The New York herald., 1922-07-02

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CatsIkiII Mountain House.
The Catskill Mountain House. the
pioneer hotel of the Catskills, opened on
Thursday and tonight the first dance
ON the season was held.
At the fremont House at AGRA are
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Klein. Charles
Gornett Mr.. and Mrs. William Meyer,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Strumpf. New York
city.
At Cedar Lawn House are Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ahland, Miss Helen Ahland,
Henry Ahland. Jr.. George Verdone. Mr..
and Mrs. E. Minkler, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lansing. Albany, N. Y.
The Maple Lawn, the largest hotel in
Cairo, has among it's arrivals M. J.
Maloney. Walter Bardoes, Miss Bardoes.
Mrs. Josephine Parisi and Miss Parish.
New York city. and Charles Doyle, Bay
onne, ~. j.
Hill Crest Manor-Miss Pauline Cob
belli. Miss Rose McMilliam New York
city; Mr.. and Mrs. Grove Smith, Brook
lyn. and William Curren. Jersey City,
n. J.
Dellwood-Thomas r. Dalton, Walter
A. Curry, the Misses Cecilia A. and
MARY +. Murphy. Mrs. l.. r. Ferry,
William ]. Ferry, the Misses lola H.
and Joyce Browning( Robert Browning,
Brooklyn: George Thompson. Mrs. H.
Brown and M. Brown. Richmond Hill.
N. J..
Reliance House-Miss Beulah Billings,
Murray Kutner. S. D. Kutncr. Z. II.
Kutner, Charles L. Hansel and Miss
Edna Hartman, New York.
saugerties will start the Fourth OF
July celebration tomorrow with re-
ligious services at Seamon Park and an
address by the Rev. Martin p O'Gara.
pastor of St Marys Church. On Mon-
day there will be a flag raising atsthe
high school. parade OF the Fire De-
partment and fraternal organizations, a
baseball. game and block dances in the
evening. while on Tuesday q display OF
fireworks will be followed by block
dancing.
Alphonse J. Koehler OF Lynbrook.
L. l.. has purchased the Washburne
property. one of the finest places in this
section of the Catskills. 1t Is said he
will remodel the place and convert 1t
into a hotel. to be known as Koehler's
Oak Ledge Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Noble Cole Of New York
have been passing their honeymoon at
West Saugerties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Phelps and
son of New York are the guests Of
friends at Saugerties.