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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. JULY 17. 1910.

Summer Sojourners at the Many resorts Are Gay AUTOS CHIEF INTEREST Frank Curran. William Peyton, Charles Pep-tnn, Manhattan; Mrs A. Ciarkson, Mis. May Dougherty. Kata Magrane.

Mis. Mue Brooklyn, The Elizaboth House 1. entertaining more than th usual number of July visitors, lAte arrival, thsr. include; Mlu E. Brady, Mrs.

B. Meehan, J. Swansom, Manhattan; Mr. and Henry Beal, Harry Beal, Brooklyn. The Oreene Lake Homostead has a large crowd this week.

Among tliom are; H. J. Oarvel, Miss Bertha Steinberg, Bogne, Brooklyn. Among those registered at the Pine Orove Houm are: Q. F.

Merchant, John Merchant, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ahearn, Edward Ahearn, Miss Lillian Ahearn, Brooklyn, COTTAGES AT CLIFF HAVEN, N. Y. OF CATSKILL GUESTS IKES UP OLD SARATOGA Endurance Race and Hill Climbing Contest Attractions i for Sojourners.

300 Members of Beta Theta PI Rouse the Resort to Mid. summer Activity. AUTOS AT HAINES FALLS. PARTY FINDS INDIAN RELICS lilvrm cw 'Add PRETTY GIRLS GALORE SEEM. College Men Spend Their Time la Making Merry Other Activities at Famous Spa, Coming Hill Climbing Contest Holds Chief Interest.

Hftlnei FalU, N. July 16 The hill-cltmblog contest which takes piace here In September -will attract many enthusiasts. Nona of the housese here seem to be as lively the Haines Falls Hotel, where several pleasant vents have taken place during tho past week. One of the pleasantest events of the season, was the dinner party tendered to Albert Hockfnhalmer of Manhattan, on Saturday evening, by Harry Barman. Among the late arrivals are William G.

Ptack-pole. Miss Kittle Stackpole, Miss MIbs Carrie Jacob. Miss Rose tie liarman, Harry Barman. Albert Mr. and Mrs.

J. Kane, Mrs. B. Friend Lowny, Miss Anna Kenny, Miss Katharine Edwards, Miss Jennie Mark, William Hack, Mr. and Mrs-Theodore Seaman, J.

J. O'Brien, George J-a-coni. Senator and Mrs Morgan and mm, Miss K. Morgan, Thomas Kelly. John True, f'arl Von Hnltman, George Neeley, William Brure, D.

R. Richardson, Manhattan; Mlas Kara Leonard, Miss Elizabeth Clark. Brooklyn. School Brooklyn Cottage on the Right. rne nops at the Antiers are proving pleawant affairs and a large crowd rtiristprod there is enjoying its vacation to the utmost.

Among the late arrivals are William Mr. and Mrs. Hyman, Miss Frank. WnitzfVld- er, Miss Greenfield, Miss Pauline Majoweky, Mr. Beck, Mr.

Illch, Mrs. S. Simon, Miss Hat-tie Simon. MIbs Blanche Slmaii, L. Bloom, B.

Bloom, Miss P. Eloom. Edward Weiss, J. Wolff, Lee Well, B. Werthelm.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Rauner, L. Raunder, Miss Harriet Raumk-r, Miss -Sndio Hrlttman.

Adolf Holz. MIhs Mar garet Holz, H. Blrget, P. Heller, MIhs Rose Oahm, Mr. Telschlauf, L.

Heine, Miss Heine, Mr. and Mrs. Liss, Manhattan. The Glen Park HouBe has a splendid crowd. Among tho late arrivals are Mr.

and Mrs. Frank P. Lyendecker and family, Mrs. Charles Searlea, Mrs. C.

J. Hchtrmer. Mrs. E. Remmel- man.

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hynes and family, Miss KUzaboth D. Lane, Miss A.

M. McCartan, Miss A. M. FJtzpatrlek, Mr. and Mis.

William A. Buckley. Miss Buckley, Mrs. F. Herier, the Misses Herter, Mm.

F. A. Mc-Intyre, Miss F. A. Mclntyre, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Newman, Manhattan. The Fenmore has amonir its late arrivals Mr and Mrs, Berdam and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Sneller.

Harry Turbett. MIhs S. Rrown. Mr. and Mrs.

John Neages and famijj', Mrs. P. jew't, miBii luaiitjiio a i Deri Anaerson, Miss Mae Hayden, Manhatton; Arthur Terry, Flushing, L. Miss G. Debreux MIsk Cath erine jnreux, Mr.

and Mrs. Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mole, Miss Jane Parmer, Brooklyn, lne Laurel House has been doing nn excellent business.

Among those who have arrived there since last Saturday are Mr. and Mrs. Nlxola, Mr. and Mrs. Barnes, Josenh A.

Thlel. Miss Gertrude Dempsy, Manhattan; S. C. Bowne, Miss Edith K. Bowne, Mr.

and Mrs. Heimerz-heim, Master C. and MIbs M. Heimerzhetnv W. M.

Davidson, Harry Brooklyn. at tne vista are Mr. and Mrs. p. Ruger, J.

M. Bates, Miss Louise Bates, Miss A. M. Wood-hull. Manhattan; Mr.

and Mrs. R. W. Milllzen. Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Fechagt, Mrs. E.

M. xiowara, urooKiyn. The Mountain Crest has among Its arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Kayser, Mtb, Gessler, Mr, Tho- den, Mr.

Burns. Mr. Vichmunn and Miss Teene i of Manhattan, A. Becker, Miss M. Taylor of 1 orooaiyn.

i ne Mascot te is entertaining a good sized crowd. Anions; thsm being L. Kransz, Miss nana, uuiluii, iaa iviaier. miss iieiin Trcmne, Erlwin Octave Spenmath, W. vukci, mannauan; Air.

ana Mrs, Arthur Klka, Brooklyn. one or the prettiest affairs seen here this "THE JOLLY NINE." tJ tS rvf VX- Haines Falls, Leeds, Cairo and All Other Resorts Crowded by City Folk. Catifclll, N. July 16 The moat 1 Westing topic of conversation through' out this section to-day Is the automoblli nd hill climbing con' test, which will take place on September .,10, ll'and 12. The Grant House liai been the busiest plaoe nere tma weeK ana plenty of diversion.

On Wednesday a party or the younger set, lnciuoing Margaret O'Keofe, Miss Isabel Watkins, Miss jviorence atengie oe nl. Edward Magulre and Francis Schlppers ot Brooklyn, explored the cave In Austins Gen, where they found Indian arrow heads, Hints and many Interesting relics. The handicap tennis tournament will Be hem there, commencing Wednesday, July 20. entries I-ave been recslvod of the tennis club" throughout the Catskills. Among the late arrivals at 'he Grant House are: C.

