New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
GOLF AT THE WATER GAP.
This Sport and Bathing IN the DeIa-
7Care Chief attractions.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn, July 2 (SpeciaD.--
This week has been exceptionally gay at the Gap
mere is merriment everywhere. from the big
house on the hill. that shelters hundreds OF Wis
tore, TO the small cottages IN the outskirts. Each
cay is bringing many arrivals, and not for
sht years past has the business seemed more
Promising The golf links have a special attrac-
u0n for visitors. and many close matches are
played. The bathing beach is also popular. and
the steamer Kittatinny is kept busy hauling Wis
itors to and fro. The weather has been pleasant.
and many long trips have been INDUCED in. This
IS indeed a beautiful time for driving. the
drives are lined On each side with the laurel and
the rhododendron in fun blossom.
The woodcock season opened yesterday and the
island in the centre of the Delaware River, oppo-
site the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail
road station. affords fine sport for the lover OF
the gun, while the fisherman finds himself busy
landing bass that range from two TO five pounds
few hours whipping of the Delaware is gen
orally rewarded by well filled creel. matter
how expert or how poor fisherman he may be.
Buehres. dances. Iuncheons, card parties and
fertainments while the evenlng hours away. The
chief social function OF the week was the formal
ball given at the Glenwood
c. II. Foster Mrs. Foster ard AZ and Mrs w
4. Baker. Of Eew-York. are at The Kittatnny. J.
Claude Armstrong, of New-RochelIe, is registered
at the River View for a few weeks Mrs. Martha
Scheddell and her friend Miss Saunders, Of New
York. are registered ~ the Forest House. The
Iichtenstoin Miss Case. Miss Taber, Miss Reghter
ana Miss Lichtenstein. OF Brooklyn. the
Glenwood for lengthy stay. Mr.. and Mrs. f. p
Mchlnstey, Of Washington. are guests of the Cen
tfaL Miss Mae GrifIing, of East Orange, y. j. is
at the Mountain House. F. r. Simmons and fam
n.y. OF New-YorlI. are registered at the Water Gan
HOUSE r. 5. Worthington, the pump manufact-
urer. and party OF fourteen friends are at the
Kittatnny for an indefinite stay Samuel II. Austin
ana family are touring this section IN their auto
mobile. ane are staying the Water Gap House.
AT the Mountain House for lengthy stay are
Mrs l. NJ. Dewson and daughter of East Orange.
Mrs D. F. Dikerman and her son. Harry c. Diker-
man. Of Free2ort Long Island are spending their
NTH season here and registered at the Cen
iraL AT the GlenwOod for the are the
Misses A and l. Moeje and Mrs. B. Moeje, OF
AeW-Aor Recent arrivals Mrs. L. Bomges
X A huI1ken and +. Y. Hutton. The Kittatinnv
IS Inc headquarters for automobile tourists all
me rooms nave been taken for the Fourth.
NJ MT; and Mrs Thomas Carr, and H. NJ. Mills, of
New ork, are recent arrivals the Forest House
for the rest Of the season. Registered at the
hlYer View for stay Of three weeks are William
s Morgan jr. Robert Il. Morgan and Lester
Brown. Of New-York. J. +. D. I1aurin and Mrs
Ronalds. of Tuxedo Park compose automobile
party that has made the Kttatinny it's head
quarters trio of Brookynites that have regis
tered at the Water Gap House are Mrs. II Geinel
Mrs A NJ Bonell and H. @. Liberthon.