New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
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MANY PLACES IN MANY WAYS.

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MANY PLACES IN MANY WAYS
Bethlehem, y. H., Aug. % CspeciaD.-Now Is ~no
summer Of complete content made particularly s i g,
by crowded trains and ovcrthronGed notes. Sun
the state of things through all this mountain reeon
The recent hot wave felt here, partly III te
but more by the swelling Of arrival I'9
on every hotel register. On no day thlS sun'i -,
the heat been oppressive at anv Of the Wm'e
resorts but II has ut times of late been SUFFICIENT "
remind people that the summer Is not Iet o
Mount Washington has kept cool through IL "i'
so have the other big peaks-albclt JEFFERSON zoe
all his snow In Tuclerman's Ravine, however,
there is still a considerable mass, or was 10" 10y
ago Old frequenters Of the range say the sho" nv,
lasted rather longer than It usually does Gouo" w
cause Of the unseasonably cool weather OF July t.
oybanl, IN Tpcbermons Ravne has been an object OF
great interest to visitors many going thlther oh uS
taDt points and enduring the hard climbing lOe "t0
sack Of seeing real natural snowdrnt hl iHiu e
Society is gay enough this summer. never Oeloto
have there been many parties, hops, s''no' IN
whst-not The coaching parade is OF couieo' 'no nv
lent ~ tho soason at Rethlehen but other forms Oh
entertainment have been abundanty patronneu fI
cr ssjye euchre and drive whist having paled upon INC
annette another still wilder form OF game mas eoVe
into great vogue, and IS now 81 the thhg. Inns 10
called Progressive Novelty 1t Is played unoer Che
same general arrangements rs the others noeu' o,S
there is q different game at each table, lheS uu"'
,anae in this order: Table No. l. whist; = eucHrc !,
g. hearts 4, old maid; 3, dominoes' u odsS''0' anu
:. the BOBBY table," tiddledy-winks'
North CONWAY is chiefly gwen up 10 driving Straw
rides coaching parties and that sort OF thing ou' many
charming hops and concerts havo been gwen |'e.o'
also highly successful negro minstrel SNOW INC
coaching parade there, like that to be held mere Will
be the greatest event OF the season Ihere as wen 90
here lawn tennis and baseball have attained great
ma theatrical Dcrf0rHauCcS Hd'c
been ipdulced in TO q considerable extent
Some controversy has arisen dress at the hops'
some of tho large hotels allow all sots OF costumes
tennis suits bicycle suits or anything eise' al oru'
hons but at the saturday night hops require I'LL gen
tlenen who wish to dance TO don evening dress. VII
a few occasions attempts have been fnaoe 10 'ioH'o
this rulo but in general the plan is cordially appHoVe
by the public ard it is thought that another season WI"
see such rogIlaFons in universal force
Justice lanai Of the supreme Court OF the olilUee
States. has been spending much time at the Hlghianu
uousc here. For q number Of years Bethlehem has
been his favorte summer resort and nc Is ooon oo
panion OF most of those who come here regularly
The Rev Wesley II. Davis, OF Brooklyn, ana tie
Rev. samuel LOngfellow, Of Cambridge nave sPen'
part of the summer at Intervale
General Stewart L. WOodfori, of Brooklyn, aud lam
fly have been at the Maplewood, Bethlehem
Ex Governor Robinson and family, OF massachusetts
are at the Crawford House.
Among the arrivals from New-York and vicinity re
Gently have been william II. Appleton, MISS Mary
Appleton, Mis-. F. y. Bangs, Miss susan 1rsVers' -
Batchelor F. A. Bachelor. Henry Bennett and WIG
Miss Bennett, Mrs Freystadt Miss Freystadt Charic'
Douglass and wife, Mrs. l.. l.. Harris. at lhterVale
Howard De Forest, John Woodruff, Charles IL. smith
Mrs. Deafeld, W. G.. Lewis and family A. W. Hum
Frederick Engle, j. A. Sawtelle and family. j. H. VIII
Jams and family, George F. Brown and FAMILY S MIS
| Eoynton Miss Grace Connell, +. NJ. Council PTS
t .Oii Miss Mntzer Miss Middleton, Miss I1aT
Chambers ". C. Hill, j. r. Mll3urn, at N0rtn C9l
way j. NJ Cooper Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Jockeli Chare'
t,nidet and vic, Miss Culdct, Mr.: and Mrs Auen
MIR and Mrs George l.. Fox, c. Z. laldlaw, W. II
| Dongherty and family. the Rev > A Le5gett, DIT
| and Mrs Edward Johnston, at Bethlehem