The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-08-20
CATsKnL, N. Y, Aug. 10.

A CIRCUS yesterday, a masque-
~ rade at the Edgemere last
night, one at the Grant House
this evening. the Elks field day at
Cairo, under the auspices OF the Cats
kill lodge of Elks. and numerous other
events have added to the enjoyment OF
one Of the largest crowds that Catskill
has ever known.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles .Brenn OF WILL
mantle. Conn; Mrs. c. b. Schaivner
of New York and ME- and Mrs. Clifford
3. Dykeman OF East Orange. N. j.,
have been passing their vacations here.
H. E. Chisn. OF the United States
District Court OF New York. Miss Ma
rion Chism and Miss Katherine Chism
are the guests Of friends in town.
At the Grant House late arrivals in
clude ]. r. Belmont. Martin Schwaite,
William ]. Maloney. William Tunnicliff,
James Abrams. Mrs. Maud Mansfield,
and Mr.. and Mrs. william Reich. of
New York.
The Creekside House has among its
recent arrivals Miss Bertha Schacht,
William Schneider. Mrs. Fannie Singer,
Miss Jeanette Singer. Miss Isabelle
schiff, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moser, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Schacht. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Frank and Mrs. Fred williams
of New York.
The Maxwell House at Saugerties
has Edward c. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
L. O'Neil, w. b. Zadiz and r. J. Allen
of New York and r. s. Maclearnaclk,
f. #. Crusen. Mrs. w. J. Harlowitz.
and c. r. Meinishe OF Brooklyn.
One of the most interesting OF the
series of Sunday concerts that are a
feature of the summer months at Wood
stock attracted large crowd last SUM-
day from nearly every resort near here.
On the program were Harrison Wall
johnson. pianist, and Englebert Roent-
gen, cellist.
Great interest Is being shown In the
1922 Maverick Artists Festival. which
will be held this year on August 31st.
In Green Lake Region.
In the Leeds and Green Lake sections
more interest is being taken in aquatic
and sporting events than ever before.
The Elizabeth House has among its
late arrivals Mr.. and Mrs. Lamber.
Eben, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hartman
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawler. Miss Eve.
lyn Miller. Miss Florence Conlon. Johr
Roberts, Steyhen Rustia, Henry Ringen
James O'Connell, Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Phelan, Miss Nan Schaefer, Andrew
Flarmann, Ambrose LAWN. Mr.. and
Mrs. James McGettriclS, Thomas Stew.
art, Miss Gertrude Schmitt, Miss Agne.
Byrne and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Korr
of New York.
At the Gypsy Point House are DR.. q
o. Nash. M. L. Br-un. DIR. John Dunn
Or. J. f. Conner. the Rev. A. J. Don
nelly and the Rev. James Murphy oil
New York.
Recent arrivals at the Madison In.
clude Miss Lillian FULLER, Miss Grace
Mitchell. Miss Agnes Mitchell, Mrs
Sadie Lynch, Miss Gladys De Mott, Mrs
Frank Phillips, Miss Hazel Phillips
Miss Lillian McKeever and Mr. and Mrs
Jack Hughes of New York.
Gutries Green Lake Boarding Houses
have registered Miss Catherine ". Bar.
bieri, Miss Ursula White, Matthew j
Burns, Miss Margaret Kauper. Miss
Irene Kauper. Miss Ann Mckay. u. J
German. Miss Helen Purpall. Miss Mae
Donovan and Miss Catherine Mellan oil
New York.
To-night's hop In the splendid ball
room OF the Catskill Mountain Hous
las the largest attendance OF the seasct
and Is being enjoyed by a larger number
OF members of the younger set than AM
function held here this year.
Late arrivals there include w. L
Herne, M. M. Rosenberg, Fred Herein
stadt, M. IL. Shea. b. ID. haplan. Mrs
q. q. Birmingham. Mrs. a. s. Aroii
stein. Mrs. M. @. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. s
ID. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green
baum, Aaron Feist and Leon Feist u
New York and Mrs. Charles Nathan
Raymond Nathan, Mr.. and Mrs. Roya
Frazer. Dr. w. c. Schrimer. H. ". Eb
bets, Mrs. Victor II. Roth, Miss Marion
ID. Roth and Miss Marjorie Roth Of
Brooklyn.
The coming week wfll SEQ Cairo. al
It's busiest because OF the Cairo Fair