New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
THE DELAWARE WATER GAP.
HOTELS DOING A GOOD BUSINEsS-LATE
ARRIVALS.

HOTELS DOING A GOOD BUsINEss-LATE
ARRIVALS.
Delaware Water Gap. Penn. Aug. CSpeciaD.-
The hotels enjoying a run of good business
that Will continue until October Families that
have patronized the resort for years again en-
joying the cool breezes and the scenery that has
made Water Gap world famous.
At Water Gap House Mr.. Brodhead. of the
oldest hosts in all the land. is surrounded by old
friends who know him we'll that they would
not go elsewhere to summer Clarence Pitman,
descendant Of Benjamin Pitman. Of shorthand
fame, and his family this house. Other well
known persons there are A J. Drexel Biddle OF
Philadelphia w. c. Hamilton City Clerk OF
Bayonne N j.. and his family. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Whitaker of New-York. The Misses
Hamilton two accomplished young women.
Miss Hamilton is composer and vocalist. Sew
eral of her compositions have achieved fame and
the Endorsement of John Philip Sousa.
Harry Clay, of Philadelphia. has with him hts
trained horse Guy. who amuses the guests of the
house with his clever tricks while under saddle.
The guests OF this house had a merry time on
Tuesday evening with their peanut sociable. -
which concluded with dance. Miss Hamilton
furnished the music. On Thursday all the guests
enjoyed a game of progressive euchre.
At the we'll managed Kittatinny are c. Hewitt,
of NewYork; Miss Cadde Nusbaum. and Mr..
Wells and Mr. Fowler. who love fishing and al
ways bring back string OF bass. Dancing and
card playing features OF the Kittatinny.
At the hosptable Glenwood there are as
sembled lively set OF young people. and the Sat
urday night hops better than usual Young
from New-York at this house are Miss
Elizabeth r. Kelley. the Misses Sayre and Miss
Grace Hazleton. Mr. Johnson will give another hop
tonight
Bass fishing In tho Delaware Is first class and
the river low All the small boats at Katatnny
Landing are In service each day and the Brodhead
baths, down the Gap doing heroic service
for both who like disport themselves In the
water OF the de%p eddy at that point. Late ar
rivals include:
Water Gap House-W. D. Murphy. E. f.
Wilson. Miss II. NJ Mykantz j. H. Bur
roughs, Lambert Suydam. jr. J. E. Prior. F.
r. simmons, A. Lccker Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
N Dlsbrow, child and nurse, Miss Norma l.. Wey-
mer. L. j. Riley Miss l.. L. Riley, Mrs. Bennett
Miss Bennett, Augusta NJ. Van Nostrand. Miss
Anna l.. Johnson, Miss NJ. r. Johnson, Mr.. and
ID. Williams. Arthur L. Williams, H. Gnnel Lber-
thon John A. Blair, OF New-York City; Mrs j. +.
Kearney Miss Mollie Kearney. Jersey city; Mr.
and Mrs w. c. Hamilton, Miss Hattie Hamilton
The KIttantnny-Miss q. Nusbaum, c. Hewitt
Miss E. Cioldamer. the Misses GIlsey. Mr ard Mrs
f. r. Ashman MIR. and Mrs. J. Wertheimer n. H
Heyman Miss Rae Phillips, Miss Townhill Miss
England A Iibmnn. NJ. Horowitz, Charles |. Brat
ton, New-York; Mrs. M. H. Thompson. Mrs. T, l.
simpson Morristown. n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs E. S
wagen and Anna Stellwagen, Washington, ID. c.
The Glenwood-Mrs r. J. Sayrs, Mary n. Sayre
Gertrude Sayre, Gus Wertheim. Mr. and Mrs. Z. A
Simmons NJ Dietrich. Mrs. H. Thompson Eliza
Gilbert Mrs W. W. Taylor. Miss A l.. Mann
Katherine A. Scannel Margaret ScanneIl. Mrs j
r. Scanneli Mrs. H. p. Gilbert, Gertrude Gilbert
L. Lask. l.. w. Fernbach and l. NJ Laig, of New
York