New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
WATER GAP THR0NGED.
Visitors Find Various Sources of
amusement.

Water Gap. Penn. Aug. (speciaD.-Tired and
worn out persons from the hot cities continue to
arrive at this cool and refreshing resort in the
hills overlooking the Delaware River. This week
something like the August crowds began to ap-
pear at the various resorts. Excellent weather
has made the bathing fine. and the little beach
about half a mile down the river is the rem
devious for every one both morning and after
noon. In the morning most OF the throng is In
the water, while after dinner a large number ap-
pear IN rowboats and launches. and others line
up along the beach to watch the sport. The de-
Gliding game Of baseball between the Au-Conegi-
ates and the Glenwoods will be played early next
week
c. S. Jones and family. Of New-York. are at the
Kittatinny for an extended stay. Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Lehman. Miss Ethel Simon and Mr.. and
Mrs a c. Goodhart arrived recently at the
Kittatinny in two automobiles from New-York
Charles r. Tyson. OF New York City Is at the
Kittatinny. The entertainment by Miss Mar
garet Virginia Jones. OF New-YOrk. at the Kitta-
tinny on Tuesday evening was greatly enjoyed
William Hon and family. S. Garsney and fam
lily. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowler. S. D. Green and
family and B. Holcombe and family are New
Yorkers at the KittatInny.
Miss NJ. r. Herman and Miss A. F. Kisrnan, OF
NewYork City. are at the Glenwood- W. ].
Klug. an old patron OF the house. recently reg
istered from Brooklyn. Miss E. V. BunneI OF
Brooklyn. Is among the late corners at the Glen
wood. Mrs. E. F. Polk. Miss Polk and Mr.. Polk.
OF Nsw-York are at the Glenwood. The Misses
Lillian. Bessie and Rita Doody. OF New-York
are spending another season at the Glenwood-
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Hess. OF New-York.
nave taken apartments at the Water Gap House.
J. Hampton Dougherty. OF New-York. is a. the
Water Gap House Mr.. and Mrs Charles E.
ing their first trip TO the Gap. They registered
at the Water Gap House.
New-Torl<ers registered at the River View
are Miss J. Schnetts and the Misses c. and A.
Lessow sky, Miss 3. c. ". Denarest Miss NJ
Blank and Miss A Blank trio OF Brooklyn
ties at the River View ars the Misses Emily
Bowling. Miss Spencer and Miss May Spencer.
New Workers registered at the Willow Dell
are Miss Mary Shapir and Miss Anna Werner
Mrs L Marx. OF Brooklyn, is at the Willow
Dell
Mr.. and Mrs. E S. Dreux. Paul Dreux. Ed
ward Dreux c. F. Wegener and Herman Beh-
rens OF New-York. are at the Delawanna Inn
AT the Riverside House for the season Is A L
Baker OF Newly
Miss Muller and Miss Young carried on the
prizes at the euchre held at tbs Mountain
The Misses Burns. Miss Waters. George L.
Cleland and Charles Cannon. OF New-York. are
New-Yorkers registered at the Delaware
House are NJ. Barr William Bailey, F. W.
Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. William Gordon. s. Frank
and T. Q. Mari
Stanley soper. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Hamilton
and Edgar c. Hamilton. Of New-York. are at the
Cataract House.
J. s, Dunlay and Mr.. Wallace. OF New-York
are at the Forest House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Hunt. OF Brooklyn, ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs. Hunt Mrs. Mary b Hunt
Miss NJ Hunt and Roy l. Hunt. are at the
Bridge View cottage. and also Miss Gertrude
Cellers and party. Of Brooklyn, and P. Hanley.
Of New-York.
NJ. Lehman and Miss Lehman, Of New-Yorb
are at the Caldeno cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Holnes OF Nsw-York are
at the Water Gap House.