New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
WATER GAP IND POCONO,
Many Visitors Despite the Drazg
backs of the Season.


Delaware Water Gap. PENN June q (speeiaD--
This month has been successful one for this re-
sort The early guests have been entertained
agreeably, and arrangements have been com
pleted for the accommodation OF the many VINO
are TO arrive with July 1. There are now more
guests at the Water Gap than have oeen mere
during any previous June and yet the weather
has been cold and rainy. The engagement tor the
month of July have followed the previous months
record. and life at the Gap promises TO De e4-
tremely pleasant The guests here during the last
week have not forsaken the pastines which have
been popular here in former years. but have re-
mained loyal to the fishing bathing and boating
They have indulged in mountain climbing and have
greatly enjoyed the pleasant drives COLI
continues to have its devotees Tennis and croquet
are played with energy, and indoor amusements
main popular For the pleasure seeker at the Gap
amusement is waiting his indulgence.
Edgar G. Clauser, Miss Lillian Fraser and Mr..
and Mrs Witherby Black driving tour.
They expect visit Bushkill Milford and points IN
Northern New-Jersey. They stopping at the
Kittatinny.
Harry w Lysten is at the G1enwood House.
Miss NJ. A. Eldridge is at the Shawnee cottage
DR.. George F. Shouers is at the Glenwood.
The Mountain View House has its share OF VS.
itors from New-York and Brooklyn Among It's
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Paul T. Leach.
Henry SchOtt IS at the Gap View House, where
he is taking advantage Of the good fishing which
the Delaware affords.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P Russell have engaged apart
ments at the Kittatinny. Mr.. Russell is fond Of
walking and driving.
George F. Cobb is at the Delaware House Mr.
Cobb is expert billiard player and has won
several match games.
William Schroeder is again at the River View
House.
Austin Marsh is at the Forest House Mr.. Marsh
is exhibiting skill a tennis player the courts
connected with the house.
E. Pendleton is at the Shawnee cottage.
Among the guests at the Ridge View House Is
Robert Snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Belle are enjoying the
boating the river and staying at the Kittatinny
Mrs. E. Saubeth, old patron of the Water
Cap is at the Glenwood House for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Schultz at the River
View House. Mr. Schultz is expert fisherman
and is found the river nearly every morning
Among the guests at the Delaware House are
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Doyle.
Mr. and Mrs. r. b Clark at the Glenwood-
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin c. Brandt st the Gap
View House for few days
DR. c. F. Souder is at the Delaware House
Miss Beatrice Barnun is at the Delaware House
for the greater part OF the coming season
n S. Wetmore is at the Water Gap sanatorium
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Brommer, with their
daughter are at the Kitattinny.
w H Lawson is enjoying the boating on the
river and his quarters at the Delaware House.
Mrs c. A. Hale is at the Forest House
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Shevill. with their daughter.
are at the Glenwood and are accompanied by F.
r. Sands, of Brooklyn
p Chase is at the Water Gap House.
William Bender is at the Ridge View House
p H Gross is at the Cataract House He is
taking advantage OF the good pass hshlIs Oh tne
Delaware.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Houldin are again at the Gap
View House.
entertained many New-Yorkers and Brooklynites.
MI and Mrs William a. Hinter are again at the
River View House.
Miss F. Mildred Hale is at the Forest House.
Gavetv has prevailed at Stroudsburg the past
week. The social affairs are well under way and
many guests have been attracted daily TO the Au-
ditorium where excellent entertainments have
been witnessed. In course of the week a patriotic
affair took place 1t was the presentation or the
American flag by the patriotic societies of the town
to the institution of learning on the hill
Peter Peterson is at the Prospect House for
part of the season.
6 Aippe is at the Burnett House
Joseph Peterson is at the Prospect House.
The Highland Inn has had its share of New
Workers and Brookynites to entertain this week.
The guests at this house within few minutes
walk of the Highland Country Club golf links
The Misses Madden are at the Prospect House
Reginald Hills is at the Burnett House for part
of the season.
Miss Sheridan is at the Prospect House for part
of the season.
MANY New-Yorkers and Brooklyn people at
the Highland Dell House. where they are enjoying
the scenery
Mr.. and Mrs Coleman at the Locust Grove
House
The Berwick Inn has entertained many guests
this week.
s H. st. John. of Saratoga. is at the Burnett
House Mr. St John is expert fisherman, and
has had some successful catches of trout and bass
The Misses Cannon at the Prospect House.
Louis Colrnan is at the Locust Grove House
The Delaware River which flows through the
beautiful Brush XIII Valley. has been source of
much attention this week The fishing has never
bAen more pleasant than present. The bass sea-
son has opened and the fish are hungry. as their
mouths open TO receive all kinds of bait Condi-
tions which anglers are taking advantage OF at the
present time are the high water as well as the dark
color The fish are not able to apprehend dan
ger as usual and are easily begued into taking the
nook. -,
From the streams about this place many large
+ro,,t have been taken. and H. Van Auken has had
tha good fortune of filling his basket in less than
dav's fishing Six of these trout weighed over
twelve rounds and were beautiful specimens
AT MOUNT POCONo.
successfuI month has been experienced by the
various hotels in this resort. The guests for the
whole month have been numerous and seem TO
have been pleasantly entertained
outdoor sports this week have declined somewhat
in popularity but this caused by the rains and
they will soon be revived
In spite of the weather the anglers have met
with unusual success. as each day they have