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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. AUGUST '4, 1012. Seashore and Mountain Places Report Big Business WITH THE CAMPERS Goose party held early this week, when i the little guests appeared In the char- i lacters of Mother Goose children.

They I were all there Jack Horner. Bo l'eep. AUGUST RUSH IS ON TO THE CATSKILLS FAWN'S LEAP IN THE CATSKIlLS. SARATOGA PREPARES FOR PAGEANT WEEK IN THE ADIRONDACK simple Mmon and others and their costumes ahomed much ingenuity. Kxcite-ment reached its height when the baker' Mills Thompson, appeared bearing a large Jack Horner pie, into which thumbs were aa i- stuck for the proverbial plums, which I sojourners rind Many Delight- proved to be attractive smaii gifts.

The Mountain Resort Proprietors A Thousand People Being Drilled Daily for Historic and Other Features. mie iuik in tneir quaint costumes were: ful Ways of Enjoying Summer Life. a inarming sight and a large gallery of i admiring friends watched their games and dances. i tie rg- W. IVrkfn lias taken the Look Forward to a Prosperous Month.

vnp on l'pter Saranac l.ake sVr AuguM and Septrmlier and niueh interest is nfe ani.mg as whether Colonel audi PHEASANTS FOR Bi SZ I BOARDING HOUSES CROWDED. TO DEPICT WAR TIME SCENES. Birds Liberated Generously in East i iiHrleH Imnifl. iht (Hampton swimmer. I wii-t h.ia nmi? mHnv HurM rwir.ln.

ap.KMrs 10 ha 1V his sw.mminff hi I 'amp 'lunns ilu- mi miner. I-iift Mr. "Pjf 1 '-'If- Summer Visitors to Take Part. Brooklynites Kegistered at the Famous Spa. Thousands cf Brooklynites Located at Delightful Vacation Spots.

UunieJs it a half milo ruurse near ramp every morning ami kept tn fine trhn. tlni Buiiimer he it. devotinic If alnn.st I fxflumvcly ti the "nxtrurrion of a large at irtp'rtv fn Kear where h' ill pruiMtgalt) fancy game, including black filXPh. jliiatn R. iJormat.

of Iirooklyn vinfted Par- the Inn wan a large bridge and hearts party. at hiaijj were given n.M... Kiiith xi'r. -ruk i Minwff J. lArkin and family.

Miss Mary Hlggina, Fred -arke. Miss S. Hughes. Mrs. O.

West, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. G'83.

Miss Marie Gess. Mrs. M. Knight, New York. Lexington Guests.

Jra.it, jiith Henney. Kmrn -na mlthjthe new Squirrei Inni the ciaremont. the Lexington, N. August 3 The Homestead, for some unknown 111-. ..111 1..

wn nil inai r.uw a iew uay ago wnn- little village of Lexington with its many ou, ttuarMs, anJ management hotels and boarding houses has been 1 fhe house has been taken over by Mrs. thronged with people for the last its owner. days, so the many social affairs that It Tn view Houre Is entertaining a have been arranged for the entertain- of people dur.ng August Anung monf nt i.i, k. 'hem ar George Moore, nolsn.l Dlehl. Teddy ment of the Bummer visitors have been OIvnni jRnlfB Mr.

n(i Mr j. well attended. m. Ni and child, Mrs. James McGlri, Miss The O'Hara House was the scene of a large McOlil.

Mr. and Mrs. John Arnold. Miss Mr. an, I Mrs.

O. W. Corthir of Uro-klyn' au at Inn lor a visit. ir. ana p.

lionllu-e anil son "i at the Inn tourlnic. Ihe other visitors who arrived this week an-l are remaining Home time are: Mr. an-l Mrs. K. firant.

Mr. anil Mrs. A. r) lams titul sons, Gonlon Mi-l'ahe Mr. ami Mrs.

o. X. Kelly. K. f.

Bowie, Miss K. M-Kee. Miss W. 1.. Hat 'in.

A. t. Wehher, Mis. J. E.

li.ioiluln, U. flooilwtn. Mr. and Mrs. A.

KilPourne. Mr. and Mrs. W. K.

Hypes and dauahter. B. well. A. J.

Itadenl.anser. .1. K. Moore. .1.

tlreene. Mrs. W. i'. Si-ha-ffer.

Miss r.illth Sehaeffer. Miss Annie M. Skeer. Miss K. I'ni'ker.

Mr. and Mra. Robert M. Wells. A.

S. Hell. Mrs. t'harles 11. Fritz, (ieorge 1'.

Fritz, Charles B. Fritz. and Norman Fritz. Sacandaga Park Season. Sacandaga Park, N.

August 3 The season In this seotlon of the Adirondai ks reached its height this week and the beautiful weather that has been experienced since last Monday has been thor-opghly enjoyed by the mspy people who are spending their vacations in the Sacandaga section. I'iiilf lu 11 a ti mil 1 1. 1 na si-ap ami lha nvnallmil links here are thronged daily with players -ire tierter. miss May ner-from the Fines and from the Adirondack Inn. 'V''.

Miss I-riiIh Herter. Mitw Marjorle Herter. A dance at Ihe Adirondack Inn tonlaht anil J- Miss Helen anolher at the Fines are being enjoyed by the people who are spending their outing here. l.ale arrivals at Adirondack Inn include James Tliedford. Dr.

D. B. Austin, Miss Flo Austin. Dr. O.

W. Turner, Miss Ruth Merri-fleld. Miss Pauline Mtrrincld. Dr. and Mrs.

Charles DuHolst, Mrs. Richard 1.. Moyle, S. Ruckley. Miss M.

Buckley, Manhattan; Mian, 1 James IMrnie, Miss Derithv I'lrnle, Albert I'ltnie, Miss L. M. Ward, Miss D. G. Ward, Brooklyn.

Morleys. at Lake Pleasant, Is having a very successful senpon, and the people who are there are enjoying the Adirondack pleasures tn toe utmost. Among those registered -there are: Mr. and Mrs. I W.

Baeurhle, I'aul NVhrlng, Mrs. Richard 1 Mnyte. Barl Fut-nain, K. i'. Turner and party.

W. H. R. Reynolds, f. O.

frnRne, P. De Hart, .1. P. Creeden, James Reld, Urnest Wil-lrnsedrr, llnrrv I', lxuidvyehr. S.

P. Morse, Manhattan; WPllani J. Rnylbart, Rrnoklyn. The Pines at Sacandaga Park is bonked full for the next few weeks. Among the late ar-livais there r.re l.erny Levi, Herpowltz, L.

R. Recker, Joseph Polaris, W. c. Fuller. Miss M.

1-dland. Miss K. J. McClelland, the Mioses Short. Miss M.

A. Hogan, Miss B. M. 1'ognn. Mrs.

S. L. Mrs. John Hnpp, Snhrlra Cahnlln. Manhattan: Miss Lllllnn Hlnchcllff, Miss Elizabeth Hinchellff, John T.

-Vcrtz, Brooklyn. CLIFF HA VPN AERIVAL3. Cliff Haven, N. August 3 The list of recent Brooklyn arrivals at the Cham-plnln Assembly comprises: Thomas K. Cahill.

