New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
nFIAWARE WAFER GAP.
IMPROVEMENTS, EARLY VISITORS iAYD EXPECTED

IMPROVEMENTS, EARLY VISITORS lAND EXPECTED
GUESTS.
IvRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRlBuNEl
DELAwARE WATER GAP, June Z6.-An
sary season aud large number o: guests for te arsi
terse weeks delighted the hotel keepers of TINS
place Tho location, about equally distant from New
York and Phis phia brings visitors from D0th cities
and freedom from cold winds makes June favorite
month here with those who leave the cities early
IN the The hotels opened on June 10
and few days la:er tho timetable on tue Deia-
ware Lsckawann@ and Western Railroad went into
effect. BY which all trains the main line. mo!diink
express trains stop at Wafer Gap rhe attractions Of
the place increased by repairs and the reno
walton OF the paths and approaches to Eureka Gien
Moss Cataract other Oeauu;ul scenes Ia the Tcny
of the hotels The little steamer Ktttatinny. whicn
carries visitors down the river FOR mile or Two until
tbe RAPIDS below tho Gap stop progr-ss has been
nut in order snd resumed It's summer rips TO the
grand scenery Gap The great collection OF vines
and nowsrs which Mrs Brodhesd delights TO care for
siorns greater variety than bsore tne piazza
of tho Water Gap House The Kittatnny Rouse has
boen rentted and improvements havs been made.
J. Henry WORK the Orother-in-law Of William
Warner is at the Water Gap House with his
family He mngles little with the other guests.
He has . dno rowboat on the Delaware
River and passes much Of his time on
the water with OF his relatives His
father J. e Work brother of Frank Work. has been
guest family for many seasons at the Water zap
House spending the prcsen season there. lie
is tall wrie-hairei and dRniied De enjoys his leisure
quietly spending much time IN the company OF ais son.
"Harry" Work
Among the regular visitors 20 the Gap who have eK
pressed their to spend part q; the season mere
with their families are Clayton dcAlcha y H. trdmp.
william Baker. " Harrison LisenDrey anu ROBERT :,
DAVIS OF PlilaislDuia George l. White. OF New YORK;
e1-secretary NJ kobe-On. Of Nes-Jersey and L.
A. seccOmb and Drs Gnllsn and Baker. OF BROOKLYN.
Tho 0lsss OF 80, Nazareth Hall. visited the GO ast
Thursday and spent the Gay IN visiting Tie beautiful
scsneA
Everett Wheeler OF SewYork mas MS family at the
Kttatnny HOus', WI en- OverlOogs the Delaware Riv.r
eeversl Of their friends tile Wheeers aud the
party a large snd merry
Jonathan Ogden aud wife " Brooklyn. are ~ the
Water Gap House.
A. A Reeves OF New-YorE. John ". Brown and family
and George Fletcher and family. OF New YORK. have en-
gsged rooms at ne Gap.
Mr. ana Mrs. George Marshall Allen, Of Sew-York,
Wsier Gap House. Tue bands OF music A tile hotels
VII begin about Jrly 10 FURNISH music TOR dancing.
The outOoks WnObs Cif slG other prominent points
have Ooeu Improved snd sInau buildings have been
erected at several PLACES overlooking the river
Among She gu5sts who nave occupied the
Water Gap House since June 10 d Mrs.
Charles nemsen. Mr. and Mrs Charles McNauee. Dr.
ana Mrs. f. ". Jackson ". Wsrdwel family. Mr..
auG Mrs Charles smith M4rsnsu Ayres jr. IL Rutter.
IT,, Frederick T. Pell A. b. Duryee and p A. Hrgeman
and family. " New-iOrg; Mr. ana Mrs. Edgar & Pat
terson. Robert sper and Mss Genevieve cir and Mr.
anG Mrs Packss. OF Brooklyn. George T. Pearson
Etwsri J. H. Howell. j i. Van Dusen ana family and
Frank Mines Day. Of PAilaiephia