Active
Month Terminates
2 Professional Golf Matches at
Stamford Attract Many;
Cards, Recitals, Dances
Among the Diversions
Special pispateh to The Tribune

STAMFORD, N. Y, July 30.-The end
Of July finds the Western Catskills con-
tinuing to attract thousands of vaca-
tionists who enjoy the social life and
activity which are found among its
numerous resorts. Stamford is the
center of great activity of this kind be-
cause of its numerous summer hotels
and it's excellent golf course, easily &C
cessible drives and trails, and it's high
altitude.
To-day found Stamford filled with
vacaeionists from the entire Catskill-
Shawangunk region, whose interest cen
tered in anaelaborate program of ath-
letic sports conducted at the Stamford
Golf and Country Club Most interest
was manifested in the first feature OF
the afternoon, professional golf match
in which Carl Anderson, of the Shene-
cosset Country Club, of New London,
Conn, and Ferguson Cameron, of Gar
den City, L. L., competed. Others who
played were two of the best pro-
fessional golfers in this section OF the
state-John L. Stout, of the Stamford
Country Club, and George Dow, of the
Finley j. Shepard course at Roxbury
Besides an afternoon dance and card
games, variety was afforded by musi-
Gale conducted by Miss Edna Wilson, OF
New York City, who is passing the
summer at Churchill Hall.
Stamford Colony Will
Present Musical Comedy
Among the entertainments planned
for Stamford visitors is the musical
comedy my Indiana Rose" which will
be given at the Stamford Opera House
on August under the supervision of
Mrs. Lillian Grant.
Baseball enthusiasts find Stamford's
team playing such good ball that they
never miss game and are willing to
back the team to win the Catskill-
Shawangunk Mountain championship
of 1921. jeff TeSreau, formerly pitcher
for the New York Nationals. with Mrs.
Tesreau, will arrive next week to spend
August in Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Abello are sum
mering in Stamford. She Is a grand
daughter of the famous Cuban patriot,
General Garcia Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Langler, of New York, also have ar
rived for the summer. Miss Edna
,Mampel. of New York, is summering
at Halcott Center, near Stamford, for
the fourteenth consecutive season.
Churchill Halls New York arrivals
include Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Wilson,
J. L. Fay, E. Martina, l.. valiant,
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Peterson,
Miss Florence Healey, Miss Ida Powell,
Miss M. BrodeaI, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stat
lin, and L. NJ. Bowen. The conclusion Of
the annual session of the Grand Lodge
of Knights of Pythias of New York
State and the Grand Temple of Pythian
Sisters, at Kingston yesterday, brought
to Stamford to-day many leading
Pythians of the state, who will spend
some time here before returning home.
The Margaretvills section is filed by
its numerous cottage owners, among re-
cent arrivals there being w. T. Corbett.
Delhi Reunion Will Bring
Together Many Notables
Delhi is ready for the celebration of
it's centennial and the centennial Of the
Delaware Academy, which will be held
in connection with Old Home Week, be-
ginning Sunday, August 7. Secretary
of State Charles E. Hughes, who at
tended the old academy. had hoped to
be present, but cannot see his way
clear to join in the reunion of the
famous sons of Delhi, who will gather
Speakers during the week will include
Congressman Kirkpatrick. of Easton
Pa. and Helen Varick Boswell of New
York. On August Is Delhi will be the
scene of the annual Delaware County
picnic.
Activity at Fleischmann's is taking
many forms. On Saturday. August g.
will be held the annual Fleischmann
show, given by manv of the stars of
New York playhousss who are summer
ing there. The proceeds Of this years
show will be for the benefit of the new
synagogue. A new BUNGALOW colony is
being erected there by A. Schneider. of
New York, and on account of the many
new buildings the village has bought an
additional springfield mountain lake to
increase the water supply.
The Maverick colony at Woodstock is
making elaborate plans for it's mid
summer festival on August 49, This
weeks concert at the Maverick included
among its players ]. Piastro Borissoff
Engelbert Roentgen. Leon Borzin and
Henry Leavy. Ex-Sheritf Bob Chan
ler, of Dutchess County, has Joined the
art colony at Woodstock.
Bungalow colonies in the vicinity Of
Saugerties are growing rapidly. Nine
teen bungalows now comprise the
Schoentag colony near Glasco, and two
new parks are being planned by H. W.