New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
FINE WEATHER ~ THE WHITE uorNrAINS

FINE WEATHER ~ THE WHITE VOTNTiTNS
Bethlehem y. H.. July 1e (speclaD-Thc golf craze
has spread throughout the whole White Mountain
district 10 such an extent that nearly all Of the
large hotels. recognizing tho necessity Of keeping
abreast Of the times using their efforts TO
keep up the popularity Of tho sport. 1t Is pro
posei BY several Of ne big resorts having gol.
courses Of their own 20 hold open tournaments in
which guests Of all mountain hotels will be invited
10 take part.
This idea originated with the Mount Pleasant
and Waurnbol houses which have been very active
in popUlaTizing tho game. Tho first tournament
Will be held at the Mount Pleasant. beginning about
the end of next week. Grea: interest is being
shown IN the arrangements for the matches and
they are certain 70 be a decided success.
The summer colony in Bethlehem is rejoicing be-
cause Of the opening Of the fine golf grounds TO
.he pubic on Wednesday by the Bethlehem Park
Association Large parties OF guests from the
ao.oIs IN and near the village AaYe visited the
Cfourds iai.y. and many Of them have INDUCED in
3iny. Walter Eakcr. .: London has been selected
as erccrskecper.
Although the numerous visitors to Bethlehem arc
bueily engaged in seeking pleasures. they have
not been forgc,ful Of ihc Alner!cen sodiers who who
have gone 10 the front. Mrs. VIII Carleton wife
q The brooklyn poet. has been receiving SUB
scri.tions for tho National War Relief Association
Tho usscc!e iions appeal 10 the tourists here met
With very generous response. and contributions
are still coming IN.
woods surrounding the Twin Mountain House.
There nothing unusual IN this. but this year tho
deer arc remarkably tame and guests OF the hotel
Frequently four or 1--WE or them browsing along
the banks CO the Ammonoosuc.
The present week hHs been sOmewha. quiet all
over the Granite HIS. owing to the cold weather.
which did not pass until Thursday last Undoubt-
rivals during TIE carly part OF tho week bu, All
the hotels. however. have been filling up rapidly
since Thursday
New-york - represented at the Msplewood Ho-
,eI Nv Mr. and Mrs HGmpdcn Naldron, T.. Burton
Fart Mrs {. Y. Cross John a. Carter. Mrs.
James Jackson. Mrs. w w. Porter and family and
3rs. II. g. Holmes.
Mrs Frank BAKER ard Mrs. G.. h. Ross. Of New
YORK. arc staying at the Alpine House, Bethlehem.
Is IN previous year. tho Profile House Is a
Mscca cor !;Cw-Yorktrs. Among those now there
ere Mrs Theodore HavCmcyeT Miss Havemeyer,
sir and Mrs. J. Al Cornell and family Mr. ana
Mrs Bowles Colgate. 49,,
Hawssworth OF NcwYork. has been bring
Inc in big catches &C. trout at the PRONE Trout
nshinr is popular there just now; as the hsh arc
biting freely. IN, III. .,.,n >,,rs
HARLOW is "a. the Fabyan House FOR prooheea
stay. ,,.,,x ., t,roo,sivn are q,
W.ntwc-ta Hall Jackson. MT and MRS n J.;
I,eeps Of New-Yori who havc been making annual
,iei.s ~ Yefhcren since 1914. have returned again
Tor M season Mrs William s. Patton. MISS Pa'-
Ton and Mas Grace Patton. OF New YORK, are
sotournl1~ al the Noun, Pleasant House.
Mr and Mrs jesse l.. Eddy and fanny, OF New
York occupy ono Of the cottage al me Maum-
bek jefferson Other New-yorxers az the Waum-
bek are Mr. and Mrs j. 8. Suydani MIS- S"yuai'''
Or. r. T. Lincoln and Mt.s Helen Lincoln.