New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10
AT DELAWARE WATER GAP
n Boating CarniUaI Planned 7oith
Shell and Canoe Races.

Delaware Water Gap, Penn. July Especially
Owing TO pleasant weather out OF door sports have
been most popular here. The bathing beach has
also been crowded with the younger set, while
tennis, golf and croQGet occupy the time OF those
older A baseball game between the AI-Collegiate
and Glenwood teams resulted in victory for the
former. The golf match between the Caldeno Club
and the Highland Country Club was viewed by
many visitors The CaIdeno Club won by 10 up. In
she future boating carnival viii be held on
Silver Lake. in which canoe. boat and shell races
viii be rowed between crews OF the various resorts
Fishing IS sti popular. both bass and trout biting
freely Mr.. Schano the winner OF a smoking
SCI by catching the largest bass the last week 1t
weighing over five pounds. The opening soree OF
The season took place ct the Kittatinny Monday
evening.
AR. and Mrs. Canfeld OF New-York are reg
istered at the Glenwood for month. Mrs and
Miss Thorn OF New-YOrk are recent arrivals at
The Willow Dell. Mrs George Blackborhn, OF New
York. IS at the Kittatinny. Mrs. IL NJ. HIS, or
New-Yorl1. Is at the Forest House. Mrs X IL
Wood. of New-York. is at the Water Gap House
N L Carpenter, of New-York, is registered at the
Mountain House. y. S. Johnson, who has been
amending his summers at the River View is reg
sste-ed there for another season. J. W. Wells and
family Of New-Yoriz. recently registered at the
Delaware House for some weeks ID. Smith, MT
and Mrs. ]. X. Roberts. Mrs. E. Soule and son are
a party OF New Workers that are staying at the
Cataract. Mrs. =. Ingraham. J. w. Elder. Miss
Katheryn and Miss Florence Elder and Master
John w Elder. Of New-York. have registered at
the Riverside House.
NJ. and Mrs. B. F Miner, of Boonton. y. j.. are
at the Caldeno Cottage. recent arrival at the
Bridge View Cottage is Edward Bagnan, of Jersey
CITY. Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun. of New-York' are
pleasantly situated the Shawnee House for
month Mrs. S. Switzerland and Miss Smith, Oh
BROOKLYN, the former a physician, are registered
ct the Branch Cottage. Mr.. Hutton and E. o.
IIutter Of New-York are recent arrivals at the
Clcnwood for a brief stay. Mr.. and Mrs NJ OPP
7,enheirn of New-Yorl are registered at the Kitta-
tlnny Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carr, or NeW-h0rK'
gre az the Forest House for an extended stay.
Mr. and Mrs W. NJ. bennett, OF New-Nork, nave
REGISTERED at the Water Gap House Recent ar
RIVALS from BROOKLYN at the Mountain House are
Mrs and Miss Martin. Mrs. f. L. Harding, Miss
Dorothy Harding and Mrs. F. Jennings Christian
I'falher German shipbuder, who IS touring
the world spent part Of the week at the River
View House
; r. Yylie and R F. Medriek of Port Jervis'
are ct the Water Gap House for few weeks NJ
J. Pendergast and family, Of New-YoTk' are
nt the Gle.lwood. Negro dialect readigs on oTis1-
nal life OF an --lahama plantation have been rem
dered by Mrs. Banister. Of Texas. at the Glen
wood Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Field Peet are
registered at the Kittatnny. The fancy dress re-
ceution hon was held at the Kittatinny, in which
over four hundred participated. Mr. and Mrs
CapweIl tbs FORMER the proprietor OF the Hotel
Sterling OK TY:ikesbarre, are sojourning in this
resort fo- a rpoofh- Victor Sorchen, OF Tuxedo
Park with = - -ser Of friends are at the Kitta-
tinny, haSsns III there by automobile on Tues-
day. AnsIi r,--to1oobfle party that stopped thefe
arc Morris Scnei and family, OF Mount Clair, y. J.
]. Ross Martin, L s. N. and family. are here for
an extended stay. The progressive euchre on
Thursday evening IN which twelve tables were
used in the exchange at the Kittatnny. was ex-
citing