I. Phillips. A. Hartley, Mr and Mrs. Arnold Wolford, Miss Carolina Wolford, Mrs.

A. T. Webber, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Kesseler Miss D-KeefeT Miss Margaret O'Keefe Mis. Iwbel Watkins. Mrs. John Craig. Mra.

Horace Jones, Mr and Mrs H. C. Mitchell, W. E. Watson.

Mr and Mrs. A. Harper Master Harper. Jo-snh D. O'Keofe.

Edvard Magulre. Manhattan, W. W. Blundell. Flushing.

L. I. The Salisbury House has among this weeK arrivals WaX Hrennan, J. Wright, Iwrenc. 'Vlllar Vlllar.

Mrs. Grose and children, Mrs? Agnes Trant, Master Philip Trant, Man- Lau arrlvals at Creekslde Include A Levin-tan, Aaron Newmark. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Adler 'and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacobson, Mr.

and Mrs. Bhane Miss Jennie Schaeffer. E. Grossman, P. GroSSnan Leo Friedman, George Frilman.

George Balle, Miss Alda Abrams. Miss Regina S. Mrs. Louis Goldberg, Mrs. S.

Samuels. Kane, Burghelm, Miss I. New Manhattan; Louis Heyman, Leon Brody, BrooK- House arrivals include P. Hap-persberger and family, H. Hinck Brooklyn; B.

Volkmar and family, Dr. William Berg-mann, Mrs. L. Schoenfeld and Miss ScKocn-felrl, Manhattan. The Glen wood has among Its late arrivals K.

Veloca. M. Corell, H. C. Schoonmoker Mr.

and Mrs. R. R. Hammond. Mr.

and Mrs. Stun-Dart Mr. aid Mrs. M. Hobell.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs S. Loeb.

Mr. and Abe Straus, Mr. and Mrs. L. G.

Dessauer, Antonio B. Strauss, Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. T. A Wa, ton Miss Pearl K.

Eagan. Manhattan; MIssEmma Olaublt. Mr. and Mrs. Darmstadt, Brooklyn, Marrihero, Richmond Hill.

L. I. BROOKLYNITES AT SATJGERTIF.S. Saugerties, N. July 16 Bach passing week sees this pleasant little village busier and gayer than the preceding week.

At the present time there aro more summer visitors entertained here than ever before, and applications are being received daily for rooms during the latter part of the month and during August, to Buch an extent as to lead people to believe that there will not be sufficient hotel accommodations for the August crowd. Mrs C. Titus and son of Mlneola, L. 'are spending their vacation in town. Mrs.

William Cordcs and Frank Cordes of are spending the week at West and Mrs. B. L. Seaman of Brooklyn are Brooklyn Jast weeK. nere.

1 Hnrrv Rrown and dawsnter of Brooklyn are spending the summer months heHownrd Lnngendyke of Brooklyn has been enlovlng a vacation ni nisii Mrs. M. N. Baker and family of Brooklyn "Mrs.6" Kaufman of Brooklyn spent last The Southside Hotel has among its late arrivals Mr. and Mrs.

J. Wermund and A. Strauss of New York. ARRIVALS AT PALENVILLE. Palenvllle.

N. July 16 Within the past three days there have been more arrivals throughout this section than at any time during the present season. Tho nesult Is that It has been rather a lively week with a number of social affairs that were pleasant and that attracted considerable attention. A good-sized crowd is registered at Maple Grove and are enjoying the pleasure afforded them at this delightful resort. Among those who are here are: c.

Hulle. Mr. Reed, Mr. unrt Mrs. William Van Buren.

Miss Anna Van Buren. Frank Van Buren and children. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.

Moore, children and rnald. Mr. and Mrs. F. E.

Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welmmer, R. A. Welmmer.

Miss Welmmer, Mr. and Mrs. John Willshusen. Manhattan; Miss a. u.

nrown, Among those registered at the Arlington this are included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Et-eridgo, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wade, Manhattan; Mrs George Turtln, Mis.

Elizabeth Hook. Miss Gertrude Hk. Mrs. Creger Brooklyn. Among the late arrival, at the Ingleslde are; Mr.

and Mrs. S. H. Chubb. Mrs.

and Miss Armstrong. Ralph Armstrong. Theodore Ev-doklmoff, Russlon Consulate, Manhattan. MAROARETVILLE VISITORS. Margaretvllle, N.

July 16 Situated hlgh on the west slope of Pa-ka-tagh-ken Mountain, with beautiful surroundings, Margaretvllle is one of the pleasantest of the Catskill Mountain villages. Professor and R- Countryman and son of Goneseo are spending the season here. Mrs. M. McCurdy and a party of friends New York are occupying the Banker Cj'arnes Gray, of Brooklyn Is ependlng the summer here.

Mr and Mrs. L. D. 8. Bankor and family of Brooklyn are occupying their summer home Mrs Laverne Wright, Mis.

Wright and Mrs. Helen Wright of New York are tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. J.

Gorsch. KISKATOM GUESTS. Kiskatom, N. July 16-The many pretty nooks in the vicinity of Kiskatom are occupied this week by more than the usual number of summer visitors. Tho Colonial Homestead has among its late Mr.

and Mrs. 15. Reagan, Mrs. A. Fry, Mrs.

Marsn and MISS ftiHrsn, MamiBuun, Mr. and Mrs. E. Berton, Hlghbrldge, N. Y.

The Sunset Hill Farm has among its late arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Cornett. Joseph Cornett, Paul Malsor, Miss Mamie Scherer, Manhattan; Vivian Carrougher, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs.

Schlll, Kings Bridge, N. Y. PLEASANT AT GAYHEAD. Gayhead, N. July 16 It Is cool and pleasant at Gayhead, and the crowd la congenial one, bent on enjoying the comfortable farmhouses, which constitute a majority of the resorts there.

There' aro more people registered here today han have been registered on the corresponding date In the pnst few years. The Eastern Overlook House has among Its tate arrivals John Thomas Dumin, Manhat- tnn; John B. IVAlhon. Joseph Cambrey, E. Conlin, K.

Daly, W. Helmlch, Brooklyn. LEEDS IS POPTJLAR. Leeds, N. July 16 For years Cairo and South Cairo have been known as the liveliest villages In the Catskills.

Thia season Leeds Is rivaling- them as a lively 'resort and is attrncting each evening crowds from Catskill. Smith Cairo and Grepn Lake, so that at night It Is one ot the busiest planes to be found in the en- i tire Catskills. Oypsy Point House Is entertnlnlntr a InnKP number of people, ntnong whrnn are: Miss Mnrv Hofer, Prosper J. Bllnn. James O'Mura, Henry J.

