New-York tribune., 1921-09-04
Catskills' Resorts
Have Lively Week
OF Social Affairs
Concerts, Dances and Atll-
letic Events Occupy Time
of All Colonies; Corner
stone Laid for Tower
Specia, Dispatch to The Tribune

STAMFORD, N. Y, Sept. 3.-The
week in Stamford opened with con
cert Sunday evening at Churchill Hall
where brilliant program was given
The artists included Nine. Wickes
pianist; Miss Foster, lyric soprano;
Miss Marguerite Montero, harpist;
Miss Edna Wilson, contralto, and AL.
fred G. Mueller, violinist.
The annual Mardi Gras was held on
the lawns and streets adjacent to
Churchill Hall Monday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Young appeared in
vaudeville skits, and there were sew
eral boxing exhibitions. Tuesday even
ing's dance at the Westholm was large
ly attended, and the Catholic bazaar
inc same evening showed net receipts
of $4,000. ~
On Thursday evening visitors showed
their pride in Stamford's victorious
baseball team by large patronage of the
baseball dance and benefit at the STAN
ford Country Club
The bridge at Cold Spring Farm Inn
given by Mrs. E. d. Meserole and Mrs
talbot was brilliant success. On
tuesday evening Mrs. J. P. Barnes was
hostess at big luncheon at the Coun-
try Club. An event of interest at
Gresycourt Inn on Thursday was the
wedding of Miss Eleanor Paradise and
Grandson Warren. The bride is a
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Brown of
Stamford.
Recent arrivals at Churchill Hall i'm
clude, from New York City, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kemp, Mrs. N. j. Hayes,
r. II. Lazarus, Merritt H. Smith. J.
Waldo Smith, c. M Sheehan, William
W. Brush, R. N. Wheeler, w. H. Scho-
field, DR.. Edwin Rogers, William v
Mahoney, Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Kirkland,
Miss Kirkland, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Gerrity and Miss Gerrity, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Jones and Miss Jones.
Mrs; Harrison, widow of former
president Benjamin Harrison, is visit
ing relatives in Ulster County.
Lake Mohcnk on, Tuesday was the
scene OF impressive ceremonies when
the Albert X. Smiley Memorial Tower
at Sky Top took more definite shape
with the laying of the cornerstone.
Sunset Park Inn, at Haines Falls, on
Tuesday attracted visitors from many
sections who attended the field day
and lawn fete for the benefit of the
Haines Falls Library. All kinds of
outdoor races and games were held
in the afternoon, concluding with a
lawn supper, after which guests were
entertained by musical program rem
dered by Miss Eswold, Miss A.
Thomas, Miss Dalton and Mrs. Sher-
wood.
Recent arrivals at Sunset Park Inn
include william Picho, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Hall, Miss G. Knight, che Misses
Everett, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Nesbit, Miss
H. Pease, Miss NJ Carey and William
Dobler. Of Brooklyn.
Prattsville's busy week included a
card party in Amusement Hall ky
guests of The Graham on Monday; a
prize dance Friday evening which
was arranged by Miss Maude Lambert,
with costumes designed by Mrs. josie
V. Osborn, of Saratoga Springs.
Windham guests held q successful
masquerade dance Friday evening. At
Hunter Friday evening masque and
confetti carnival attracted many visi-
tors and a dansant Oriental is sched-
uled for Labor Day.
At the Grant House at Catskill this
evening guests from that and neighbor-
ing houses will unite in mask and
civic ball
United States Senator William M
Calder will be the principal speaker
at the Delaware County Fair at Delhi
on September 15. The fair will oper
September 12 and races will be one Of
the many attractions.
Among the latest cottage builders il
Franklin Killian, OF Richmond Borough
who has purchased a tract on which
summer home will be erected. Cap.
tain John w. Dow has decided to re.
tire from life on the ocean and has
low, near Andes, of which he will
take immediate possession. During this
World War Captain Dow made nine
teen voyages to Europe with munitions
One ship, owned by the French govern
N ent. was tnrnednad And Lost