The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Golf to Be Chief
September Sport
in the CatSkillS
Throngs at Mountain Resorts
to Remain Until Well Into
Autumn.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
CATsKILL, N. Y. Aug. 27.-While
thousands of the vacationists who havo
! been passing August In the Catslill
Mountains are preparing to return to
the city, the end OF the season will not
be In sight for several weeks and only 4
few of the hotels will close before the
end of September. The coming month
promises to be as busy as July at many
of the more important centres.
Golf will be the most popular OF out
of door sports next month and at Stam-
ford. Haines Falls, Woodland. High
mount and Palenville there win be many
tournaments.
This week has seen q number OF
events that have attracted crowds Of the
vacationists. Among the most trnpor-
tant have been the Sunday concert at
the Maverick in Woodstock. when the
Letz Quartet who are rehearsing for
their winter programme there. gave o
recital
The Caio Fair at Cairo on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday attracted
more than six thousand persons. a
largo crowd attended the benefit per-
formance and dance at the Country CLUB
In Stamford this evening.
I Labor Day outing parties will give the
Catslills some OF the busiest days of the
season, as the reservations indicate that
the largest crowds OF excursionists ever
seen in the Catskills will come here for
the outing.
Crowds for Week END.
Here at Catskill the leading hotels
are filled to their capacity again to-
night. week end parties having taken up
every available room.
/ Arrivals at the Grant House include
Miss c. I. Ryan. Miss NJ. A Loughny.
G. A. Holley. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rosenblath. Miss e. Klein. Mr.. and Mra
NJ. J. Grey, DR.. and Mrs. Henry Peters,
I Mr.. and Mrs J. N. Abeles, Frederick
K Reiss. DR.. Robert Hahn, Mr.. and Mrs.
7 Andrew a. Daily. Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
\ II. Hays, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Morris,
Z John Morrisey and Edward Morrisey.
4 The Edgemere, which will remain open
until November, has among its recent
arrivals Charles F. Wiley. d. Chandler.
Miss Elsie Dreenberg. Miss Isabel Dreen-
/ berg, Louis c. Gedner, Adolph r. Dillen-
/ berg, John Feeney, William Dooley. MIR.
and Mrs. A. Yokel, James Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs T.. J. Willard. Mrs. NJ. Yokel.
! Miss Dorothy Rathgen. Miss Lillian
4 NT..-,r vlyi.
The autumn season at Cairo promises
to be the busiest ever known In that
section, and every house will remain
open during the coming month.
Registered at the Cairo hotels are
Maple Lawn Hotel-Miss Julia NJ.
Minchen. Miss Loretta Flanagan, u. A.
Hoffman, ID. Buttil5ofer, Mr.. and Mrs I.
Mullins, A. Altman. Miss A. Festl. Mr..
and Mrs. }. D. Gum, Miss Helen Gum,
Miss NJ. Kilmartin, Miss irene Kilmartin.
Miss Agnes Mccarthy, c. B. Anderson,
Miss Margaret Il. Collins Miss Helen
Collins, Miss Adele #. Collins, Miss Rita
@. Martin, Miss Pauline Martin, Miss
Florence G. Cosgrove, Miss Florence
schaefcr Miss Theresa Radich. Arthur
I Mcconnell, Miss Genevieve Mcconnell.
Miss May Breen. Mrs Frank 3. John
ston. Mrs. X Tracy and family, Miss
v. Alexander OF New York.
Hotel Walters-J. Armour. NJ. Bran
dow, Mr. and Mrs. S. Mckay. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Madden, J. A. Busch, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Toscanl, Mr. and Mrs. B.
Grison Miss II. r. Carroll, y. Mona
CHAN. Mr.. and Mrs p. ]. Noonan, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Schultz, Joseph Wheel
ing. Robert P Kehoe, Mrs. M. Elliott,
Miss G.. Elliott, Mrs. F. Winterling OF
New York.
Cottagcrs TO Remain Late.
The members OF the cottage colonies
at Twilight, Sunset and Santa Cruz
parks win occupy their homes until the
last OF October, and they, with members
Of the Onteora Club and the Elka Park
colony, will make Haines Falls and Tan
nersville lively.
At Sunset Park Inn are NJ. II. Hollock,
Miss J. Bishop, Miss III. Bishop. Miss L.
Schwab. Miss r. George, i. Mahoney,
Miss X. Mcnamara, Mrs. T. A. Murphy.
Miss D. Murphy, II. Murphy, Miss NJ.
Murphy, Mrs. III. q. Klenke and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lee, Edward Leo,
r. FitzgiNbons. B Fitzgibbons and G. II.
Dougherty. all Of New York.
4 Loxhurst--J. Eckhoff. Miss Irene
Myers, Nsiss Myers Miss Nellie Kane, j.
Coss. Miss c. w. Waine. Mrs T. waine,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Stocker. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Driscol. Miss Reba Wittmeyer. Miss
M Won Stetten, Mrs. J. Callahan, the
Misses Callahan. Mrs. S. M. Curl, Miss
NJ. II. Broome, New York.
The Claremont--From New York: Miss
Hazel Smith, Miss Lillian Combs, Miss
Edna Combs Miss Eva c. Martin, Mrs.
G. a. Briggs. Mr.. and Mrs. MacCurdy,
William MacCurdy. Charles viehman. A..
J. Clancy, Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Liddle,
Mrs. John Podesta, Miss Mary Il. Po-
desta.
Arrivals at hotels at stamford include
Churchill Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Il. Schwartz
and party. Mrs. Robert W. Murtha, Miss
r. A. TwiSg, Miss May c. Smith, Mrs.
u, Dwyer, Miss Jennie Dwyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Pilquist and party. @. M. Jack
son, y. $. Hamilton. Mrs p. B. Hicks,
A. NJ. Callahan, New York
New Rexmere Club Hotel, from New
York: John J. McCaffrey Miss J. Fal-
vey, Miss A. Falvey, the Rev. John j.
King. Dr. and Mrs L. G. Warner. Miss
Jane Shattuck, John q. Shattuolt, f. @.
Shattuck, II. d. Shnttuck, John II. Fors-
man.
Catskill Mountain House: Mrs. NJ M.
Rosenberg and son. u. NJ. zubeloff, NJ.
Camacho. r. s. weinberRer, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. siegier. Miss Selma siegler. Miss