The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Week in the Catskills Is .
Marked by New Arrivals
Large Numbers of Visitors Reach Hotels and Camps
in Mountains Cairo Haines Falls, Woodstock,
Leeds and Other Resorts Well Filled.
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THE week throughout the Cats
kills has been distinguished
= chiefly by the number Of ar
rivals at the resorts throughout the
mountains. transportation officials
say that the past week has been the
busiest one they have had In several
seasons. excepting the Fourth Of July
and Labor Day holidays.
The result of this influx Is noticeable
in even the smaller hamlsts, where
many of the boarding houses have
reached their capacity, and In the
larger hotels. where the social actiu-
ties reached their height this evening.
Members Of the Elks who arc sum-
r,erins in the Catskills are looking for
ward with interest to the annual field
day of the catskill Lodge, which Is
being arranged for the coming month.
The event will be held at the Cairo Fair
Grounds ana will be one OF the leading
events OF the August season.
Mr. and MIRA Fred Stevens of New
York have been passing their vacations
In town.
Mrs. George X. Crawford Of Ridge
wood. N. j., has returned to her home.
Miss Charlotte Du Bots Of New York
70 passing her vacation with relatives
here.
The Grant House IL having q busy
July. Among the late arrivals there are
Miss Matilda Mayer. Miss Emma Mayer,
Miss Rose Grober, Mrs. e. H. Friend,
Edwin Able, Mr.. and Mra J. NJ. Pear
son. Miss Grace Watkins, r. v. Saudel,
Joseph r. Elias. Mrs. Ida Durrenbereer,
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Trspp, Mr.. and
Mira. Albert Hutton. Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Macdonald. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Lewis. Michael SolinS and Thomas Far.
rell Of New York Miss Florence Strauss,
Miss Bernice Strauss. Mr. and Mrs. r
II. Veil, Miss A. A. Boyle. James H
Dabney, Louis Klein and Mrs Bert Mott
Of Brooklyn.
Miss Fanny D. Sin1ons, Mr.. and Mrs
s. c. Bammler. Robert Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. w. Swenson. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Le!th, Miss Helen Leith and Mr. and
Mrs. p Hendrickson Of New York.
Recent arrivals at the Saulpaugh Ho-
tel are John Hayden. e. A. Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. v. Armstrong. w. H. Haines
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Soper Of New
York. and Miss II. P. Leech Of Mexico
city.
Salisbury House arrivals include Miss
Irene cafella. J. r. Parle. Arthur Rus.
cica. Mr. and Mrs. J. L.. Hosom, Miss
Helen Dresden. William Story and Miss
Emma Bepp OF New York.
Mead's. at the summit Of the Over.
look Mountain. has among its late ar.
rivals Mrs. c. c. Moore. A. S. Niche
| and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. wheeler
s W. Eisinger and family. Mr.. and Mrs
+. j. Huth. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mayer
Charlotte Mayer. Mr.. and Mrs W. w
Fitzhugh, Miss Ellen Lundberg and Mrs
NJ J. Dennelly OF Brooklyn, and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Mills, A. ". ingalls,. p, NJ
Bond. Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith, Mis-,
Laura Starr, A. w. Adams, Mrs. c. ]
Coffey and Mrs @. F. Fink OF New
York city. .,..
Maple Lawn. at Cairo. has among II.
guests Miss Kitty Coogan, A. J. Fitz
simmons and Miss c. Curran Of New
York city; Frank G. Miele. Frank Fac
tor. Frank Mule. Miss Mary r. Nc
Conekey and General McConekey o.
Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs. Mexick. Mis-,
Helen Mexick Of Jamaica. N. r.: Mr.
and Mrs w. A. Campion and family
Miss Mary r. Weir and Miss Catherin,
f. Weir Of Flushing. N. Y. and Miss T
Beauchart ana Miss T. Mozier Of Jer
sey City.
At Hill Crest Manor are A. J. Nc