New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-08
Autumn Foliage Makes These
Resorts Look Their
Best.

Mount Poco1o Y. Y. Sept (speciaD.-During
no season Of the year is the Pocono region more
beautiful than when it is exhibiting its autumn
foliage. This has been recognized by the Tisltors
and this year attention is being given toward max
sng the fall prominent part Of The year :
Business The number arriving daily. the number
s,ooked and the entertainment being provided foI
the fan all point toward giving Poccno Inc
best and longest season in its history
The OntwoOd was the scene on Monday evening
OF one Of the most successful musicals Of the sum
sner Among those Who e9nIrioaI E 10 rls 5
y Iyison. owner and proprietor Of the Mon
fanesca, has completed plans for addition to ms
ho.ei which viii contain fifty rooms and VIII be
equipped with every Inocern contenience Known IN
cost s59oel. A new amusement hall VIII be erected
De CONSTRUCTED in Gothic style The building
will be completed by January !. Mr. lVison has
had busy summer, and feels compelled 10 MAKE
the addition in order TO accommodate the num- Der
The leading social affair At the Pocono mountain
House a barn dance given in the big harm At
al CAV decorating the barn and arranging fer the
Illumination which was 10 give the finish To the
from the hofel in automobiles and carriages. The
orchestra present. After the dance refresh
Ms. J. ogden Burt mas arrived al the Mount
Pleasant 70 spena the e ss se$soS Ven York civ.
have returned TO the ontwood for a stay OF ser-
Belmont guests have spent the week driving 70
nearby resorts. The house keeps wei filed. and
WIFI De open longer than has been its custom.
The FafrTiev and the Belmont have given com
rn-rentaTy dances this week, each IN turn lnNli-
Ing the guests OF the other
e c. Getchfeid. OF Brooklyn. IS a recent arrival
a. the Swfftwatsr. He viii remain for the turning
CT the foliage
Mrs. Charles 3 Ambrose. OF East Orange has
taken al the Fatryiew, and VIII spend sew
eral weeks fn the mountains.
Mss Rfnifred Cummings. Of New York. is spend
ing the fall season AT the Mountain View House
where she is a leader IN all the outdoor diversions
New Ycrkers who will spend the month Of Sen
ee-1ber al the Mountain Top House are Mrs W
Clancy Mics Isabella Tress. Mrs. II. T Coudon
Mrs s. Adler. " J. Butler and T J CoudOn-
Miss Dele Fay Norris. or New York City. has
arrived a: 1he Montanesca 20 enjoy the fall season
NJ and Mrs. John W Merriam. Of New York ar
rived at TIE Nortanesca this week They viii re
main some time in the mountains
Mr. a. J. Ridley. Miss Ridley and Miss katha-
rise Rso.ev. Of New York City. among the re
cent arrivals at the NortaneSca-
Ei-. and Mrs, H II. Schultz 90 Brooklyn. viii
spend several weeks AT the Nontanesca.
Miss Alice Styles and ". a. Styles. IF New York
CITY. are guests ~ the Pocono Mountain House.
where they win spend the fan months.
Dzrfd T. Daily. William a Re6ding jr and
Frederick a Dow3e2 II New York CRY. are prom
inent I'm social circles - the Pocono Mountain
House.
Spruce CABIN Inn 1T CanaGensis w7s never more
popular than This summer. From Ire opening Of
she fishing season 81 Ike early spring the hotel
hrs been 1i,ee with guests and this condition
eill ,.-sra: Untii LATE ia autumn Among the New
SDrEers who spending The summer ard fall
81 this hotel the Misses Thomson Mrs Charles
8 taaghart Miss Josephine Banghart. Mr.. and
Mrs Il Fred Logan. NJ. and Mrs Frank Whit
fer- Henry G.. Ga3ay. 4. J. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs
y " Merriman aad AFS. Clay Wilson. Ilrrfin
-ac.oe-. II c. Swa-tz. r. AZ. Allen. Mrs. L. L. Camp
ss'i. Mr. ard Mrs . +. Chapman and Mss Helen