Miss Catherine Clamp, Miss Hernadette Fallon, Edward Fallon. Mi3s Mary Culluin. John Ott, Mr and Mia J. B. rllattery, Mrs.

David J. Daley. John J. Kennedy, J. H.

Deeler, Miss Mary Me-Caffery, Frank J. Mejiermott, Miss Mary ,1 MeXally, Miss L. A. Nucent. T.

Nugent, the Rev. George Cnruana. Miss Aupusta Miss Antoinette Mitchell, Adc-la de Rochford. Mrs. P.

.7. -Phillips, W. Miss G. Meehan. Miss Nellie Butler, Miss Mary A.

Curtis, J.ihn Fall Miss Helen F. Hubbard, Mrs, A. J. Fallon, Miss Katherlne ASSOCIATE JUSTICE CHARLES E. HUGHES IN HIS RUSTIC ADIRONDACK SUMMER HOME ern Section of the Mountains.

Paul Smith X. August 3 Visitors at Paul Smith's are busy touring the neighboring resorts, attending camp teas, on the tennis court and in vari- ous other delightful ways enjoying Adi- rondack life. The St. Regis Gun Club is 10 oe consolidated wim me ot Regis Golf Club, and one of the resultant foat- ures win ue irapauuuinis at me vmu grounds on tne St. negis Kiver.

ine clubhouse will be the center of social activity during August, as the greens are ia excellent shape, and four new tenuis courts are to be built. T. A. Gardner, who haj hen a member iliss KJlen Tiiyiitr's h-mse party at Keg-Jiiont, has K-ne to Hampt'n. Frank J).

Urlswoid of St. place, Br-x'kiyn, ha returned to I'aul Smith's ti remain until lahf.r Dav. Mr. ia ac- cinipanied by Mrs, James F. Whitney and JliM Carolyn Peiers, also uf Hr-ukyn.

Mr. and Mrs. Courtlandt P. ltx and the Misses JHxnn are spenlmtc a week at South ampton iur the tennis t'lurnament. arter wmcn thoy w.ll Join Miss It.

A. I'ulhenius at Camp Eden wold. he isses Di xon are among the enthusiastic worker fr the annual aie ii given August Si In the parlors at I'aul Smith's lor tho Iwneflt of tho Adirondack Cottage Sanitarium at Trudeau. Miss A. Pulhemus Kave a luncheon at Edcnwold yaHiniuy.

when her guests were Miss McCoy, Mis. Haslehurst, Miss Johnston, Mary Mi.rse, Miss Porter, Mrs. Kales Ha ler, rs. A upper, iss Har- uing and toy, lxis Kellogg. It.

and Airs. Thomas K. French of Brooklyn entertained at their camp on Spitfire Lake, tenant and Mrs. Wlnt hrop Tut tie of Brouklvn. In r-imuuinv with Mis P-.

It Pitt. ting and Mrs. K.ttharine Perrv of Brooklyn, all members of the Fn-nch house party, they made the seven carry boat trip to tfHranac Inn on Saranac Lake and return. Mrs. Walter Smith and son, Harrison P.

Smith of Hrwklyn. are at I'aul Smith's Hotel on Ivower St. Rpis Lake, where they will remain for sometime. A. 1j.

Earl and R. J. Miller of Freeport, 1 1., arrived at Smith's this week en route on an automobile tour of Adirondack resorts. Climbing St. Regis Mountain Is popular with: summer folks at Paul Smith's and one of the I parties to make the ascent was that of Mrs.

F. Steinhart. Miss Florence tfreinhart, Frank Stelnhnrt. Charles Lopez, Henry Lopen Mr. 1 and Mrs.

William Peck, Albertlna Peck and W. H. Swemrten. Mr. and Mrs.

Ogden Mills Reid arrived Mon-day and opened the I'pprr St. Reffls camp ot Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reld for August. Cottagers at Piseco Lake. I Plaeco Lake, X.

August 3 Few lakes of the Adirondack retain the charm of Piseco Lake, with its rustic surroundings and informal summer life. Kntertainments aro of a simple order and the cottagers clustered along the shore are like one large family. The Jake will never be crowded by summer homes, for much of the shore line belongs to the state. A number of Brooklyn people are spending the summer here, and the number Increases with each returning year. Dr.

and C. K. Anderflnger of Brooklyn have with them at camp Mr. and Mrs. Uarvey and MIhh Gertrude i-tarvey of Brooklyn.

Miss Harvey is a fine violinist, and visitors are enjoying the musicals at camp. Thurnday evening ilfteen campers visited Mr, and Mrs. Andertinger for an evening of music and readings. Russell Andertinger of Brooklyn has Joined his uncle, Dr. Andelflnger, at camp.

Professor and Mrs. U. A. Schmidt and Miss Klsa Schmidt of Brooklyn aro occupying their Point Comfiirt camp. Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Know and Norman Snow, of Brooklyn, have been at Point Comfort for two weeks. Professors Miller and Fay of the Brooklyn schools, -who havo been visiting at the Schmidt camp, -are now on a walking trip through the AdlJ rondacks. Twenty-eight friends of Mrs. Schmidt and 31iss lilsa were entertained at Crimp Comfort Tuesday In honor of their Joint birthdays.

The new tennis court was kept busy by ihe young people and a delightful time enjoyed by all. Pheasants Flourishing in Adiron dack, Elizabethtown, X. August 3 Pheasants are to add a new feature for the sportsmen here in the future. The birds have been liberated generously throughout this eastern section and reports are to the effect that they are flourishing. Sportsmen are favorable to their propagation in this section of the Adirondacks and a three-year closed season is advocated to give the birds a good start.

Thomas Lawson of Boston, the prominent financier, has been a guest Mr. and Mr. Jt'sne Kidgwoy at Crarondah, their summer home at Kiizabthuwn. Mr. Kldgway and his guost spent many hours xploring the trad and highways al.out Filzab'-thtown on foot.

Brooklyn people at ihu Windsor are taking a iromimnt part in the seas ns evtrnt, and it is predicted U.at many if the tvenis In the uniiual lf tournament will bo won by the Brooklyn playrrs. Thtj laiet rrcrult to the lfing ranks uro Mrs. O-oigci Stegj and Mrs. Ott( Struse, leadern of the Bro iklyn colony at th.i hotel. Mr.

Steffe and Mr. Struse re among the exner.enwd nlnvers. und mum- itucrHstlng tojnomes will bu played before the weapon cnuw. Airs. p.

Kvuns of Brooklyn and Mrs! Boynton have excelled on the tennis courts, and every f.trm of hpjrt hire has its -rmhusiriHtlc follnwing. Among tho arrivals at the Win Nr are-Mr. and Mrs. 11. iati, Mr.

an. I Mrs! J. B. cme, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank J. Feriig, Mr. nml Walter I Hrirc e. MKs (iladVH Btlsroe, M1.h ICd th und Mifs Mary Jl'ifce. Ainony the metT visitors in KM wtr Mr.

and Mr. B. ci. Amen, Mrs. K.

G. Mania tine! M. IHumcmiu nt Brooklyn. Mrs. Willhnii Sllll und son of Hoslyn.

nrfl In Flzabethtown. Mr. Still nc'-osupanled i hem up and later returned to Bro jkl n. Mr. and Mrs.

