New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
WHITE MOUNTAIN OUTINGS
OPENING OF wAUMBEK HAL1-GUEsrs AT
COTTAGES AND HOTELS.

OPENING OF wAUMBEK HAL1-GUEsrs AT
COTTAGES AND HOTELS.
Jefferson y H. July 22.-The week has been one
OF glorious weather. with an occasional shower nut
no burden of summer heat and young and old nave
spent long days out OF doors. discovering on goi
links and mountain paths the health and strength
which are the objects Of their summer outing Inc
general programme Of outdoor exercise in one form
or another gives good appetite and sound sleep o
night and the evenings music room attracuoh'
with its social formaty, has rounded out the Gay
enjoyment
The feature OF the week here was the opening OF
waumbek Hall for the season, the function taking
the form OF an afternoon tea. which was attended
by the guests OF all the neighboring hotels. over
a hundred being present. The main parlor was
beautifully decorated with forals and ferns ana
in an adjoining parlor dainty tea table was laden
with the samovar and its accessories while walters
served those present with tea, sandwiches rasp-
berry shrub and cake. Mrs David B. Plumer and
Mrs H D. Hull. OF New-York. presided at the tea
table. A musical programme OF six numbers pre-
ceded the tea, and was made UP by the strfnged
instruments Of the waumbek Orchestra, with as
sistance by Miss Damon. Of Boston, soprano;
Arthur W Emerson of Lakewood. y. j. tenor, and
Charles z. Burnham. OF Lakewood. barytone Nis-
itors looked through all the rooms Of the house at
will. finding much TO admire
Mrs. Henry c. Emmett and family. OF NewYork.
are occupying Stevenson Cottage. near the waum-
bek, for the summer. being among the regular
patrons OF the place
John Kendrick Bangs has a cottage the
Profile House for the summer.
James Dater, a well known New-Yorker, Is at
the Sunset Hill House, Sugar Hill.
DR.. William c. Prime Of New-York who has
occupied his cottage in Francona since early June,
has been spending some days at the Profile House.
s mas rhese among heK Yis
Edgar and Walter Josephson. Miss A 7. Mcclure,
al Of "A
University: Miss Jessie Kursheedt, NJ A Kur-
ss sseat and aePhew & Mrs sa5s Sarah GahaW MIS-
V: Graham and Miss II. E. Graham. Of NewYork.
Aa NoTh @ conTaS for the
Mrs. 5. X. Bovine. OF New-York. is spending her
same house is F. D. Sutton, another New Yorker,
who came March Il to experience some of the
Parsons Farm. which is farm only in name, be-
ing very small but stylish place way up in Cole
j Day and her daughters, Edith and Mildred. and
the Rev and Mrs. Merle St. Croix Wright and child,
The Mount Pleasant House is well supplied with
pleasant people among whom are {. F. Matthew
Gregory and daughter. Edward Harrigan, the well
knoWp comedian: with his son; Mr. and D. Mrs VIII;
Browning Miss e S. Wilkinson and Mrs E. c..
Bacon and daughter, all Of New-York City.
The Maplewood has these among others: Captain
g. TS T9'tSn United states ate ArIy with Mrs Got Got
Ts ~ ab6 asne sn af Iobn M and
Darling. Mr.. and Mrs. ~ F. Nye and A. E. Darling.
Theodore Wehle. Of New-York. is the Twin
Mountain House for his tenth season.
Late Fabyan arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. s.
Wallach and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Hugo S Veith
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Heller. all OF
NewYork.
The Balsams Dixville Notch is the summer loca-
tion Of Mr. and Mrs: George W. Kruger and E. F.
Bethlehem hotels house Miss Rebecca Hardy,
Miss NJ G. Reiners Mr.. and Mrs. n. p. Beers
(twenty- eighth season. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Brie and
family F. s. Pendleton. the Misses owen F. p.
Tucker. r. b. Small. Mrs I. c. Tanning and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Hasbrouck and daughter.
W. H. Patterson, Mrs. A W. Baxter Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Mcclure, Mrs. T. X. Moore A. Vermylen and
family. Mrs. l.. Zerega Mrs c. Zerega Miss Will
Jams, Mrs f. Bauman and Miss NJ Daut all OF
New-York.
The Profile House registration includes J. A.
Hawksworth. John Hawksworth Mrs. NJ Holtz.
Mrs 7. NJ Holtz. Charles Hotz, E. E. Havemeyer
and G. G. Moore, all Of New-York
Sugar HilPs charms are strong enough 20 hold the
following among others Mr.. and Mrs Schalek j.
William Fosdick and family. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Andrews and family. c. Brewer Darst. Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Kendall and family. w. Floyd, Mrs G. II.
Meeker Mrs. E. ?: Mills and son. Mrs c. NJ. Body
and daughter. OF New-York
Frederick D. Ilgen and II. c. Packer, OF Columbia
University, are quartered at Wonalancet.