New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

Delaware Water Gap, Penn, July B
A picture of life at its fullest, livellest,
pleasantest and healthiest such is the
appearance of the gay pageant at the
Delaware Water Gap as the Fourth OF
July holiday season sets in motion all
he various midsummer activities which
90 10 make the name Of this resort a
household word from one end of the
country TO the other.
The Water Gap House was thrOnged
last week and the grand ball was at
tended by prominent people from New
York and Philadelphia. Among them
were Miss Marjorie Quinn and Miss
, Anna G. Harvey, of New York, who are
visiting Mrs. J. Purdy Cope; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ]. DAILY, Of New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Allen and Mr.. and Mrs. B. s.
Allen, Of East Orange; Howard F. KEEL
Ter and F. Veith, IT,, of Brooklyn, and
Miss Grace Lummis and Bertram Lum-
mis-, of Philadelphia.
A part Of the back porch st the
Kittatinny has been made into an out
door dining room. With she whole
sweep of the river in sight, it Is a de-
light 70 spend ones mealtime here.
Christian Moe, Danish Consul in Phla-
delphia, who is here with his wife. de-
clares that the views Of the Water Gap
are the equal of any in Denmark and
Sweden.
Summer visitors at the Cataract
House were entertained at a dance
given in honor of Miss Grace Woods, of
Brooklyn, who is staying here for sew
eral weeks. Among those noticed on
the floor were Miss Florence Higgins
and Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Bryan, of Brook
lyn. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bruce Rob
ertson and Miss Florence A. Long, of
New York.
Stroudsburg, Penn, July g.. With the
arrival of the first big special trainload
of Fourth of July holiday sojourners
from New York and Philadelphia, 1t
may be said that the great midsummer
season at Stroudsburg has taken a
lively start The crowds pouring into
this charming centre of Monroe Coun-
ty have made II an absolute necessity
70 have greater facilities for bringing
them from the large cities. Extra sat.
urday service has been demanded, and
the Lackawanna and the Pennsylvania
railroads have responded with a SEIZED
ule fully ample to requirements.
In many other ways evidences OF the
great rush of summer visitors IS UNI
mistakably manifest. The garages are
being taxed 70 the utmost 70 take care
of the many machines arriving within
the last week. A greater proportion OF
arrivals than ever has come by motor.
Athletics are booming. Tournament
schedules are out and the games will
start this week All Of the houses are
represented by teams in the tennis
tournaments and baseball series. and a
very lively season is in prospect.
Mount Pocono, Penn. July with
the coming Of Fourth of July and its
HOLIDAYS the summer visitors at Mount
Pocono settle down 20 the enjoyment Of
the real summer season. The crowds
are fully as great as were expected and
ere Overlooking from the hotels into
the smaller cottages. They are finding
all sorts Of sports and forms Of enter
tainment and outlet for exuberant
shirts, and the tennis courts, golf
course, baseball fields and streams are
scenes Of continuous merriment.
Dances at all the houses are being
enioyed by the summer visitors. Most
OF the cottages are already occupied.
Cresco. Penn, July 3.-Cresco has
seen numerous busy Fourth Of Julys
but by the appearance Of the resort
now the holiday approaching bids IAN