New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
N THE WHITE FOUNTAINS.
THE SEASON LIKELY TO BE FNoLo"'NS
TO 4 LATER DATE THAN IN AM
PREVIOUS YEAR.

,.,,no,, ,ug ~ ,SpscgaD-The middle week
T.. ,,,a,,s, has bAon marked by many pleasant
happerinss at the mountain resorts anu '"e SO
son shows no signs OF waning '"e n.
stream OF new arrivals and the large nuhoei WV
hay. already secured rooms a the different no'su
throughout the mountains tor the last wee" !"
August and the first TWO in September p'a'ns =.
d,,ata thar the season in the granite NILS WIZ -
prolonged to much later daie INA" ''"' :" ~
"a RrtiIehem baseball was tho fayoFe sgosi;
throughou; the week and the nines WEE @ ,ssS
largely OF college 'tulents VIZ 81 no, NE sor the
beautifully gowned omen. nave o''n nTv nsr,les
OF the large hotels nile whist ana o1H SayyppooSaf
talIv-ho rides lawn tennis and the 'Netp I'D.
so have had ful sway among guests ara neon y.s
tors and the bowling alleys have been '"'0"s''
u Hutchinson, general manager - me ren''
syvania Railroad Is guest at me 5 M1 builder Of
provIdence is guest At the Howard House ,,a
Charles Dudley Warner OF liaIiord arc 1SnSa ryins
Or " r Prime Nell-known authors, ar s.wn bv
through the mount Inns IN bucKooa'u ''""
Wayne Macveagh. OF Pennsylvania. eIA"0r"'''
General I, "A CUES, at ne Maplewood American
The f.teentn annual meeting q ne ~ ANTI AZ The
GmatoIosSea oc AsS On ASs, vi and
The opening address will be delivered by me "Trth.
G9 pr % o Viii ' b PaPG'S IT," the MspsvS.sS
September l. al - m, and me next "''
will bo trip 10 Mount Washington.
IN AID OF RED CROSS WORK
Guests at the waumbek Hotel In the wan.
Mountains. gave an elaborate proSratn'"e " ~.
leaus and music on Monday evening IN a'' :.
Red Cross and it's auXilaries. the he' f
OF which were over $500, The general WOE MIS- oh
m,,,ee included Mrs. r. {. Black. Of Ne" w.,
chairman. Mrs Theodore Banks. 81 Me-" V
stage manager: Mrs. Charles J. FISK ..
ssL \ I In charge OF music. and MTs' jan"
suydam and Mrs Charles 7. Mallory o, !.
lvn; Mrs David Il. Plumer. OF Lake"ouu 7:
Mrs Nathan T. Porter jr.. ot Mo o, Synrk. Miss
Mrs Harris Ely Adriance. OF New 49, ruua
Agnes II. Davis. OF Lakewood an"
Delafeld OF New-fork . ard
rh. toh,oau subjects were appropriate 'A'
those who participated in them were richN lin.
vocal numbers were rendered by MIS- A.
clark OF Boston. and Charles T. bu'"'''
Lakewood. ,o.. May
Marie Antonette was imrersonated by ME" US, ssn
Fisk. the Duchess OF Richmond by Mls MISS Cur.
and Sher Hadd by MnH cronFhte and NJ;
Beddoe. God Save the King c,fir rom and +. G.
enzau was ss s1 y BAN, MSS and George Pa%Ts
Mrs George Palmer and \ S9inpIT9ms Fisk and
Louise Fisk and X Smith hnso MISS sSd r a. ". k1s
Miss Holmes and Reeves Stockton nnare"ssnted BY
Sutherland a golting party was S,caso and FREQ
M'fS ot illHa With typical caddie ard a f psv;
song was Well rendered by Miss Agnes W with ,vo
My A"ns pTas Agnes paws
aunt and Miss NJ n: Mcclellan, on bT Miss dnns
and Mr. compton Miss dhd Mr. Hl"c Ioekmsn ~.
Posi- and Mr. Daett. Miss Dalett and r ~ four
Robertson and Miss pS" he Miss =
Miss Mr. prissSrpos c,S ass KY !asss
vivant presenting a hunting parry % The solo wa
singing the famous old English gee u PlumeI
by Mr. Burnham. and chorus by ilaTi' 81 Richtef
Arthur w. Emerson. Mr.. DantortMn; r. e; Schaumna:
the Rev. J. f. Frame ana Dr. W. ~ ,ded sode
In Red Cross Nurse" showing W." az attendsnee
In a tent with Red Crcss nurse ,h ~ r Ports
the parts were taken by Mrs' MANN" IA
jr and Harvey Fisk. -, Dayn ag
The last tableau was DARKNESS a siiaras receny.
had particular alluson to certain 'snw doat t~
under Spanish control. but wh,cn h Nth particTs
colors of America. II was rece'vso Mrs. TheodsMr
Banks Miss Lillian Johnson. Mrs NJ ,a,s,sn, W.
ir. Miss s A Ensign. Miss j. " ,s,ss Doro'H
NJ Deiaheld Miss Lucy Raymond ~
May and Miss Kaufman.