Colwell, Mr, and Mrs. N. W. Kol- 1 som. Arthur J.

O'Leury, Jarm-n J. Gibson. H. HlelnbergT, J. J.

Hagorty. Manhattan: Oorge B. Hchley, Miss Alics Cotter, Miss Ada trotter. R. Norern.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Silverman, Miss Augusta Sloverman Mr. find Mrs.

H. Memtultn, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gil- ehrist.

Miss Maud Tinrmny. Miss Ella Timony. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Massay.

Miss Annie Qor- 'man, Mr. and Mrs. K. W. E3yers, Jthn BrnlstM.

i The Green Lake House at Athens has among Its Inte arrivals: Thomas J. Dillon, Arthur Colllgnn, William TxtiiPgan, Miss May Ennis, Miss Hailie O'Neill, Peter Rush, Fred Borst, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dusenberry, Miss Marlon I Misenberry.

Miss Jnsephln Swift, Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham. Miss Clare Cunningham, Daniel Grav. Jnhn Hcanlon.

Josnh Qnnvhran. Mr. ana Mrs. A. BuelL CllfTnrrt Buelt irrt Buell, (7.

I Friscbtaecht, a. bium, Saratoga Springs, July 19 This old Spt grew young again during the early part of tho week when 300 college men swooped down on It to attend the seventy" first annual convention of the Beta Theta, PI fraternity. The rah rah boys whooped things up while they were here and la all probability Saratoga never displayed! so many pretty girls In iil Its hiatory4 The fraternity men had arranged an elab-. orate and attractive social programme) and their advance guard had given duel and timely notice that such funotlona were chiefly scheduled as drawing carda for the fair sex and the fairer ithey were the better. Summer cottagers and resident maidens responded loyally and many a girl hastened her Bummer Jaunt hlth erward to be on time.

The fraternity made Its headquarters) at the United States Hotel. The seventy-third chapters and thirty or fort alumni chapters at all the leading universities and colleges of the country were) represented. The business sessions wera not overlong nor confining and the delegates spent the major portion of the five or six days they were here im making merry. On Sunday, the Baptist Young People's I-nlon of America, which drew delegations from all sections of tha country, came to close with a series of services, that packed Convention Hall throughout the day. The Kev.

Dr. Spencer S. Roche, rector ot one of Brooklyn's Episcopal parishes, and his family are spending the summer at their beautiful North Broadway cottage. Dr. Rocha naa long been a regular cottager here, but a couple of seasons ago he purchased a handsome residence opposite the Hilton Park, with a considerable tract of woodland adjoining.

L)r. Koche has taken an enthusiastic stand In ravor of the state reservation scheme for the preservation of the local springs Miss Jeanette King of Brooklyn entertained a arge company at her summer home on Circular street during the week, at which a number of Brooklynites now In town were P'avd and refreshments served during the afternoon. Thomas P. Peters was one of the Brooklynites In attendance on th convention being numbered among the actlva aaaucianon. in addition to a prominent part In tne business sessions Mr Peters found time to entov mm.

of "CM incident to, tha rvSL' My; of th WaV Publishing Company of Rockaway Beach, arrived In tim to take an active part in the affairs of tha newspapermen's assembly. Charles Overton, editor of the Rrooklvn Overton were also In attendance. A'ccomp'any- e-uinenana or the Journal Company and his daughter. Mrs Edward B. Hasbrouck and Miss HaS-Co'ng'ress0 Ha3rklln enj0J'lns a tttr W.

P. Bradley and family have joined the colony of Brooklynites at the Crand Union. rara. mnsel of Brooklyn are guests Of the Attl.r!xgn.l.tnkl they propose remaining for the balance ot ttm nnraum Mr. Kamena Is 87 years oH he Is one of the mnnt devotees of the pleasures of this ancient spa.

pariy 01 rourieen Brooklyn school teachers who are enjoying a vacation tour as guests of The Brooklyn Eagte arrived In town, on trlday for a short stay In town on their way from the Thousand Islands. While here at lne Atnerlcan-Adelpht. Grand Union. REGATTA ON LAKE GEORGE. Five High-Powered Motorboats 'Will Eace for Trophy Given by-New Yorker.

Lake George, N. Saturday, July 15 Regatta Interest centers npitf about the regatta to be held at Rogers Rock where, on Wednesday, will be run the high speed autoboat race for the magnificent trophy given by David Williams, of New York, to the winner of le race. There are five entrants consisting of all high-powered craft, none of which will do less than twenty miles npr hnnp. The handicap will be on the best previous pciiuiLuauce, ana promises a very spectacular finish. Miss Blanche Murray of Brooklyn Is tha guest of her mother at Cleverdale Mfss G.

M. Gurley and Miss'E. de Pftlen or Brooklyn are summering at Rogers Rock Hotel. J. Mont Gambrlll.

author and historical writer, of Iialtimore. fs stayfnc at tha Hulelt House for a few weeks. Hubert Gardiner and family of Brooklvn aro at the Hulett for their tenth season. Among- oiner uroomyn peooie at the Hulett are Miss I Harper and Miss A. M.

Ieneira. Major Frederick M. Croasett. recently appointed military secretary to Governor Hughes, has taken a cottage at the head of th lakes, in which his family is now domiciled for tha season, Major Crosaett coming; up for weekends. CAPE MAY WELCOMES GUESTS.

Brooklynites Are Among Those Who Enjoy Cool Breezes at Popular Resort. Cape May, N. July 16 The dullness which usually comes after July 4 has been dispelled, and the throngs are agaiq here filling all the hotels to a fair capacity, and making the social life active at the golf club, the yacht club and other places where the people congregate. Mrs. George Goebel and Eugene S.

Goebel of Manhattan are passing the month of July at the Colonial. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goelet of Manhattan were frufsts here early in the week. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Lehr of Manhattan hava been prominent social leaders who were here durlnR the week. Mr. and Mrs. V.

H. Gould of Manhattan are amonK the now comers here, William M. Barrett, president of the Adams Express Company, is enjoying his summer vacation as a suest at the Hotel Cape May Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Merger of Manhattan have apartments at the Star Villa.

Mr. ana accompanied by Mrs. F. C. Sherland and Miss Helen Clifton, all of Brooklyn, are enjoying life at the Lafayette.

Mrs. C. P. Nelson of Manhattan and Mrs P. S.

Bowman of Brooklyn are among Cape May visitors who will remain throughout July. Judge CharlM C. Black of the New Jersey Circuit Court and Mrs. Black of Jersey City are sojourning at the Hotel Cape May. SPOETS AT HANCOCK.

