New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
DELAWARE WATER GAP.

Delaware water Gap. July I7-This has been
week Of business for the hotel managers The lul
wilicir followed the observance Of Independence
Day has passed and all the houses are filling with
guests who viii remain for long periods, 1t is esti
mated that within three days the houses will be as
well filled with guests they have been in any
summer in many years.
An the outdoor recreations are on in full swing
The regattas on the Delaware draw large crowds
TO the river bank each Saturday afternoon 10 wit
ness the contests and encourage the favorites The
River View and the Bellevue oarsmen are close
-ivals the river contests
The baseball craze has returned. and the teams
from the hotels that take the outdoor sports are
preparing for the summer games which Will es-
tabsh the championship of the resort for the sum
mer
From New York at the Rittatinny are Henry
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs E H Robins, NJ c Reed
and family, ". Messerswil s. O. Church and
party B. c. Buck and party, Charles Frances and
family, George H Hulrne Mr. and Mrs. Kann. M
and Mrs George A. Hemer. Mr. and Mrs L.
Franer, Mrs Justis. c. E Williams and party
Mrs. MacBride. A Schloss. Mr. and Mrs. A Sar-
torines and Mr.. and Mrs Gasterge-
Late arrivals from New York at the Water Gap
House are Miss A. NJ Burns. J. F Hfderbrant, E
" Christie. Mrs 7. n. Cope and family. Mr. and
Mrs ]. Hirsh. Mr.. end Mrs w A. Rogers, Mr.. y,
shehade edith Durlach. Alexander P Watts. W
J. Moore Peter Gouled and family. Milton Durlach.
Nat Durlacs. Miss K NJ. Manu. Edna Metzgar and
Franz Neumner
Late arrivals from New York at the Glenwood
are Thomas johnson. George Margrof, Alexander
SculIy. Arthur jerks. Henry Eggers and family
- ". Duncan, 1 Freese, Wilson Lawrence, Mr.
and Mrs. William Rurns. Mrs. Arthur E jerks.
Mrs J. J Weber. Mrs. William Moller and two
daughters and Mrs. D. C. Thomas and family.
New Workers who have arrived al the Delaware
House Mr- and Mrs. Sands. Charles Egert.
Dan Braam. Mr. and Mrs. Westevet. Mr.. and Mrs.
" /. Stone. E H. Hunt and Miss Margaret
-r-no Of he
include Mrs Laura Werner and family ]. S. Grass
man, the Misses Sadie and Bessie Aeyler, Joseph
Peterson. Herman Mansfield ". D. King and Mr..
and Mrs ". r. Roberts.
Late arrivals at The Central include Mr. and
Mrs George W Miller, Of Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs.
Spear Mr. and Mrs Howard, A c. Evans. Miss
Anna Wsemuth, Charles Wiemuth and Miss May
n weast Arrivals at the Mountain House include
Mr. and Mrs. C A Buddeans, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ball ard daughter. MI. and Mrs w s. Wilchens
and Frank 3. Supple.
Arrivals from New York at the Castle Inn in-
clude A w Abel Mrs. Van Etten and son. Albert
Norrell I. c. Stone and N L Mcguire and
family Arrivals from New York at the FoTes;
House are Mr. and Mrs. James II. Rhada and
party H c. Dennison, Nellie Horan. Jennie Koran.
Edith Earsen. Florence Wolf. Arthur Hesselbach.
Q. Oosuna, c.. Oosum W. B. Christie, Gertrude
Gluen and Thomas Alden Arrivals from New
York az the River Farm are George H. Krame,
lEr and Mrs c. ". Van Dyke. John S. Murphy
md Mrs W. R Hillyer and daughter.
MOUNT PocoNo.
Mount Pocono, July 1.-THE swelterng OF the
last few days has brought many people 70 the
mountains. Outdoor sports have been popular this
season Tennis matches and baseball games have
Representatives from all the houses. Walking and
driving parties take much OF the visitors time
The tennis tournament at the Montanescs VII
bring a great many players from the cities.
The dance at the Mount Pleasant held on satur-