New-York tribune., 1922-08-13
Catskills Guests
To Attend Social
Fetes for Charity
Stamford's Summer COLONY
Plans a Week of Events:
Fair forHospital Climax of
Series of Entertainments
Special ptspatoh To rhe Tribune


STAMFORD-IN THE CATSKILLS.
N. Y, Aug. t2-Next week will see the
summer colony of Stamford we'll on
the mld-season's round of social af-
falrs devoted to charity A week of
gayety eliminated this evening in a
street fair, the proceeds of which will
be devoted toward the local hospital.
A riot of color foated in the breeze
and hundreds hurried toward the
great, wide esplanade, facing Churchill
Hall, where the affair was staged.
Heading the various committees in
charge of the affair were Mrs. w. II.
Govern, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrie Stevens, Mrs. Lee
Hoagland, Mrs. John Hoagland. Mrs. E.
A. Atchison, Mrs. G. F. Warren, Miss
Edythe Campbell, Mrs. Irving Green,
Mr.. j. Lynn and Mr.. ". H. Platner.
Many tables were occupied at the
second of the months bridge lunch
cons at the fashionable Stamford Club
on Wednesday.
q. The formal ball on Friday evening at
the club concluded a merry week of
activity on the part of society: Greatly
IN favor are the prize contests; es-
peclally do they meet with the ap-
provai of the younger social set, and
the Stamford circles, augmented by
scores who come froM other mountain
resorts in the region. Mrs. B. I. Shelf
field and Mrs. Esther Kendall are hos
tesses at the club for the month.
Preparations are under way for the
more spectacular events of the later
season, which will include a black and
white ball, the annual masquerade
and other such important events.
The annual bazaar and card party, to
Nd hn
ladies' auxiliary of the Sacred Heart
Church, will be held at the Stamford
Opera House on Thursday next. A sale
of fancy articles will precede the card
party, which will be held in the after
noon and which will include bridge,
five hundred, euchre and pinochle.
There will be prizes for each table,
also non-players' prize. Dancing will
follow in the evening.
The booths will be in charge of Miss
Minnie Rub, Miss Ella M. Smith, Mrs.
Barbara Peterson, Miss Marjorie A.
Young. Miss Mary Mangan, Miss
Madelyn G. Young, Mrs. Hugh M.
Courtney, Mrs. Clarence A. Fallon and
Miss M. Ryan.
Those setting as patronesses are Mrs.
n. p. Young, Mrs. Charles Hess, Mrs.
John j. Stanton, Mrs. P. M Woods,
Mrs. Eugene T. Govern, Mrs. E. A
Lindstrom, Mrs. Joseph n. Courtade,
Mrs. John j. Mcmahon, Mrs. Michael
Gray, Mrs. James Larkin, Mrs. w.
Myers. Mrs. James F. Moore. Mrs. T.
J. O'Brien, Mrs. Andrew Sheridan, Mrs.
Mary Ford, Mrs. j. Barnes, Mrs. An
thony D. Langler, Mrs. P. O'Keefe, Mrs.
E. Bridgette, Mrs. Arthur P. O'Neii,
Mrs. Fl. Larkin, the Misses O'Neil, Mrs.
D. Campbell, Mrs. M. Fl. Donovan, Mrs.
James P Warren, Mrs. 8. Seidenburg,
Mrs. M DAWN, Mrs. Ambrose Kelly,
the Misses Moore, Mrs. Dora Bergh,
Mrs. Owen P. Breen, Mrs. M. Weston,
Mrs. j. Thompson, Mrs. W. W. Smith,
Mrs. Peter Gallagher, Mrs. Charles
Moore, Mrs. Joseph Vetter, Mrs. J.
Cunningham, the Misses Kuhn, Mrs.
Ralph E. Jones, Mrs. Daniel Toal, Mrs.
Frank Mullane, Mrs. J. Gallagher, the
Misses O'Connor, Mrs. James McDon-
aid, Mrs. John Gray, Mrs. Thomas
Murphy jr., Mrs. Michael Regan, Mrs.
NJ. Cosgrove, Mrs. C. McKenna, Miss NJ.
Flynn, Mrs. John w. Simpson. Mrs.
Joseph Foxell, Mrs. M. Aceves, Mrs j.
McHale, Mrs. Edward l.. Kelly and Mrs.
Joseph F. Belanger.
A gymkhana, under the direction of
Professor Ricardo E. Manrique, fenc-
ing expert, and assisted by Miss Ilene
Mitchell, will be staged at the Stam-
ford Opera House on the night Of
August 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Oliver Wilson and
Mr. and Mrs. G.. B. Seeley, of Summit,
were weekend visitors at Chugchill
Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Basil III. Stevens.