New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Catskills Colony
WillHold Tag Day
And Fair Thursday
Plans Completed for a Fete
for Stamford Library;
Dinner Dance Given at
Club Marked by Success
Special Dtspc.ch to Tho Trtbuss

Special Dispctch to Tho Tribute
STAMFoRD-IN-T THE E-CATSKILLs, N.
Y, July 29.-The summer colony here
is occupied with plans for the tag
day, fair and sale which Is to take
place on Thursday for the benefit Of
the Stamford village library. At q
meeting called by Mrs. Albert Terry,
president, and which was attended by
Mrs. T. A. Atchison, Mrs. e. c. Han
ford, Mrs. ]. E. Stafford, Mrs. A. E..
Fink, Mrs. Mary Mullan, Miss Ida
Johnson, Mrs. Joseph r. Belanger, Mrs.
Julio Navarro and Mrs. William Nc
Alpin, various committees were ep-
pointed to take charge. This affair, an
annual event, will be followed by q
street fair on August 12 for the Stan-
ford Hospital.
The dinner dance on Friday evening
at the Stamford Country Club, attended
by the artists making up the musical
colony, was great success.
Professor Ricardo f. Manrique, as
sisted by Miss Ilene Mitchell, Of New
York, are coaching the children who
will take part in the drills, interpreta-
tive dances, and in the production Of
"A Sleeping Beauty"
The Tuskegee Institute singers gave
song. recital yesterday. This or
ganization is sent out every year from
Tuskegce Institute, Alabama, under the
leadership of Robert r. Motion.
Mrs. B. I. Sheffield and Mrs. Esther
Kendall will act as hostesses for the
coming month at the Stamford Coun-
try Club. There will be tea Saturday
afternoons and bridge and Eve hun
dred on Wednesdays.
The second Of the series Of mixed
foursomcs will be played tomorrow on
the links of the Stamford Country
Club.
Miss Marie Wilson, Of East Orange,
has Joined the artists colony.
Mr.. Franklin Bittner, an illustrator Of
New York, is sojourning at Cold Spring
Farm Inn.
Prince Vedrick Luckardushar, Of Hy-
derbad, Persia, accompanied by his
American secretary, Chester F. Davis,
has arrived from San Francisco and is
az Ye Olde Delaware Inn.
Mrs. P. J. O'Keefe and her two
daughters, the Misses Agnes and Anna
O'Keefe, Of New York. are spending the
summer at Churchill Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Doty, of Jackson
vile. Fla, are at the New Grant House.
Mrs. E. A. Robinson and her family,
from Miami. Fla, are all season quests
at the New Rexmere.
John H. Hoagland ha. leased his
home. the Bonnie View, for the season
to Saturnino Parajon, Of Havana, Cuba.
Other arrivals include:
At Churchill Hall--Mr. and Mrs. 8. J.
Jacobs, Mrs. L. Gallagher, John W. Gal
lagher, l.. NJ. Braun. William Marien-
hof, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Foreman, Miss
Dorothy Frankel, Mr.. and Mrs. /. W.
trsnkel, Miss Irene C. Hogan and Miss
Anne S. Mahoney.
AT Kendall rlace-Mrs. A. Ries.l-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Hentz, Mr..
and Mrs. James D. Clark. Mrs. i. r
Wood, Miss D. Streeper, Of New York
City.
Al Rexmere Hotel--Mr. ard Mrs. l.,
E. Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Heaton,
). Spingarn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Spin
garn, William P. O'Connor, Miss Emma
Dunn.
AT New Grant House-Miss Helen
Edgar, Miss Annie Friedbere, l.. A.
Carter, MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Hirsch, of
New York City.
At the Westholm-M Mrs. n. Vaughan,
Miss l., Quinn, Miss Ida Eddington.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Stiffson, Miss Jane
Manley. of New York City.
AZ lnglesidc-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
"N@''e'nHs VI ANSW ICTk OlLys MT,
and Mrs. A. T. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Freeman, Mrs. L. X. Bennett,
Miss Margaret Hackney, Mr.. Stanley
Hackney jr., Mis-, Anna Tackney. Of
Brooklyn
At Cold Spring Farm Inn-Miss Jen.
ME NJ: Miller, Mr.. Franklin Bittner
Mrs. John Wayland, Miss Helen NJ
Doyle. Mr.. and Mrs. CT. Boyle, Mr.
{. l.. Kane and Mr., NJ. e. Faunier. OF
New York City.
AZ the Virginia Miss Susan Breslin
Miss Viola Stevens, Mrs. F. Langdon
Mr. +. Guzman, Mr.. r. Stuart and Miss
Mario Gallagher,.of New York City.
Al the Grevcourt Inn--Mr. and Mrs
Eobert e, Kingslcy. Mr.. II. RedlIne
Mr.. n. Rutland and Miss Helen C. Cole.
man. of New York City.
AT Ye olde Delaware Inn-Mr
George Dunbar, MIR. Charles Webste r,
Mr.. j. c. Mccormick and Mr.. c. W
Nixon, Of New York City: Mr., and
Mrs. Herbert Osborn and Mr.. j. NJ
Schut, Of Brooklyn.