The New York herald., 1922-07-30

sSsossI Dispatch to THE NEW Yosx HmAIn.
CArsKILL, N. Y, July 20.
IN URING tho many years that
this section has been q noun
tain resort no ono has over
seen the number Of arrivals In . singie
week that have reached here stnce last
Saturday night Al q result It is
doubtful Il any section OF America has
tonight . greater number Of vacation
lists than ono fnds scattered over Ul-
ster, Delaware and Greene counties.
There are few sections where houses
will not be taxed to their capacity
from now until Labor Day, and IN
some Of the more popular places tents
are being used to take care Of the
visitors for whom there are not
enough sleeping rooms.
Dances, musical affairs and other
forms Of diversion arc increasing in
number, and the August season wifi
be the most brilliant the Catskills have
ever known. The weather has been con-
ductive to out-of-door diversion, and
bathing. boating and fishing have ranked
as tho most popular sports in this section
of the Catskills
The Grant House. among sne largest
Of the Catskili hotels, In tho scene Of q
pretty hop this evening. that has at
tracted a number of tho visitors at
neighboring houses. Among the late ar
rivals there are Mr.. and Mrs. p. D.
Nathan. Miss Marjorie Strang, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. q. Lewis. Lewis Levy. Miss Con-
stance Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Seixas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Soling. Mrs. z.
Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Gross, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Il. Praeger. Miss Josephine
A. Mcguire, Fred M. Brunner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam J. Dogerty. E. B. Fischer, Thomas
Simonton, Fred w. Trott, Jr. Lawrence
Sonnelle. Edward W. Baker. Donald Nc
Cullough, Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Furst. and
Miss Mary M. Healy Of New York.
Tho Catskiii Mountain House has
among its guests Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
Horkheimer. Herman Meyers, Miss Nor
ma Greenberg. Miss Rae Siegel. Milton
Greenberg, ]. p. Stueck. Miss Bessie
Saunders. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Lobenthal,
II. Yasuda, Miss Shirley Ward. Miss
Gertrude Levy, Louis Rose. Albert
Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Rosenberg. 8.
II. McManus, Charlotte It. Hecht. Max
Reese. J. FL Frey. #. I. Foxe, Harry v.
Ebbets, Mrs. g. L. Gershol. d. b. Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. 4. Gerxer. Mr.. and Mrs..
Loeb and Charles Nuremberg of New
York.
AZ Twilight Pax1k.
Twilight Inn at Twfffgft PARK. the
cottage settlement near Haines Falls
has one OF the largest registrations In
its history and the hops there on Mon
day, wednesday and Saturday evenings
are among the most enjoyable held In
the Catskills.
Among the late arrivals there are ID.
g. johnson, Miss Martha johnson, Mrs.
III. w. Bum, Mr.. and Mrs. 6. 8. Davis
Miss Ruth v. Davis, Miss Virginia IL.
Davis. Mrs. j. G. Crossley, Miss G. ".
Peddie, Mrs. Agnes Bemis. p. @. War
ner, Miss Alma Chaplin Kinsolving, Will
lam Kinsolving. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. @. Phil
lips, George II. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ohmsted. Peter Henderson, w. r.
Gordon. L. A. Sneclkner, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. III. Campbell, w. ID. Sharp, Arthur
Wright, Mrs. N. A. Coughet, Mr.. and
Mrs Il. o. Rockwell. Mrs. Theodore
Gerk, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Masden, Dr.
and Mrs w o. Demarest. Miss M. l..
Dibble, DR.. James IL. Byrnes. Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond F1urn, Mrs. Albert Wig
gers, L. l.. Evans. Charles A. Tremmel
T. ]. Galligan. J. T.. Terwiliger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. II. Meyers. Mrs. George Fried
lander. Mr. and Mrs. William Won
Fricken, Mrs. II. G. Heroid. Mrs. J. r..
Wolfe, Mrs. N. w. Pratt. Miss Nora
O'Brien. Mrs. Freeland III. Youngland.
Charles O'Keefe, Paxton Murdelock,
William Maver, Jr.. and Mrs. w. Maver,
Jr.
At Sunset Park Inn, Sunset Park. are
Miss Alice M. Ryan, Miss Helen v. Reid,
Miss Alice J. Reid, william J. Fitzgib-
bon. Thomas Fitzgibbon. Miss G. l.. Mac
Intosh. Miss E. B. Dalzell. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. X. Campbell, Mrs. w. ID. Sharp.
ormond Durand. Mrs. q. l.. Rice, Ken
nsth Rogers snd H q W1ldsFmeyer ~