New-York tribune., 1909-08-29
Season One of the Long
est on Record at These
Resorts.

>pelaware Water Gap. Penn Aug. 2-The August
season had its big day Sunday. The holeis w"
crowded with visitors who sought 10 speho =
DAYS IN the mountains. The departure
sar short OF the number expected WHICH, iA
rart accounts for the crowded conoitoh OF te
houses. The bookings ROW made Tor the ooi.l-s
month viii place that web toward the rom - ~ 'N'
,ist Of big months that The resort mas ever H"o'
The Central House is filled with crowd OF Jony
,,ounp Deople They hold several dances each
week which among the most largely A.'e,.ooa ~
st the resort. AT the euchre held tnls MeeA 80
r. D. Steven and Miss Y. Miller won 'ile Pi-- Ps
offered 70 the women. and Thomas Cummings ana
Mr. Lockwood took the prizes for the men,
The annual masquerade of the Belleview was held
on Thursday evening, and proved 10 pe the s'o,S1
event Of the summer for that hotel Each year 'ne
annual han attracts more attention. and Is more
sarerly looked forward 20 by the visitors
Tl,e week at the Water Gap House has been one
continuous round OF pleasure Tor inc Fisi'ois - 80
hustle for the management. The social features
~ ,be week have been varied in the extreme Inc
CLASSES al the riding academy have taken lohs
rides over the mountains The solfers nave Dea s
,ritteo against their opponents from the ilisN"0
a ountry Club almost daily
ssturdnv and sunday at the Kittatinny. This Is
SIS annual outing. and its members mace taeILs
VISITING tho various resorts that are scattered over
she immediate vicinity.
Nr.o1v tbe New Workers at the Kittatinny are
,srs J. s Gable, c 8 Cable-R r. c. Washburn' the
Rsessrs f. A ana G. ". Washburn. w J. Wersnt'
a A Vyrneller, S. T. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs James
Asaderberg, AIr. and Mrs. II. y. Scott ana MI
sud Mrs H. ". Jeffers.
New York arrivals at the Water Gap House m
iolude C. N Van Allen, Miss Ella A Douoeue'
SIRIUS Grunwald. Wade Davis. Cecil G. Fenneh'
- "a Tralon AIr and Mrs Thomas Bell and Miss
f.dith Durlocn
New Workers at the GlenWood include Miss So
,,his Gels Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan, Ella Nc
lJ3r1de Ferdinand Weaver. George Schieding, s. G
'orsen. Thomas johnson. Willism AttilsOn, T. NJ.
Lane, J. J. O'DonnelI r. McDell, r. ID. Aensel
ana j. II. chOlWen.
New Workers al tho Beleview Miss Feasei,
Irene Grogan, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Feinaoend' Miss
Eta O'ConneI, Lillian Kerrigan. /. J. Nolan, j. .
. Arnold and Alma Seeigsberg.
New Workers al tile Central House include {. A
Robinson, s. ]. Leslie. N Schandeeo W. Cameron
and George Peck. New York arrivals at the For
est House are Miss Rose Tranm. ". E. Beaury,
T n Garger. Miss E. s. Davis the Misses A @.
and n. L. Grihiths. II. b. Cosy ana Edward
STEELE jr.
Arrivals from New York al the Mountain House
ere A. c. Peterson, J. A. Hewson, J. W. Thomp-
son Miss /. and A ". Geckhe. Eda Walsh, A A
walsh, NJ. ]. Walsh and a. NJ SchaePering. New
Workers at the River View are Miss Ethel Brown,
D. ~ Stanley. Mrs. W. J. Matthews, Mrs. John
Monteith Mrs r. II Bennett, Vera Flynn. Ruby
Hansell Lulu Goodman, and Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ
Otterback.
Arrivals at the Castle Inn include T. J. Walters
aGr and Mrs John Album, Rudolph Wolf. Miss NJ.
DAILY, Miss NJ. Pickers Mrs. A Ramsey and Miss
~ Ramsey.