New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
Dust Laid and Automobile
Parties Double Their
NumberS.

Mount Pocono, Penn. July 24-The mountain
roads are in the best OF condition, owing to the
recent rains. Showers have hardened the roads
ans freed them from dust. Motor parties have
made this their week, and have doubled in num-
a- ne Belmont baseball has taken hold on the
SIS rs. There are teams, which call them
s-ltcs the ''Blonds' and the 'Blunts =" They have
anged a series Of games and draw large crowds
-ry other day II is probable that the teams
the other side of the Pocono will challenge
r1e winners for a series.
The driving parties from the Mount Pleasant are
making this one of brightest seasons there on rec
ord. Dances are held each evening. This house al
ways has something good In store for the enter
tainment OF the arrivals.
1t is difficult imagine a more enjoyable sum
evening than the Pocono Mountain House,
where the guests enjoy spending their evenings
out Of doors along the lakes. with the strains Of
the orchestra murInuring through the trees.
The tennis players q the Montanesca are getting
IL foTTT. for the annual tennis tournament which
win be held next month. This contest attracts
players from resorts all through the state. Auto
mobile parties continuing TO arrive daily The
dances have taken life with the month OF
July, owing to the arrival OF many young people
New Workers stopping at the Montanesca include
H a. Webster. Mrs II. J. Schumacher. S Schu-
macher, Florence McAuliff. Mt. and Mrs. William
Cross. Miss Agnes McAuliff. Mrs. A. J. Ridley and
two children. Violet Glackner. Edward J. Gackner
New Workers at the Ontwood are j ". Moore.
Homer a Reed, Florence Lcanfe. Mr.. and Mrs
lAndier Hasham. Ella Hagham. Y. B. Atwater
Mr AID Mrs George F. Gilmore. Mrs N S. Gil
more Mrs Z. H. Dawson. Nary Dawson, Miss
Grace D FsI and A r Severns.
Late arrivals from New York at the Mount
Pleasant Miss Conill. H. Conill, p. Martincy.
the Misses n Z CroJty and s. E. Crotty. of Brook
lyn; Mrs. Hager, James Hilkey. 5. Enins. J. Good
man. A Linden, c. L P1llen and Mrs. Clifford
PuIlea.
Miss Stuart. sister of Governor Stuart. and her
friend Miss K 8 Lechier are spending time at
the Pocono Mountain House. New Workers at
that hotel are Mrs H. L. Brozer, Mrs. NJ. H Viana
Mrs. H O. Brazean and z Brazean, Miss Talihee.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Halsey. Edward J. Dunphy
and Mr.. Smithburger.
New Workers recently arrived at the ClairTnont
are Mrs W Hughes. Mrs. Anna Klinker Miss
Mary Klinier and Miss Mildred Klnker. Arrivals
from New York at the Belmont are the Misses
Olga and Emma Schrann. A V Hamilton and Miss
s. L Berry
New York arrivals the Fair View M and
Mrs 5 Pratzen, Ms A. n. Joralemon, Jessie
Jorale1non, Mr and Mrs. William c. Smith. Nj and
Mrs Il. z. Ayers. J. D. Branigs. J. Y. Mavulten and
SalEuel Frank. Others are J. H. Cann, John 4.
Duncan. c. ". Benton, George r Wilson, Q. "
Brennan Mrs. George Nicholson and Mrs Y. @
Treemner.
New Yorle7s at the Meadow Side are Mr.. and
Mrs W l. Hudebrandt Mr and Mrs. c. H. Childs,
Dr. Il G Farmer, Mrs. Lewis Orr, Margaret Orr
and Dorothy Orr.
DELAWARE WATER GAP.
Delaware Water Cap Penn July 24-with the
middle Of July came the rush OF the summer for