The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-17

HOPATCONG
COMING
The Yearly Shore IlIumina-
ton to Take Place To-
night at That Resort.
[From a stan correspondent.l

LAKE HOPATCONG. Aug. 17.-Every-
thing is in readiness for the annual shore
illumination. which takes place this even
ing. If the weather is favorable the ex-
pectation is this evenings spectacle will
outshine anything of the kind previously
attempted. The ~lrregularity of the coas.
line and the great length of the lake
fourteen miles-prevents much of a general
view of the colored lights. still no matter
where one is located. beautiful effects may
be witnessed. The view from Halsey
Island. where C. Hartdegen, of Newark,
has his cottage, will be the best on the
lake. Other Newarkers whose cottages
will be Illuminated are those of ex-Regis-
ter Richard Cogan. the "Rocklone,' be-
longing to Eugene and Harry Sargent
and family; Wilbur K. Weeks's and j..
p. Orben's cottages. on the River Styx.
Mrs. Fred Thorne will view the illumina-
ton from her cottage with her daughter,
Mrs. Clarence Mann. At the Dykawanda
are Mr.. and Mrs. A. Swens5h and Miss
Ethel Horsefield. of Newark. Musconet
cottage is occupied by ". ]. Brohn this
season. who is entertaining his Newark
friends. At the Ethelwynne are Mr.. and
Mrs. Abaer Downer and family, of New
ark. and ohm Downer and family, of
Roseville. and so 1t goes. All around the
lake Newar people will be found.
At the Hotel Breslin from Newark are
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Breslin,
Mrs. B. Baer, Mrs. +. Stern, A. Levy, w.
Mayer, j.. Harris, H. c. Aurnhammer, F.
Schwabachers II. Kaufman, II. Gibson, L.
Vessel, N. A. Smith and wife, james Chase,
wife and daughters, L. L. Jones, C. M.
Robotham, L. Jacobs, r. s.. and B. Ofner,
M. Levy, w. B. Snyder, Miss Holden, H. s.
Gay, s.. A. Reiss, MIR. and Mrs. Theodore
Graesdel and family, Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Held. Mrs. Alfred Barker, II. B. Ep'
stein, William Pasel. jr., J, F. Classy, Isaac
F. Roe, A. ]. Hague, wife and sons, Mrs
Emma Buchanan, Mortimer Koehler, w. ]
Richardson and wife, Mrs. s. Plat ant
daughters. From Orange are H. T. Am
brose, II. w. Ambrose and C. A. Ambrose
Albridge c. Smith. From East Orange
Fred S.. Crotois, and from Montclair, Jane:
A Petrie.
Lakeview Hotel, managed by the Thoma.
r. Moore Hotel Company, is one Of thu
most popular houses with Newark patrons
This week 1t Is crowded to its entire ca
pacity of 300 guests. Among those from
Newark are: Samuel Gartenberg, William
Moll and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Swetzer
Mrs. M. r. Doupe, James P. Wilson, FREQ
Meyer and wife, Mrs. F. d. Stein, JOSEPH
e. Bloom, William T. Ward, 7. r. La Foy
II. A. Freyling, William Summerfield, Mis-
= OAChNC uNAStf Las VAs "a L L la
lips, Thomas Fl. Hoy. From East Orangt
are: W. r. Christopher, Mr.. and Mrs. 3
M. Downs and Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Foster
From West Orange, Henry b. Auchincloss
and from Montclair, A. f. Smith and wife
The American House has on its registe
the following guests from Newark: Mr.
and Mrs. ]. A. White. B.. ]. Knoll, A
Flasch, Lewis Foege, Lewis Heyer. win
lam Bulge, Lewis c. Guldner. Mr.. and Mrs
M. H. Wegner and son. Miss Alma Kahn
Miss Clair Mailer, 7. r. La Foy, C
Blanchard Price, Henry Freyling. Thoma
]. and Cyril Butler. From East Orang
are D. H. Collins and children, Mrs. j
Collins and children.
HI Llewellyn, has from Newark; Eliza
beth Ellis, Florence E. Buth, Bernar'
Arnt, MI. and Mrs. William Nixon, Haze
T. knight, Madeleine Warner, Catherin
Connolly, H. ]. Meyer, Florence E. Wag
ner, ]. r. Hopwood, Ebert H. White, jr,
A. 8. Webb, Mrs. Frank G. Dubois an
daughters, Susan E. Bailey, J. e. Hop
Spooner, Marion Spooner, Joseph Nelsol
and Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Coe. Fror
East Orange: f. M. Burnett.
The Sunnyside has been patronized thi
season by the following guests from New
ark: Elsie Satterer, Miss Mollie Shaw
Leslie Kanouse, C. H.. Norman, Ernes
ID. Barnham. A, McKechnie, jr.. E. "
Black and wife, John Lewis, William 1
Broner. A. E. Halsbron, F. r. Goldbert
Mrs. o. H. Felmly. H. Knowles and S
c. Hoagland from East Orange.
Nolan's Point Villa, commanding a mag
nifcent view of the lake. entertains tn
following guests from Newark: Mrs. W
Schaub and Iour daughters. II. l.. Hal
strom. F. II. Mills. M. Hymans. Mr.. an
Mrs. F. G. Rendell, the Miss Brintzina
hotter. John B. Dalzell, Joseph d. RIOS
and wife. Louis L. Blanchard and wifi
while from East Orange are Mr.. and Mr.
Barnard and Miss Dorothy Barnard. NJ
| and Mrs. B. ]. Woodward, and Frank N
Bennett and wife. And from South Oh
ange F. d. Crozier.
Camp life is q : distinctive feature {
Lake Hopatcong. Those who have trie
il for a season are sure to come back
/ 1t the next. Scattered among the trees o
the fifty miles of AXE front 1t is estimate
there are at least 200 families from Newar
and the Oranges. The names given the:
camps are intended to attract attention
not to be taken literally. Camp Blu
House." is an illustration, presided ov'
by J. Fl. Sargent. Camp Lambda TIA
comprises the following from Newarl
z. r. Stanaker. Colten and DurnellN Tuttl
Charles CurrIer, Stanley Little job
t KreItler. Paul Hoffman. George Il. Mu
! dock. Franklin Perry. Everett Bcnse
Herbert Holzworth. e. 3. StanakeI
/ Henry Roy and Eric Ffanzen. Camp c,
lumbia pitched by d.. Charles. Abrams an
William A. Bell. of East Orange, hi
as their guests Mrs. A. and Mrs. Cecil
Ball. Henry Ball. Cecilia Ball. and Mi.
M. e. Bottom. of Orange. Camp Hmanc
contains ]. M. Harris. J. We'll. L. Arnd
]. I. Lehman, E. Ofner. +. Stein. J.. ]
Lehman. D.. Kohn. NJ Gutthumis and
Lindeman. Camp Clifton holds from New
ark: MIR. and Mrs. f. b. Shoemaker ar
their sons. Robert and Samuel, also Mi
Adele Jameson. At Camp Ampere we
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steele with Mi
Lillian and Edith Steele.
= The popular excursions which the Gel