New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Golf Tournament
Chief Feature i'm
Pocono Mountains
5000 Sojourners Follow
Vardon and Ray, British
Stars, as They Play Two
Days in Shawnee Open
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa, July
24.-In the midsummer rush to the
resorts of eastern Pennsylvania this
famous natural beauty spot is attract
ing hosts of travellers from Canada,
the South and the West; and in the
arriving throng, as well as among the
summer-long sojourncrs, not a few
golfers and tennis enthusiasts of prom
lnence are noted.
The Shawnee golf tournament held
sway throughout the week. The Shaw
nee open was played Tuesday and
Wednesday, when the playing OF Edward
Ray and Harry Vardon was the cyno-
sure of all the eminent golf gallery.
The Shawnee open was played with
thirty-six sholes each day.
More than 5000 persons followed the
pair of British stars, who were twice
bitions, which brought cheer upon
cheer for Rays putting Vardon was
handicapped by sprained thumb
Although the thumb was carefully
wrapped, it affected the entire initial
game.
At Siwanoy, Vardon's tee shots were
invariably shorter than Rays, and, al
though straight as rule, this loss of
distance forced him to tax his strength
to redeem lost ground with his irons,
which he played more easily
The Cleft Club, New York musicians
played at Castle Inn and will hold the
boards at the Water Gap hostelry for
the week.
Two carnivals are in progress, which
the county is patronizing we'll - the
7 ND ROn on
Attractors. The latter looks like the
small army of tents at big camp
meeting.
Arrivals at Delaware Water Gap in
clude:
At the Kttatinny- Mrs. A. J. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. I. r. Rodgers, Major H
w. Wetzel, F. R. Keeney, W. J. Kelly
William Puffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Mittelmark, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Brown
Misses L. F. and G. r. Reynolds, Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Floriot, Mr.. and Mrs
Martin"W ilkin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Kerr
Charles Castle and Vincent Flintante
all of New York.
Buckwood Inn-Mr. and Mrs. A
Maloof, Mrs. N S. Maloof, Mrs C. l.
Raynn, Miss Hattie Raynn, Mrs. Theo-
dore CooH, DR.. and Mrs. A H. Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pringle, Miss NJ. E
Seabrook, Miss E. NJ Stewart, Victor
Temple, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Hodson
Mrs. Bake and Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Tay-
lor, all of New York.
Glenwood-Mr and Mrs S. Granhart
Miss Ethel Price, Mr.. and Mrs. D. t.
McGregor, Mrs. NJ. F. Conley, DR.. Will
lam Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Cor
rell, of New York.
Castle Inn--H. NJ. Potter, L. Travisi
j. Z. Preston, Miss Mary Preston, Mr.
and Mrs. David Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
Feeley, w f. Scott, Miss Nan Reyn-
olds, Miss Salle Reynolds and John
Carey, of New York.
Bellevue-John Wilson, Joseph w
Schmidt, W. Hayes, H. w. Matthews,
E. H. Zipp, II. Handel, Robert w. Rem
son and Helen F. Randall, of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Richerson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marston, S. Thomas De Freytas
and A. Brickley, of Brooklyn
Forest House-Mr. and Mrs. William
J. Hazlett, Mr.. and Mrs. A W. Phil
lips, Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Guterl, Mrs
William Kilpatrick, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Catheart, Miss Mae Fitzgerald, Miss
Mario orie Riordan, Miss Louise O. Rosa
George II. White, DR.. and Mrs. r. A
Smith, H H. Stahler and Mrs. j. C
Stahler, Of New York.
Central-Miss Clara Morton, James
Grant, w. E. Mitchell, Mrs. j. Brom-
stein, Mr.. and Mrs T. FRANKIE, Miss
Norma Dellson, Milton Dellson, NJ. A
Grambraw, Miss Ida NJ. Riley and Mrs
I. r. Moore, of New York.
Riverview-Miss Florence V. Miller
Miss Elizabeth Steman and S. E. Kel-
ley, of New York; Miss May F. Rath.
geber, Mss Ruth Thompson, Miss Ger.
trude Dickson, Miss Katherine GRAY
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Jay, of Brook
lyn.