The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-18
G. M. SCHWAB TAKES
PARTY TO WATER GAP
Rumor Of Great New Hotel
Springs Up After Visit
to District.
WALKING CLUB FORMED

gear as the gala season holds sway.
Never has this gain been more spec
tacular and impressive than at the pres
ent time. The visit OF Charles M.
Schwab with a party has started afresh
rumors of another great hotel here.
Any one who thinks dancing has fallen
off, "a some have been heard to say.
should visit the Water Gap House any
evening and look in at the splendid ball
room where n beautifully gowned as
semblage of graceful women and their
attentive partners are dancing. During
the week the dances have all been well
attended. among those on the fioor being
4. r. Kennedy, Miss Helen Quinn, Miss
Dorothy quinn, OF New YORK: MISS
Dorothy Thomas Of Philadelphia. and
Miss Helen Cope and Miss Charlotte
Watt Of Atlantic City. The card party
this week was also n decided success.
prizes being won BY Miss Charlotte Watt
and Miss Helen Quinn. Mrs. X. w.
Eeedy. Mrs. c. +. Keller and Mrs. c. f.
Hogg OF London were among the play
ers.
As has been the custom for several
seasons past. the Pennsylvania Stafo
Lumbermen's Association visited the
Water Gap this week. stopping as usual
at the Kittatinny Hotel. A dinner for
which zoo plates were laid figured In the
entertainment.
The fans at the Glenwood are begin
ming TO pat each other on the back and
strut around in evident anticipation of
easy victories from now on, and all be-
cause II. r. Florer and William W.
Evans OF Philadelphia have arrived for
the summer and assumed their old time
responsibilities as the star battery of
the Gl nwood team. In addition, j. :.
Kavanaugh and Louis Zimmerman. both
of Brooklyn, ara here to strengthen the
team Ia the field.
The bridge whist party at the Glen
wood this week was the largest held
this season. There were four prize vim
ners. Mrs. ]. w. Flickinger and Mira
w. u. wolfskell OF New York and Mrs.
r. c. Mccain and Mrs. NJ. Manchester
OF Brooklyn, Others who took part
were Mrs. W. f. Cook of Philadelphia,
Mrs. l.. :. stiles OF Brooklyn and the
Misses Murphy Of New York.
The members Of 81. Peters choir. one
OF the largest organizations In Scran-
ton. passed n few days here this week.
They have been coming Tor years TO the
Castle Inn. The concerts given In the
music hail and in the church audi
forums were Of the highest order.
The concrete lawn tennis court at the
Cataract House has found another OPP
" uilt W BlONt ~ y t'lllN oNtl
the skin courts. At the tournament at
the house this week several real experts
took a hand. among them being the
Buschman brothers Of New York. whose
rapid play was a revelation. The re-
suit OF the mixed doubles match was n
victory for Miss Edith Waters OF Brook
lyn and Herman l.. Buschman OF New
York against Miss Mary A. Kent and
Nat II. Buschman. with a score OF Ct.
e-e. S.. In the mems singles Jack
Fixler OF New York won out from Ward
lookout Of Syracuse. the score being
SIS. 6-3. "a.
The Central House Is the headquarters
o. n brand new organization and one
which will do much to promote the en-
toyment Of the most beneficial pastimes
of the region, liking and mountain
climbing. II is called the Hikers' Club
and invites to its membership all who
are fond OF this form OF exercise.
finding its principal usefulness In the
fact that II is much more ENJOYABLE
to 60 ont tramning In n body than as
separate individuals. Its pioneer MEM
hers are all summer visitors at the
Central and include Mr.. and Mrs. W b.
Peterson. Mr., and Mrs. G. J.. Feitner,
Mrs. Sophie Feitnev. Miss Rose Dessler,
Miss Ida ~Grcenbcrg. all of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Murphy. Mr.. n
Mrs. @ L. Titus of Brooklyn J. c.
Hun, Miss II. v. Huff, +. NJ. Sykes,
Or. and Mrs. p. Mayor and Dr. and
Mrs. II. J. Smith. all of Philadelphia.
Residents and soiourners along the
route from the Bellevue to Bushkill
Falls were startled by the merry whoops
OF a band Of sightscers IN a big touring
car. II was found that the party were
summer visitors at the BELLEVUE on a
ride to the Falls. In the party were
Miss Catherine Flynn. Miss \. NJ. Nc
Queen, Miss Lorraine v. Prlcovitt. Miss
May Pr!covitt. Miss Anna c. Morfatt, OF
New York Miss Mcnerva Tackle, Miss
Evangelinc NJ. Howard, Of Brooklyn
Miss Edna NJ. Cox. Miss Mary Boehm,
Mr., and Mrs, c. II. Addison. David lie
Winnie, Frank \. Wicliam and Herman
S. Moore, all OF Philadelphia r. Cook
city and Mss Irene Conway OF East
Orange.
Recent arrivals from New York:
Water Gap House-Charles Cappelli
Mrs. \. Jabolle. Mrs. I. Davidson. Miss
Alice Davidson, Parker Sloane, w
Sloane. Mr.. and Mrs. H.. C. Fennerman
E. L. Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs. r, C
hampton, Mrs, ], Michael. Miss r
Holman, Mr.. and Mrs. George McCaus-
lin and son, Frank L. Bacon and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Hill, G.
I'LL. Miss Kathryn Hill, F. h II, Paine
w. J. Curtis, a. l.. o'Brien. Mr.. and
Mrs. Force, Miss Force, Miss Conkl!n
Carl Hllans and r. L. Cochrane.
Klttatinny-M-s. H.. f. Fenske, Mis-,
Anna F, Wooley. Miss Eloise Woolcy
Miss Ruth Wooley. Miss I. NJ. Carlson
w. Cunningham, r. II Pankow, Luclus
Bennett. Mrs, Doll,e Long. Mr.. and Mrs
d. G. Lucket, Mrs, Frank Bountor. Mrs.
J. A Storey and son. J. Schlosser. Mr.
and Mrs. W. ]. Danivell and family, d
Leycenstein, Philip j. Roosevelt. Mrs. W
r. Roosevelt, John w. Robbis. r.
Ryan, j, Kaufman, Mrs. ]. Kaufman
Miss r. Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs. r NJ
Helm, Mrs \. II, Bondright, Miss Bond
right and ]. IT, McP!ke,
Glonwood-John J. Devaney. Mis-,
Harriet Levi, Mrs, Dollie Long, Loui.
Zimmerman, William +. Cornell, Johr
Scott, r Scott, y. s. Scott. A. Il, Bun
". p. Lee. r.. W Howe Sd. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hjertberg, James A, Smith. p. p
Thomas, T., G.. Dietz, l.. s, Stiles. Jane,
l.. Morrison, Max Mates. Paul Nc
Cline, Mr., and Mrs, J, w. Bryan. F, J
Walsh, Charles +. Evan, G. X. Kane
] \. F~cthcr"ton and wife, H.. A. Simon
Miss Edith \. patyens, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ Ripp and ". II, Burton,
Central House-H. Fisher. r
t-lomcucer, Mr., and Mrs. c. Williams. !
Schisingor and family. Mr., and Mrs. II
a. Comet, Mr., and Mrs. l.. F., Menninger
Caste Inn Miss Sadie f., Lyon
Robert T., Lyon, MAY Mildon, Miss Marie
Flynn, T. NJ rlumt, \. Herbert, NJ
Johns, :. G, clark, Dr, II II. Ecker. Mrs
a ". Williams, Il \, Colon. Franz
Lewis, Mrs T.. II. Ecker,
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