The New York herald., 1922-07-02
Old Fashioned
Fourth Arranged
at Stamford
Outdoor Events to Be Followed
at Night by Fireworks at
Country Club.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
STAMFORD, N. Y, July 1.--Conventions
that have added to the activity of the
earlier part of the season have paved
the way for a lively July and August
in the western Catskills. The County
Superintendents of the Poor and the
Poor Law officers Association of New
York State held their nfty-third annual
convention this week at Churchill Hall.
The opening of the baseball season
here to-day gave the residents and sum-
mer vacationists Of Stamford their first
opportunity to see the local team. II Is
under the management of John T. Breen
and is composed Of men from Holy
Cross College.
The program has been arranged for
an old fashioned Fourth of July cele-
bration and Tuesday promises to be the
gayest day of the season here. At tho
Country Club there will be an exhibition
golf match between professionals in
charge Of the golf courses throughout
the Catskills. putting and approach
contest, double header baseball game,
| open air concerts and a display Of fire.
| works. 49,
| The Chateau de Navarro, for many
years the home Of DIR. e. B. Bristol. has
| been purchased by w. r. Leamon of
Long Island. who has opened it as a
| summer hotel.
| At Churchill Hall arrivals include
Mrs Clara A. Steinhardt, Miss Frances
Il. Steinhardt. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ".
| Flynn. Joseph A. Mcdonald. William Il.
Tighe. Henry Neibling, James A. Raf-
ferty, New York; W. j. Buhrndorf. Bay
side, L. l.; J. F. Nagle. Jersey City;
N. j.; Miss d. T. Nagle, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. II. Nagle. East Orange, N. J.; Mrs.
II. V. kouthan, Miss Muriel Kouthan.
Summit, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r.
Lee, Miss Jean Hepburn, Robert r Lee.
Jr.. New Rochelle. N. Y.
| Westholm-Dr and Mrs. David B.
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hubby.
John Taylor Bacon. New York D. l..
Stafford, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Pryor, Jr.,
| II. w. Pryor, Miss Dorothy Pryor, Mr..
and Mrs Walter Nuffort, Miss Helen
Nuffort, Miss Jane Nuffort, Newark, N.
J.; Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Van Tassell,
Miss Margaret Van Tassell. Frank Van
Tassell. Mrs. Warren Horton. Mrs. +. w.
Holmes. New Rochelle. N. Y.
Code Spring Farm INIT. G. Blake,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Rice. Miss
| ., >. L,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Z. Webb, Mrs.
Marion Scott, Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Bar
low and family. Mrs. NJ. Schubert. NJ.
p. Schubert, w. W. Schubert, Andrew
J. Cook DIR. and Mrs. D. B. Hill, New
York.
Kendall Place-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
w. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Glea-
son, Mrs. George w. Wupperman. Miss
Josephine Wupperman, Miss Marie
Wupperman. New York; Miss Helen
Porter, Montclair. n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs
George L. Norris, Summit, N. j.; Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Behning, Short Hills,
n. J.
Ye Olde Delaware Inn--F. c. Robke,
Mrs. w. j. Carr. William Brown, the
Misses Marion v. Brown and A. e.
Brown. New York.
Greycourt Inn--Mss Florence Ker-
wan, Miss Helen Kerwan. New York (;
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Harold. New Rochelle I;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. de Busc. Elizabeth,
N. j.; Peter Koralysick, Jr, Passaic,
". j. Z; Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent p. O'Connell,
Bay Ridge. n. Y.
1ngleside-Miss Madge Hodgson, East
Orange. N. j.; James +. Mcmahon
Jersey City, N. j.. Mrs. Il. q. Schuster,
A. L. Bellies. Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Coch-
ran. New York.
! r. and Rose Duffy Miss Katherine
Murphy. New York; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
F. Flynn. Bronx.
The summer schools have opened at
! Margaretville, Fleischmanns, High
mount and Woodland.
At Roxbury, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Finley J. Shepard of New York have
their summer place, interest is being
taken In the Rip Van Wrinkle Baseball
League, promoted by Mr.. Shepard to
include teams representing Roxbury,
Andes, Prattsville and Margaretville,
that will play q series of thirty games
during the season.
Woodstock, the art center OF the
Catskills. is to have new Catholic
church the cornerstone of which will
be laid with appropriate services to.
morrow.
At Woodstock last night Posef Pias-
tro Borissoff. Russian violinist, gave a
recital.