B. H. (VCjunor ut Great Neck, who liave lt-n vilting at Si. llulteris. stopped at Head Inn this week route east.

'Along the Fulton Chain. Old Forge. X. August 3 -The sea-son along the Fulton chain of eight lakes is now in full swing, und practically j'very one of the three hunJred camp! is occupied. People from Brooklyn and other cities are Infnlng In the social events and the lakes are dotted with the bouts of the merrymiikei-H wending their to various picnic points, On Wednesday a party of fifteen from the Bald Mount ui House on Third 1 an enfoved a pi'-nic and woihIh dinner at Hne They ma le the trip to the Arrow if, a motorboat and walked th- in.lrr of the way.

Those who purth ipned wer. Mr and Mi's. Theodnr C. Mr. and Mrs OiMerkirk.

Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Soie Mrs' K.

Burd, Mrs. C. K. Bostuiclc. 'jtutli Bostwif k.

Mrs. XMiich vfiau n.i. 11 nnvllk. Har-ry li. Smlih.

A new ti'tini hn hon the Hall Mmimi.in llcinre nn.l In in (jrent dcnian.i. Tho bi.cn Im nml Tin v. nlhK a u-m of voun men from i Imwlcil Ihn 'll Ustintuln tnain rflln will ln tii.wlnl Iictv. jk uiv ati.l niniiher pi-npli- fnmi lh HhIiI Minimum hiv mnilo. tlif trip.

win, Mrv. M. IM.11H. Minn ivm Mr. nml Mrn.

un.l is Mr. ami p. VhI, niino anil v' V) T-? of llmoklyn urn ri-i-ent ii l.llllnni. i' I'llninier cilony 111 the I I Harry li. l-milli of llrn n(i ntji Inn mint.

niHnv In orrl uiv V-. nn. Mrn a. Knlli Ilavls. K.

Tliompmii Mik T. Ivrt. Mr. ami Mm. I hall'.

in. T. Mr. Mn. v.atrman.

Mr I A. Willl-ini Mr. an. I Mrx Kanhom. Mrn.

A. s. hrl, 1.0111'., 'lvelov' 2, J- M. K. Hunl, Htpwarl.

aivl K. I- I'rumli (Jovfinor Mr. A. lllx up from Alli.mv narlv thin wk nI fuun, Ih? hliihuavs vry "allsfio'iorv. HttbTt (Vki-ri.

Lillian Mr John i.lln.iil,-ic.r ami nnlp 1 of vHlnK on KVt of thi. Imliun Chain. Mother Goos Party at Saranac Inn. X. AugiiEt 3 The crown'ner rvmt of the season lor the Uttle folks at Saranac Inn was the Mother I I Saratoga Springs, August 3 This has been "college week" at the Spa an Institution established for the first time a year ago, and one which promises to grow aud flourish as a means of attraction In -the years to come.

The Idea of having a reunion week each summer in which the' college men In town might get together; here In Saratoga for the purpose of fur-? thering the college spirit and enjoying'; themselves In various ways was con-. celved last July by some of the younger fraternity men then tn the village. Aa', organization was formed and a week or, meetings and social entertainments wan. planned. The success of that first assem- bly prompted more extensive plans for.

the future and this year has witnessed a -far wider participation by college men here and from out of town. An elaborate programme of entertainment was arranged and the week has been one of unt'sual activity In a social way. A number of private dinners to the visiting members of the organisation have been given In addition to the formal banquet and a most enjoyable dance given In the Casino. There were also water races and sports at the Lake, athletic contests, a baseball game and some really excellent exhibitions on the tennis courts and golf field. The week proved a delightful one socially and many of the older graduates united in the renewal ot the friendships and spirit of college days.

Saratoga promises to become a tennis center and plans are under way to socure the playing of the national championship matches here In the future. The experts, many of whom wero here during college week, are enthusiastic over the facilities which Congrcjs Park offers for such an event. Thero are a number of flno courts In town, but the natural arrangements, at the park, with the terraces surrounding the center level of turf, are conceded to be unsurpassed for the playing of exhibition matches and the accommodation of the gallery The excellence of this site in Congress, Spring Park Is to be demonstrated on a large, scale a couple of weeks hence when the pageant Is given. Rehearsals for the affair have progressed far enough now to give an adequate Idea of the elaborateness of the undertaking. A thousand people are being drilled dally for the historic and other features.

The members of the summer social set. young and old, are enthusiastic participants In the plans and rehearsals. The various folk dances are being prepared In the ballroom of the United Btates Hotel, while the war scenes Incident to the early settlement and development of this section of the State are being rehearsed in the armors'. The many and stirring eventa which this locality witnessed in tho early days furnished a tine Held for the historic episodes which are to form the most striking features of the pageant. Among the week's arrivals at the TJnltetf States Hotel are Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Col-Una. Miss Ruth Collins and Mr. and Mrs D. P.

Olcott of Brooklyn. The Olcotts came up by motor, bringing a party of friends from Manhattan. At the Carlsbad late arrivals Include Henrv Rogers. J. E.

Klngsland. L. L. Grass, Mrs. C.

I.acey and Mrs. Ina S. Farnnm of Brooklyn. At tho Huestls House are Le Rov C. Lane and Mr.

and Mrs. Hilton M. Harharg of Brooklyn. Mrs. Harry Walsh and Mrs.

Lynch of Brooklyn are spending Ihe season as guests at the Dominican Convent. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Brockway of Brook lyn are the guests of their cousin, Dr.

O. J. Travis. Miss Edith Benedict of Lincoln avenue entertained at dinner during tho week in honor of Miss Ticcard of Brooklyn, who Is visiting Miss Judson at her Philadelphia street home. Miss Eddy of Brooklyn Is spending some time at the homo of Mrs.

David Frecburn In Gan-sevoort. Miss Marian Tone of Brooklyn Is the guest of Mrs. Julian Davis In the eamo village. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Randall of Brooklyn are comfortably established at the Warden for a stay of two weeks. George R. Hendenberg of Brooklyn Is the guest of friends on Van Dam street The Misses Ruth and Margaret Wllletts of Rockaway, who have been at Lake George as the guests of friends, have Joined their parents at their summer home on Circular street J. C. Clarkson of Brooklyn, who came up by motor with a party of Long Island friends, la registered at the Worden Mr.

and Mrs. Allen C. Hendricks of Babylon are spending a fortnight as the guests of friends at the Geysers. Mrs. Jj, O.

Carpenter of Brooklyn was among the guests who attended the weekly teas at the Casino. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Freyer of Brooklyn are stopping at the American Mrs. Walter S. Henry delightfully entertained at bridge at her home this week In honor of Mrs. Harry E. Pettee of Brooklyn Mrs.

C. P. Wycoff. Miss M. J.

Rudkin and James Kane and Miss Kane of Broiklyn are stopp'ng at the Huestls House. James Kane and Miss Kane are regular summer visitors to Sara toga. Miss Laura I.endrlm and Miss Marguerite Woods of Brooklyn are stopping with Mr. and Mrs. W.

