New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
IN THE NEU-JERSET HILLS.
PLEASURE PARTIES BY MOONLIGHT AT MANY
REsoRTs-ARRIvALs AT THE HOTELS.

PLEASURE PARTIES BY MOONLIGHT AT MANY
Observation-Disclosures AT THE HOTELS.
Lake Hopatcong " j.. July q (SpecaD.-Ths lake
may have had in some more prosperous season a
greater number OF visitors but 1t cannot have been
much greater. During the week the Hotel Bresin :
registry list doubled. 50 Il Is a.so at the Mount
Arlington, where Manager Schaefer Is catering 10 a
paying business Both these hotels are located con-
ven.enty for all the pleasure that the lake affords,
and each has dancing night concerts every morn
Ing and tennis courts FOR those that pay the game
The principal topic OF interest now is the Lake
Iopaicong Clubs coming aquatic sports that are
scheduled for Saturday. July IS They will be con-
tested over the clubs course OFF the Ilote Bresiin
and will begin a; 1 p m The prizes, most OF which
the cub oner. are OF solid silver and are costly
and appropriate The week has been famous FOR the
Measure enjoyed upon the water by moonlight, as
well IA during the DAY, and for the many parties
that have gone ont Richard Kolb. OF New-York.
K now in possession Of his cottage. in iIender-
son Park that he calls Lore,eL lie has pretty
naphtha launch Of the same name
Following are the arrivals: Hotel Breslin-John
T. Kelly. j. Rothschild. Mrs NJ Mcguire. J. John
son ; Cenie and wife. Miss VI. Finiay, John K.
Kem W. T. Knapp f.. K. Durham and wife.
Miss H. +. Porter, y. Bernhard ana VIE VI.
Ayres and wlfe. jerome Rosenthai, \. Stewart,
g. A. Stout. VI. f. Rosenb.att. W. NJ. Burns, W.
f. Marcus. H. H. Crehl. Thomas Lowerre New
Trlmme and family. Jacob Hall Miss Hall, 9. j.
Palmer s VI Porter AMI wife. \. y. Mckenzie
and wife, Miss Pauline Mckenzie. Brooklyn
Mt Arlington vs.. Greve'. j. ; Strouck, G. NJ
Arms wife and child Mss Narrenbacker. J. Ia
blnski wife and child; J. X. Large. Charles Car
penter NJ Barsch VI. Albert, \. Hannibal, o.
StumpY y Wills Max Sch.esinger Mr.. and Mrs
Leo Schwab. l.. Cohen, VI. Nusbaum, Mrs. Woerner,
: Michael A. Eisg. a Beniher. NJ. +. Strouk
and wife, J. Herz)g New-York, Miss Ruth Adams,
+. H. Stelnbrucker f. Stelnbrucker. W. Spaich-
hluer. NJ Briggs, Miss Charlotte He.ma, Mr.. ard
Mrs J. Sprague. Mrs. Connolly and maid. Mrs.
J. : Coium. Miss Column. Mr. and Mrs Emmett
George. Miss George. BrJok.Nn
The principal event during the week at school
ev's Mountains was the return match OF tennis be
tween the Dorincourt and Hacketstown University
teams. The first match WAS won by TN" latter ana
since that time the vanquished team mas been IN
constant practice. The university team again cap
tured the game and now tho city boys are fsconso-
late. A very amusing AFFAIR was the paper cnase
got up by the Dorncourt guests. Ii was won
by Miss Van Dersmitt. with Mrs. Thomas Moran
second. Mrs Ha2leton and Miss Emerson "ere sue,
csssful In arranging card party that Furnished
evenings ENJOYMENT TO many Inc game Wen
justified repetition, ana soon another VIII De A.
ranged. The first german Of the season VIII take /
place tonight in The hotel dancing hail. ana VIII
be led by Mrs. r t. Frear. ~, ,r.
Following are the arrivals Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Andrew Zerban. Alexander Ierban. Mr. and Mrs
James II. COX. \. r Bell Mrs Hazleton and fam
Nv. C. l. Corwn Mr. and Mr.. W rs :, I roGI
sharp Miss sharp. Miss Emma sharp Mr. and
MIS-
York.
The week at Bull's Lake has been more sue |
ccssful than any other one week since the season /
began one or TWO gentle showers nave settled |
the dust 50 that walking can be INDUCED IN. ana /
has had the good effect Of raising the lake. 80 mat
boats can more readily effect landings Water |
lily and Wild rose parties have had much pleasure
and considerable profit In gathering these IRA
grant flowers Professor Hoffman gave u donkey |
party during the week that was greatly enjoyed
is the young people. on Monday evening a straw
ride 20 Lake Hopatcong was given, anu a large
number Of young people enjoyed II.
Follow ng are the arrivals. J. y McDermott u.
H. Elsnei. g Von Claim. Miss Hadiey. Mrs Brown
Il + Farrell AMI child. J. J. Giaccum, MISS nae
ilaccum " Klhrs. o. ". Walter. e. H. Holland
Il T. Leonard. . VESSEL. Mrs. -. Vessel, Arthur
,Y sell. r VESSEL. II. D'ttenheim. O. W. LENDER
,n AMI WIFE NJ. Helm Miss VI. Sasseen. Miss X
,asseen. Miss X. McGrail. Mr. and Mrs G. J."
Norris Miss \ Morris. L. H. Harding ana VIE
e. Harding y II Roe. New York
This week while the moon was full ana high,
straWrides and equestrianism have been
he principal enjoyment az Mount Pocono. The
emit. courts across the road are furnishing a
,ari.i as a real bless rg. many think ride
,yer the hills the rarest enjoyment available az
'Ocono
Following are the latest arrivals: Mr.. and Mrs.
!. & Rice. f.. g. Rice. ir.. Miss Ida +. Elnmons.
Myers Miss l.. 4. Haddock Miss T.. Scherin.
Hiss /. Mlllngton. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holden:
FIR and Mrs. Adrian Muller Miss Muller Mr.. AMI
hrs C. r. Carter and family. New-lOrk. sarah
!. Gregg. Miss Ella Higginson, Mr. and Mrs.
'harles Timpson and Miss Allie Timpson'
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