The New York herald., 1922-08-06

annual Horse ShoW
and Field Meet at
Water Gap Aug. IL
Benefit for General Hospital
VIII Be Repeated With La
dies Auxiliary Helping.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YosK HERALD
DELAWARE WATER GAP. Pa, Aug. O.
The third annual horse show and held
meet to be arranged by the summer
guests and permanent residents at the
Delaware Water Gap. for the benefit OF
the General Hospital, is to be held this
year on Saturday, August IL. at Croas-
dale Field. The Ladies' Auxiliary OF
the hospital will join in the work of
preparation and do all in its power to
help make the affair successful.
In the evening the ball at the Kitta-
tinny Hotey. which was the crowninG
event OF the show a year ago. will be
repeated. The Stroudsburg Junior Civic
Club under the leadership of Miss Dor
othy Keller. it's president, will help in
this connection. II. Graham conor, the
horseman OF Bryn Mawr. will send a
string of horses. Judge Willing, Mrs.
Fanny L. M. Hawkins, Mrs. l.. $. Hos
kins. J. Purdy Cope, Mrs. L. II. Calkins
and other lovers of fine horses are
deeply interested in the big event.
The last link in the chain of forest
fire lookout towers guarding Kittatinny
Mountain was completed recently with
the opening of a new sixty foot steel
tower by the New Jersey Forest Fire
Service, near Catfish Pond. Warren
County, New Jersey The tower is
about five miles west of Blairstown and
Millbrook. The view from the new sta
ton is unusually attractive. since the
kittatinny Ridge at the point Is be-
tween 1,500 and 1000 feet above sea
level. Watchers from the tower can see
beyond the Delaware Water Gap, well
into Monroe and Pike counties on the
west
The members OF the Notoriety Fir,
Company with Director William Nigh
ir charge. are guests of the Kittatinny
Hotel, at Delaware Water Gap, while
pictures are being taken of points Of
interest in that section. The company
features Miss Mary Alden.
Monday was the last day for the
catching of trout and there was some
luck In a number of the streams Of
the county. Reports from Henryville.
Weir Lake, Canadensis and points along
the Bordheads are to the effect that
many of the fishermen were out on the
last day and met with fair success.
Recent arrivals at the Kittatinny in
clude Arthur Kennery, Harry Walter Z,
Leila Sybil. J. c. Cassidy August Fa-
rine, Mrs. G. T.. White. Dorothy Sweas,o.
Mildred lehman, Mr.. and Mrs. w U.
Dominick. Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Sibev J..
5. Wickeret. J. S. Claw. Mr. and Mrs.
e. a. Girent, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. Belt.
Mrs. f. c. Blodd. l.. j. Rickert, Mr.. ard
Mrs. w. Il. Ferguson and Joseph 4.
Aldinger.
At the Bellevue are Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II Upn ATr ax,1 II
Charles Beaumont. Fred Peters, Mr.. and
Mrs. John PEPPER, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
J. koenig, Mr.. and Mrs. w III. Croissant
Jr, T.. J. Higgins. ID. +. Sullivan. Elsie
Messick. Lorraine Hoffman. T. j. Gill
lespie and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 3. Garfield.
Guests at the Riverview House in
clude w. +. Stack. Mr.. and Mrs. f. II.
Heyler. r. l.. Williams. Mrs. III. T. Hy-
land. Mrs. w. A. Frazer. Helen Eyre.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Holland. Vera Collar
Betty Bardoff. c. Nelson Young J. w.
Andrews. r. NJ. Fisher. NJ. J. McGraw.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. VI. Swartley and Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Richards.
At the Glenwood are Mr.. and Mrs.
n. j. Hinterhoff. Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
J. Forio, w. G. De Witt. Mrs. T.. r.
Wochter. Mr.. and q. T. Dougherty.
George W. kutcher. Rose NJ. Papan-
tonic. Mrs. A. A. Hcrbst and II. w.
Soudcn, Jr
Arrivals at the Central House include
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p Ward Herbert
NJ. Olney. Martha L. Olney. v. S. Ball.
William i. Howard. Charles RI. Koch
Ter Philip Wasser. Josephine Nolan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Shearer. c. A.
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Town, Mr..
ard Mrs. 7. J. Hart. Mr. and Mrs. John
Keller, ". l.. Walter. Mary Mcguire
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Ketterer. Marion
Wilhelm. a. c. Mackaye. III. J. Brad
ley. Ruth r. Bennett and Thomas S.
KEGS
At the Forest House are Mr.. and Mrs.
T. X. Cosmond. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Neil. r. II. Scottergood. Nat Zarn1an
Pauline Gittclman. Russell robinson
Eleanor Ash. Irene Ash. Mrs. James
Scarfbaugh. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Heav-
enor. Joseph p. Heiss. Lillian Dieter
and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Durr.
At the Delaware House are Mrs. ].
Braun. Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Gregory. Mr.
and Mrs John Freesc. Anna Kennedy.
y. u Halligan. Mrs. Charles Frey. w.
X. HOWE. May Howie. Marion Young.
Edward Vaughn. Evelyn Bower. w. J.
Montgomery and Mr.. and Mira. G. w.
Taylor.
Arrivals at the Hillcrest include Alice
McNally. Helen Burnes. Elizabeth Dunn.
Helen Dunn, Julia Holman. Mrs. X. Il.
Grey. Frances and Lucille undcrhill.
Carl A. Schnell. Mr. and Mrs. e. II
Wedemey. Ethel Sloan. G. S. wardell,
Bessie Schooner. g. III. Kintzer. Mary
X. Brown and J. L. Tumoney.
AT the Mountain House arc Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Chapman. Sr. Mrs. W. d.
Porter. Grace VI. Nicholson. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Kirkpatrick. Marie Keller.
At the Willow Dell are Mr. and Mrs.
III. "A. Rohman. Molly Graft. Elizabeth
Kidney. Katherine Dinkel. Ida Rohrich.
Mrs. John Gallagher II. w. Young.
Frank Dallery. Bruce Carver. Willard
Chick. Charles Zigmund, Violet Osborne
Edwin Meyer, Ernst p. Fix and Lieut.
II. r.. Rocket.