S. Terwllllger of Philadelphia street. Among the latn arrivals at the Adelphl are: Agnes McParland, Miss V. Hawkins and H. Gregle, of Brooklyn.

Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Belton cf South Milton entertained during the past week Miss Katherlne Fianlgan of Jamaica.

L. I. James Klrkpatrlck and daughter of Brooklyn are pleasuntly entertained by Henry Furay at his summer home at Corners In Ballston Spa. Mr. and Mrs.

E. D. Roberts of Brooklyn are stopping, at the United States. John H. Ross of Brooklyn Is visiting his sister and brother at Couth Grenfleld, Mr.

and Mr. Albert Ross. Miss Mable Scanlon of Brooklyn returned to her home today after spending the past three weeks with friends In this village. Mrs. F.nimltt Lane of Brooklyn returned to home tnls week after spending the past three weeks as the guests nf her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Smith of Church street. Mrs. Natalie M. Butler and daughter.

Miss Gladys, of Brooklyn, are the guests of Mrs. A. L. Nevlri of Church street. Late arrivals at the Central Hotel In Cor-Inth Include: Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Taylor, Miss Grace Walsh and H. S. Taylor, of Brooklyn. The remains of Warren C.

Hall, aged 72. of BrooKljn. who died at Ms home Saturday, July l'7, were brought to this village for Interment in the family plot in Greenrldge Cemetery. The funeral took place Tuesday, from the home of his brother. George H.

Hall, 23 Clark atrtet. Mr. Hall had been a resident In New York City for the past thirty-five vears and had nerved in the Seventy-seventh rteglmrnt during tho Civil War. He Is survived by three brothers. George of this village; Howard of Sidney, and Wll-lartl of Spokane, Wash.

The many Saratoga friends of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Fish of Flatbush. L. regretted to near the sad news of the death of Mr.

Fir-li on Friday morning, July 26. after a throe months' illness. Mr. and Mrs. Fish had livod In this village for three years.

George B. Wetherel of Brooklyn Is a guest at the Commercial Hotel In Corinth. Mr. Joseph IVilcy. Mrs.

Charles Barker and Elmer Cox, of Brooklyn, are attending a few weeks at the home of Mrs. John Hurd on lake avenue. Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. and Miss M. D. Buckley, of Brocklyn. aro guests at tb United Slates.

Recent arrivals at Elmwoor Hall In tns. village Include: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Chase Biooklyn and Thomas McCulloch of West-burv, L. I.

Wordtn guests are: Mr. and Mrs. S. Cole of Brooklyn and John F. Fitzgerald of Brooklyn.

Mrs. Hlen Bergen and daughter of Brooklyn are stopping with Mrs. A. J. Marsh on York avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Wilkes of Brooklyn ar ot Hotel lfnyette. Dr.

and Mrs. John R. Stivers of Brooklyn ate at the Worden. Late arrlvais at Grist Mill House In Porter's Coiners include: Miss Lizzie Ruger, Master Stein, Miss A. Tmihey.

Miss May. Powers, Mls Marv Furey. Miss Veronica Furey. A. r'uiey, William Furey.

George Davis and Joha Treacy, of Brooklyn. Mrs S. Roche, wife of the Rt. Dr. Spencer S.

Roche ot Garden City, L. was hostess at the Casino tea on Wednesday, July 31. Miss Helene C. Meehan of 236. Dean street left August 1 for SprlngfleM, where she will spend the monti with her sister, Mrs.

W. C. Leary, wife of Dr. W. C.

Leary. They will spend the time motoring through tho Berkshlres. Later la tho season they will be joined by Miss Clara Agnes Meehan and will return to Brooklyn after Labor Day. Haines Falls, X. August 3 Haine 'last sixteen years.

A number of new hotels, including th- magnificent Sunset Park Inn. the new Inn at Twilight Pnrk fnmore, tne llellevue ana coltages, Mt, sylvan anil Other places havp bppn ron- structed. The park settlements have shown a healthy growth, but instead of spuiling the natural beauty of Hainea Falls, the places that have been constructed in recent years have added to Its attractiveness, until today its title to bi inn the prettiest and Ihe busiest of the Caiskill Mountain resorts is undisputed, and while other resorts complain of the tiull season Haines Kalis Is entertaining a throng of people limited in numbers to the capacity of its hotels. Sunset i-ai'k Inn, one of the largest hotel in Kalnes Falls Is entertaining a large number Urooklynites. Among ihem are Mra.

J. Giaml.alii., the Misses Reed, William J. Sega. George Patterson. Mr.

and Mrs. Roeekel, Henry Stengel, Henry Stengel, Mr. and Mrs. lxiuis B. Eden, Miss Blanche lMokie.

Mlbs liertha Dickie, Miss Hose I'csatlere, Miss Marie Tesatlere, Harry Foster. II. Ohse. A. M.

Wall, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kelley and son. Glen park House is entertaining Miss Mlanelic H.

Morrow. Mr. and Mrs. I). Nehc-eninaker lirooklvn: Mrs.

W. .1. Hrown- Mp.8 Ethel lirownlee. Miss Martha A. iteane, Ethel Keane.

Harry Reane, Miss L-" i-ayue hegal, Miss Nrltle Davis. Mrs. M. Davidson. Henry vi'ison, rlrooklyn; It.

Simpson, Miss ri. n. Miss Ethel Frank, Mrs. A. H.

Hern-hard. Miss Mildred Mernhard. Miss Tessle Ellisberg. A. S.

Ostenherg, Manhattan. Loxhurst Is exceedingly popular with Rrnoklyn and Long Island people. Among those ho tite registered are Bernard J. McAfee. M.

Livingston, 1-. Halsted, R. Halsted. Mr. and Mrs.

C. J. Halsted. Miss E. V.

Halsted. Mrs. H. A. Richmond, M.

Kelaher, Mr. and Mis. .1. F. Hedell, Mc and Mrs, F.

Hedell. the Misses Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stnlln, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Van Wieklln. Freeped, L. I. The Mountain Rest Is entertaining Miss Flora Ireland, Long Island City; Miss A.

Voigt Brooklyn; Miss Francis Rowe, Miss Minnie Howe. Miss Emllie Kowe, Rosebank, S. 1, Hard to Accommodate Crowds at Catskill. Catskill, N. August 3 The throng of people who have reached here since morning has crowded the hotels and boarding houses to overflowing, so that it is difficult to find rooms this evening, and with such a vast number of people in town, It has been busier than at any time this season for the last three days.

The Grant House has been the center cf Interest during the week because of the events (hat have taken place there since last Monday. The baseball game between the Grant House team and the Leeds team resulted in a victory fov tho former, mainly through the brilliant field work of Milton Schulhafer at third base and by a brilliant long drive in the ninth Inning. Tonight's hop has a larger attendance than any function of the season, and the costumes that are being worn are among the handsomest ever worn In the Catskllls. The Sunday evening concert tomorrow night, at vlilch Mrs. A.

Orip nf Brooklyn will render a violin solo, bids fair to be a great sui cess. Anion the late arrivals are; A. Harper, Mrs. M. II.

Haxler, Miss Margaret Baxter, Miss II llaxier. Miss Hes Baxter, D. H. Hrewer, Miss Marfrarcl It, man. Miss Nellie liniian, o.

