New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31
TO WHITE MOUNTAINS.
A SEASON THAT BIDS FAIR TO BE A GREAT
SUCCESS.

Bethlehem n. H.. July 80 (speciaD.-It is crafty
ing 70 state that the White Mountains are enjoy
ing one of the best seasons they have had In sew
eral years not only financially, but socially WhiIe
the weather has been all that one could desire.
The last week has been prolific In entertainments
at all the various hostleries. while this EEK prom
ses 10 be still more lively. The condi ions for
framing have also been the best. Neve before
has this beautiful region entertained so many
peonle who thoroughly enjoyed the woods ana
mountains Many hills have been assembled ana
many ravines and brooks explored.
The advent of the month Of August indicates
that the season Is nearing its height. and the
hotel men will begin 70 reap what promises
TO be rich harvest. If the season Is TO be judged
nv the applications and engagements that have
heen mourning in Il will certainly be a great sue
cess Many strangers have haunted the rural 90
mains during the month Of July, when nature Is
seen at her best, and when quietude Is most re-
freshing and certainly they have had their de-
sres fulfilled. for the departing month as far as
the weather was concerned, was one or the most
beautiful In years. and the country mas never
presented a more attractive appearance
A driving party composed OF Mr.. and Mrs John
Duryea and NJ o. Hendrickson, Of Brooklyn. are
making the Gramercy, Bethlehem their headquar-
ters and intend making extensive trips through the
surrounding country.
Louis Mollenhauer. OF New-York. is once more
n the Sinclair Bethlehem. The many guests OF
the house are anticipating the violin solos with
which he often kindly favors them.
Mr. and Mrs H. L. Wickes. of NewYork. are at
the Arlington. Bethlehem for an indefinite period
A party OF Philadelphians at the Howard House,
bethlehem include the Misses A. E. Wilson. f.
Wilson and s. W. Virgins. who remain for the
season.
A marty OF well-known Brooklyn people at the
Sinclair Bethlehem, include Mr.. and Mrs h. j.
strawcamp who are registered for the season.
The Empire State is represented at the Alpine
Bethlehem by L. B. Wilson Of New-Rochelle' and
W P Hautn OF New-Iork, VINO purpose remain
ing throughout the season.
Among the wel-known NEWCOMERS now at the
Anamonte Bethlehem. are Mr.. and Mrs. j. Con-
row. Miss Dorothy Conrow and Miss j. ODwyer'
who are expected to make PT0IGhsea making his
first visit to Bethlehem and is registered at the
The Rev and Mrs. George Bliss: OF Brooklyn. are
once more at the Sinclair Bethlehem for the sea-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Carmat Willis and family. OF
philadelphia. at the Altamonte. Bethlehem tor
Miss Kent and the Misses A. and G. Torral OF
New-York are soiournng at the Sinclair BETH
Mrs g. Heyman and Miss S. Hoffman. of New
York have been among the recent arrivals at the
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kitchen. Miss Helen n r.
Kitchen and Mrs. c. G Roberts o. phiadep1 ihs
Crd v snd Mrs. G II. Bondy and Miss Bondy. of
New-York VINO have not missed a season al me
Fabyan House for many years were among inc
arrivals OF the week ,.,.., ,.,or,atrea
n number OF the Uplands guests on TUESDAY even
Ing at her cottage to Welsh rabbits after partakng
~ which the visitors were entertained with music
bv members OF the party . -, c,. . o,on.
Miss NJ p Fleming. OF New-York City, a recent
arrival AZ the Gramercy, Bethlehem, VIII spen"
the entire JASON at that popular hostIerN. among
other arrivals at this house are Mr.. ana MIS- T. H.
Streeter OF New-Y York - ,A. an,
DeIancey Kane the wel-known clubman ana
borseman of New-York. Is at the Prohe House.
Tbursday he was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs fulton
a. the Cabin at Lonesome Lake, where a luncheon
party given. 49, WI. - >,i.s r,rar
ces Ives have come 10 spehd the month oi august
at the Profile House - . - . -. -
D. J. Runyon, OF New-fork' Is AT present at the
Sinclair Bethlehem
Mr. and Mrs A. Bierstadt, OF New-York, are en-
towing the superb mountain scenery at Fabyans
Mr. Berstadt will probably devote much OF his
vacation 10 sketchng some or the wonderful scenic
features OF the White Mountains
The success last season OF the stage line be-
tween Mount Washington and Glen Station will
assure a continuance of this delightful one days
trim OF the White Mountains. This trip enables
the tourists 10 view the magnificent scenery on
both sides OF Mount Washington well as the
entire Presidential Range. By leaving the Craw-
fords or Fabyans in the morning after breakfast
the trip is made up the mountain by rail and the
summit Is reached In time for dinner where good
service Is always assured at the Summit House
At o'clock stages start for the return trip down
the west side OF the mountains 10 Darby Field
Cottage where a change Is made TO the tally hos.