Wnnonok. N. Y. 1ft Tn h. flalrl sports held here Monday Perry Hoffman and Birch Winne won respectively first and second places in tho two mile run.

In the forenoon baseball game Walton defeated Hancock 12 to 4, but in the afternoon Hancock retaliated and trimmed Treadwell 7 to 4. The Rev. Mr. Coddlnstnn and a large class of boys are taking a ten day camping and vacation trip at starlight. Registrations at the Hancock House are Mr.

and MrB. H. A. T.eCnuver. Walter E.

Cook, William F. RodenberKh, Mr. and Mrs. W. EL Webster.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kline, Mrs. K. W.

R. Mt'Klnney. W. 16. Uncart.

Mr. an.1 Mrs. W. H. Height.

J. K. XcKlnney, Mr. an.1 Mrs. Henry Wllmans.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vlllefrunche, Mr. anil Mrs. C.

Honehoux. Mrs. Charles Hroughtnn. Miss Maud Realy and K. Peters of Brooklyn.

HTTNTEB IS LIVELY. Hunter, N. July 16 This pleasant Ittle village In the heart of the Cats- kills has just begun to take on Its midsummer appearance and the crowd that made its appearance during the latter part of the week has had a tendency to mnko tho village livelier than It has maKe livelier man It has been before. Daniel Loekwood of Brooklyn Is the guest at relatives here. Mrs.

Frank Baldwin, wife of Dr. Baldwin, a well known Brooklyn physician, and family are occupying their summer cottage hero. Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph zirn and.

family nz Brooklyn are occupying their summer (. A Group of Summer Maidens at South Cairo, N. Y. "tin i' it ant LEXINGTON AN IDEAL SPOT, Lexington. N.

July 16 Unsurpassed scenic beauty, splendid hotels, comfortable boarding houses good roads, the prettiest miniature lake in the Catskills and a cool, clear climate, make Lexington one of the ideal places for a summer vacation. The Munroa House, one of the prettiest placet here, is entertaining a large number of visitors this week. Prominent among them are Miss TNIIe Krukmvf-r r.f Manhattanu; Assemblyman and Mrs. Samuel Weinstein, Al. Harris, Mr.

and Mrs. Kassan, Mrs. M. Housman, Miss, Esther Housman and Mr. and Mrs.

Dahlberg of Brooklyn. The O'Hara House, the most popular of the Lexington hotels, has one of the largest crowds it has ever had In July. Among the arrivals there are T. A. flpencer, Agnes M.

Full, Miss M. F. King, Miss 12. L. King, Mrs.

John Me-Adam, John K. McAdam, Manhattan; Mrs. E. Coyle, Dr. J.

E. Baker, C. W. Ruhmann and family of Brooklyn. THE CAIEO FAIR, Arrangements Being Made for An nual Event in August.

Cairo, N. July 16 Notwithstanding the fact that tho people of Cairo are pretty busy caring for the vast number of summer visitors who are enjoying the hospitality of its comfortable hotels and boarding houses, they are finding time' to arrange for the Cairo Fair, which will be held August 23, 24 and 25. The Cairo Fair is undoubtedly the most unique and the best known of the different county agricultural fairs held in New York State. The Kenmore, one of Cairo's pleasant placeB, has a crowd this week, among whom are Mrs. Alex Miller, Miss Ruth Miller.

Juliet Bracken. Miss Lillian Mason, Miss Esther Mason, Edward Devanez, Alex Miller. Mr. and Mrs. eGorge H.

Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Foley of Brooklyn, Mr.

and Mrs. Rothoff. Thomas Giller and Marcus Felsh. Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Donahue and family of Manhattan. AT FLEISCHMANN'S. Fleischmann's. N.

July 16 This beautiful village has been thronged with visitors during the past week and the idea weather that has prevailed has given them ever opportunity for enjoying their rccation. George Ober, the well-known actor, -whose open-air productions of "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Rivals," throughout the country, have made him famous, spent last week here, arranging fr a summer production to take place here for the benefit of the Skene Memorial Library, nn Friday, August 5. The Hotel Switzerland Is crowded this week. A mong those who are enjoying themselves there are: J. C.

Freedman, Mrs. C. Marks. Mr. and Mrs.

H. R. Engelbert. Miss Adele Glaser. Mr.

and Mrs. I. S. Plant. Mrs.

J. Smolirskl. Miss May Smolinskt. Mr. and Mrs.

fl. Knmberg and family. Mrs. J. Raphael.

Miss Rose Raphnel, Dr, George Mosher. Martin Rrmvnold. PhlHp Gross. Edward N. Roth.

Dr. and Mrs. K. Brown, Manhattan; Charles Solomon, Bud Rosenthal, Mrs. S.

J. La vine, Miss B. Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. I.

Igelhelmer, Brooklyn. HOBAET'S SEASON. Hobart, N. July 16 Thee have been more people here throughout the week than at any time this season except during the Fourth of July, so that Hobart may be said to be having a prosperous season. Prnfessnr J.

D. Lester and Albert MePherson of Woodhaven. L. spent a part of last week hers. J.

H. McDonald and Miss Katherlne McDonald of Manhattan, who have been spending their vacation here, have returned to tha city. The New Hobart has among its late arrivals Mr. George McKibben. Miss Edith McKibben, Mrs.

Ellns T.issner and son. Miss Nellie Do-van, Sanford Hull Orlskony, of Manhattan. STOPPING AT SHANDAKEN. Shandaken, N. July 16 Within the past few days the increased number of people here has made the village livelier than It has been at any time during the season.

The Hotel Glen Brook has the largest number of arrivals here this week. Among them are: Miss Lillian H. Cnhen, Miss Janet Heit-lengcr, Mr. I-elbcrinan. Dr.

and Mrs A poet and family. Mr. and Mrs. BerkowRz, Mrs. P.

ft Gpss and family. Dr. and Mrs. Goetz and (wins, Mrs. Will1ain Levy, I Stein.

H. Boehm. Miss C. Axelroil, Misses Marian and Jennie P.av Master Cohen. Manhattan; Mr.

pud Mrs. Fischer, Brooklyn. LOOK FOR BUSY AUGUST. Freehold. N.

July 16 Within the past ten dnys a crowd has found Its way to the numerous boarding houses in and around Freehold so that the village he-gins to resemble a busy town because of the number of people who are here. It Is expected that August will be the busiest month over experienced at the- hotels and boarding houses here. The Cherry Hill Homestead has hnd a number of arrivals this week. Among them are Miss Marjorlo Meyler. Mr.

and Mrs. C. Smith, the Misses E. G. and E.

M. Smith, Mr M. Tate, Manhattan; Miss Sue Walton, Miss Agnes D. Buell, Miss Margaret Philips, Mr. and Mrs.

Mnylar. Mrs. J. B. O'Connor.

