New-York tribune., 1900-07-07
WENTWORTH HALL AND COTTAGES
DELIGHTFUL SUMMER ABODE IN THE MOST
CHARMING PART OF THE WHITE
MOUNTAINS.
MOUNTAINS.

Jackson. N. H. July (speciaD-A delightful
summer home in a delightful location is Went
worth Hall and cottages at Jackson. in the White
Mountains, for here General NJ c. Wentworth has
by tastefully grouping number Of ricturesoua
cottages, each adapted to its own particular pur-
pose and location, produced q unique esta bIsh-
hellt "hlch Is most attractive in it's appearance,
and particularly pleasing in the convenience and
elegance of all of its appointments. The location
OF Wentworth Hall is in the heart of the White
Mountain region, for It is a beautiful vale with
Mount Washington one side and Kearsarge on
the other, while the circle is completed by numer-
Gus other peaks, which present a cyclorama of the
most delightful mountain scenery that IL is pos
sible to imagine. Through this peaceful valley
flow the Wildcat and Glen Ellis rivers which unite
near the Hall. and in their course there are many
pretty fails and delightful bits of scenery that are
satisfying to the most eXacting artist lover of
nature. Whichever way the eye turns and wher-
ever one wanders for miles around this favored
region new beauties and fresh charms are met In
constant succession, while within convenient dis
tance most of the notable places which have
made the White Mountains famous Another ad-
vantage OF the location is that 1t just sufficiently
removed from the main line Of travel to escape the
thrOngs Of excursionists and the tourist element
which give many prominent places such an air of
unrest. and all of these advantages combined ap-
peal strongly to the select and cultured
classes who have long made Wentworth Hall their
summer home.
The Hall contains the office and the handsome
room, with windows three sides, and its kitchen
detached. In the of the dining is the
picturesque casins which has the lower floor a
spacious billiard room, cafe smoking room and
other conveniences. while the upper floor is devoted
to Il grand ballroom. which presents brilliant ap-
pearanCe. with its oVerarchng circles of electric
lights Around these main buildings a number
of isolated cottages which offer every facility
quiet seCusiOn unattended with the slightest care
The main buildings are connected and surrounded
by eight hundred feet of broad pazzas and gal
lerics, which at present provide many nook such
as are so much appreciated at a summer resort,
while the entire establishment, both buildings and
grounds, is brilliantly lighted by electric lights in
profuSiOn. The sanitary arrangements are unusu-
ally perfect and large volume of water is kept
constantly flowing through all drains
Only eighth of a mile from the Hall Is the golf
course of the best In this region. and its bunk
and hazards, both natural and artificial, will
delight the experienced player. Special care is
given to the links and professional greens keeper
nished by the Wentworth Orchestral Club for
and for dancing and their artistic ability has
won them euviable reputation.
Wentworth Hall is OF the most easily reached
points in the White Mountain region for 1t is but
eleven hours from NewYork, and through paror
cars from the Grand Central Station carry the
traveller Glen Station. where stages the
Hall met, without charge.
Wentworth Hall is owned by General NJ. c.
Wentworth, who also manages the grand Fronte-
mac on the St. Lawrence, and IS widely known
the manager OF the Lakewood during the winter