The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD
CATsKILL. N. Y. Sept. 16.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
CATsKILL. N. Y. Sept 16.
TTTEATHER as delightful as at
wv any time during the summer
has marked the week
throughout the Catskills. There has
been an increasing number Of autumn
vacationists at the hotels and board
ing houses throughout the entire Sec
ton. all Of which are remaining open
except the Hotel Kaaterskill and the
Catskill Mountain House, where. fol-
lowing precedent, the houses were
closed last week after successful sea-
sons.
The completion of the State highway
between Ashland and Windham, on
the Mohican Trail combined with the
fact that with the exception of a short
distance between South Durham and
East Windham the trail over the East
Windham Mountain is as smooth as
glass. has added to the number of au-
tornobile parties that have been In
this section during the week and kept
the hotels busy.
While there Is less social activity than
during the summer months, weather has
been ideal for mountain climbing and
automobiling. and the near approach Of
the hunting season will hold many of
those now hero in the mountains until
November
Mrs. May Wilkinson Of New York and
Miss Maude Conklin OF Washington. d.
c., are passing their vacations In town.
Miss Esther Fray of Brooklyn is pass
Ing September with her parents here.
Col. and Mrs John F. Hobbs who
have been occupying their summer cot
tage at Palenville. near here, returned
to their New York home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Van wagonen.
after the season at the Catskill Noun
tain House. which is managed by Mr..
Van Wagonen. have opened their home
here for the fall months.
Mrs. John e. Stevens of Jersey City,
N, j., Is the guest of relatives here.
Cairo Hotels Open.
There are no longer crowds at tins
Cairo hotels and boarding houses. but
than the usual number of September
vacationists. 80 that one finds numerous
autumn vacationists enjoying the de-
lightful weather there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hagen of New
York are passing their vacation here.
Charles II. Schlnkel OF Brooklyn is en-
joying a September outing in town.
Miss Bessie Park of Richmond Hill,
N Y. has been the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert Bogardus here.
DR.. and Mrs. G. IL. Ermentraut OF
Woodhaven. l.. l.. are passing mid-Sep-
tember at the Central House at Palen-
vile.
windham has for many years been
one of the most popular mid-September
resorts in the Catskills, and tonight one
finds as many people here at hotels and
boarding houses as were here during the
early part OF July.
Joseph C. wootten and Miss Dorothy
wootten OF Ossining, ". T.. have been
passing a part OF the month here.
The Rev. c. s. Tubby OF Elizabeth.
". J., who has been enjoying a vacation
here. delivered an interesting lecture at
the Presbyterian Church last Sunday
evening.
william Rasenbergcr OF New York
has been passing September at the
Pleasant View House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haight OF Du-
mont, ". j., are at Hensonvllle.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Tupper and
Leslie Tupper OF Newark, ". j., have
been passing a part of the month at the
E.dgemount at Hensonville.
Colonies Near TannersvilIe.
Members OF the cottage colonies nt
Flka Park, 10 the south OF the village,