New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-08

Xt.ws FROM HOPATcONG. BrDDs LAKE AND
OTHER RESORTS.
Lake Hopatcong y j. July tspecaD.-Ah
through the last week people have been arriving
AZ the Lake Hopltcong hote.s ana last Ineslay
there was a general rush The customary ceeD'a-
ton on July was INDUCED IN. and at nignt there
,,ere fireworks and hops at tho hotels. The Hotel
Rreslln hop drew out a host OF heautIfnI women
many of whom came from the cottages The mana
gers here are finding fault with the season, ana
n general air Of satisfaction reigns. The ne"
UoDa,cong Rod and Gun club OF when II. !.
Frothingham ia president and Robert Dunlap wee
nres,dent has taken up headquarters at the Hotel
n-os,,n through the Kindness OF Manager SteaTns.
who donated a large room. The club VIII give
series NJ games on the third Saturday in july.
Tho arrivals from New-York are: Hotel Breslin-
NJ G. Rosenblatt. J. II Ganney. w {. Lad's MI.
and Mrs J. ". Murling 8 T. Buckley Mt ana
Mrs J A. Kunkel. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Whippie' MIS-
! 4. Blair. James r. Blair J. A. Wood, II. ".
shaw. G Hardy c. A. Loring. .. a. Lorng. F. J..
Tor,nr ,r l. J. Grcenl!ch. Mr. and Mr.. g. De
Frestetic Miss he Frestetic. Edward Schmeyer' II.
+ Wallach and family Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w
Sanger J. II. Thompson. Mr. ana MIS- II.
Cutler Mr. and Mrs W. b. Martens ana
Dr. J. Mount Beyer. Mount Arline'on-Mrs.
Kern s Herzog r WaIach. l.. Rozcntveis.
W p srborn. ]. Metz A. Remdutz and family. T.
II FIshel. Mr. and Mrs D. swarzkapp Mrs. APP
rleton G. Palm D. Nusbaum and family and w J.
s,.vins Tho L.akevicx c. II. Frebert. Miss
Lucy Kammerer Lewis Coon and family, Charies
Ke-npster A. SoAovern. A. c. Brunner Mss X
Iic5tc,s.e.n | IAchtens,ein. Mr.. and Mrs 5
prour Mrs Max Kaufman and family, r. Grise-
man. H. SOM and family Mr.. and Mrs j. a. May
Miss Alice May and George Siesel.
Both the Darincourt and Heath House. al
schooley's Mountain. opened last week for the
sca.on and each has reason TO feel assured OF
as good a two months business as any OF the
IN
York The improvements that have been Ia ishcd on
Inc Dorincourt formerly Belmont Hall, ada much
The a-rivaIs from New York: Mr.. and Mrs }. y
Mehenry MISS S MGSrE samna Whit M and
Mrs S g. Hitchcock, G. Hitchcock. W. i; stead
well. Mrs Hobart, J. \. Can't ID and family, Mr..
and Mrs s Hamilton 39 F'LeS'f L. ca lac rs
Tmbury. Miss Embury, j. &. White and Mr. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Lake 49,. ,.o ,.r.o, ,,or,, ,eo,ic
and between the lake sports, the fine walks and
drives the really excellent bass and pickerel nsh-
with ambition lacks for something to do camp
lake and presided over by Mr. and Mrs James L.
smith Of Hackettstown, has come 10 stay for the
yis i and register Seven boatoads OF Forest
House guests have been , there IN week e., r Q
Carvan. Mlss Name L. Leonard. the Misses Helm
Mrs Rheinuom. Miss r. Ader. Jessie Adler. Leon
VESSEL. Mrs. S. Hazeton,. Miss Haze;ton. W. j..
VanGerveer, II. c. Merrill. Mrs p. McGoyern Miss
y McGovern Miss Jessie ]. McGovern, George 4.
McJermot; Miss Lillian Becker. A. Hlzelton. H.
Hazelton, G. w Gran. y. Adler and B. Adler. OF
A light coat is not burden after nlghtfal at
Mount Pocono. The Pocono Mountain House has
AZ many guests It did at this time last year. and
Wsnayer Hooker says the prospects better than
for several years The rhododendrons are In bloom.
and ali the way up the mountain from Stroudsburg
,he r'ood, are bright with them. They viii be at
met hest until July 2O The trout season, which
nc hsen n decidedly successful! one, Will close on
nv * The New York arrivals at the Pocono Noun
,aI1 House are Mr. and Mrs. b. Cumming. Jesse b:
Rama Miss Smith. Major Ivan Tallof. Mr.. and
Mrs - Harrison Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Thomas Miss
Tnon,os John Hammond Mss Hammond. II. J.
Wa.cott and Mrs. Harry Payne