.1. Hauer, Mrs. McDonald. Miss Ki nni l.rooklyn; Mrs. E.

BoenlKer, Miss imeniKiT, 1. Milan c. I'ox. and Mrs. .1.

J. Ijiw-ler, Miss W. S. Wiley, Mr. and Mrs.

T. I'. ftiuBciit and child, Mrs. H. llalcher.

William H. Hlnnel, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.

Adams, Miss Ella Adams, Miss Kosnlle I Adams. Miss Ruth A'iams. Miss May Moss, iMIss hose lloss, H. Shulhafer, Mr. aiid Mrs.

J. A. Alton, Mr. and Mrs. Milton W'alklns.

Mm. P. X. (loR.om, Mrs, W. A.

Leth-. lirid.T', A. Kind -eh. David Me. 'c f.il, r.

lairttr, D. hu-ali. U'iillam M.s.s line gulnland. Miss KlUa-. be Mo Mrs.

T. K. Nolan, Ihe Misses 1 'irry J. Koldv. Mr Quick.

y.n ivt.lle Colli, Mrs. M. W. Morttan. Earl II.

tiamarest and fnmllv, Mrs. A. ave end aailly, J. H. Elashner an, fam-; My.

H. Iludlonif. Hodlocg, New leili; Mis. Itydie (llaKory, Mis. Gallon, I'hil- Uii pi: la.

I'a. lie s'tcets at Crerkslde have made 'he rin tc ith nu rrlm, nt dur-1 inn the w-eeii with their banting and 1 Aiicins: Ihe people who are r-Kts'erel there ar William lliel, ly-oiiard lllel, llrrliert lllel Mrs. Henry Klupper and family. Mrs. charlej l.evlne and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Livingston, M. Kram and son, Mis. F.

Tapper. Mrs. 1 Hirow-iiz and son. Miss Irene Orlewits. Miss Minnie M.lleh, Mr.

and Mm. Charles Khode, Ham Crrinltml. Jack (irlnlhal, Mrs. Abralinm Davis und family. Miss Lillian Horowitz.

Kara Misses Cohen Mrs. A. i-thelni, Thomas Mascot. Edward Ulrseh. Miss Pauline Hehrenherger.

Miss Har-rn I Maas, Miss Kran, Is Maas. Mr. nnd Mrs. Al.faiii Lew and tamllv. York; P.

Miyer Mrs. Jack Hlrsi hfeld and dauKh'ler' tit I iiKt-l. I. I ill: 1'' Is cnicrlalnlna; Molioll Eth.l Mulholland. Miss Maiy A.

Altman, Frank hcllly, are taking their vacations In August, and( lonigm aaugernes is rmertaijims larger number of people than usual. The Breeze lawn House has among Its arrivals: Miss K. A. Russell, Miss Schwartz, Miss Manuring, Miss F. Velle, Miss Loebl, Manhattan; Mr.

and Mrs. Lynt, Mrs. Cadde. Robert Cadde. Mr.

Smith, Mr. Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Sutton, George Sutton. Alfred Sutton, Yonkers.

The Cherry Hill Homestead Is enlertalnlng Mr. and Mrs. John Cassady, Mr. and Mrs. M.

Kavanaugh and family, -Mrs. John O'Connor, Miss G. gcaman. Mrs. Stubenvell and daughter.

Miss Halzman and aunt, Miss Keiue. Mrs. Muller. M. Churchill, Edward Cassedy.

Miss Corner, Miss Buckemeyer and sister, 1. McDonald and eon. J. Luttrell and sisters. Miss Rryern.

Brooklyn; Mrs. Roben-sen and son, York. Good Season at Freehold. Freehold. N.

August 3 The many resorts In this section of the catering to summer visitors Bhow a decided increase in the number of peop'e being entertained over those who wertf here la3t season at this time, and It li hard work to believe that for the balance of the season Freehold will not take Its place among the liveliest villages In the Catskllls. The local baseball team are putting up some very fast games that are being attended by tho people who are summering here. A number of people are camping at Legg's Mills and along Ihe Esopus Creek. Mrs. L.

Frayer of Brooklyn is the guest of friends In town. Mrs. Frank Verrls nnd Frank Verris, and Miss Rose Saltier of Brooklyn spent last week with friends here. Miss Alice Farrell, Miss Lucy Farrell, Miss Elizabeth McKenna and Miss Anna Van Vllet of Brooklyn are enjoying their vacation as the guests of friends here. Mr.

and Mrs. E. Kurepkntt nf nrooklyn are enjoying the'r summer vacation here. Reginald Franklin of Brooklyn Is the guest of friends tn town. Mrs.

Frederick Herger of Brooklyn Is tho guest of her mother at Ihe home of the latter here. Frank Williams of Brooklyn la spending his vacation with friends tn town. Mrs. M. Brust.

Mrs. C. P. Dlckert and snn and Frank G. Brust of Brooklyn are registered at the Southslde Hotel.

Henry Rae. Harry Bnldauf, Frank Smith, Alfred McNally and William Redly of Brooklyn are enjoying their vacation at the Yoke cottage. Miss Marie Moorff' of the Rose Maid Opera Company spent last week with relatives here. Charles Bradley of Brooklyn is spending the week-end with his family at their summer cottage at West Saugertles. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Heath nf Long Island City are spending their honeymoon at West Saugertles. Mrs. Harry Short of Brooklyn Is the guest of her mother at Blue Mountain. August at Grand Gorge.

Grand Gorge, N. August 3 While there are few large hotels In the vicinity of Grand Gorge, the boarding houses located here are known for their excellence, and the beauty of the Bcenery here attracts a crowd that taxes the capacity of tho boarding houses during August. The past three days have seen a number of visitors reach here who will spend August at Grand (Jorge and whoso presence In town will make the place unusually lively. The Masonic service at the M. E.

Church last Sunday night was attended by the local Masons in a body and by a mujority of the Masonic brothels who are spending their vacations here. Mr. and Mrs, H. Summercamp and Miss Julia Allars of Brooklyn, Miss Marjorie Green and Miss Kate Shuster of Northport, are enjoying their vacation at Roselawn cottage. Mrs.

C. H. Deacon. Miss Helen Deacon, Miss Edith M. Deacon and Miss Margaret Fren-olieliies, uf New York, Mrs.

A. Heinleln and Miss Helen Heinleln. of are at Raehurst. Palenvllle Well Patronized, Palenvllle, N. August 3 While It was quiet here during July, It is evident tonight that the amount of business transacted during August will offset the poor business experienced In July.

Tonight nearly all of the hotels and boarding houses here are pretty well filled up, and the past week has seen more social affairs for the entertainment of the people summering here than any two weeks of the season. 'ihe Young Indies Sewing Circle of the Muthodlst church held their annual bazaar and lawn party at the Dederlck cottage on Tuesday afternoon and evening and attracted the attmdance of a number of the people who are spending their vacations here. The pleasantest affair held up to date was the production of "The Snowball" at Helsln-ger iHall last evening under the direction of R. B. Corliss, the cast consisting of well known New York and Brooklyn summer visitors, among whom were Mrs.