Miss Helen O'Connor and Mnster William O'Connor, Francis Sullivan, Francis Tunlaon, Wins Frances Kng, Mr. and Mrs. Franck and child, Mrs A H. A seltlng and children, James Curry and rrienn, ai.ss ranees iw The Beach at the Catholic Summer FOB SKHS Summer Guests Discover Three Newly Married Couples and Act Accordingly. SULLIVAN COUNTY HAPPENINGS lirooKiynites in Great Numbers at All of the Popular Besorts.

Liberty, N. July 16 With the season now fairly open, visitors are piling into the county by the thousands. Every Incoming train bears Its load, and the greatest percentage of these loads are deposited at Liberty, the very center of the summer resort world of Sullivan County. Each succeeding Saturday taxes the carrying capacity of the railroad to a greater extent. Socially, Liberty Is already in the very midst ot the season.

Dances are held every week at the St. James, at the Wawonda and at the Walnut Mountain House. At the Liberty House Casino there is dancing every evening. Once a week is band concert night, and large crowds gather in front of the Liberty House. Whist and euchre are favorftes at the Wawonda and Buckley, respectively.

In the whist contest held Friday evening, Mr. Freehauf took first place, uor, BOnA vi oMT' i i 7 i A. Brooklyn carried off the third prize Dances are also held weekly there. A progressive euchre party Is scheduled for this evening at the Buckley. Social events are continuous at the Walnut House.

With three newly married couples In town, the natives here, as well as the visitors, have been wondering when the inevitable skimming-tons will happen. One is long overdue, another shouid take place this evening and the third is projected for this week. Many Brooklyn! tes have been arriving In town this season, and Liberty is now a clearly Brooklyn resort. Arrivals at the hotels are: At the awanda Mr. and Mrs.

F. Tracy, Allan A. Herr and John H. Hartner of Lancaster, Mrs. M.

Kfrby of Washington, L. Freehauf. Mr. and Mrs. L.

B. Moller, B. Jacuby, Mrs. H. L.

Lederer, Miss Blanche Lederer. Miss Mabel Lederer and Hs. Spiegel of Manhattan. At the Park View House H. Bullenkamp, Mrs.

A. B. Bullenkamp, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leibol, Miss Charlotte Ieibel and Miss Frances Lelbel of Washington.

D. C. Pleasant View House Miss Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Savage.

Mrs. Halpln, William Hal-pin and Miss Fannie Halpin. Miss Helen Casey and Miss Mary Casey of Newark, Mr. and Mrs. William Matthews of Lynbrook, L.

Mr. and Mrs. Mallard. Charles Mallard and Dallas Mallard of Weehawken, Mr. and Mrs.

Roberts, Miss Winifred Roberts. Miss E. Cunningham and Dr. and Miss Herb of Manhattan- Liberty House J. F.

Boos, Miss Boos, H. A. Redmond, A Keogh. Robert Sherrard and Owen P. Kennedy of Manhasett, L.

I. Mr. and Mrs. H. Russell and party of Honesdale, Mr.

and Mrs. M. May. Mrs. F.

H. Sprasue. Mr. and Mrs H. M.

Griffin, who are on their honeymoon; Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Grotte.

Mr, and Mrs. F. Beldt, Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Cath-cart, John J. Meagher and Miss Meagher of Manhattan. Mansion House Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Flynn. Miss Flynn, Thomas J. Rodney, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Curtis. William Shoemaker.

Daniel Miller, J. M. Fleischman and John J. Conaty. BuckleyMax Blume, Samuel Christy, Mr.

md Mrs Powers Mrs. Thompson, Miss Helen White Walter White. M. J. Gillen, Mr.

Quint, aro. Miss Elsla Smith. Edward Stack and Mr. Wlexelbaum. lancashire Inn Miss Gloria E.

Vergara, Miss Blanca G. de Gonzales, Alonzo Alvarea. Enrique Breull, MIp Maria A. Lopez. Miss Rita Lopez, Miss Carmita Mantilla of Havana; Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick FInlay, Mrs. J. W. Stokes and Mrs.

D. T. Vestal of Manhattan. St. James Mrs.

A. Lucas, Mrs. D. Brown. James A.

Calandrillo. Dr. and Mrs. Ramsey, Mott and Miss Nettie. Mott.

Hall House Miss Mattie Qunnce, Miss Kath-rvn B. Duggan. E. Maxwell. Miss J.

W. Jewell Miss S. M. Schemhri Miss Daphne hembri, Mrs M. V.

Mc Duffle and Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Martin.

LUZON EVENTS. Luzon, N. July 16-Miss Irene Campbell, a well-known Brooklyn young woman, took a leading part in a musicale given by the guests of the Columbia last week. Miss Campbell is a pupil of Livingston Chapman. A euchre party was held Wednesday evening and a dance was enjoyed last night.

The Columbia however, is not the only hotel with a social side. At the Alta Lake Farm House there 1b dancing every evening. Bowling Is a favorite sport with the visitors at this resort and manv good scores have been made. Mr. Murdock of rolled the high score of 231 Mis Helen Milkens of Manhattan holds the season's record for women bowlers with tha ttiilrlr nf 1.11 M-Horlsts ttml this a pleasant place to stop and manv have been here during the past week.

Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Hills and party Mr atvl Mrs. James Whiteside, Mrs. James Robinn and Mrs.

Marsden and party, all of Br.K.klyn. Brooklyn It 09 at the various hotels Include: At tho Columbia Mis Minnie lavy. Miss Grace Morgan, Mrs. J. W.

Engoman. Mrs. John Manninn Mis Kathryn Jennings. John A. Jennings Mtss Irene CamibH1.

Mrs. John Stet-zer Jr Edward S. T-ewls. Mr. and Mrs.

P. J. Chance John Lewis. W. Bmphy, Mr.

and Mrs Hugh Smvth, Miss L. L. Hayes and Mr. and' Mrs John Snlster. At DeKav's Henessey, J.

J. Honessey Sliss Lucy Trager. Miss Mazie De-laney. Mrs. Joseph Cook.

Mrs. Ressler and Kenneth Ressler. Alta Lake Farm House-Murray Roth, Mr. and Mrs R. W.

Schleiinger, Mrs. Dell, Miss Sadie Miller, Mfss B. Wellington, U. Seamon, Miss Sarah L. S.

Specter Dr. E. R.msley Miss Minnie Kahn. Miss Mamie Nauel. Mr.

and Mrs. 'Herman. B. Warner, W. M.

Bauer, Mrs Goodman. Mr. and Mrs. M. A.

Singer. Vr and Mrs. J. W. Toblns, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Mannheim, Mrs. D. Gerson, Mr. and Mrs Barrows.

