New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Catskills COLONY
Bids August Adieu
With Many Events
All Stamford Takes Part in
Big Masquerade, Septesn.
ber Expected 10 Bring
Vacationists To Mountains
Special Dispatch so The Trfbun.

STAMFORD-IN-THE-CATSKILLs. N
T., Sept. 2.-~-Closing days of Augns.
showed marked activity la social aS
fairs. All Stamford was en- fete for
the gigantic masquerade given +h;s
evening at Churchill Half for The
benefit Of the Stamford baseball fund
Success of the affair is due to the ef-
forts. of Manager Frank Mullane. of
Brooklyn
In spite Of the rather wet weather
which has as consequence slowed nm
the course considerably, interest in the
play for the various cups at the Coun-
try Club continues. The handsome
Churchill Cup, presented by Mr.. II. H.
dase, was won by Mrs. Peter Van
Vlaanderen, of Paterson, NJ j.. an all
season guest at the Westholm, coming
IN with net score Of 151. Mr.. Jack
Hiscox and Mr.. Fred Goldsmith tied
Tor second place with 153, and Mr.. l..
Govern and Mr.. D.. Harry Chandler
with 155. The lowest gross scores
were: Mr.. Jack Hiscox, 1856; Mr.. L.
Mr.. N. p. Young, of Brooklyn. has
put up silver cup for 38-hole medal
play and the presidents cup is to be
played for in an open tournament.
with many vacationists Labor Day
spells the end Of the season, while te
others who defer holiday making. il
means the added pleasure of cooler
days, less crowded houses and mar
Veious foliage. September in the Cat
skllis is known as the tourists month.
motor parties coming from all section
OF the country to enjoy the marvellous
fall.
=, Or. e. M. sanderson, Mr.. j. Men.
Wright and Mr.. j. McN. Wright ir..
OF Jacksonville, Fla, have arrived at
the New Grant House, where they ex-
pect to spend the balance of the season
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. McMott, of De-
trolt, are late season arrivals and are
at the New Rexmere Club Hotel. Mr.,
j. Willis Hatch, of Chicago, is at the
same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. westcott Edmondson,
Jacksonville, Fla; Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
lanes, Cleveland, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs.
+. ID. Couzes and daughter, Miss Helen
Couzes, of Grand Rapids, Mich, are
making Gold Spring Farm Inn their
headquarters.
Other arrivals include:
Churchill Hall--Mr. and Mrs. ]. H..
Allen, Mr., and Mrs. O. Thurman. Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Kelly, MIR. and Mrs.
Sidney McSpedon, Miss Barbara c.
| Massoth. Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Ander-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Papps.
Rexmere Hotel--Mr. and Mrs. w J.
Hagman and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Newton, Mr.. and Mrs w. Week
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Friend, Pei
ham Manor; Mrs. J. H. Conway.
Cold Spring Farm Inn--Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Jay, Westport, Conn; Miss L.
" McCarty, Greenwich, Conn; Miss
Katherine v. Morreil, Mrs. william
Auerbacher, DR.. Harold T. Jay, Brook
lyn.
Kendall Place Mrs. William T. Muir
and son, South Orange; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Whittier, New York City; Mrs.
V. \. Renowitz, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Bas-
sett, Brooklyn.
The Westholm Mr.. and Mrs. f. E..
strange, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Keeler.
Ye Olde Delaware Inn--Mr. John M.
Corney, Mr.. M. T. Mulqueen, Mr.. e. P.
Hughes, Mr.. c. L. Whitaker.
Greycourt Inn-Dr. and Mrs. E. e,
Lawton, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Doughertv.
MISS Lillian B. Weller.
New Grant House--Mr. w. B. War
dell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. " Dunos, Mrs. M.
J. Brehn, Mrs. B. L. Woodward. Miss
Gladys Woodward.
Chateau de Navarre-Mr. and Mrs.
W. Dunn, Mr. Allen Dunn, Mrs. Charles
Harklns, Miss Sarah Oakes.