The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26
Canoeing is popular with the Adirondack girl.
Miss Wilson to Sing at
Charity Affair in Poconos

MoUST Pocoso. Pa, July IS The Mount
Pleasant House was the scene OF gayety
on Friday evening on the occasion OF
the twenty first birthday 'of Miss Vera
NJ Brinkworth OF Philadelphia when
the summer visitors at the house banded
together and gave her a birthday party.
The AFFAIR was in the nature of a progressive
novelty party and much hilarty attended
the endeavors of the participants to do the
various feats assigned TO them.
Music lovers spending their summer
In the Poconos are looking forward TO the
annual musicale for the benefit Of Trinity
Church on Saturday. August /. The a1air
IL of especial Interest on account OF the
presence of Miss Margaret Wilson. daugh-
ter of the President, who has promised
that she will take part in the entertain
ment. IL will be the only opportunity
for summer visitors here to hear he Pres
ident's daughter, as she has stated that she
Will not sing again in public this summer
In addition to Miss Wilson Miss Marie Stone
Iangston OF Philadelphia. a member of
the New York Oratorical Society, will
help to make the programme attractive.
Miss Efllc Leland of Philadelphia will play
the violin Miss Leland il the soloist at
the Pocono Pines Auditorium and il well
known throughout the musical world In
the East. She will be accompanied by
Walter GatZ of Philadelphia, who will
contribute piano solos Other artists to
appear are Miss Rosalie Xeamans. the
dramatic soprano of New York, and Miss
Edna Florence Smith. soprano. of Phlladel-
phia. The entire aflair is In charge of Miss
Emma Hayden Pratt of Philadelphia.
Recent arrivals at the Mount Pleasant
iiouse-Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Phillips. Miss
Louise NJ. Wessinzer, Mr.. and Mrs. George
MnNnr l. - Bnuars Mr. mud MrS W
Fitzpatrick. Martin King, +. McHuGh. NJ
A. Sillery. Miss Anne Emberg. Mrs. +. J.
Flynn. Miss Adclne II. Rugge. Miss Hen
rietta NJ. Ruggc. Miss Dorothy Colt. Mr.
and Mrs. 7. &. Colt
At the Pocono Mount House Miss Mabel
Brown. Mrs. l.. Gordel, Mrs. l.. 4. Russell
Mrs F.. Wadsworth Cahll. Mrs. George
Focht. Jr.. and George Reysler.
At Pocono Manor Mr. and Mrs. Iauck-
hardt Mrs Christian Schmitz and family
Mrs. Cameron. H. X. Carpenter. Louis
stewart. Louis Stewart. Jr.. William d
Goodwin. Miss Hogan. Mrs. s. Sistrund. T.
$. Cook ". NJ. Williams. MIR. and Mrs
York Allen, MIR. and Mrs ". II. Ward. Mis-.
Sayre. Miss Ward and John y. Brooks.
saltwater House G. l.. Young. DR. and
Mrs. Charles Young. Mr. and Mrs. J. +
Crisp. Miss Mary NJ. Crosse. Mr. and Mrs
James Muir Miss Helen Muir and Miss
Shirley bang.
Pocohasset Mr. and Mrs 7. j. Reed
George W. Reed. Andrew Brown Miss
Reagan. Miss Mary Davis Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Harrison and son. Mrs Edward G. Setter
Mr.. Edward l.. Blake. Miss Sadie O'Brier
and Miss Helen O'Brien.
frisco. IA, July 2o'-ht the spruce
Cabin Inn dancing seems to hold the centre
of the staue Mira 4 Lee Nipholson nf Nav
York Ia one OF the most active and IL en-
gaEed IN teaching the young folks OF th'
house the new tango steps.
Inc week end goli tournament at 'resct
finished with some very low cards, the
winner being lsaac Darlington OF Phila
delphia. who brought In 300 20, Other
low scores were s4-2-s2 turned in by
Spencer Jones OF the Spring Haven G. &.
also W. {. Beecher of Brooklyn NJ s:
and Irving Paris OF Yale % II rs. Tn,
Indies clock golf tournament was won by
Mrs. G. Parkes OF New YORK. In this mat Cl
there were four tied for first honors. Mrs
Mcdowell and Miss Is. Cochran of New
York and Mrs A. Wilson OF Philadelphia
being In the running until the tie was playe,
on The two ball mixed foursome was wor
by Mrs f.. X. MesiCk OF New York aud $. {
Hodge Of EHston. their score being I0o
2i-7S Miss Louise Witherbee of New
York and Judge j White OF Philadelphia
came In second with 1919 ?O-s3.
DEL AWARE WATER GAP. Pa. July %
one Of the biggest tennis tournaments
ever held in Monroe county came to n sue
cessful conclusion this week. II was helC
under tho auspices of the Monroe Count,
Resort Association and was organized
by the Monroe County News Bureau, soy
eral contributions toward the handsome