The New York herald., 1921-07-24
EIks' Field Day
Arranged byLodge
in the CatSkiHs
Sousa's Band to Give Concert
on August Arrivals
at Hotels.

Special Despatch to THE New York HnsALD.
CArsKuL, N. Y. July 23.-The an
nouncement that Sousa's band will be
heard in concert here on August Will
bring many music lovers here from every
section of the Catsl1llls on that date.
Another event will be the Elks' field
day. to be held under the auspices OF
the Catslsill lodge August II. at the
Cairo Fair Grounds
Arrivals at the Grant House include
Miss Teresa Freter. Frank Bernhardy,
Miss Fannie Welch, r. II. Farler, WILL
lam Tindale, r. o. wray New York
Harry Jones, Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs.
T. E. Tassy, Hackensack. N. j.: Mr.. and
Mrs. f. II. Cleveland. Pittsheld. Mass.
w. III. Alderman. Mount Vernon. N. Y. {;
NJ. A. Pagan, Nyack
Creekside House--Mr and Mrs. VIII
lem Brandt, Miss Bertha Schacht. Mrs
bertha Gluclc the Misses Elizabeth,
Celcia and Minna Alexander. Hide
garde Horowitz and Bella Jacobs. Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Arndt. William Schreiber.
Julius Strauss. B. w. Brandt or New
York
Glenwood Hotel--C. p. Boynton, Frank
Wehr. M. A. Pledger. II. J. Scarone.
Otis w. Cobb, Mrs. Elsie Cannes. Joseph
z. Sammarco Louis Pammizzo, New
York Gustave Grunewald, Theodore
Grunewald. Edward Grunewald. Brook
1yn.
The annual fair Of the Greene County
Agricultural Society will be held at the
Fair Grounds at Cairo on August 23.
"a and 25.
At the Maple Lawn Hotel are J. III.
MCGUIRE, A. o. Nicholson. Mrs. M
Lucas, Miss M. A. MCGUIRE. Mrs. J. F.
Ruff. A. o. Pearson, Miss Finnegan.
Mrs. Stuart ID. Booth, william A.
Steinbeck, Edward w. Kole, Miss Ruth
Olsen, Miss B. Kelly. Mrs. A. O. Nichol-
son, c. II. Tonlinson. Edward Fauer.
Mr. and Mrs William DAILY. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Walker and family. George
+. Marks. Fred Trau. Robert irvine.
Z. M. Bell, Now York
Catskill Mountain House-Mr. and
Mrs. Sol Young. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
HawlSheimer. Mrs. Dora Pakas, Miss
Louise Pakas. Jerome Z. Malino. Mr..
and Mrs Ralph Guttcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. J. Coleman, DR.. and Mrs. T. M. Her
mann. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Mayors, Nathan
Hebold. Mrs. NJ. II. Kahn. L. J. Marx.
Miss Lillian Hansing. Mr.. and Mrs.
weinstock. Mr.. and Mrs M. G. Rieser.
Miss H. " Enburg. Mr.. and Mrs. z.
Rothstein, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Stern, Miss
Hattie Holman. Mr.. and Mrs H. A.
Segal. Jesse Newman. Bert Newman,
A. s. Shomer. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cohen. Miss Fl. Goldsmith Mrs d. Ver-
non George M. Fishel Mrs. A. Rosner
and Hazel Rosner of New York.
Golf has been the most popular out
of doors sport at Haines Falls The
hotels in that section are pretty well
filled.
At Twilight Inn are Mrs. Charles
Glatz, Mrs. Harry Garfield Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rich. Paul Koehl Otto r.
Koehl. Miss Helen vorheis, p. M. Woods.
Harry Mossler. New York; DR.. o. D.
Demarest. New Brunswick, N. J.: Sam
uel o. Finch, South Orange. N. j..
Mrs. Herbert Putnam. Washington.
d. c.: DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Hoffman,
Kew GARDENS. N. Y. and DR.. and Mrs.
Z. c. Jessup. Roslyn. N. Y.
Sunset Park Inn--Mr. and Mrs. l..
Weining, Mrs. L. Weller and Mrs. r..
Cole. New York.
Loxhurst---'Mr and Mrs ]. 8. Cava-
nagh. Thomas B. Crystal and F. c.
Walsh. New York.
The opening OF the Chautauqua cele-
bration on Thursday has made the week
at Stamford busy one. 1t has brought
a number OF vacationists, who timed
their arrival so as TO be there for the
celebration. which will continue until
next wednesd ay.
Judge Carlos Valdes Fault of the
Province OF Pinar Del Rio, Cuba. is at
the Villa Belle Ayre
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hess OF Brook
lyn are at Hillcrest cottage.
Churchill Hall--A. s. Haviland, Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Irish, w. p. Sheridan.
Mrs r. F. Hayes. r. p. Simpson, Mr..
and Mrs p. c. Schatzatts, Mrs VI. E.
Barnes New York: Mr.. and Mrs. Pablo
de la Llama. Pablo de la Llama, Jr..
Mrs. ]. Cause and Miss ]. Cause, Ha-
vana, Cuba.
New Grant House-Miss Rosemary
Eckerman. Miss Gladys Ruton, Miss
Selma Joffee. Miss Beatrice Karlin. Mr..
and Mrs. II. ID. Meyer. Mr. and Mrs.
w. r. Hall. Julius Bonnem and A. p.
Nahmans, New York