New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
stream OF Guests
Flows UnaI,afed To
(.atskiIls Resorts
Leading Event of Season, a
Bal Masque, Is Given at
Stanford Country Club;
Many Entertainments Held
sneoial dispatch 70 The rraeane

il Stamford much beyond Labor Day
Il seen in the number of bookings
throughout the month of September.
rlhe railroad strike does not seem TO
aaye interfered with vaeationists, who
have been pouring into the mountains
aaring the week, coming by steamboat,
,rain and automobile. Since the open
mo of the Rondout Greek Bridge to
sraffie many automobile parties arc
asinc this bridge, while the state and
coanty highways are all in excellent
condition.
stamford enjoyed its most ambitious
social event of the season tonight
shen 9 bal masque was given at the
stanford Country Club. The com
mltsee in charge included Mrs. Peter
Van vlaanderen, Mrs. J. II. Wilcox,
Mrs. B. I. Sheffield, Mrs. Esther Ken
asll Mrs. o. ". Preyer, Mrs. l.. II. De
silva, Mrs. j. E. Stafford. Mrs. E. H.
Hsnford, Mrs. Julio Navarro and
Miss Edythe Campbell.
The auxiliary of the Stamford Hos
nital hopes to be able to set aside
sortion of the proceeds of the recent
Street fair to start sinking fund for
the endowment of room. Returns
are still coming in from the bazaar
and fair held for the Sacred Heart
Church. 1t is estimated that about
$4,000 will be realized.
High church dignitaries gathered
here on Wednesday to, do honor to the
largest confirmation class ever held in
Stanford, among them being the Right
Rev. Edmund F. Gibbons, ID. D., Bishop
If Albany: the Right Rev. Thomas +.
hickey, d. D., Bishop of Rochester;
the Right Rev. Bernard ]. Mahoney,
q. D., Bishop of Sioux Falls. S. D.;
the Right Rev. Monsignor William P.
fitzgerald. Troy; the Rev. Thomas A.
Early, Troy; the Rev. Justin J. Cor
bett. Troy; the Rev Leo Clarke. Troy;
the Rev. David Foran, Cohoes; the
Rev. John F. Mcdonald, Cohoes; the
Rev Father Biechtel, C. S. S. r., Sara
tova: the Rev Francis A. Roche, Al
bany: the Rev. Joseph Scully, Albany;
the Rev. Vincent Gorski, Albany; the
Rev. Thomas j. Loughlin, West AL
bany; the Rev. Thomas P. Burns,
CastIeton; the Rev. Benedict l. Gillon,
chancellor of the Albany Diocese; the
Thomas J. Lynch, Troy; the Rev. John
II. Ready, Canajoharie; the Rev. James
). Dasey, Little Falls; the Rev. Maxine
sarrauit, lion; the Rev. Terence j.
Sbealy. New York City; the Rev. Will
liam II. Sheridan, Haines Falls; the
Rev. John j. Collins. Haines Falls; the
Rev. John L. Sheridan, Haines Falls;
the Rev Father Hogan. Haines Falls;
the Rev, John w. Mccall, Arkville; the
Rev. William D. Noonan, oneonta; the
Rev. John H. Murphy, oneonta; the
Rev. Joseph Heenan, Walton; the Rev.
Philip Boylan, New York City; the Rev.
Father Sharkey, Brooklyn; the Rev.
Thomas F. Mcbride, Albany: the Rev.
William H. White, Herkimer, and the
Rev. John J. King, Herkimer.
A reception for the confirmants and
their friends followed the consecra-
lion. held at the Sacred Heart Church.
dered the visiting clergy at the home
Ii the Rev L. j. Riley, rector of the
ssurch.
Club on Friday evening proved UNI
usually successful and delightful. in
spite of the inclement weather
Among the many hosts were Senator
Charles Russell. of Brooklyn; Mrs
William Halls ir., Summit, N. j.; Mr..
Eugene Garland, New York City;
Mrs. Peter Van Vlaanderen.
Mr.. William F. Thorner, of the
Metropolitan Opera Company, is plan
ming musicale at the Country Club
on Wednesday evening next.
A new feature is to be added to
the gymkhana which is to be held at
the Stamford Opera House next Tues
day evening, under the direction of
Professor Ricardo E. Manrique and
Miss Ilene Mitchell. This is the 'Elope-
ment," which will be done in panto-
mime by Mrs. Frances McHale, Mrs.
Edward Cunningham, Mr.. Allan Robin
SON Mr.. Billy McMeekin and Mr..
Thomas Cunningham.
Trout fishing in the streams of the
Catskills and Shawangunks was never
better than this season, and large
sized beauties are being booked daily.
week, Mr.. Kingdom Gould caught
trous twenty-three inches long and
weighing four and one-half pounds.
Visitors from long distance points
are included in this weeks arrivals,
among them being Miss Anna f. Kier,
q Crawford, Miss stopping at
Churchill Hall, and Mrs. E. M. Will
Hanson, of Miami, Fla.
Mrs. W. Z. Turnbull and Mr.. w A.
Turnbuli, of Brantford, Ont, are st
the New Rexmere Club Hotel, as are
Mrs. f. W Waddell and daughter, Miss
Dorothy Waddell, of Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Towne, of Cleve-
land; Or. and Mrs. E. l.. Major, Miss
Helen Major, of Greenfield, Mass;
Miss Grace G. Willard, of Detroit; Mrs.
L. Hoyt Miss M. L. Hoyt, of Austin,
Tex; Miss Mae l.. O'Hearn. Hartford,
Conn. Miss Martha Berry and Miss
Eugenia Nicholoy, Mount Berry, Ga
are guests at the Westholm.
judge and Mrs. w. Hunt Harris, of
Key West, Fla, have arrived at the
Greycourt Inn. Miss r. A. Johnson
oi Chanute, Kan, is at the Tvanhurst.
Miss Teresa DARRELL. of Lismore. Ire
and, IS guest at the New Grant
Rouse.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Craft, of New
lork, are at the Villa Belle Air.
!, Mr. and Mrs. J. Irving Greene, of
ne% York, are guests at the home of
G. Hoagland.
Other recent arrivals include:
;, Churchill Hall--Mrs. Louise Fuller,
Mss E. Renard, Miss Helene Collins,
Mr and Mrs. j. e. De lola and Miss
ihelma Gallon
4 Rexmere Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. L..
waiter, Mrs. L. Fleischmann, Miss
NARY a. Ball, Mrs. w. H. Anders, MIR.
shd Mrs. L. Calder, Miss Virginia
eoartade and Miss Alice Perkins.
Gold Spring Farm Inn Mr.. and Mrs.
sbarles Booth, Miss Nora Booth, Miss
adelaide F. MAYER and Mr.. and Mrs. J