Florence Hlnman, Miss Florence Kelmels, Miss Emma Relmels, -Miss Marie Doncourt, Mr. Hobart Holcotnbe and Edwin Helslnger, Boys at Kyle Kamp, Kyle Kamp, N. AugUBt 8 Kyle Kamp, the summer school maintained at Palenvllle, Is one of the Institutions that Is making the Catskllls popular with young America, because the boys who are spending their vacation there find time during their leisure hours to enjoy an ideal vacation under pleasant conditions. These registered there Include: Frank Bang, Arthur Wuinn, Arthur Keller, August Keller, Willie Annls, Howard Annis, Jack Bachrach. Herbert Frankford, Paul Stlckel, Robtrt Mel-len, Kenneth O'Mara, Alfred Hodes, Samuel Yvetngdt'ten, i-leniy Schwartz, Charles Ne-bauer, Godfrey Jaffa, Henry Bonatlul, Emanuel Han'uer, William Hnlml, Paul Veltf rt, Edward Robinson, William Helntz, Alexander Levlnson, Joseph Omnier, Ralph Carson, Herman Dohm, Joseph Llndemann, Manhattan; Sldny Kellg, Jack Frost, William Zlmmerllng, Waller Dombronskl, lister Crozler, Brooklyn; Frank Burns, Charles Burns, Coney Island; Edwnrd Breslan, Mer-vln Turner, Flushing, L.

Sydney Rpei, Carl Spero. Far Rockaway, Frank Moua, Richmond Hill, L. Addison Rlchard-srn. New Rochelle, N. Y.

Herbert Waters, Mount Vernon. X. Y. Rolf Hulth, Schenectady. X.

Herbert Frennd, Wtehawkm. X. William Hatch. Valhalla, X. Y.

Aurello Vellez, I. S. Coiumb'a; William Relnhardt, New Oanaun, Conn. Norman Bender, Reno, Nev. Paul Kestenbaum, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; A.

Winn, C. Engelhrecht, c. Knight. George Haggerty, Edwin Frost and Donald Gibson. A very pretty enterta'nment took place there last night In the epen air theater that the boys enjoyed heartily.

South Durham Arrivals. South Durham, N. August 3 The Paramount at South Durham has been having a very busy week, and from now until the close of the season the many guests there will enjoy a delightful vacation Among those registered there are: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tletlg.

ss Edna Tletlg, Miss F. Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.

Armstrong snd son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles lllliig and child. E. Hendrlckson, Mrs.

J. J. Callahan and daughter. Brooklyn; Dr. and Mrs.

W. F. Finch and son, F. Behlmer. W.

Murpny and mother. M. F. Shea. E.

Shea Tenth Clark, Kathiiinc E. Lanier, Mrs. I W. Mwee-'ney and daughter, Manhattan; Miss Clara Crooks, Miss Georgia East Orange, N. J.

Pine Hill Guests. Pine Hill, N. August 3 During the past three days the arrivals at this charming hamlet In the Catskllls have any week's arrivals of tne present season, so the hotels and boarding houses here tonight are catering to a larger number of people than at any time this year and August bids fair to be a record breaker not only In the number of people entertained, but In the number of social events that aro scheduled to take place. The fair given by the First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday and Wednesday oveninga attracted a large attendance. Samuel Cohen of Brooklyn Is spending his vacation In town.

The Alpine, one of the largest hotels here, is entertaining a large number of guests. Among them are B. Adler. Miss Anna Adler, Morrln Her. David Schnler, Mr, and Mrs.

T. Ir vine and H. L. Llppner, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Kassewltz, Mr, auuV-Mrs. HJivy, Bruuk-lyn. visitors have reached here for their summer vacation that have pretty well filled up the hotels and boarding houses here. Manager Chamberlain, who had charge cf May George Johnson, Miss Bessie iv, nneny.

Manhattan. Tho Kiskatem Hotel is having a very busy season. Among the late arrivals there arel -miss Catherine Herghardt. Miss E. Syrlng.

Miss A. Syr ng, Mrs. E. E. Extrom.

Mrs. K. E. Br.owden, Miss Anna Snowden, Miss R. E.

Snowden, Miss Marie Snowden, Miss Mary Delvhurst, Mr. and Mrs. W. Wlnster, Robert Pansier, L-a Plass, MI'S Rose Plass, Miss Lilian Plass, Oscar Seeling. Manhattan; Miss Jr phlne Off.

y. B. F. Cshllt Mrs. Charles King, Miss Rose King.

Brooklyn. Trout Weighing Eight Pounds: Caught at Cairo. Cairo, N. August 3 All roads have led to Cairo this week and the people have been coming here from other places not only by train but by automobile, and even by stage, so that tonight the many hotels and boarding houses In this sec-1 tton are catering to nearly as many people as iney can accommoaaie, ana as tho majority of the people here are young people, there is considerable gayety throughout the village. Fishing continues good here, and last week W.

B. Hall, while Ashing In Potlc Creek- trout maoaiii na hunnlir.n na nnhng onil n'a oh. "a lng eight pounds, the largest fish ever caught In thiB section of the State, if not In the entire State, after an hour's battle to land him. The fair and fistlval of the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening at the church grounds was well attended and proved an enjoyable affair. The lawn fele at the Round Tup Church on Thursday afternoon was attended by a number of the summer visitors.

'i he Ladies' Social Union of tho M. E. Church will hold their annual fair on the church grounds next Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. G.

W. Eastburn of Brooklyn have- leased "Crows Nest" at Round Top for the season and are enjoying their vacation there. The Rev. W. W.

Jonnlna-s. rector of the American Church In Munich, Germany, who has been spending his vacation with his parents here, has returned to his work in Germany. Arrangements are being made for the-Calro fair which will be held this month and which promises to eclipse all previous fairs held here in attendance and in the attractiveness of its programme. A very pretty masquerade was held at Vaplo Lawn last nlgli. that uttracted a num-l er of visitors from houses In that vicinity, and several very handsome prizes were given for handsome costumes.

Among the Brooklyn arrivals there are: 'Miss Fannie Kaiser, Mrs. G-oldsnilth, .1. Mrs. H. Marx and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. S. Whitman and son, Miss Dora T. Kaiser, Miss Helen Fox, D. Tooskl and wife, Harry Ray, James Ma-honey, Mrs.

Charles Kl, Fox. Maple Villa, one of the most attractive places here is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Miss Jessie Miss Netta Roosevelt, Miss Roosevelt, Mr. and Mrs.

Z. G. Wolf, Miss Winifred T. Schoner, Mr. and Mrs, Allen Kogtrs, New York City; Miss Josephlnu Kauer, Miss Wllma Bauer, Weehawken Heights, N.

Y. The Columbian at Cairo is enlertalnlng Peter J. Block, Miss Anna Block, Mrs. De-Voy, Miss DeVoy, Mr. Humphreys, Stephen S.

McMahun, Miss Rose Mi-Garry, Miss Marguerite MoGary, New York City; N. P. Callahan, Frank Burns, Brooklyn. Trout Brook House has a jolly crowd. Among them are Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Bennett and family, Air. and Mrs.

George Casey, Mrs. Dieterlck and daughter, Miss Marlon Fogarty, Newman J. Murray, Miss A. La France, 'Miss M. Mahoney and brother, Mrs.

