The New York herald., 1921-07-10
Motor Parties
in the dtSkilIS
Baseball and Golf Season Is
Opened at Stamford-Ar-
rivals at Resort.
sssoio, Despatch to THE New York HunALl

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number of excursion parties over Sun
day and Monday than the numerous re-
sorts between Kingston and Stamford
there is no section that is proving sc
popular this week with automobile par
ties. who, coming In by way of Kingston
and the Ashokan Reservoir, have en-
Joyed one of the prettiest tours in the
East over some of the best roads in
America and in addition to the auto
mobile parties thousand of vacationists
tahd cortagers are at Big Indian Pine
Hill. Highmount Fleischmann's. Rox-
bury, Margaretville and Stamford for
the remainder Of the summer and social
activity is beginning to reach its most
! interesting stage.
Stamford, on the slope of a mountain,
Is one of the busiest places in the region
and the opening of the baseball and
golfing season there with a semi-profes-
sional baseball team of collegians repre-
senting Stamford on the diamond. large
numbers of golfers attracted by the
sporty eighteen hole course, and tennis
enthusiasts by the hundreds. there will
be more than passing interest in the
sporting events scheduled for almost
daily during the remainder of the sum-
mer.
The New Rexmere Club Hotel al
Churchill Park and the Churchill Hall
activity and dances at eayh place this
(. week have been well attended.
Mrs. A. Stewart. the Misses Ethel and
Elizabeth Stewart of New York are
among the early arrivals at Ivanhurst
where they will spend the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kuhn and family OF
New York are occupying their summer
cottage here for the season.
. Neynhare pf tho Cr,ha ', c,,p,y,ar ro1opy
have been making their appearance In
increased numbers during the last few
days Among those who have registered
at Churchill Hall are Manuel Cuetara,
Mrs H. "A. Betancourt. DR.. and Mrs
Alen1an of Havana.
Florida Is represented at Churchill
Hall by Mr. and Mrs. E. A. waddell and
Miss Waddell of Miami. Mrs. e. A.
Robinson. Alan and Wilson Robinson OF
the same place are at the New Rexmere
Club Hotel.
i Churchill Hall has among it's arrivals
Ii L. Jacobs. Lincoln Wincor, Palmer
Bateman. Ted Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. H
H. Thomas, r. c. Van Alta, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Edmonston, Mr. and
Mrs. +. W. Doxey, Miss Fannie Gibson
Mr.. and Mrs. A III. Brawner, w. p. T
Bramer. Miss M. F. Brarones, Henry R.
Glere. Miss Annie B. La Rean. Mr.. and
MRS. H. H. Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Marchy. Fritz Madden, Mrs. w. E
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Kennedy,
Mrs. d. j. Kennedy, Mrs. J. ]. Crowley,
Miss M. T. Kennedy.
At the New Rexmere Club are Miss
M. Campion, Mrs. J. McCaffrey, Master
A. McCaffrey, J. Albert Engelson. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Sheridan and family.
Mrs. Dudley Sutphen, Miss Elizabeth
Sutphen, Miss Anna Neel. Mrs. o. R
Chapman, Mrs. w. N. Cloves, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. NJ. Stackpole, Miss Lucille
Stackpole. Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Wright,
Miss Marjorie Wright. Miss Virginia
Wright, Joseph Kelly, Patrick ]. Shea,
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Lins, Claude B. May
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Elliott. Mrs.
E. A. Robinson, Allen Robinson, Wilson
Robinson.
At Highmount the New Grand Hotel
was the busiest place in the western
Catsl1ills over the holidays and Is pretty
well fillea again this evening. Among
the late arrivals there are s. ]. Buch-
wald, ]. Zisfine, L. P. Brillstein, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Harris. Herman Semmel,
S. M. Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @.
Cohen and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Goldstein and family of New York.
Among the cottagers who are occupy
ing their places at Pine Hill are Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Maben.
At the summit Of the Catskills the
Hotel Kaaterskill, the largest of the
i1ptels, and the Catskill Mountain House
have completed the first ten days OF the
season and they have been exceedingly
busy days at each place.
fMr. and Mrs. George J. Harding OF
Philadelphia, Pa, the owners OF the
Hotel Kaaterskill, have been passing the
week there. Others include Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Cowan, z. NJ. Oberfelder, Mr.
and Mrs. w. Speigelberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris L. Pallard. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Ifirschfield. Miss Hazel Hirschfeld
Irving B. Hirschfield. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Gonberg, Mr.. and Mrs. H. z. Bailman of
New York
At Haines Falls the nine hole golf
course of the Catskill Mountain Club
has been thronged with players to-day
who are getting In form for the tourna-
ments. Glen Park House has among its
arrivals Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newman,
Misses Agnes C. Elliott Catherine NJ.
Sullivan, Jennie Reid and Isabel Reid,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius G.. Hayes,
James Feeney, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G..
Thompson, Miss Thompson. Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph J. Glennon. New York;
Miss Grace Winters. Miss Grace Gear.
Hoboken. N. j.
:Loxhurst has registered w. Whitney
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. p. J. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs.
q e. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
son, Tredwell wooley. Miss NJ. T. Nc
Grath. Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Brown, w.
whitney Smith. DR.. w. H. Smith. New
York.
= The Cairo section of the Catskills
lost but few of the sojourners who
reached there last Saturday night.
The Maple Lawn Hotel. the largest
Of the Cairo houses. Is the busiest place
In the section. among those registered
there being Daniel T. O'Brien, Louis
Ringlein. p. Henderson. p. r. Rasmus-
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Buttikoff. Miss
Buttikoff. ]. @. Gerard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ploughbaker, e. II. Kale, Misses
Mae Cunningham and Caroline Chirby.
Charles Caggiano. Miss Betty Jippert,
Edgar v. Henyon, James Russell. Mr..
and Mrs. George Boas. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Myer. Miss Lillian Swartz.
Miss Mildred Swartz Miss Frances Ja-
cobs. Miss Helene Siattery. Miss Daisy
r. Webber. II. Henning of New York.
Saranac May Get !.