New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
SPORTS At POCONO.
Golf and Horseback Riding Lead
ing Amusements.

Mount POcOno, Penn. July . (speclaD-Th.
season here is In full swing and every resort n
well filled with patrons. most OF whom VIII n.
main until "the frost is on the pumpkin" ISss
is gay with all kinds OF in and out door anuss
ments. with golf on the Mount Pocono COuns-~
Club links by Ear the most popular sport
Many OF the guests have their own trsps hsrs
and from until the driveways ara well aIlSE
with eQUiDages. Horseback riding Is attracting
many. owing 90 the excellence OF the roads.
A challenge has been issued to the tennis play
eFs Of the POcono Mountain House by the g.szs,
Of Buck Hill Falls Inn. A series Of tennis
matches is being arranged between teams made
UP OF young men aQd women. A silver Gun vil
be awarded TO the victors
A pleasant dance was held in the ballroom q
the Fair View House Wednesday evening Guests
of some OF the other resorts were invited
Inc annual Hete and festival was held TODAY
az the PoconO Pines Assembly and Summer
ocnOOl. AZ was up TO the high standard set I'd
on previous occasions. As customary a lsrgs
parade OF the teachers took place The iecorS-
tiOns were pretty: at night the japanese Iqrfs--.
suspended on wires surrounding and inferIacI1y
the grounds greatly enhanced the beauty Of ia
scene. During the day boat. potato, foot launch
and swimming races took place.
There was an interesting and exciting taurGS
tournament heId here last week at the Mountain
cottase. the winners were Mr. Beck OF Noun
tam cottage, and Miss Bennett a guest ~ fFs
Misses Price, Of Paradise. -
several trout fishermen are here % end TIA
season. which closes July 81. Ths fishing Ess
peen better this season than for MANY vas-s
past Large catches are being brought n GsiIv
One OF the features OF the week was fha rss4
ing OF the play David GarricL' az The Swif-
water Monday evening. It was given hy WI
lard d. Howe. wa"
Among the New YOrEers and BroOHlvnItas- AZ
tne various houses here are Mrs O. NJ rTzI
ana family. Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Palmer MIS-
Mary Harrison, F. G. Manly. Mrs p A ArgaIl'
ana Miss Amy Angel. Mr.. and Mrs NTsrshau
Wo0ley, Charles E. Teale, Mrs. Charles q Er,e-
1e6Ie ttue' Miss Florence Rue Mrs. c. II Tomas
ana Herbert D. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Tohn shee-
nan Miss AnaStasia ]. Oliver, Mrs. c. III Cs1r-
nell MI and Mrs W. ]. Fleming William c.
tIemlng. Miss Gladys NJ Fleming, 1Irs q "
Sulgtey, MSS Rose z. Cardain, Mrs. A Car1aln.
X n See, NJ NJ LmOud. Charles Heafon JOhn
j.. Byrne, James s. Collins. Mrs Theodore
Moore. John G. Connolly. Mrs. c. De Jone and
her daughter. Madeline: D. S. Skinner NTrs =
T. HOllely and daughter, Miss NJ. Power Mrs.
Baker, Edwin A Quick. Mrs. r. N Chichester
r. n. Chichester, Miss B. NIcNIaster. Charles
Str1ttmatter, Miss Jessie Azar Miss Anna K
Rabaiz, L W. Habeel. Miss Grace W. Fsrris
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Raab. Mrs George
Barker and Miss Barker, AR and Mrs N. Ban
Mrs l. H Thompson. Mrs. Bull, Miss Bull
Miss kreiger. Miss Gertrude Kreiger. Miss Iuuie
w. HOlz, Miss Eta B. Londerback Mrs Will
lam H. F. O'DOnnel F. w Osborn, Mr. ana
Mrs. H. MunseH Mrs Peters and her dauehter
Dorothy, Mr.. and Mrs. John Billhardt IIrs y.
NJ. Mettler and her daughter, Edith: Miss Z. c.
Schen and George G.. Hopkins.