W. W. Becker and family, Mrs. Miss Purcell, Miss Grace Cooper, Mrs. Ed, O'Don-nell and family, Mrs.

J. Doyne, the Misses Magi'ire, Mr. and Mrs. S. Devlne, Miss Anna M.

McGroarty, Brooklyn. One of the pleasantest events at the Valley View House this seBS-n was ihe euchre on Thursday evening. Many beautiful prizes were given away which were awarded as follows; Miss Myra Reynolds and Mr. George Phelps, first prizes; Mrs. George Phelps and R.

Keat second prizes, and Mrs. John Martin and Miss Kutn Koynolds received the insolation prizes. House are: Mr. and Mrs. Ocorffp Phe pS, Miss Mrle Phelps, Master Robert Pheips, William Ruxton and son.

Mr -Ur. Among tne late arrivals at the Valley view William Ruxton and son, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Smith, Miss Evelyn Smith. Miss Ida niuiiii.

-uir-s oea nioiz, auss l.utu Jordy Rrirklyn: Mr. and Mrs. Geirg Froeudly! Misi Beatr'ce Praendly. Mater Wallace Fraeudly, Mrs. Charles- Antors n.

Manhattan. Round Top View Houe Is entertninlng among Its late arlva'o: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sohlmmel. Miss Elsie Schlmtnel.

Miss Margaret Schlmmol, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fay, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Fera-usen, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Moore, Eugene Moore, Mr. nnd Mrs" Thomas Euslace, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Chuel Harry Codfrey, Miss Ruth 'Van Hern, Brooklyn. Leeds Sojourners. Leeds, N. August 3 The pretty little village of Leeds fared extreme'y well at the hands of the people reaching the Catskllls this week, and Its hotels and boarding houses tonight are probably catering to a larger crowd than at any time this year, and the most of them have their capacity taxed to the utmost today. As usual, the Saturday night crowd from Catskill are In attendance at tho dances here so that apparently Leeds has more people here tonight than any place In Ihe vicinity A number of the piople summering In town enjoyed the annual fair and festival of the Ladles Sewing Society of the Reformed Church which was held at the chapel on Wednesday evening.

The Ladlis Aid Society of the Methodist Church havt arrang.il to hold their annual fa.lr next Wednesday and Thursday. Windham Getting Its Share of Patronage. Windham, N. August 3 Windham, one of the prettiest of the villages at the summit of the mountain, has received its share of the patronage that Is being bestowed on the Catskill resorts during August, and from now until after Labor Day It will be one of the busiest places In the Catskllls. The Grand View Mountain House at East inunam is unuer new management sea son and the Is proving to be very popu 1 lar with the summer visitors.

Among those registered therf are: T. H. Llddle and famllv John I). Many. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Dew-oil, Miss Ada BlrkensliRd, MIjs Clara nirkenshad, Mrs. Joseph Totten, Miss Madeline Howe, Miss Edna McNamara. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry C. Ryan, Brooklyn; Mrs. Branni-gan and son. Miss Cross, Mrs. John Bade.

Miss Marie S. Ra le. Miss Carta Sam-ueil, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robert M.

Thomas, Manhnttan. The Barrymore, another East Windham resort. Is entertaining L. Brothers. A BIs-kett.

Mrs. W. A. Kennelly. Rrooklyn; Miss J3.

Clancy, Mrs. Corey, Miss Corev, Miss Roach. Miss M. Roach. Mr.

and Mrs J. F. Egan. H. A.

Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Manhattan; Miss L. Flynn, Cincinnati, Ohio; J.iteph P. Tampa, Fla.

A mlnslrel performance at Tho Pines on Friday evening attracted th attention nf the summer visitors nnd proved A great success. the late arrivals there are: Mr and Mrs H. A. Frlcke. Mr and Mrs.

P. .1. Kom-der. Wes'ey Kornder, Mildred Kornder, Maater Nodinan, James Waylan. Chirles Weir, Miss Helen Weir.

Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hickman, Mrs Stark.

Mr. and Mrs. George Kfer. MI'S Mildred Kefer. Mrs.

H. C. Buneke, Mips Grace Buncke, C. Bunk, Whltestone, L. I.

Good Times at Saugerties. Saugertles. N. August 3 Charmingly Bltualed, offering a diversity of amusements and possessing a number of pleasantly located, well managed hotels and boarding houses, the beautiful village of Saugertles and lis outskirts seem to be unusually popular with the people who gathering on Tuesday evening, the occssion beinfr tho annual eiiehrn for the henefll of St. Francis Church.

The artistically decorated dining-room was given over to the euchre and whist players, while In the parlors fancy articles were disposed of. Following the distribution of the many beautiful prizes, which were donated by the guests of the O'Hara House and friends In New York and Washington, an excellent emertainmfnt of vocal and Instrumental music and reading was enjoyed. Dancing was next In order and at a late hour all dispersed, voting It one of the most successful affairs ever held at this popular resort. The committee In charge was Mrs. John J.

Quinlan of Gneenpolnt, assisted by Mrs. J. Nealls of Manhattan, MIsBes Mary Downing, Mary Keating. Manhattan; Marv Krevnan, Cecelia Kllellne of Richmond Hill Matilda Flynn of Elizabeth, N. and Mrs.

James S. Murphy of liayonne, N. J. Among the late arrivals at the O'Hara House are Miss Josephine M. Walter, Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Shaw and children. Miss N'ellte Lyons, Manhattan: M.

Ryan. Miss E. Rhind, Miss M. Maguirc, G. A.

Quinlan, Miss E. Delaney, Brooklyn; Mrs. X. J. McArdle, Thomas Lynch, Jersey City, N.

J. Prattsville-Visitors. Pratlsville, N. August 3 Prattsville has been a favorite resort for driving and automobile parties from other sections during the past week and mese with tne boys who are at Island Camp and the people who are enjoying tneir vacations at the resorts In town have made Pratssvllle very lively. Mrs.

Lottie Frayer of Brooklyn Is a guest of her niece, Mrs. Andrew Carman. Mr. Frank Hlnman of Brooklyn Is a guest of his sister, Mrs. George Phelps, here.

Hunter Looks for Busy August. Hunter, N. August 3 With hotels p.nd boarding houses pretty well filled up, Hunter is livelier tonight than usual and there is every prospect that the poor business experienced during the early part of July will be offset by the unusual amount, of business transacted In August. On baturday evening, August 10, the great comedy success, "Lend Me Your Wife," by Anshel fceborr, will be given at the Kaals-tierg Casino, for the benefit of Har Morlah peconu street and Avenue A New ork The affair, being arranged by Madam Dora Weissman, assisted by Mrs. Duvid Lhr.

Tho cast Includes many New lork artists, among whom are S. Schneler S. Kestcn, Mr. Wexler. Anshel Schorr, Mr.

and Mrs. Greenreld, Miss lies-sle Mngule.sco and Madam Dora Weissman. Frank McKelvle of Brooklyn Is visiting relatives in this village. Miss Theresa Lasher of Brooklyn Is the guest of relatives here. Charles Gosling of Brooklyn Is visiting her brothers in this village.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Frank Greene of New York City are spending summer vacation with relatives and friends in town. Miss Blanche A.

