The New York herald., 1922-08-06
MISS AUDREY DAWES WITH HER PONY.

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CArsKILL, N. Y. Aug. s.
II O-DAY brought one Of the largest
crowds to the Catslills seen
here in recent years, and re-
moved the last lingering doubt in the
minds of the hotel and boarding
house proprietors that the August sea-
son would break all preceding records
from now until after Labor Day.
Many vacationists who came to the
Catskills to-day expecting to find ac-
commodations have been disappointed
at not finding vacant rooms in many
OF the houses. While the departure
of week end crowds will release some
Of the rooms occupied this evening,
It is advisable from now until after
Labor Day to make reservations before
starting on ones vacation.
The social season is now at It's height
and there are more entertainments TAX
ing place this evening that have at
tracted crowds than at any time this
season.
Vacation Guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Story of New
York have been passing the month end
at Mr.. Storys former home here.
The Rev. and Mrs. III. w. Noble and
family of Jersey City. ". j., who have
been passing the month end here, left on
Tuesday for their summer camp at
Spring Lake.
Mrs. Walter A. s. Honan and Waite.
Honan, Jr., of Derby. Conn. are passing
the month with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Morey OF Union
HILL N. j., are the guests OF relatives
at Kiskatom, near here.
Mrs. Carrie Van Orden Sweete and
son and Mrs. Ida Sweete of Ansonia.
Conn, have been passing their vacations
In town.
Rev. and Mrs. Harold Holt and fam
lily OF Niles, Mich. are passing their
vacation in town.
The Grant House, the largest OF the
hotels at Catsiill. is the scene of an
August hop this evening that has at
tracted crowds from other sections OF
the Catskills. who are enjoying them
selves TO the fullest extent. Among the
late arrivals there are Miss NJ. b.
Tsaacs, Mrs. b. b Lyons, Mrs. Il. l..
| Beck, Mr.. Lewis j. Martins. Mrs. Lewis
Rains and sons, Miss l.. NJ. Baumgarten,
Miss Helene Naphan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel G. Kennedy, Henry S. Joyce and
family. Wayne, Pa: J. III. Pine, J. c.
kittering and son. Lakewood. n. J.
At the Edgemere.
Recent arrivals at the Edgemere in
olude Mr.. and Mrs. George Holden. Mr..
l - -, ~ rtk IAA
| and Mrs. M. johnson of New York.
Creekside has registered Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Monash. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Scacht and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Moser and daughter. Mrs. Sadie
Willing and sons. Capt. John Kirschner
Miss Augusta Matter. Miss Sadie Held
Miss Lillian Zarchin, Miss Elizabeth
Bluestone. Miss Adele Kaplan. Sidney
Peyser. George Mintzer. Harry Cohn.
Mortimer Israel and Richard Ash OF
New York.
Palenville, named by Irving as the
Village OF Failing Waters" has well
coined a number of new arrivals for
| the August season and the opening OF
the New Palenville Hotel. at the en-
trance TO the Kaaterskill Canyon. this
week. gives IL one OF the finest houses
along the Rip Van winlklue Trail.
The golf tournament at the Rip Van
| w lllRlt NfVll AluD mere duTfiK tne COffl-
Ing week has attracted number Of en-
trants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Burghard Ed
ward Burghard and Miss Anna Burg
hard of New York. who. with a party OF
friends, have been occupying Pite
Knoll, the George Ehret summer resi-
dence here. left Monday for New York.
taking their yacht, the Raazoo, from
| Catskill.
At Leeds and Green Lake.
Few sections OF the Catskills are en-
tortaining a larger or livelier crowd of
young folks than the Leeds and Green
Lake sections. and as some of the most
| famous dance halls In the Catskills are
located here II quite naturally follows
that dancing leads In popular favor.
At the Brooklyn House are Mr.. and
Mrs M. J. Burke. James Burke, Miss
Florence Burke, Miss Viola Swetnig.
James Barba. Albert Nickeljohn, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Burke. Miss Viola
burke. Miss Clara Burke. Harry Ger
ser, Miss Rose McInerny. Mrs. ID. An
eelo. all of Greater New York.
Arrivals at the Elizabeth House in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. John Reuter-, Mr..