New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

Waumbek links at jefferson Is the longest being
over three miles around the eighteen holes. That
at the Profile House ranks next IN length with
52SO yard course. The Mount Pleasant, Intervale,
Maplewood and Bethlehem links come next IN
order. and there are innumerabe other courses
from Colebrook to Conway and Whtefied TO Wood
stock. The first tournament Of the season was
played at Intervale on Friday with thirty-e!ght
competitors, and won by Brice Evans, of Bos-
ton. with a record Of IS.
The Bethlehem Golf Club has expended large
IN keeping up its links. which is in charge
Of David Kay, formerly with the Florida East
Coast Golf Club Miami, Fla. A match
played Thursday between Louis Mollenhauer,
OF New-York. and c. H. Roberts of Boston, result
ing in victory for MIR. Roberts by up and l to
play.
Bethlehem has long been recognized as the social
centre Of the White Mountains and the hotels
all filing rapidly. The Sinclair, which is the arg-
est, is favorite resting place of many prominent
Newly orkers, among whom Professor and Mrs.
Louis Mollenhauer and Master Louis Mollenhauer.
jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l. Graef, three children
and maid: William Erdtman. Miss Erdtman.
George H Bllsh, Mrs D. ]. Runyon. Ralph Run
yon, Mrs. S. Blum and the Misses Blum.
The Maplewood Is entertaining many New York
ers. most Of whom old guests returning for
other AIr. and Mrs. w. II. Porter
comfortably located in Of the cottages. which
they have taken for the season. F. Burton Hart
and family Of New York are once more among
the guests and brought with them their fine turn
out which attracts much attention upon Bethle-
hem streets.
James Harper, of the firm of Harper & Bros. is
with Mrs. Harper and the Misses Harper domiciled
here, as are also Mr and Mrs. Charles r. Fowler.
Dr. and Mrs. Dudley Tenney. Of New York,
enjoying a season at the Maplewood. while others
who arrived the same time from the metropolis
are Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel D. Styles. Mr. and Mrs.
]. McDonough. Mrs. Elmer E. Darling and Mrs. b.
F. Dos Passos, accompanied by her son, Cyril Dos
Passos.
1t is gay at Waumbek now. and besides golf
horseback riding is highly popular. and the string
of thoroughbreds which were brought up by James
Dwyer master of the Ocean County Hounds
no unqS S rs notnS Of tal,tng i've rail Fence but
most riders at PRESENT prefer the smooth hard
country roads to riding across country
Among prominent arrivals at the Waumbek may
be mentioned Mrs James ,I alat4 ana and j. N Gala
MI Mt, GaIiatin has four-in-hand coming up from
his countrv place soon, and will drive party of
Notch where they win put up at 1.-THE. the Basams al: ms
cbegfra have many appreciative listeners and the
young people dance informally every evening, but
ia tainments M Sr5 which viii follow later
son here ar are Mrs. Theodore D. Howell and Miss
Reuter-, Miss Faye and Miss a Ma, NJ Faye Nm Miss N
Moore, Joseph Parker and family and Mrs, A, G.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Jewett of York. arrived at
the Waumbek for a few days last week They are
having most en59y,aIP7je ,I7jto Trip rrsu ~ tho po
file House Golf Club are at the Waumbek for a few
days playing the course and getting In trim
ioT James 1e oI5 s. Baker Of East Orange well known
New-York publisher is, with with Mrs. Baker spending
The Mount Pleasant House is entertaining good
a6T ny nymBeF at ggeff5S for August @ refusing
John D0dd M m and here M P9dd o1 & of
summer, and Mr.. Dodd is making some fine records
Mrs William CASTOR Sargent is among the guests
at the Mount Pleasant, where she has consented
goes also to the Crawford and Twin Mountain
mousse a New York party at the Mount Pleasant in
cludes Mr.. and Mrs. William V. Creighton and Mrs
MT and Mrs Hampden waldron, of New-York
Dr. ]. Blake While has arrived and taken up the
brassie and the cIeek, while as president of the
upon him. well as the amicable settling OF many
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lough are spending their
honeymoon the Crawford House. which is also
Mrs Annie Trumbul SIoss9n has been % 6tG entertain n
her Franconia cottage. under the shadow OF Mount
are guests at the Twin Mountain House. where they
spend much time upon the links. - - -.
earliest hotels in the mountains to 9PeTn T end IS
Inn continues to hold its popularity with young
The Profile House is the summer home Of many
representative New Workers, many Of whom have
John Notman and the Misses violet and Betty Betty
klTs siiq qHawKesworth and John Hawkesworth of
are welcomed back by their many friends who
hay have of aso tbe cid Man of the Mountain whose pres
ence is supposed 10 guard the sojourner here from
al The nafIR Rev. and Mrs; H M, Sanders and Mrs
Profile cottages, where they are receiving their
Amone other New -Yorkers registered here for the
season are MI and Mrs. a. b. Twombly and Dr.
apa aFe Mr. Mrs and ID EGs.S Sra N Fulton and family
G JACKSON W JaEksSn %iss and ,de fdamiy MIS- Mrs
Moses Hopkins.