New-York tribune., 1922-07-16
Forests at Water Gap
Beckon to VacatiOnists
Horseback Riding, Tennis and
Golf Enjoyed by Many
Nisifors

DELAWARE WATER GAP, July ID.
Always q favoiite retreat FOR motor
lists. the Kittatinny has been enjoying
a busy month and the bookings for the
remainder Of the summer will tax the
capacity Of the hotel 70 the limit.
Horseback riding, tennis end golf have
been the favorite diversions FOR the
guests.
The Buckwood Inn, which Is located
in the Rossiter Park Of many thousand
acres and surrounded by one o. the
best golf courses in tho United States.
has become known as most alluring
and attractive playground. The Buck
wood Mountain across the Delaware
River on the Jersey shore is most in
spring. thickly covered with spruce.
pine and oak trees. Right In front Of
the Inn is the most picturesque part
Of the Delaware, dotted with islands,
some Of which make up largo part Of
the famous course Of the shawnee
Country Club. From the porch Of the
Inn a full view % the river valley may
be obtained and IL is a common sight
a. certain times In the afternoon TO see
the deer come down from the mountain
fsstness TO drink. The swimming pool,
located right on the bank Of the river
and supplied with pure spring water
from Buekwood Lake on the top OF the
mountain, Is one Of the most popular
amusements, outside Of golf
The game Of clock golf is becoming
popular IN the Water Gap region and
affords a great deal % pleasure.
'Nrr na1asrnr N NJ Ja-a.rs -
the Castle Inn corner is rapidly forg-
inr TO the front as one OF the leading
gathering plLces. Miss Ethel White
with her melodious voice over the
holiday made return engagement
Saturday evening.
Hiking is popular fad In .h.s see
tion. Mr. John Brosnan, OF Scranton,
and Mr. Earl Southee, of Binghamton,
y. y. hiked from Nillanova 70 Scran-
ton. The first night they spent in the
woods below kaston. the second az
Delaware Water Gap IN the open.
stopped for a short time in Strouds-
burg and that night az Tobyhanna, ar
riving at Scranton the next day.
The Misses Leo 6. Cross, Dorothy
Higginson, Ruth Menorgh, ard Kathryn
Williams, four enthusiastic Philadel-
phia girl scouts. stopped Of IN Della
ware Water Gap and Stroudsburg on
their hike 20 San Francisco, which they
figure Will take two years.
Miss Louise WorthingtCn. daughter
of r. s. Worthington, owner Of Buck
wood I'm. was given A party at her
home. Overlink Cottage, shawnee-on-
Delaware, on Friday in honor OF her
eighth birthday. There were about
thirty Of her young friends In attend
ance from that section and Strouds-
burg.
Late arrivals are:
kittatinny: Mr. and Mrs. John 2. Hurry.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Msrshall. Mr. and
Mrs. l. Z. Vance, Major and Mrs.. J. =.
Nichols, Dr.. B. W. Sherwood. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. e. Valentine. Mr. and Mrs =
n. Muldoon, Mr. and Mrs. 3. =. Price
Dr.. {. r. Haig, jr, Mr. and Mrs !
Deal, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Troy, Mr. John
Daugherty. Mr. Louis Marshall. Mr.. e
W. Bull. Mr. c. ". Bull. Carol Bull.
The Glenwood; Mrs J. A. Bureh. Mi.s
Mary O'Brien. Mr.. and Mrs. I. p Fos.
Ter, Miss Mary Roehling. Mr.. and M.
Chas Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. J n Tar,
Mss Mary ". Barmgarten. Nr .nS
Mrs. John Z. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John
Miller.
Buekwood Inn; Mr. and Mrs. George
]. Moody. Mrs. F. J. Leaccy and Nlss
Margaret F Leacey. Mr.. ana Mrs. A u
Smith. Mrs. +. s. Church. Mrs.. Wilii.n
Miles. Mrs. james Pirnie, Mia MiidrsS
Pirrie, B. ?. Forbes. Mne. r. n
Ducas. Miss Hazel Dawn.
Central House: Mrs c. z. Pullman
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Whiteomb, Nr. Robe.
Whiteomb, Mrs ". J. Slater, Mr. ard
Mrs. J. W. Wallace.
Willow Dell: Mr. and Mrs. John Ne.
csrthy, Mas Ethel Kelly, Mr.. and Mys
william Shelley Mr. and Mrs. J. Il.