The New York herald., 1921-09-04
Singing Concerts
Help Hold Crowds
in the CatskilIs
.t..ss sysk,ssst &ts
Mardi Gras Festival and Vaude-
vile for Benefit of Stam-
ford Band.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoaK HERALD
STAMFORD, N. Y. Sept s.-with more
| than $50 members of the New York
Beethoven Maennerchor Singing So
ciety enjoying their annual. outing al
Churchill Hall. where they-will remain
until September 6. the autumn season
here is being opened with the largest
! crowds Stamford has ever, entertained
over the Labor Day holidays.
The Mardi Gras Festival vaudeville
performances and boxing match in the
square In front of Churchill Hall. on
Monday night, for the benefit of the
Standard Band, attracted one of the
largest crowds of the season.
| Golf will be featured to a great ex-
tent during September and the club
house at the Stamford Country Club
| Will be open during the month.
Richard Jones. amateur tennis player
has been passing the month end at the
Cold Spring Farm Inn.
The Rev. L. T. Nutting of Elmira,
n. T.. is spending his vacation here.
At Churchill Hall the most brilliant
| event of the week was the concert on
Sunday evening, at which Nine. Liza
del Haze Wickes, pianist Miss Eliza
Montero, harpist Miss Edna Wilson.
contralto soloist, and Mr.. Alfred S.
Kueller contributed numbers that were
| heartily applauded.
Late arrivals at Churchill Hall in
clude Miss Helga A. Tobisin. Miss Mary
70. McCrorey, Miss Katherine Smith.
Miss Beatrice Smith. M. J. Carroll, G.
Rafter, Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. kirkland.
Miss kirkland. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Gerrity. Miss Gerrity. X. r. O'Connell.
j. D. Shannon, L. Fuller H. Fuller, j.
B. Russell Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wehl, Mrs.
F. Meiz. Mrs. F. Cairvan, Mrs. Ray
Weisenbom. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones,
Miss Jones and Arthur May.
Arrivals MT Rexmere Club.
The New Rexmore Clcb Hotel ar
rivals include Mrs. Z. A. OGrady.
Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. O'Reilly,
Mrs. E. Van Wagenen. Mr. and Mrs.
r. j. Johnston. Charles oesterich. Mrs.
j. w. Conway, H. James Anderson,
Ernest Muller, Miss Rose E. Cardani
Miss Adele r. Ughetti Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Harris, Mrs A. Brock and Miss
NJ. B. Harrison, New York
At the Graham in Prattsville the ar.
rivals include: Charles Gallo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Stern and family, William
J. Norton, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. c
H. Evers. Mrs Lila F. Goodrich
Worcester. Mass.
Members of the cottage colonies a
Twilight. Sunset and Santa Cruz Parks
at Haines Falls and at the Onteors
Club. north of Tannersville and Elka
Park, south of Tannersville, will occup,
their summer homes until October
Golf will be the main diversion ant
the links of the Catskill Mountain Col
Club at Haines Falls will be the seen,
of some interesting tournaments during
the next few weeks
The Field Day for the benefit of tn,
Haines Falls Library at Sunset Parl
Inn attracted considerable interest
Among the late arrivals at Sunset Parl
Inn are Mr.. and Mrs Frank c
Nesbit. F. Khnery. Miss H. Tease, Mis-
| NJ. Carey. William Dobier, Miss M
Somers. William H. Picho. Jr, Mr.. an,
Mrs. w. Hull. Miss G. Knight. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Marhill Miss C. Balmer, Miss E
Welch, II. Miller, New York.
t. The Claremont has among its recen
arrivals Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Smith
James F. c. Clark, Miss Edith Stoehr
Edward Patella, A. A. Hoff, Gilbert w
Hoff. Miss Helen Robertson and Mis-
Lillian Robertson of New York.
Vacationists at Woodstock and mem.
bers of the art colonies there enjoyed q
concert at the Maverick last Sunday
when Edouard Dethier. violinist. ant
! CASTOR Dethier, pianist. rendered on'