The New York herald., 1922-09-03

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CaTsKILL, n. Y, Sept. 2.
- ELDoM. if ever, since the Cats
kills became summcring place
have the crowds registered at
hotels and boarding houses been as
large as are now found in every sec
ton OF the mountains. These crowds
are made up or vacationists who are
taking advantage of the holiday on
Monday to prolong their visit and
thousands who have taken advantage
OF the holiday to pass a week end in
the mountains.
A drastic reduction in the rates for
September board has been responsible
for more than the usual number of
vacationists making reservations for
mid.September this year. and as all
of the hotels in this section of the
mountains win remain open during
the entire month CatslSill viii be one
of the busiest OF the resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. George HOFFMAN OF New
York are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Foley here.
Roscoe p. ConlSlin. who recently re-
turned to New York from South Amer
lea, Is enjoying a September outing
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Palmatier OF
Rose Bank, S. l., are passing their
vacations in town.
Mr. and Mrs. r. f. MacNcil and their
daughter OF Palm Beach. Fla. are pass
Ing their vacations with relatives here.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Grant House are W. A. Sorenson. I. H.
Mason. Mrs. John Shells. Miss Catherine
Shells. Miss Anna Anwel. Miss Claire
Anwell. Miss Mabel Anwell. Miss Anna
V Welsh. T. j. Burklcy. J. A.
Curley. l.. J. Burke. c. M. Gleason.
w. V. Richardson.
At the Salisbury House are Miss May
Walker Arthur Blythe and Joseph Cor
don OF New York.
The Edgemere has registered l.. X.
Morrissey. A. b. y. Anderson. Jr. Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Gould. Miss r. l.. Crotty
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Donnelly OF New
York.
Hickory Lodge has registered Mr. and
Mrs. Henry @. Deboulet. Ray De Marco.
Martin F'lorentino, Juei cryan. Miss
Betty Cryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Cav
snaugh and Eugene Bleecker of New
York. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas.J. Lee.
Frank s. whalen. Thomas A. Forrest
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Feyh. Jr. Anthony
Varclli. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burkard
and Miss Sadie Ferris OF Brooklyn.
Many Motorists mt Resort.
At the Catskill Mountain House dozens
OF automobile parties. reaching there
this afternoon and evening. added TO the
Labor Day crowds and made to-night's
hop one OF the most brilliant OF the sea-
son.
Among the late arrivals there are
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ID. Roman, Mrs. s. r..
Stillman, Joseph Sohn. Sam Manne, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Simon. Miss Rola
Simon r. l.. Kaden. u. N. Zoline. Her.
man waldmon. NJ. M. Rosenberg. Miss
Adele 5cheimer. Victor Heller and
David Bodenheimer OF New York. and
Or. and Mrs. G.. a. Clark and Il. r.
Herbert or Brooklyn.
The crowds are lingering at the Hotel
kaaterskill the largest OF the hotels In
the Catskills. and dozens of automobile
parties have reached here to-day after
trip over the Rip Van Wrinkle Trail.
Prattsville has attracted a number Of
automobile parties for the holidays.
At the Graham arc Mrs, Charles A.
Bchlcr. tho Rev. and Mrs ]. y. Hop
kina and rhllip Blaskopf OF New York .
Miss Vivian Wassman, Mrs. NJ. III. Eve
~
Fairclough and Mrs. Mae j. Hernia Of
Brooklyn. Mrs. j. y. Evans and Miss
ELENA Evans OF Glen Morris. ". ",
and John Hamilton. Mrs. u. De Castro
Of Larchmont. y. Y.
Saugcrties has arranged for an infor-
NAL celebration on Monday including
2 basobeli game. open air concert and
dance Monday evening. The town has
tho largest number Of holiday visitors
II has ever known. and trip through
tho section where the cottsgers have
summer homes indicates that the au
tumn season here is going TO be buster
than In former years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Ronk OF Corn
wall. y. y. are passing their vacation
In town.
Mrs. John Walsh OF New York. has
been passing the month end with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. James OF
New York are the guests OF Mra. &. G.
James at her home here
Mrs. Albert Rowe Of New York. is tho
| guest OF Mrs. Sarah Gamer at the
home OF the latter
Concert at Woodstock.
This has been the saycst week OF the
season at Woodstock. Sundays concert
at the Maverick. with Gustsve Tinlot,
I vioinist: Horace Britt. celoist, and
4 Harrison Wall Johnson. pianist. was
undoubtedly one OF the finest musical
\ treats that Woodstock has enjoyed
4 this season. and the Maverick Festival.
on Thursday. brought more than 5000
visitors from other places
| The Woodstock Inn. Riscley Farm
House. and Mead's, which In former