New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-12
IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
ADJUSTMENTS OF THE WEEK AT HOTELS
AND CoTFAGEs-R RECENT ARR
Walls or VISITORS.

by her smiles in the same Nitching manner.
following showers with surprising promptitude.
Sugar Hin is the one place In the White Noun
tains from which uninterrupted view of the
Presidential and Franconia ranges may be seen,
and from its great elevation beautiful view of the
intervening valleys may be had, with the silver
thread of the Gale River flowing peacefully
through fl
The several hotels here are filled to their utmost
capacity, and the amusements furnished for and
by the guests legion Golf has large number
OF followers, and is king Of sports, while tennis
and croauet being revived with much interest
The guests vie with another in trying TO think
Of unique diversions. and at the Look-On a day or
two ago the young women planned potato race
which took place upon the lawn in front of the
hotel The prizes by the Misses Ewald,
Monaghan. Wall and Blake, all guests of the hotel
A hop was given at the Look-OH on Saturday
night, which was much enjoyed. while at the sun
set Hil House there also dance, in which
thirty couples participated. The event OF the week.
however. was a german at the Sunset Hill House,
which was given by the young men guests OF the
house, each contributing favor. The ball
room was beautifully decorated for the occasion,
and the affair brilliant success. Those who
participated MI Hardy and Miss Weber,
Mr.. Ringer and Miss Eginton, Mr.. Davenport and
Miss Stevens Mr.. Gardner and Miss Sayles, Mr..
Chaplin and Miss Chaplin, Mr.. Post and Mrs.
butcher. Mr. southgate and Miss x. Page Mr..
Chapman and Miss Gardner. Mr. Ayres and Miss
Harden. Mr.. butcher and Miss MacDougall, Mr.. L.
Mr.. Carson and Miss E. Clark Mr. Smith and Miss
Smith and Mr. Taintor and Miss E. Page.
Hiram R. Dater has presented some handsome
cups TO the golf club, which Will be offered as
16 at Sunset Hill House Walter c. Hagar and
Clarence S. Clark are the committee in charge Of
the event.
a pleasant evening spent by Look-On guests
whist Monday night when some attractive
prizes were offered, and gave added zest TO the
play.
The women of the Sunset Hi Golf team met the
women Of the Franconia Inn team the Sunset
Hill links on Monday afternoon, and after most
exciting contest won the match by so up.
The Sunset Hill House is well filled, the fact
that nineteen tables We're filed with enthusiastic
players at the card party Monday night shows
Mrs. C 2. Rogers. Mrs. Knowles Mrs. Eginton,
Mrs Camp, Mr.. Lanston. Mrs Hoskins W. c.
Hagar, S. F. Hoskins and DR.. Holmes were the
prize winners
Regnat a. Baldwin Of Baltimore. is the guest
Of Rufus B. GLIB at the Bungalow.
Miss Blanche Chapman, of Boston. and Miss
EWald. Of New-York, gave in the private dining
room at the Look-Of, where they spending
the summer, a Welsh rabbit party, which was
preceded by an informal hop.
A pleasant party at the Look-Of includes Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Taylor and Miss Larson of New
York. with Miss Mary Loveless, Of Brookline.
Mass.
Franconia is a favorite vacation spot with many
New-YOrkers, who fni pleasant homes at the
FOrset Hills and Franconia Inn.
DR.. w. {. Prime, OF New-Yock, has for many
years made his summer home at Franconia where
he has a charming residence the banks of the
Gale River. With his friend w. F. Bridge Of
New-Nor who occupies one OF the Profile House
cottages during the summer, he owns a beautiful
sheet Of water about four miles from the Profile
House, where he enjoys his favorite sport Of fish
ing and has erected log cabin for his private use
The pond is well stocked with trout and is known
as Lonesome Lake. OF late poachng has been
frequent. and on recent Sunday prominent
men OF Litteton, n. H, spent the day there with
their wives, carrying home a fine catch OF trout
The owner ascertained their names and instituted
proceedings against them, but upon their payment
Of a handsome sum 10 a well known charity the
matter dropped.
Miss Fanny K. Towne. Of New-York who oc-
cupies suite at one Of the cottages at Franconia
Inn, entertained a party Of her friends at a
hearts party on Monday evening.
Charles L, Power, Of East orange, n. J.. has
toined his family al Francona Inn.
Lieutenant Commander John A H. Nickes Of
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. is with Mrs. Nickels en-
joying few weeks the Inn.
c. NJ Baur. of New-York with his three
daughters, has taken up his abode the Inn for
the season.
Alfred R. Hopper, Of New-Yorlz, is domciled at
Franconia Inn. while Forest Hills Hotel is enter
tanning Miss Harriet Bement and Mrs Caroline
Mt. and Mrs. Edward G Jones and the Misses
Jones, Of NewYork. and their friend. Mrs Charles
Springs for the month Of July are at MapIewood
Tor the rest OF the season.
New-York is represented at the Maplewood
{. Oakley and Mrs: Henry H. Benedict and Miss
Benedict are there from New-Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry L Palmer and two sons,
Of Brooklyn. have returned for another season
wood are Robert T Pierce. Of New-York and MIR
and Mrs John Ditmas and family
physician is with Mrs HIS at the Maple~ood for
the remainder Of the season.
le Mr.
ara Mrs. H Wilcox and Miss Wilcox Of New
Wood Of Trenton \ J. Mrs Robert T Pierce
Q: New-forl is also there and will remain dur
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Twombly of New-York,
are still at the Profile House.
John Kendrick Bangs is entertaining his Pro-
file House cottage Mr.. and Mrs. James Thorne
Among old New-York patrons returning there
are Mr. and Mrs John ". Castree, Miss Castree
Charles Henry Townsend, of New-Haven, and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward D. Rice and family, of Boston.
Theodore Myers and Miss Hart of New-York are
Professor william ". Sloane, of Nevv-Yorl IS
with his daughter, Miss Sloane, a guest at the
Miss A shenaday. Of New York, is at the Turner
House, at 8ethleheTn. and at the Bethlehem House
are Mrs " H. Sumner and Miss Sumner. of Man
Miss Florence Edgar. Of New-York is at the
Miss Ida D. bingham, Of New-York is at the
ilg General and Mrs. James Cakes Of Washington
.. C., who are accompanied by Mrs. H. L. Baian-
Miss 5. E. Croushley and Mrs. E. A. Marson. of
New-York, are At the Bellevue House.
Among New-York registrations at the popular
Mount Pheasant House are Charles W. Place Mrs
Alden Pratt Mr.. ana Mrs. r. P WorraIi ana Eu-
gene r SteTens, and Miss Irene Pettitt and Town
also there for the season.
The Mount Pleasant golf team visited Maplewood
on Tuesday where return match played.
The Maplewood team victorious by Is up.
n bethlehem. on Wednesday night she gave. in
Of he