The New York herald., 1921-09-11
BY FOREST AND STREAM
Lively Autumn
Season Opens
in the CatSkiIIS
Numerous Arrivals From New
York at the HOtels-Artists
Hold Sale.

Epsctal Despatch to THE New Yosx HnmALp.
CATsKrLL, 4 T., Sept. 10.-While the
Catskill Mountain House and the Hotel
Kaaterskill have closed. there is little
evidence Of the season having ended in
any section Of the mountains because
OF the number Of s6journers who are re-
manning or who have arrived for the
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs M. w. Seaman and fam
ily of New York, who have been passing
the month of August In Canada and at
points on Lake Champlain. have returned
to Al Vista. their country place here, for
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip wardle and J. A..
Hulsizer Of Asbury Park. N. j.. are en-
5oying the mountain air here.
Miss Adeline Wheelock Of New York.
who was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
James P. Phillip. has returned to her
home.
p. Dunkin Tallmadge, miniature artist,
and Mrs. Tallmadge are at Glen Mary.
Arrivals at the Grant House from New
York include Mr.. and Mrs. William W..
Edwards, J. G. McCracken. John Cook.
j. II. Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Lin
ton, Misses Gertrude O'Donnell, Helen G..
Welsh and Mamie Welsh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lambert Schmidt and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Walsh and family, Hugo
Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Hurley, Ar
thur L. Spell and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Green.
Cseekside arrivals include Mr.. and
AIRS. Sam Haggett. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Simon and family, Misses Nina Fleck,
Minnie Schnechter. Grace Hammell. Ros-
lyn Harris and Eta Rothstein. Felix
Prince. Misses Dorothy Greenstein. Le-
more Greenetein and Jean Gensler. Leo
Brooks. Milton Kahn and Harry B.
Kaplan.
Salisbury House--Mrs Lou Heckel-
helm, Miss Helen Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Middlecamp. Edward Dougherty.
John Graham. Mrs. James A. Flynn. Mrs.
William Blacker and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Geary.
vacationists at Cairo.
AZ the Maple Lawn Hotel. Cairo. are
Miss Bertha Ashley. A. w. Newbould,
Miss Freda Nyholm. Miss Sophie Ny
holm, r. C. Roche. G. c. Quinn, Miss
Henrietta Rose. E. D. Roehuck Joseph
Foyer. Mr.. and Mrs. C. III. Lynch. n.
Merritt. ". I. Harland. Miss X. Nc
Coffrey. Mrs. ]. McCoffrey. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. ]. Ellis, Herbert Muhlker. Miss
Helen Morrison, Miss Mable Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Kehn. Miss Dorothy
Knauer. Thomas J. Meade. DR.. Fred
Trau. Austin A. Hans. Miss Mae Carroll.
Henry w. Davis. Miss Mary A. Nugent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Laird. Miss Grace
Y. Doyle. Miss Margaret Webber. Miss
Kathryn Doyle and Val c. Mitchell.
The Leeds and Green Lake sections
Of the CatslSilIs have attracted num-
ber Of vacationists.
At the Gypsy Point House are Roger
Mitchell, Thomas Stewart. Miss Agnes
Stewart, Joseph Romes. John Hellerman.
Frank Bradshaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Vogel.
Miss Helen Gallagher. John O'Shaugh-
nessey. Frank Lynch. Charles Gallagher.
c. r. Kennedy. Miss Rose McGovern.
Mrs. Anna Anderson. the Misses Ander-
son. Charles Richman and Mr. and Mrs.
J. +. Lewis.
Perry House ]. Riley. r. A. and NJ.
4. Reilly. J. A. Dempsey. M. 4, Dempsey
Miss Louise Hoffman. Miss Mae Null
laney. Miss Vera Kevlin. Miss Adele
Merritt, Miss Helen Bates Joseph Fall
Ion. William Young, Andrew Hart, Jean
Lockwood. Miss Florence Corcoran.
Thomas Hickey. Miss Alice Loechner.
Fred Goeffert. Frank Merritt. Miss Anna
Tierney. Miss Grace Harmon.
Golf a Chief Attraction.
Nearly all of the members OF the
cottage colonies at Sunset, Twilight and
Santa Cruz parks will occupy their
places during September and as the
inns, hotels and boarding houses at
Haines Falls will remain open during
September the season in that section OF
the Catskills will be busy one, with
so1f as one OF the principal attractions.
At Loxhurst arrivals from New York.
include: p. J. Brown. J. F.. Banks. Wal
ter Andrew. Miss Helen Smith. Mrs. A
Storms, William Fl. Hughes. Floyd s.
Smith, Robert Schiller. NJ. r. Maser, Mr..
ond Mrs. John Bell. Mrs. J. Gettinger.
The Claremont-Miss F. z. Hudson,
Miss A. l.. Lunng. Alfred NJ. Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weber. Thomas
Hickey, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Watt.
Misses Emma McManus. Agnes Nc
Manus. Ethel O'Brien. and Marie Flan-
agan.
Members Of the artists colony at
Woodstock will remain In that section
Of the Catskills until October There
was the sale of pictures there last Sat-
urday for the benefit of the building
fund of the Woodstock Art Association,
at which members OF the summer COL
cny. as well as from neighboring re-
sorts, bid for the pictures by Willard
Allen. Josephine Barnard, George Bel
loves. John Bentley. Alexander Brooks,
Marion Bullard. Frank Chase. Cecil
Chichester. Allan Cochran Andrew
Daschberg. Emile Gruppe. Birge Harri-
son. Alfred Huttee. Leon KroIl Carl
Eric Lindon. II. Leith Ross. Alice Owen,
Anna Rector. Anita Smith, Ivan sum-
mers, Eugene Speicher and Alice Ward
well.
One hundred and fifty members of the
Maennerchor Singing Society arrived last
week and remained until Tuesday at
Churchill Hall at Stamford.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Young are occupy
Ing their cottage through September.