The New York herald., 1922-07-09
Record Crowds in
Western Sections
of the Catskills
Amateurs VIII Give Play to
Aid Stamford Metho-
dist Church.

Special Dispatch to TH. NEW York HmALp.
travel to the western Catskills since last
Saturday was the heaviest In the history
Of this section and this delightful village
was the destination Of record breaking
or for their annual vacation and timed
their arrival SO as to be here over the
Fourth of July In order to participate in
the celebration held here.
Delegates to the New York State Con-
vention Of the County Superintendents
of the Poor and the Poor Law Officers
Association, held here, remained over
for the holidays and took an active in
terest In the celebration at the Country
Club on Tuesday, when the program
outlined In last Sundays issue was sue
cessfully followed.
Events of the week that have added to
the pleasure Of the vacationists here In
cluded the opening dance at the Rex
nero Club Hotel, at which Harry Tay-
lor's Whispering Four Of New York,
which will provide the musical pro-
gram at the hotel, furnished the music,
and at which Miss Irene Mitchell. So
prano. of Columbia University contrib
uted several vocal numbers that were
heartily encored.
At Churchill Hall the Inauguration Of
the series Of Sunday evening concerts. at
which Miss Edna Wilson Of New York,
contralto who stepped into popularity
last season, was heard. marked the OPEN
ing Of the musical season there.
Among the coming events that Is at
tracing lively interest Is the production
of "A District School," two act COM
edy. at the Opera House on July IT.,
under the direction Of Mrs. Lillian Grant
of New York. well known playwright
and director. with a cast recruited from
local citizens and vacationists, for the
benefit Of the Stamford Methodist
Church.
The new tennis courts at Churchill
Park have been completed and have
been pronounced by players equal to
those found In any part of the country
and are adding considerable interest
to that popular sport.
Churchill Hall has had among the
weeks arrivale p. o. Wheeler, Sidney
c. II. stephens. Masonville. N. Y; Mrs.
]. =. Salisbury. Albion. N. Y: Mr.. and
Mrs. @. w. Boyle. Little Falls: Lincoln
r. Long. New Kingston. N. z. r. c.
Van Alta, Waverly, N. Y: Miss Kather-
ine L. Brettle, Poughkeepsie; Mrs W.
M. Reynolds. Mrs. Edwin Bradley, Miss
Jane s. Lean. Daniel A. Martin, Roy
Roche. william r. Coudet. Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Morris and party, Mr.
end Mrs. William Marienhoff, Miss
Byrne. B. A. Byrne. Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Sauer, George Rose. George ]. Nelbach,
New York.
At the Rexmere Club Hotel are Mr..
and Mrs. M. Holt. Miss Virginia Morris,
Miss Dora Morris. A. ]. Morris. Mr..
And Mrs. r. Randolph Hicks, Mrs. G. A.
Frank and son. Mr.. and Mrs 8. Bern
stein, New York.
Greycourt Inn arrivals include Miss
Helen NJ Kerwin, Mrs. NJ. w. Kerwin,
Miss Margaret Murray Mrs. C. Gar.
land and child. New York: J. u. Herold
and party. New Rochelle.
The Westholm has registered r ID.
Heinbach, Herbert Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Lewis. j. A. Forsch. Miss L.
Schroeder, New York; DR.. Steinbach
and family. Hollis, L. I.
Sprucelands has among It's late AZ
rivals Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Sessen-
den. Milford. Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick A. White. Russell r. White. Her
bert T. White. New Haven: Mrs Will
lam H. Fuller. Rome. N. r; Daniel
Kelly Scarsdale; Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Allison. Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Stewart. Mr.
ana MtS. w. II. OWen, l~eW lOTk
The Madison arrivals include Gen.
and Mrs. John Kerr. Miss Matilde II.
Damn, Mrs. W. III. Evans and sons. New
York: Mrs John NJ Fulton. Brooklyn.
At Gilmore Cottage are r. s. Francke,
Edward Francke. Mercedes Armor. Miss
Minerva Armor, Sibyi Sannes and Mrs.
J. Herman.
At the Aicazer are Mrs. Amelia MayoI
and family. Miss Mario Nunez.
The Chateau de Navarro has regis
tered Miss Laura Press Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingdom Gould OF New
York and Lakewood with their family,
are occupying Kings Lodge, near Sea-
ger. for the summer.
A new hotel at Fieischmann's. the
New Takanassee. opened last week and
adds to the number of excellent hotels
In that section Of the mountains. It has
been popular with the July arrivals.
The Rip Van Wrinkle Hotel has among
It's vacationists Mrs. Leo Greenberg,
Mrs. M. Diamond. Mrs. s. LiplSowitz.
Mr.. and Mrs George Lapkin. Mrs. S.
Adler, Max Klein. Miss Rosalie Gould,
Louis Simon. Irving Hirsch. Miss r.
Davis Nathan Laus, Mr.. and Mrs N.
Hallpern, Joseph II. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ Naitov. Mr and Mrs. e. Sherman.
New York 8. w. Levinson, Sea Gate,
N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. A. weinstein. Mr.,
and Mrs. III. Goldfarb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham r. Lifton, BROOKLYN.