The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-08-20
Long Steeplechase
Feature of Field
Day at Water Gap
Jumpers Go Two and One-half
Miles Over Brush, Post and
Rail Fences.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa. Aug. 10
With spectacular two and one-half
niles steeplechase over bush. post and
rail fences as the most important of all
the events the field day at the Delaware
Water Gap on Wednesday afternoon was
one of the best of the kind ever held
here. As far as old horsemen remember
1t was the first genuine steeplechase in
the county. For this cup was given
By the Ladies' Auxiliary of the General
Hospital
There were nine classes of horses
enter for the horse event. Among them
were qualified hunters, over eight jumps
four feet six inches in height. with per-
Torrance only to count. Miss F. w.
Hawkins presented a cup for this There
was also the high jump. which was
started at four feet and was raised six
inches at time until the highest jumper
won. For the lovers of straight horse
racing there was a half mile fiat race.
open to all.
On the executive committee were J..
Purdy Cope, chairman Fl. A. Croasdale,
Ralph Fargo, Joseph II. Graves and H.
Graham Conor. The general committee
included Mr.. Cope. chairman; B. F. Hit,
Lysle Hit, II. A. Croasdale. Joseph H.
Graves, A. E. Vineyard, Mrs. Frank
Yarrick, Frank c. Howard. w. H. Strunk,
+. r. Johnson. Mrs. S. F. Mccarthy, T.
c. Brodhead, H. G. Heller, Edward Cal
kins, James Fuller. w. c. Mingle. Miss
Helen Mckinley Miss Helen Cope. Miss
Dorothy Keller. Edward Edinger, the
Rev. J. j. Vaughn, John Poole. Morris
Staples, Miss Naomi Clifford and Robert
Foley.
Late arrivals at the hotels include $
Buckwood Inn-Mr. and Mrs. w. d..
Bleodgood. Mae Murray Bob Leonard.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w. Frank. Mr.. and
Mrs. James c. Robinson, Victor Fleming,
]. r. Gray. F. Gates Porter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Morris, G. ". Miles, Mr..
and Mrs. v. w. Cobb and ]. j. Nc
Laughln.
The Kittattinny-Mrs. L. A. Neylan,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Barbour, III. c. Cole
man. Hazel Kelly. J. J. Hoag. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. ]. Welsh. II. f. Welsh. f. j..
Steizer. II. G. Hollanbush, Miss z. B.
Steiner. w. L. Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
7. S. Brown and c. J. Rhodes.
The Glenwood-Elizabeth McGrath, j..
II. Wood, Leonard Baum. James A. Nc
Cornish, G. II. Taylor Ethel Franklin.
Jane Walters, Mrs. George Walters. f,
c. Ortleib, Marion Bale. l.. ID. Anderson,
u. 1dilHot Eiahh -. pehASAo'
Anna Smith, May Berris and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Laverly.
The Central House-Irene D. Hart
man. Mary Gottlieb, III. w. Young.
James A. Cooper. w. d. Hook, Emma A.
Schafer, w. l.. Wolcott. M. V. Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hill. Charles G..
Kork, Eugene Schabel, w. M. Jones,
Arthur J. Rowland, Frank Worth, John
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Harry RASH
bridge.
Bellevue Hotel-Mildred Lang, Doro-
thy Sawyer, Evelyn Donnelly. j. l..
Schneider. C. A Schulz. Elizabeth NJ.
Schulz, John Larkin. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
C. Andre. II. NJ. Finch. p. e. Mills. Pearl
Fritz, w. j. Scanlon. Joel Miller. III. r.
Lewis, J. A. Bradley and Mrs. Harry
Dale.
The observation-disclosures NJ. Young,
A. Gertrude Liehl. Mrs. Z. c. Merrill.
William o. Brown. A. J. Arkin. Fred
erick Hunt. Mrs. William Friebolin
Marie O'Rourke, Mrs. r. VI. Moore, Mrs.
A. l.. CARING, II. Il. Herdell and j. NJ.
Kelley.
Willow Dell Margaret Turner.
George Mackay, S. Wallace Lyden, Mrs.
@. e. Logergren, Mrs. M. J. Dolan, Mary
v. Morrison, e. p. Whitaker. Helen
Conway, Kathryn. Bick. w. ]. Duffield
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Schuckle. w. F.
Roster Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Tourrelle, T.
NJ. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Hatfield
and T.. w. Sigler.