New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-18
CharmingProgram
OF Sports Awaits
CatskilI Visitors
Stamford Country Club Be-
gins Activities; Colonists
Opening Cottages While
Hotels Prepare for Influx
specsoi Dispatch 10 The Tribune

Y. Juno 17.--Many visitors IN the cot
tage section arrive this week. The
opening OF the big hotels the last OF
the month will usher in the seasons
social activities. and the sports cal
endar already Is offering events AT the
Stamford Country Club. At a recent
meeting Of the ladies' auxiliary Of the
club program OF social affairs was
outlined. featuring teas. musicales,
dances and card parties throughout
the season II is also certainty that
benefit for the local hospital will be
arranged before the end Of the season.
This hospital is maintained solely for
the summer visitors, opening its doors
July /. u is completely equipped, can
take care Of half dozen patients, and
is manned by three graduate nurses.
Dr.. J. +. Stafford Is the consulting
physician. The auxiliary Of the club
is made up of Mrs. J. II. Hiscox, Mrs.
Esther Kendall, Mrs. J. II. Stafford, Mrs.
/. A. Govern, Mrs. Ralph A. kipp,
Mrs B. J. Sheffield. Mrs L. Hanford,
Mrs. Grandson Warren and Mrs. L. II.
De Silva.
County Superintendents OF the Poor
and Poor Law Officers Association Of
tho State # New York will hold their
hfty-second annual convention here,
commencing June p. and VIII remain
IN session for three days NeRotia-
tons also arc in progress for a sight
seeing tour Of members Of the Brook
Ign Chamber Of Commerce, headed By
Mayo Fessler, secretary, 90 take IN
the beautiful Ashoban Dam. tho Kaater-
kin Glove Drive, the Eastern Catskills,
ROxbury and Kirksidc Park, the sum-
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and the birthplace Of Jay Gould and
John Burroughs. the naturalist, con-
tinuing down 20 Kingston.
Among the larger hotels now open
are Churchill Han, Valley View Farm,
the Ingleside, Kendall Place. the West
holm. tho Atchison, Cold Spring Farm
Inn, Grcycourt Inn, the lvanhurst and
tho New Grant House.
The New Rexmere Club Hotel, man
aged again by W. G.. McMeekin. viii
open June 26 Sprucelands, formerly
known as the Ccdarhurst, and which
has been renovated, will open June %.
Mr.. William Simpson who conducts
/, Island Inn. Hobo Sound, Florida, IN
the winter. is the owner-manager
Hotel Habana, which annually at
tracts large following from Cuba,
will open July !. This hotel is oper-
ated by Sanchez Morante. The Viz
ginia. formerly known as the Rose
mont. has been purchased by Mr. +. VI.
. Butler. Of New York City. Mr.. A. b.,
Brisack, who az one time conducted
. the Hensonville House. at Honsonville
Heights. IN Greene County, will this
. year operate the ldlewild.
Rose Cottage. Mr.. L. A. Lindstronn,
81 manager, opened during the week. Mr..
; and Mrs John p. Pope, Of New YORK
! City, are all-season guests. Mrs LII
liam Thompson will not open. Maple
D Rest until July ]. The Elwoodd', oper-
atod by Mr. c. J. Hamilton, VIII open
G its doors at the same time.
T Recent arrivals include: Churchill
70 Uall-Mrs. Frank Norton. Of Cazeno-
via. y. Y: Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Means,
Of Hartford. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
y Xyckof. Of Pelham Manor; Nh and
Mrs. Henry Dodge, DR.. and Mrs. y.
10 Mclean. Of Yonkers; DR.. and Mrs. l..
e J. Cotton. Of Amsterdam; Miss Helen
n Cassett. Miss Ruth Robbins. Of FL
O mira; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Mccarthy,
e Of staten Island. Mr. and Mrs. George
, /. Miles, Miss Fannie +. Jacobs. Miss
D Ruth Pennington. Miss Edna Wilson,
! Mrs Michael Cosgrove, Mrs. VI. c.
, Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Irvine. Mrs.
u o. A. Preycr Miss Harriet L. Mayer.
y Miss Edith Koch. Nj and Mrs. W. d.
= Darrah. Mr.. and Mrs. /. S. Streepcr.
y Ye Ode Delaware Inn-Mrs. A. c.
y Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Vincent,
of Pittsford. y. Y: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
D Champaign, Of Norwich; Miss +. c.
!. Cocrr. MIR. and Mrs. L. a. Hearn. Mr..
and Mrs. J. William II. Emmert, Of
|, New York City.
= Wcstholm-Mr. and Mrs. William F.
n Menzel and daughter, Of Mount Yer
. non; DR.. and Mrs. Frank Northrup,
Mrs. Albert Wheeler.
Cold Spring Farm lnn-Mr. and Mrs.
T. G. Mccarthy, Auburn; DR.. and Mrs.
|, d. FarQuhar Curtis, Hastings on ud-
, son; Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan. Mr.. and
: Mrs. J. s. Shaw, DR.. and Mrs. L. l..
Finch. Miss L. Downey. Miss VI. Stone,
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Purcell, Of Kings
. ton, y. y: Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney 7.
: Ward, White Plains, y. y.
. Kendall Place-Miss Mary Kenney,
!. Kingston; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
' Behning jr.. Mrs. William Fink, Mr..
Z and Mrs. Albert Behning ST. and MI.
/. and Mrs. L. A. Thibaut, oil OF New
. York City.
New Grant Houso-Mr. and Mrs.
4 John P. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Otto c.
r meyer MI anu NIB AANHig - .hHavlif
I Of New York City.
y Grcycourt Inn Mr.. and Mrs. ". J.
: Kilmartin, Mrs. Margaret w. Smith,
? White Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fall
i lon, New Rochelle; Mr.. and Mrs. =.
Scanlon, Mrs. A. Ashburn. New Rork
4 City.
Gilmore Cottage-Mrs. W. p. Law
renee and daughter, Mrs. VI. S. Murphy.
Z Mrs. K. +. Franeke, New York City.
, Brooklyn Hsll-Mrs. Herbert Hedges
ard son. New York City
Far View House--Miss Amelia
! Nathan, Mrs. Fannie Nathan, New York
City.
, Villa Belle Ar-Mrs. Joseph Craft,
o. New York.
Terry Homestesd-Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth VI. Smith and son. Brooklyn:
Miss Leila Chambers, Mount Vernon;
Miss Catharine O'Connell. New York
} City.
Madison-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gil
lie and son Bobbie. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas D. Bowen, Of New York City.
Ivanhurst-Mr. and Mrs. l.. Hess,
Poughkeepsie; Mrs. James Roach, New
York City.
Guests making season reservations
at the new Rexmere Club Hotel in
clude Mrs. Harry Sims. Mount Yer
non; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Levine,
BROOKLYN; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Trum-
bull and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
T. Dodge.