The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28

season In n promising fashion. Never
before at his season has this beautiful
yeoort witnessed such crowds AS are
INV hero. They have come by trains.
automobiles. motorcycles and even ca
noss.
But In spits IT Tho rush the viz, .or.
are we'll taken care Of. for the Water
0ap has mn end of hotels and cottages.
With q dosen or more big houses with
Recommendations for from one to FIVE
hundred guests, to say nothing Ut tho
smaller houses, there ia plenty Of room
for svefy one.
For tho amusenen, Of visitors there
ere such things M tennis IN fast
ocurta, golf on n epicndld eighteen hole
link, baseball on a we'll kept diamond,
horseback riding over fne state roads.
automcbiiing amid grand scenery. fish
lnl IN never 10 be forgotten trout
streams, boating on the famous Della
ware. mountain climbing over well kept
ratho provided with rustic houses for
resting In fact what outdoor form Of
amusement or exercise has been for
Gottenf
Then for tho indoor amusements Tho
paSlors Of these big hotels, with their
open nreplaces and the nig logs hrough;
in from tho mountains blazing In them.
present a scene of comfort. Every eve
ming there IL dancing. besides other forms
Of entertainment. The cuisine Of these
hotels Is all tha. II should be. Tn"
vSSoeeo,o', ouN". 49, 80.
themselves.
The Delaware River, flowing through
the great rift In the mountains, Is a
ehimmering piece Of water over which 1t
IL q pleasure 10 glide IN d canoe or row
boat or TO nsh in the cool hooks for tho
gamey bass. In anticipation Of the
osasou0e ocmahos n "un
ooets . oanoes nav oeen wv"
uee] 1horo g " y" -" - ~,
steamer TO take people Gown me 'eia,
~ef 10 Cold Alr Sa]., 49, W" ..
explore tho beauties or nature or SOP
on at the bathing beach Tor "a reit'sn-
Ing swim In the clear, sparkling waters
One pleasant feature or a rlSit 10 the
0Ap, especially II the TRIP Is T'ue ny
automobile. is the good roads Ihese
roads have been made as sinoo'n as a
pArQust floor and 1t Is douDttni II any
better can be found In the state Mu.h
time and money nave pech Spent d! ,''
resort men on the roads IN ms sec
tion and the drives over them are I"
source or satisfaction. -
The mountain paths nave oeen wen
looked after ana the Walks Erhueu :"
a. to make climo'ns easy u Iou'
p~SoInontories present Il view OF u nun
obO0 AiiS' "" '''
drop OF thousands OF rect after we sun
NIT has been gained. scattered mere
and there are a score OF ruSu' mousse
which are cofnfortable ana que, .''.'S
In which to rest after IN" eNcr'''h ot i
mountain climb. the brooks whlr"
now swiftly by. together WIN th' W.
Inns waterfalls or l'enape ana ."'Ne
1Anape, AFFORD many inNltlhE ~ ~ Ioi "
picnic. Tie laurel ana lhododchoion,
besides the many other KINDS OK NiIn
mountain flowers, are row "u' w '"''
bloom and the sight presented Is Eo'-
geous.
Owing 10 the TACT that the carry SUM
mer visitors came out in Huch large
numbers many OF the smaller houses
we're compelled 20 open !o"S ectorc we
usual time, and ever since have on
5oyed q steady stream OF city Visitors'
Now that all the big hoteiS are open
there Is ample accommodation Tor all
corners.
The kittatinny, under the new man
aSement Of J. Purdy Cope. 10" many
years owner and manage OF the water
Gap House. which burned down last
fail. has been open for some time and is
entertaining many guests besides having
heavy bookings for the remainder OF the
season. The attractions OF this spot.
hanging on a crae, as it were, over the
shimmering Delaware, with its acres cf
mountain land and It's private deer part
Just across the road, make II a n'cisa,t
place at which to spend a vacation. y
Is conveniently situated along the State
road and Is a resort of au,oists.
The Glenwood. on its lofty perch among
he pine trees. tells its own story Of rue.
cess. 1t has a capacity of 400. The
three tennis courts are the fastest in
this part Of the state and every sum
mer many professional games are played
on them. The private ba seball park is
a great means OF recreation for the
young men.
The River View has been enjoy,nx
nne patronage ever since its opening
and being situated on an eminence over
looking the Delaware. II possesses spe-
cial attractions for summer visitors.