Mr. and Mrs. D. Speigel, Mrs! and Miss Goodman, Mrs. Absl and Mrs! Levisohn.

GOOD CATCH OP PICKEREL. Two Brooklynites Take Sixty From Swan Lake, Montlcello. MonttrelK N. July IB A. H.

Pier-son of Brooklyn and W. H. Robertson, also of Brooklyn, are among the number of lucky fishermen. Tuesday afternoon, they caught over sixty pickerel from Swan Lako. To Mr.

Robertson fell the honor of getting the largest one. The pickerel weighed an even four pounds and was 26 inches In length. At the Albert House, preparations are being made for the annual Charity Hall that will be held there July 30. Brooklyn arrivals at the various hotels are: At the Toohey House Mrs. McOibbon.

Miss Mary McGibbon. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Miss King. Mr.

Stoots, Mr. Carey and Mr. and Mrs. Lovelle. At the Psrk View House Mr.

Hansey, Mrs. Mary Heize. Miss May Herze, Miss Nellie Herze, D. R. Sumter and Mr.

Downes. At Frank Leslie W. U. Bishop, Merton Dean, H. L.

Morgan. J. D. Leggett, William W. Smith.

Miss Bessie StatPsir. S. B. Close, D. M.

Sterns, Mrs. Charlton. Mrs. F. Raymond, Mr.

and Mrs. Sherman, George A. Murray, Mrs. Eliot, A. D.

Eliot, MIbs Penchorn, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stephenson, Mr.

and Mrs. M. Franklin. J. B.

Earl and Mr. McSualt. At (he Albert House Mr. and Mrs. Beloii, Miss D.

Beiois. Mr. and Mrs. H. Feldman.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Klein. Samuel Movers. (harles Meisman, Leonard LJberwitz, Mr.

and Mrs. si rteuinan, miss uppenneimer, Mrs. ana Miss Josephs, Richard Pollock. Louis Nelson, M. Kochansky, Mrs.

Rancher. Mrs. Abrahams, George Del helm. Max Rubenstein, Mrs. S.

Mu Id berg. Miss L. Weland, Mrs. R. Max, Mrs.

M. Lehman. Mr. and Mrs. M.

Goldsmith, Miss F. Kassel, Miss Cohen. Mrs. Strauss. Abraham Marks.

Mrs. Howltx, Miss Howltz, M. S. Ru-lin, the Misses Shapiro. AT ELLEN VI LLE.

Many Important Events Scheduled for the Season, Ellenville, N. July 16 Already, though the season here is rather early, the town is teeming with visitors. Many of these have come in their automobiles, for Ellenville Is one of the spots most favored by Manhattan and Brooklyn motorists. There aro to be many happenines In town during this summer. Baseball games of the Firemen's League wilt give almost daily en tertainment.

The Scr-resby Fair, an annual Institution will be held the first three days In August, while the Ulster County Fair, with its track meet and races, Inncluding motorcycle and automobile, will be held August 3, 24 and 'Ja, Motorists at the Mftchell House during the past week include Mr. and Mra R. Savages. Mr. and Mrs.

A. G. Tobey. Mr. and Mrs.

William Davis, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gardner, Mr, and Mrs.

S. R. Deyo. Mr. and Mrs.

John J. Reardun and Mr. and Mn. Cutchley of DruoKtyn. At the Wayside Inn Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Daniels. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Neville. Mrs. J. S. Ferguson, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Miller, and party. Mr. and Mra. B.

Lester Tyrrel, Stephen Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ramsey, Mrs.

Margaret Ward. Brooklyn arrivals in town Include: At the Terrace Hill House Mr. and Mrs. B. Lester Tyrrel.

R. Tyrrel, Miss Marie Tyrrel, Dr. Crania Tyrrel, Mrs. Charles Tainter, Mrs. H.

M. Williams, Rufus Williams, Miss Ethel Williams. Mr. and Mrs. C.

R. Van Leer, Lewis Van Leer, Miss K. T. Fleming, G. W.

Dusenbery, Arthur Curran, Mrs. J. B. Curran. Mr.

an Mrs. A. M. Peck, Mr. and Mrs.

Peabody, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King, Miss Agnes Dolan.

Miss Dolan, Mr. and Mrs. H-Rnscoe Conkling, Miss W. Lowney, W. H.

Handy, Mifes Jane Handy, Miss Habel Handy. Miss A. D. At the Mitchell House W. H.

Selkirk, Mrs. Thomas, Miss Surratt. Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Wolfrom, Thomas C. Marsden, TENNIS AT ROSCOE. Brooklynites Show Up Well in the Playing. Roscoe.

July 16 Tn tennis, most especially, Brooklynites have Bhown here. In the games played Monday afternoon Miss F. Kate Lurln of Brooklyn defeated Miss Lena Wlnne, 63, 64, 75. Mrs. Brumm, also of Brooklyn, was defeated by Miss Minnie Luttgardt of the same city.

The scores stood 75, 46, 36. In the doubles Mr. and MrB. Suchner of Brooklyn won from George Dickinson and Miss Mattle Paceton. 68, 61.

Mr. Suchner has also proven that he Is one of the best players that this town has ever seen. Iate Brooklyn arrivals at the Campbell Inn are Mrs. S. E.

Campbell, Miss Bennett, MrB. H. H. Keenan. Miss Helen Keenan, Henry Keenan.

Mrs. Rlancard, Mrs. Zanker, Miss A. Pratt. Mrs.

Pratt. Faubel House Miss Jennie Gordon, William Osborn and Miss Carolyn Osborn. Beaverkill House E. A. King, C.

F. Huntingdon. F. W. McDowell, Henry Mahoney and John F.

Levergood. LIVINGSTON MANOR GUESTS. Livingston Manor, N. July 16 Many camping trips have been made by the guests in this village. Shandelee Is, for the most part, the objective point, A party stopping at the Vary cottage includes Mr.

and Mrs. Tilson, Miss Gray, Afiss Burrel, Miss Wright, George Alexander and George E. Richmond of Brooklyn. They will spend their vacation in rowing and fishing on the lake. Brooklyn arrivals In town are; Manor House F.

Mahoney, Charles Clark, Miss Helen Itariienbergh. J. J. Rvnn, Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Moras, Walter Schroeder. R. G.

Mefartney, Dr. Bogardus and J. Baker of Manhattan. Sherwood House H. Sunderland.

J. A. Mcintosh. Schwerbert, J. P.

Hopper. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stewart, rharles Saurer, Mr. and Mm, F.

