The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Summers Busiest Month Draws Many Thousands to
the Mountain Region for Recreation and
Gay Social Activity.


and MB. Frank Bell. Miss Agnes N.
Ward. Miss Helen Scannell. Charles
Hildebrandt William f. Thellusson, Miss
Helen Schnetz. Miss Mae Bronn. Mrs. ].
r. Rutter, Miss Mae E. Keegan Miss
Kitty Harding. Joseph Nusent. Henry
Frost. James Riley, Mss Eleanor Kelly,
Miss Juliet Falvey, Charles Keegan. Miss
Mae Morris. William Kiefer. John Huber.
Miss Jane Drake. all OF Greater New
York. A
The Perry House at Green Lake has
among It's weeks arrivals Miss Mildred
Smith, Miss Helen Monahan. Miss Anna
Finn. Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Donahue.
Frank Griffin, Harold Sancler. Miss b.
Jennings. Miss c. jennings Master John
Mcdowell. Miss Margaret Sanherth,
Miss Marie Fisher. Miss Peggy Stack,
Miss Anna Mannion. Miss Eileen O'Con-
nor. Miss Margie White. Miss Edna
Lynch Of Greater New York.
Pine Hill and Woodstock.
The many hotels at Pine Hill have
reached the limit OF their capacity this
week. and the folk sojourning there have
taken advantage of the delightful
weather TO enjoy boating and bathing.
with a moonlight regatta on Pine Hill
Lake.
During the coming week one OF the
events will be the masquerade ball at
the Rip Van Wrinkle Hotel. to be held
next Saturday night. Sojourning at the
Rip~-Van Wrinkle Hotel are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Gewartz. Miss Sylvia Green
baum. Irving Warhauser, Abraham Sc
gall. Morris Blum. John Davis Miss Ruth
Wolff Max Gabel, MIR. and Mrs Max
Weisberg, Miss Rose Scheingold, Charles
Charles Scheffman.
The Cornish House, another popular
house here, has registered: Mrs A. r.
Pobnoff. Mr.. and Mrs. David Skalkin and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. David Hoffman. Mr..
and Mrs. A. ID. Hatcher and family. Mr..
and Mrs. b. e. Siegelstein, DR.. and Mrs.
M. IL. Jerning. Mrs. Charles Schauer.
New York.
Woodstock, the art center OF the
Catskills, is attracting music lovers from
every section OF the mountains because
OF the splendid orchestra engaged by the
Maverick Artists Colony for the August
Sunday concerts. Prominent among
them are Inez Carol, pianist Engelbert
Roentgen. cello Of the Minneapolis Sym
phony Orchestra Gustav Tinlot. concert
master New York Symphony orchestra (;
Alfred Mcgerlin. concert master Min
neapolis Symphony Orchestra Pierre
Henriotte. concert master Chicago Opera
Company Paul LeMay first violin Min
neapolis Symphony Orchestra: Leon
Borzin, Philharmonic Orchestra Ed
ward Kreiner. Viola Letz Quartet (:
Horace Britt. cello, Letz Quartet; Paul
kefer, cello, Trio de Lattice.
Events Mt Hnines Fails.
Picturesque Haines Falls. one of the
most popular sections OF the Catskills. is
having wonderfully successful August
season, and there Is hardly hotel in
that section OF the Catskills that is not
crowded to its capacity.
The arrival at Twilight Inn of Dean
Mathey one OF the leading American
tennis players, 10 take part In the tour
nament being arranged at the Twilight
Park Casino. where Mr.. Mathey played
his first tennis. has added a considerable
amount OF interest to this tournament.
Twilight Inn Is the scene OF pretty
hop tonight that is being enjoyed by
the members of the cottage colony and
sojourners at the inn.
Among the late arrivals at Twilight
Inn are: Miss NJ. S. Walter, Miss NJ. s.
Terhune, II. s. Terhune. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Ludlow. Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
McCrosSey. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dobey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Rauk, Samuel
r. Adams, Jr., +. J. Frost Donald Pol
hemus. f. d. De Puy, Mrs. E. NJ. Reiss,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Fisher. New York !;
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Davis. A. G.. BEN
nett. Mrs. s. j. Cow, Mrs. NJ. ID. Ham,
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cook, Rus
sell Mackenzie Cook, Mrs. George Webb
Cone. Mr.. and Mrs. A., II. Lewis, Miss
Marjorie Lewis. Miss Jean Lewis Mr..
and Mrs. James p. Cook, Miss Frances
Il. Cook. Miss Elsa Toennies. Mrs.
George B. Wightman. George Austin
Wightman and Kent Wightman. Great
Neck, l.. l.
Loxhurst arrivals include II. r. Ber-
nard, James Beswick, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Oppenheim. Miss u. Morganson, Miss L.
Morganson, Miss NJ, Alhis. Mr.. and Mrs
A. Role. Herbert Southwarth, Miss
.Frieda Role, Mrs. J. X. Gamble, b.