The New York herald., 1922-08-27
In the Green Lake Section.

Prize masquerades and waltzes have
added 10 the enjoyment of the younger
set at the Leeds and Green Lake re-
sorts this week. There is not house
IN that section that has not been filled
during the week.
Al Green Lake the Gutrle boarding
houses have, among their late arrivals,
Miss Grace Murry. Miss Mae McDer-
mott. Miss Rose Duffy, Miss Rose Clark
Miss Irene Mallory, Miss Catherine
CandfieId, Charles e. Candfield, Miss
Anna Follman. Eugene Award. William
+. Platt and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tor
renee of New York city. Richard Lam
con. Miss Florence McKenna. MIR. and
Mrs. John McKenna and Miss esther
Hanson of Brooklyn: Arnott J. White OF
Richmond Hill, l.. J.. Miss Gladys Elg-
Ter of Woodhaven, L. L.. Miss Anna Nj.
Preen OF Mineola, l.. J.. ana Mr. anu
Mrs c. Il. Harte OF Hempstead, l.. !.
At the Perry House are John Berries.
Edward Parray. Miss Mary Fletcher.
Miss Helen Fletcher and Miss Florence
Kalb. New York; c. +. Golding, George
Bowie Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McCauley,
Miss Grace McCauley, Miss Edith Nc
! cauley. William McAvey, Miss Peggy
Reardon, Joseph Burns Miss Agnes Cal
lagher, Miss Carrie Baist, Miss Mae
Maloney, Miss Florence Wilson and
Harry Justin OF Brooklyn; Edward
O'Tool OF Jersey City, n. j.. and MISS
1 Helen Shea and Miss Kitty Shea OF
Long Island City. y. Y.
- The Elizabeth House, at Leeds, has
Miss Ella Redmond. Miss Anna Tyler.
Miss Florence Joyce. James McGoidrick.
ti.John F. Freeland. Lawrence Sheehan,
s.Mr. and Mrs. James Lawler Mr. ana
,sMrs. Adolph Becker, Miss Virginia
2;Adams. Miss Lillian Underwood, Miss
At1nn n
iicher OF New York.
III REGISTERED at the Brooklyn House are
rfr. and Mrs. James Martin, John NAL
10y. Miss Virginia Hurley. Joseph silva,
Miss Peggy Mulhall. James Mclean
.Tohn Regan. Robert Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Tracey, Harry Slavin. Joe Fer
rick Miss Catherine Burger. Miss Anna
Burger. Frederick Weber. John Vohn
Miss Margaret Finn, Thomas Eagan'
Miss Anna Adams. Miss Catherine
Niepke. Miss Eva Niepke and Andrew
scConcoack OF New York.
Crowds for Cairo Fair.
The Cairo Fair made that popular re-
sort the busiest place in the catskllis
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
THE bright. clear weather during the fan
was responsible for its success.
The Maple Lawn Hotel is the scene Of
a masquerade dance this evening. Late
arrivals there include Mr.. and Mrs
George Holman, Mr. and Mrs. Franz
,Bunn. Miss Margaret Law, William san
Quicken. Miss Mae Hanley, Miss Mar
ruerite Hanley. MIR and Mrs. 5. r
Eavan. Milton Kavan. Herbert r Car
roll and w r. Meyers OF New York city
Mrs. ]. j. Donnelly, John Donnelly. L
s. Roubean, " G. Girard. Robert II
Casey and James J. Feeney OF Brooklyn
John A. Brady, A. l.. Muth and y. a
Morrison OF Yonkers. ~. ". and 6, r
-O'Brien and Richard Gaul OF Jerse,
WCity. ~. J. ..s-.a.s
II At the Maple Lawn Cottage-Mr. and
liMrs. Joseph Quinn. Mr. and Mrs. Johr
,lFokey and Paul Offray OF New York.
M Recent arrivals at the Round TOT
.lHouso include Miss Agnes V. Bourke
miss May Dowd. Miss Anna Campbell
isMiss Renie Carey William +. Doolinf
= land Mrs. j. II. Meehnn, Jr.. OF New
,iYork: Mrs. NJ A. Mulhane Miss Eliza
.ibeth wynn and Charles A. Mulhane o.
brooklyn. and J. G. McAghon, Mis-
marie NJ McAghon, Miss Jennie Me
lAghon. Miss Margaret McAghon ant
y Miss Maria. BruckwildeS Jersey City
~. j.
The vacatonlsts at Pine Hlll arr
making the village livelier than in form
er seasons a hop Mt the Rip Var
4 Wrinkle Hotel last nlBnt was eUJOyeu pl
large crowd. Among the late arrivals
there are Miss Jane Schulman. Mis-
Essle Hymen. Miss Sylvia Natove, Miss
Lillian Inkeles. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J
Hammerschlag. Edward Fineberg, Miss
, Ruth Klein, Ned Hurwitz, Miss Run
Wox and Miss Martha wenstein O
New York.
At the Pine Hill Hotel are Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. r. Molyneaux. Mrs. w. l.
Molyneaux. J. IL. Carlos, Mr.. and Mrs
IT. ". Archer. r. G. Archer. Murray Ar
cher DR.. and Mrs. A. M. vannatta
&Beien vannatta, Miss Nina r. Slawson
AR. and Mrs. J. T.. McKeene and Mr.
and Mrs. Il. +. James of New York.
Touring Parties nj Hfghmount.
Tho summer colony at Hlghmoun
has been augmented by many tourinf
parties. who have passed the nights
there en- route over the Ashokan Trail
sleadlng from Kingston 10 Stamford.
At the Hollywood Lodge are Mis-,
Phoebe Moll, Miss Shirley Snollcy. Flu.
gene Horn, MIR and Mrs Charles
.Wechsler, Miss II. X. Cans. Murray
sawyer. Charles wurtzel. T. n. Malls
and William Clemson Of New York
MA and Mrs r.. n. Roman OF New
YorV@ Who rcronffv rafurnad fro,,, .