The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
UNIQUE DIVERSIONS
AT THE WATER GAP,
Mountain Climbing in Moon
light Attracts Many Of
Summer Guests.
HOTELS ARE FILLING UP

DELAWARE WATER Gar. Ia. July al
Taking advantage OF one of the bright
moonlight nights this week launch parties
from the Water Gap House. personally
conducted by G. : Jacobsen OF New
York. have had several merry outings.
among those attending we're James Ross,
u. Lamson. Miss Harriet Worth. Miss
Ruth Meyer, Misses Helen and Mar
Jorie Quinn. all of New York Jack
Macdonald, G. W. Watson and Miss
Dorothy Kelly Of Brooklyn.
A number OF the sun mer visitors AZ
tho Kittatinny on Tuesday evening wer.
seized with a desire TO hold n NOON
hght soiree on the second promon,ory
Armed with some lanterns and electric
flashlights they marched up the trail
long about moonrise to the summit.
where they enjoyed the progra me OF
Games and stunts prepared by the pr,ne
movers OF the expedition. Those who
participated in this party were Mrs
smithley. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Hide
brand Miss Elsie Re%isenbergcr. Mis-,
isabel Baer and Miss H,rrie. With. ALI
OF New York, and Mr.. and Mrs. C.. n
Bremen OF Brooklyn.
The big event OF the week at ,hs
Castle Inn was the lucky number dance
among the dancers were Mrs. /. r.
Donohue. Miss Mary Crawford. ]. Stan.
ley Hoyt, Miss Marion T.. Thoesen and
bliss AH|llna NNipr -
- ID. Plumstedt of Buffalo. Mr. and
Mrs c. r Mitchell of Philadelpbia and
Miss Eleanor Hartman OF Brooklyn
a series of baseball games al ,bs
Glenwood this week were OF such quality
that multitudes VI spectators turned on,
70 witness the games. Although the
SisnWood team disposed Of their rivals
IN one. two. three fashion there was
enough snap and go % the games IN
make them interesting. The Glenwoods
won from Bellevue \ to O and from the
supposedly strong professional team from
belVidere by a score OF to 9. Men,
bers of the nine who are doing some
brilliant work are Austin b. Bennett, the
second bise1 an. who halls from Brook
Iyn j. o.. Cornog OF New York and
b. A.. Shiller OF Elizabeth. y. J:
One of the biggest affairs OF the kind
SN'i Iflh III ne ateT CAD WAS the
musicale at the Cataract House. the pro.
ceeds of which went for the benefit OF
the East Stroudsburg General Hospital
Both metropolitan and local talent found
Q well deserved place or the programme
which. according to enthusiastic hearers
was all too short. Piano solos were rem
dered by Mrs. r. jackson. vocal selec.
tions were heard from Miss Angelica
LAmoureauN of the Boston Conserva-
tory. Miss Lou McF'all. Mrs. G. Il. Ro.
senkranz, Miss Alice Kistler. Frank Ger
brach and Mrs. !. s. s. Lewis. Carroll
ID. McDonough was loudly applauded In
a cornet solo, ar was Miss Mary Hunt
who gave a violin selection. The ad.
dress by Judge G. h. Staples was apt
n full OF humor. 4 substantial sun
was realized. Other events OF the week
We're the masquerade ball. the straw
ride. on which two big loads Of summer
visitors had a riotous time. and the
peanut party. at which the Rev. William
jackson OF Brooklyn won the first prize
for the men and Mrs. y. T.. Roscoe OF
Passaic, y. j.. the ladies' first.
The masquerade at the Bellevue wa.
the feature at that house. some fft,
couples being In costume when the grand
march started. The first girls prize was
awarded to Miss Marie Curry of Jerse,
city. while the second prize went tc
Mrs. Beckworth Of New York. who wa
a Jolly sailor. NJ. J. DAILY of Brooklyn
as a Broadway belle took the first gen,
tlemen's prize. Some bang up costume.
were worn by Miss Anna Moffat OF New
York. the Water Gap Boy" and Mis-.
Harriet Chase OF Brooklyn as Isl.
Hopkins"
The week end concert at the Fores'
House last week is still being talket
about in "A very complimentary way
The Misses Laura Trippel and Lilli.
Kipp OF New York made a decided hi
in their vocal selections, accompanied b,
Miss Florence Redmorg c. Brooklyn.
The base ball game between the mer
snd women at the Riverview was grea
run, The men were compelled TO ba
with one hand and run with one foot I,
even up matters, all OF which proved I,
be too much OF a handicap, for the,
were badly worsted, Among the star,
were Miss Eugenia G. Sweeney o.
Brooklyn, H. Mcknight Of Brooklyn
Leonard Elmore of New York, Clarenc,
Day of New York, Mrs. Paul Kaufman
OF Philadelphia and Miss Force of New
York.
A party from the Caldeno. includin,
the Misses, julie g. Carey. Agnes c
Carey. Evelyn Spoerl. Mabel Hayne
and Mr., and Mrs, C, Spoerl OF Jerse,
City left at 3 A. NJ. for the summit o
Mount Minis to watch the sunrise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Brown O
New York are summer visitors In tn
region. Mr.. Brown is New York man
ager for the Winton automobile.
An automobile party. including MI
and Mrs. Z. o. Crocker of Montevideo
Uruguay Mr.. and Mrs. f. /. Hoos