Smith. Miss Mary B. Smith and Miss Helen Smith, of Brooklyn, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Glen, at Glen Bruaigh, near hero.

Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Haines of New York havo been visiting Mr, Jlalncs' parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Haines.

At Griffins Corners. Griffins Corners, N. August 3 The pretty little village of Griffins Corners Is busier than most of the resorls In the Western Catskllls, and the Hotel Switzerland, located here, has been one of the busiest places in the, mountains during the past week. Among the people who ore registered there are: Dr. E.

K. Browd and family, Dr. Henry Floischman and family, Mrs. H. Groldel Miss C.

Qroldel, Miss Mildred Groldel, Miss Kae Hurtlg, Miss Rosalind Hurtlg, Dr Silverman, Mr. and Mrs. L. Herman, Max Levy and family, Arthur Brandenstein and family, D. G.

Gladstone, Mr. and Mrs. B. Simons, William Meyrlch, D. Alexander, Ulumleln and lamily, Mrs.

Pragar and daiurh. ter, Mrs. B. Rothschild, Mr. and Mrs.

I. ior'vM Annabelle Mem Mullen-1 lu' Mllw Elsie Heine, I Manhattan; Nathan Brownold, Far Rockawayi ii. I. Cottage Colony at Highmount. Highmount.

N. August 3 The cottage colony at Highmount has been verv active for the past month, but July has oeen ratner quiet at the hotels up to the present week. The past few days have brought a throng of visitors to the several hotels in this part of the mountains and, as a result, it Is rather lively here tonight and will continue to be lively until after Labor Day. The Grand Hotel, the leudlng resort In this part of the Catskllls, has had a busy week with a number of arrivals and several brilliant social functluns. Among those registered are Mr.

and Mrs. Madison, E. M. Waldradl. Mr.

and Mrs. D. N. Rosenthal, Mrs. K.

dehrenkeisen, Mrs. George F. Jernlgan, Mr. and Mrs. S.

.1. I.ieberklnd, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Buchsbaum, Mrs. Louis Meyers, Mrs.

Angclo Ellas, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weiner, Mis. A. F.

Wimpfhelmer, Mrs. Fred C. Goldsmith, Mr. and Mrs. L.

Wllzin, Mrs. Florence Wllrln, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berg. Mr.

and Mrs, M. Dueker, Mrs. B. Kronethal, Mr. and Mrs.

M. Simons. The leading social event at Hollywood Lodge this season will be the grand charity bridge and whist, tn be held on Wednesday afternoon, August 7. The affair Is under the chairmanship of Mrs. Reuben Crimson and Mrs.

Maurice Parker and the contributions up to date greatly exceed those of previous seasons. Among late arrivals at Hollywood Lodge are Mr. and Mrs. Max Kashunltz and family, Mr. and Mrs.

M. J. Rose and family, Mr. and Mrs. S.

D. Davis and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Reuben Crimson and daughter, Mr. and Mis.

Maurice Parker and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Meyers and family, Mr. and Mrs.

It. Mosbacher and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wcisherger, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Friedlander ami daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. D.

Welnstcin and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Baehr and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Frederek I'itker ami family, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Horowitz. Mr. and Mrs.

W. c. Horowitz and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jules Ileyman.

Mrs. M. Ochs and daughter. Mrs. J.

Berlfeln and daughters, Miss Belle Levy. Dr. I. X. Levy, Dr.

and Mrs. A. J. Theman and family, Mr! and Mrs. Harry L.

Rosen, Miss Carrie Mincer, Mr. and Mrs. Inils Lese. Miss Nettle Feigen-baum. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Sc-minel and baum. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seminel and daughter.

Mr. Mrs. Aaron Cohen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blum und fam liy.

Airs. li. I'eutfrer and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. M.

J. Dattlebaum, Mr. and Mrs. S. Ernst, Mannatlaii.

Busy Week at Tannersville. Tannerrivllle, N. August 3 It has been a buny week in Tannersville because, In addition to the August ruBh, there have been a number of affairs here which have kept reople moving since last Saturday. The annual fair of the Citizens Hook and Ladder Company was one of tho pleasantest affairs of the week and was a success nnan-cially. M-.

and Mrs. H. c. 1 ueey and son of Manhattan nrc i-pendlng August at Ihe Knoll. Tne la Touralne, mo of the pleafantest places h.re.

Is entertaining among its late arrivals: Mr. and Mrs. I'ipr Wynen, Mm. haltaii; F. tb.seli.

Miss Clara Hnseh, Miss Emma D. Hoseh, Mtss Gladys Hoeh. Rleh-mond HI'l. L. Mr.

and Mrs. Reich, Klat-buyll, ii. Oveed. Master W. Oveed, Mrs.

M. Young, Mr. und Mrs. L. Sussman, Brooklyn.

Kiskatom Arrivals. Klekitep- August 3 Klskntom Is lust far cnri- Catskill to be In the couniiv it vet to be easily reached, and as I I and boarding houses are cmv It n-d bna been a popular resort for a good many years. During the past few days a throng of ii fx? 4 It H. N'ewman, Elan, -Is C-. Oullum, James K.

sheehm. Miss Mari Slaltery. Miss M. Kusluce: .1. .1.

Clarke. Mi-s De'phlne Miss Clemonee Coiniet. Miss Mai-y L. Kielly. Melvrmoit, M.

J. T.erney. the ev. M. Tlerney, C.

To-tinev, Miss tiraee Miss Elorence E. Mitchell, Miss Julia c. Hot'lirnrd. Mrs. A.

J. Mel'hlllips. the Itev, John J. Meehan. Miss A.

Uallanhcr. IN KENNEBUNKPORT, ME. Kennebunkport. August 3 Everyone was glad to see the Rev. and Mrs.

Sanderson of Brooklyn when they returned from their wedding trip. The continued III hea til of Mr. Kames, Mrs. Sanderson's father, will forbid some of the social events that would, otherwise be given for them. Their summer home, Koewaydin, a very delightful house, backed by an odorous forest and overlooking the pea.

Ii is the property of Stnnwood of H.mtnn, and In design and furnlsiiliiKS is ci enl'nuly attractive. Mrs. A. Walker oils of Mat1l1.1tt.1t1 I cup for lh- putting e.nlesi at III Annul': Golf Cillh whl-h rain 1 It will he playe I I next and Mr. wh 1 Is lo he lie.

-s'-ss a.p 1 Ulves a eup. Mrs. Emers Howe I'rinr, inn was Ilie n-wless th week, and was assisted by her d'niEhter-lii-law, J.iifan Howe, About a hundred ie nl up Puttie lea. Events by ihe Arun.lel Cuh ftr the t-iurnanipiit whlt-h Is on Luther c. Hrow-n cup; AtiR-iist fl nnd 10, Anson M'Kim cup; Auttust I'lt and tie.

og-ers eiin; and Auir'is: the eluh rup, A few of the lirinklyn wh have recency arrived are: Mr. and Mr.i c. and Mar'orle liter. MI'S Hiu hin in ami Miss Janet Muelmnan, Mrs, lienwlek Si eis illliniu utra..