E. Brooke, Mr. and Mra. C. L.

Ward and Ralph Bisbee of Manhattan. Vnkenholz Cot tape Mrs, Bordeaux and Miss Hall of Manhattan. Arlington Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Neubergcr. Charles Rodlelle. Mr. and Mrs.

William Daly, Michael Geraghty, Mr. Geraghty. Jr. COOKS FALLS ARRIVALS. Cooks Falls.

N. July 16 At the Mountain Lake Hotel here summer resort life is at its full swing. Dances, games and excursions are but a few of the many means that help to make life pleasant for the summer guests. A progressive euchre was held Tuesday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs.

E. H. Tillman, Theodore Perry, Miss C. Otten, Miss C. Hoffman.

Mrs. L. C. Haller and Adrian Grif-ren. Arrivals at tho Mountain Lake Hotel are: Mr.

and Mrs. Paulson and faintly, Mrs. NFeumer. NVumer, Aston Perrin. Miss Estelle Drew, Mr J.

N. Robinson, Miss Rob-inson. Mr. and Mrs. T.

Chestnutt. Mr. and Mrs. John Wentrieh. William Paulson.

Miss C. Hofman. Mrs. H. Hofman.

A. Hofman Brooklyn, Miss Lillian DeLong. Mrs. B. Hamburg.

John Lowe. W. S. Steinle, Mr. and Mrs.

I. D. King. M. Sodon.

Manuel Quesedo, Mrs. G. O'Neill. F. Pnvis.

M. C. Moran, I. M. Davis.

J. Meara, John W. Urban and N. A. Child's.

NEARBY SOUND RESORTS. Annual Race "Week at Larchmont Began Yesterday. Larrhmont-on-the-Sound, July 18 Beginning to-dny and continuing all next week, tbe LarchmoDt Taoht Club, prom- Ises to be a very busy spot, as the annual race week, with water sports and other special entertainments will take place. On Tuesday next the water sports will be held and it will also be women's day. with a band concert on the lawn and a dance in the evening.

There will be racing of big yachts on the Round every day during race week and some of the wealthiest yachtsmen of New York will take part In the different contests. The American Yacht Club on Milton Point on the Sound Is one of the coolest places along the North Shire, as the clubhouse is situated on a point Jutting out into the water. Many Manhattanites arrived at the club in their automobiles or yarhts this week and dined on the broad piazzas. Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Morgan of Larchmont are summering at Southampton, L. I. Mr.

and Mrs. F. M. Wright are among the new cottage arrivals at Larchmont on th Sound. Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Brown of Larchmont are spending the summer months in Maine. The following are the latest arrivals at Edgewood Inn, Greenwich, and they Include two railroad presidents and other prominent officials of Southern roads: Mr. and Mrs-Haskel. Mr.

and Mrs Marshall Bacon. Mr. and Mrs. S. I Selden.

Miss Selden, L. Sel-den. Mr. and Mrs. William E.

G. Gaillard. Manhattan; Mrs. F. L.

Meeks, Miss J. B. Meeks, Brooklyn. The members of the Observation Club ol White Plains, made up of prominent merchants, brokers politicians and village officials, will leave on their annual outing in Maine on July 25. AT BEAUTIFUL KIAMESHA LAKE Kiaraesha Lake, N.

July 16 Under the hands of the improvement committee this lake has been artificially retouched until now It is the most beautiful spot in the entire Catskill region. Even In the Indian time, so the legend runs, the lake was a favorite place for spending the summer and many dusky tribes squatted around its shores. Tho rnlTin In now running and bowling, swimming, rowing and dancing are among th favorite sports. A whist nartv was held at the Klamesha Inn, TueKdnv even in sr. Prize winners were Mrs.

Booth. Mrs. Rotkowltz and Mrs. Kronfelrt. The summer population is composed of many BrooK-lynltes.

Among those at the Kiamesha Inn are Mrs. and Miss Salzer, H. Kraemer. Charles Marcus, Miss Ruth Baron. Mr.

and Mrs. Handeman. Mr. and Mrs "Booth. Charles Tannenbaum, Mr.

and Mrs. Relmer. Mrs. Meschel, ouis cone, Herman Goldstein. Mrs.

and Miss Samuelson. Mr. and Mrs. Starr, J. L.

Brtkman, Mrs. Bloch. H. Goldman. Miss Blanehe Goldman.

Miss Jennie Goldman, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ascher and Mr. and Mrs.

Rotkowltz. At the Kiamesha House are M. J. Epstein. Mrs.

Margolin. Mr. and Mrs. Kernan, Mr. Dlntenfass, Mrs.

Ievey and family. Mrs. Goldstein, Mrs. Flngersteln, Mr. Droezen.

Mrs. Grau, Mr. Solowltz. Miss Stone, MIbs Bubs, Miss Mendel and Mr. Fine.

BLACK BASS RUNNING. Fallsburgh, N. July 16 Fishing hen is very good. A. H.

Robertson, and Edward P. Mann, both' of Brooklyn, are among the lucky fishermen. They caught seventeen black bass, the largest weigh lng two and one-fourth pounds and me smallest just over a half-pound. Other good catches have been made. The ocial sid of life here is represented by parties and dunces at the Hanlon House, dances at the Flagler Casino and by bowling matches and baseball games at the Mountain View House.

nnxklynltea In town at the various houses Include: Hanlon Hnuse Mr. and Mrs. McOIIl. Mies Edmiston, Mr. and Mrs.

Cooper, Mrs. and Miss Kllroy. Rvan's Hotel 1. A. Clark.

J. J. Mande-vllle, William Ehrets. E. Lynch.

Mr. and Mrs C. Kaln, R. Bennet and Mrs. M.

Brown. Flagler House Isidore Schelnfeld, S. Oell-man. Mrs. M.

Strauss. Mr. Abells, Mrs. Dauber and family. Mrs.

Stone. M. Kalltnan, Mrs. Umansky. Mrs.

Metzger. Mrs. Fleischer, Mrs. Dellenkemmer. Mr.

and Mrs. Wachts. Mrs. T.unts. Mr.

Pauber. Mrs. Levy. Max Kossar. Mis Tyirln.

Mr. and Mrs. Peutsch. Mr. and Mrs.

Weinrib. Mr. Sturn. Mrs. Berman, Mrs.

Hammel. Mrs. Oreensteln, Mrsr. Bloom, Mrs. S.

Greensteln. the Misses Downer. Mrs. Feldman, Mrs. Davidson.

Mr. and Mrs. Lunan, Mr and Miss Blonder. Mrs. Light and Mrs.

Ctoidman. AT LAKE PLACID. W. McConvill of Brooklyn Is Reelected as a Trustee of the Yacht Club. Lake Placid.

