The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
WATER GAP SEASON
Is IN FULL SWING
Triple Birthday Party One Of
Many Features Of q
Busy Week.
CARD PARTIES POPULAR

DELAWARE WATER GAP. IA. Aug. IL
The event OF the week mt TIRE Water Gap
House was the combined birthday party
Of the Misses Josephine Backer and
Adelaide Frickc Of Brooklyn and
Petite lie Ard Of New York. whose
birthdays follow one another IN quick
succession. The affair was celebrated by
a masquerade rendered by Mrs. N. Il.
Backer OF BROOKLYN. who also acted as
chaperon. Among those who attended
were Mr.. ~ Mrs. II. A. Dula. Mr.. and
Mrs. George A.. Turner, J. J. Fredericks
and the Moses Helen and Marjorie
Quinn OF New York.
Taking advar tage OF the fine weather
some OF the social leaders at the Kit
tatinny organized a launch party on the
Dea n The party ccG,sisted OF Baron
and Baroness de Zurich 81 Paris. Mrs.
NJ. II. Fogei. Mrs. Amy Appleton OF
New York Miss Marie Roche, Tbomas
Roche ard Harold Bien OF Philadelphia,
M Mr.. and Mrs. a. f. Brapds and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Byrne of Brooklyn.
The masquerade ut the 0ienwood for
the benent Of the East Stroudsburg Gen
eral Hospital was a great success. Al
most a hundred guests were In costume
and prizes were awarded TO james Kelly
OF Brooklyn. Miss Nell Quinn Of Newark.
n. j., Frank Moran Of New York, Miss
tttTtni SdtucfltStu VI bIoONis So" N'"
lam r. Tretch OF Philadelphia.
At the Central pinochie parties. bowl
ing parties, swimming parties and moun-
tain climbing parties were held mis-
week.
Much merriment was caused at the
Cataract House by a Peanut Jan held
last Tuesday night. The skilful contest
ants were Dsfdei Millworth OF Blooklyn,
f.. Jung OF Passaic, Mrs. Jack Ffxler OF
Boston, Miss Louise Schultz Of New
YORK and Miss Elizabeth Kennedy OF
Philadelphia.
The masquerade ball at the Castle
| Inn drew a large attendance. Prixes
we're awarded to the Misses Marie Kim
| bile OF Scranto and Josephine Ring OF
| s,roudsburg, William Bethel OF Phila-
| de,phia, the Misses Fksence O'keefe
| AND sorAie Trapper OF New York and
Nrs Walter Smith of Water Gap.
A mask ball also featured the week nj
| the Bellevue. Among those present
we're Eugene Conway and John Henry
of Bnooklyn, Harvey Ward Peace OF
| Flushinx. L. l.: Miss Katherine EMS.
| Miss Mary f. Kelly and william bischon
| Of New York.
The weeks events at the River We"
| included many varieties OF entertain
msnt. The Mount rammany party wa
made up OF the sturdier and more al
vcnturoys Spirits, since h way 10 the
summit IL dificult and %fatiguing. Mys-
TIC night, when the evening was gwen
ovnr 10 ciairvoyance. fortune telling ana
ie~erdematn, wa particularly e~nyoyaoie.
The informal concerts still continue 10
| delight the summer visitors.
AZ the Forest House dancing 10 as
much a Savorite form Of evening enter
tainment as evsr, and the dances arc
| held nightly. This week motoring
A... kaap mora numerous IMAM
ever. the most popular trips being 10
! Bushkill Falls, to Pocono Knob ana 70
Saylorsburs. ,..
ara challenging the other houses ~
match tournaments. parti.s
are fayorite diversions, since the mouse
n ituated 90 conveniently near Inc
river. v..
The card party at the Glenwood wa.
held last Tuesday. the games p'hyeu
bsing bridge, pinochie and 00O. Inc
49,. for bridge went Ia A.. =. Hor-
casitaa OF New York and Mrs. Eiizaoetn
Sec, Of Brooklyn. Prizes for pinocnie
x,sre won by Mrs. c. X. Barker, Mis'
He,ma Hendberg and W. NJ. ndb
ali of New York. In the progressive ooe
the lucky contestants were Mrs. NJ
smith OF Philadelphia. Mrs. j. r1scher
Mrs. F Behlers and Mrs. ~: i.evinton
ali of New York Miss {. Seel OF prooN'
lyn and Mrs. ]. =. Hudson OF Nc" UT
leans. VIII ..y.
.e,tled upon quoits AS being the mos
agreeable and fascinating form o
amusement and are becoming adept a
The game. Tournaments are now II
progress. A
/ ]. Fredericks ana Charles 3. jacob
ssn OF New York. who are at the WateI
Dan House, gave a dinner party to bafoi
and Baroness de Zurich OF Paris IN,
week. Among those present were MRS
ANY Appleton, Mrs. NJ. II. Fogel. Mr. AM
Mr. II. ChampanOy, the Misses Helei
and Marjorie Quinn, all Of New forA
charlie. Heeb and James Ross Of Phila
delphia-
New York are:
water Gap Houae-Mrs. NJ. 8. Winter
muts. Brace wintermute. Miss Madelin
Wintsrmute, r. II. Howell. r. II. Howell
Robert r. Elder, Mr.. and Mrs. W.. a
Anderson, Miss Grace M. Lseender
l.. ]. Brown. Mrs, Curtis A. Peters, J. y
Coin, Miss Margaret l.. 8
+. Carson. A.
Kittatinny-Henry J, Hildebrand. Mr.
p. Won Hesse, Mrs. l., NJ. Nutze. Miss /
Hengerer, Mrs. Baldorf. Mr.. and Mr.
Gordon, Charles II. Whitney. Mr.. an
/, Mrs. Donald F. Trip. Mr.. and Mrs. u
? HOFFMAN. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Livtnssto
E and Mrs. A. X. Smith.
> G~lenwood-C. A. Wilson. Arthur LII
: tie. NJ. Dillon. O.. Burke. T. Il. DUN
: James A. Smith, ]. C. Kelly, De VIII
y Weely, c.. Eickrnann. A. BIschon "
, Wiilets, Mrs. w. r, Cutter. A. l.. Butlel
, Miss Lillian H.. Murray, Miss Jessi
, Rankin. ,
, Castle Inn-Mrs. George Pillar. Mli
, NJ. Jaques, Mrs. e. Miller. w. Mile
Frank e. Daffeckel. Mr.. and Mrs {
! stuart, q. Dawson. Miss Margaret Lelli
! Miss Naomi Bets. Miss Viola Anderson
: J. N. Grillows.
CentraI-Mr. and Mrs. L. Dameisel
v Robert Greason. NJ. O'Connor. X. o'Cor
! nor. J. j. Holland. A. J. Froes.
n Cataract House-Thomas DilmAr ri
: Miss Frances Fletcher. q. Shelton, w.
Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. knowie'
Mrs. A. Lyon. Miss q. NJ. Lyon. Mil
" Mary Dunbar. w. C. Beach. Misses ,
and II. Gid. Miss X. A. Gleith, II. Felt
man, II. r. Brady. Russell Flint. Mr.
NJ. f. Flint, Mrs. ". A.. Flint. Miss J
Gath.
Forest House-M. Thabeit. Mil