N. July 1G Miss Beryl Norton, the Brooklyn girl who figured in an heroic attempt to save the life of Oscar P. Nicholas, a Brooklyn man, who died of apoplexy while bathing in Lake Placid last Sunday, has this week been receiving the congratulations of her many friends nere upon the coolness she displayed under very trying circumstances. At the annual moetlnp nf the cniD nn MrnidRy aftrmton William J. MeOnnvill of HiwUlyn was re-elected a trustee for three years and J.

Henjamin Dlmmick. fornwr Mayor srranton. was made a trustee for a similar period to Bucceed Edwin Norton of Mnnhattan. Commodore Morgan and Vlre Com. mo-lore William R.

Lyman were re-elected and Humilton Rowan was arain made secretary. William nf Buffalo was made trnsurer to succeed Henry C. Atkinson of Philadelphia. Xew arrivals anions tho campers here are Mr and Mrs. M.

Hemult of Manhattan, to whom the Rev. R. F. Norton of Brooklyn has leased CaniD Norton. l)r.

Norton am! his fam-Py will occupy their new camp near hy. Mr find Mrs. R. Ptnne. who wern among the Brooklyn people arriving here this week, are at The Pines for another season with their entertainment given hy the little people ttt Tho Pinrs was one of the pretty events of the week.

Among those tnking part were ifttle Miss Mildred Foster and Master Rodney Foster, children of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Foster of Brooklyn, who are at The Fines for the season.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Tj. of Brooklyn, who are at I'ndercllff.

were among those who made the ascent of Mount Whiteface this week. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seymour and Mrs. Julia M.

Purrty of Brooklyn are at tho Orand View for the reason. A number of wealthy Cuban families are this season making the Grind View their headquarters. Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Foley of Brooklyn aro anifins: tho arrivals at North woods Inn. Mi. ami Mtb. J. J- Hodnett, who are there for the season, were this week Joined by Mrs.

Hnd-nett'j ulster, Miss Regan, of Manhattan. Mls Vivian outr or Broomyn tms reached Tbe Homestead. George Christ Fred I.arocque of Manhattan were anvmg those at that hotel who this week made the ascent nf Mount V. hltoraee. W.

P. Oliver of Brooklyn was among those who arrived at the Ht.vens Houso. F. Tj. Tulte of Brooklyn, who Is nt the Stevens House for the has made some re- roarkable catcher of nab.

season was the euchre party at Loxhurst, under the direction of Charles A. Frank. Late arrivals (here include John Loosen. Mrs. J.

Vols, Miss H. Volz. Miss G. Volz. Miss L.

Volz. Mr. and Mrs. J. O.

Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mips Florence Smith. Mr.

and Mrs. J. K. Gcttinger. Mrs.

J. Law. Miss Isabel Law, Miss Frances Law, Miss Margaret A. Ck, Mrs. Walter Cnmstork, Miss Sarah Corn- stock, Manhattan; MIbs Edith G.

Walker. Miss Elizabeth Walker, A. H. Zimmer. MIbs Fisr ewe Zimmer.

A. F. Bamberger, Brooklyn. Sunset Park Inn In Sunset Park, which is under -the management of the American Resort Hotel Company, is having a busy season. COOL AT EAST WINDHAM.

East Windham, N. July 16 Probably the coolest spot In the mountains during the past week has been East Windham, the highest of the Catskill Mountain villages, and one of the pleasantest villages to be found in the state. Late arrivals at Butt's Hotel and the Barry-more Include Mr. and Mrs. S.

Joseph, Miss Genevieve Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. J. Keef, Charles Richmond. John J.

Stein, J. F. Gibson, Miss E. Nelson, W. Rivard, Charles Caryell.

E. B. McClellnn. Miss M. BrantJag-ners.

Miss F. Cobbet, MIbs M. Brederman, Mr. and Mrs. N.

Schrier, Lieutenant and Airs. A. B. Wilson, Dr. L.

S. Aynes, Miss Monnot, Mist L. Weinstein. Miss A. Weinstein, Mtss F.

Weinstein, Miss M. Weinstefn, Mr. and Mrs. M. D.

Mason, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Mason, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Stein, T. V. Bronham, H. S.

Aver, Manhattan; T. Sheedy, A. Canty, W. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs.

John Ennis, Brooklyn. AT BIG Big Indian, N. July 16 Big Indian and the Big Indian Valley are famous for the excellence of their trout streams and for the hunting found there In the autumn. The combination of fishing, hunting and summer boarding houses makes Big Indian one of the most popular of the smaller resorts throughout Ulster County. FIREMEN TO CONVENE.

Tannersville to Have Celebration Early In September. Tannersville, N. July 16 The gala event of the season In this pretty village promises to be the twenty-second annual convention of the Greene Comity Firemen's Association, which will be held here on Monday, September 5. To-driy has brought the largest number of arrtvnls of any day within the present season, except the Saturday previous to July Fourth, wi that the street to-night present a busy nppennnce. A good rri'Wd Is enjoying Ittelf at the Camp-hell House.

On Thursday a very successful whist purty was held, also on Friday nlnht a lam dance was given, both affiiirs being very enjoyable to all In attendance. Amen those who art) there (his week Include Mr. and Mrs. Ruxbauin. Dr.

and Mrs. M. M. niuhem. Mr.

and Mrs. Shear. Mr. and Mrs. Cypress, Mins Cvpress, II, Rosen here.

Miss Oluek. Miss S. Henccr, Mrs. Munz and family, Miss K. Pick, of New York.

Hehiiharie Mnnslon. near Elka Park, which Is under the management of August A pel this season, has been exceedingly li cly for the past week. Horseback riding, mount nfn climbing, bridge and pinnoehle parties have lue.i mily a few of the diversions. Among those who are roistered hero are: Mr. and Mrs.

8. Itiithernti inter Richard Rothernbers. Mrs. li. Mlmn.

Miss Lillian Blum, Miss Helen Blum. Mr. M. N. Heek-seher, Miss Ruth Heckseher.

Mlrs H. LuckB, Mrs. Kste MosBon and children. Mr. and Mrs.

L. M. Mushlner and children, M1a M. Mayer, Mrs. M.

Connor, Miss H. Hernheimer, Mr. and Mrs. F. Hoffman, Mrs.

Hnffinnn, Samuel ffnffmnn. Mrs. Svlvla Rlumenkmhn. Mrs. L.

Goldstein, the Misses Goldstein, Master Ira Goldstein. Mrs. F. Prager, Mrs. P.

Chojmk, Miss Hiittlfl Chopak, Miss Estelle Chnpnk, Mrs. J. Hlrschfleld. Mrs. A.

Harris, Mr. and Mrs. B. Hess, Miss Irma Hess, Mtss Rose Green- ha um, O. Abraham, Mr, and Mrs.

Be hrend,.