New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
AMONG TIE GRANITE HILLS
\ MAD wHIRL OF GAYETY MARKS THE
ZENITH OF. THE sEAsoN-NoTEs AND
NEWS OF THE HOTELS AND
THEIR GUESTS.


mad wh,rl os gayety the like OF which has never
before been known in the staid old White HIS.
There Is a continuous round OF hops. drives. golf
matches teas card parties and everything that
fertile brains can devise to while away the long
summer hours The East side of the mountains
has never before well filed, and lnterNale
shelters hundreds upon hundreds Of happy pleasure
seekers who find the beautiful walks and drives
and the shady asles of the Cathedral Woods
sources OF much enjoyment
The Intervale House commands the same high
class patronage has for many seasons maze II
famous. and is entertaining many noted guests
on Monday morning party OF guests from Jersey
City and Brooklyn who summering at the IN
tervale House enjoyed trip 10 Jackson, returning
by way OF Thorn Hin and the Lodges
Among late arrivals at the Intervale House are
Mr. and Mrs w Il. Hollar. Miss Hoilar and MISS
Andrews Of Philadelphia: James l. Ncsmith. Low
ell: Miss H B. Smith. Boston; Mr. and Mrs j. l.
Magoun BrockIine Mrs. G. A. Priekett and r.
Auge Philadelphia: Mrs. II. NJ Jones and Mrs Z
y. Talbot. Portland.
The Kearsarge at North Conway is popular
with the young people. who are always sure Of hav-
ing a good tima here. Among the weeks enter
tanments were a sheet and pillow case party on
Monday evening a hop Saturday evening and
concert Sunday evening.
The Kearsarge brake. drawn by four grays. car
ried Il merry company to Jackson on Monday morn
ine returning In time for luncheon Among the
party Mrs. A 4. Troescher. Mrs William L.
Brkteck and Miss :. V Leach of New-YoTk.
Mr and Mrs c. E. Engle. OF New-York, are reg
iste-ed the Kearsarge for short stay
Among recent arrivals at Kearsarse Hall are A.
H Sweetser. New-York Mr. and Mrs George a.
Morehouse and Miss Morehouse. OF Mount Vernon,
y y and Miss Nellie n. Lord. OF Orange. N J.
A whist party on Friday evening entertained
party of guests the Randall House, at North
Conway. at which prizes were taken by W. S.
Peters Mrs. J. S. Wellington, Mrs. Ralph Marden
and George H. Morrison
Among the New-Yorkers spending the summer
the Randall Mr- and Mrs. P. Schaefer. Mr.
and Mrs. c. ". Strout. OF Brooklyn, also here.
Mrs. VI. L. Mason, OF Sunset Pavilion. gave de-
IghttuI at home her cottage TO guests of the
Pavilion and other friends in Saturday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Doherty T. S. Dbbs and
Charles S. Baker are among New-Yorkers registered
al Sunset Pavilion.
Among guests at Moat View Cottage Miss
N. K Smith and Miss D. NJ Roberts of Elmira,
ny.
Al a handicap golf tournament the Kear-
sarge Village links this week the winner was Mr.
Roberts. with Harry Johnson a close second. J.
johnson, scratch. came third. A foursome
won 10y Mr. Roberts and Miss Cutler. and James
Johnson succeeded in lowering the record of the
links from II to 90 Mr.. and Mrs Dow. OF The
Ridge gave delightful party to the children of
Kearsarge Village on Monday, which enjoyed
by the little ones.
Among the pleasant features of life at the East
House at North Conway, the Monday
guests
from surrounding houses. Mountain climbing is
also popular, and among recent climbing parties
were TWO on Monday. which made the ascent Of
Mount Kearsarge. A w Briggs. Miss Helen Fell
lows. Miss Carrie Fellows and Miss +. Fellows
composed the first, the second including NJ. Z.
Mountfort Mr. Pierce. Miss HItchings Miss Helm
er Miss Dihon and Miss Rayburt.
Among the guests a the Fabyan House recently
have been ex-Mayor Grace OF New-York and DIR.
Marble OF the New-York Board of Education who
fS a,ga1 4 AErS
Among prominent guests at the Intervale House
Judge Vredenburg and family, of Freehold.
y. ].
The Fabyan baseball team defeated the Maple
wood team in a close game at Maplewood Mon
day, the score being 10 in favor of the visiting
team. Afaplewood also lost golf match with
Mount Pleasant the Mount Pleasant links
Tuesday. Mount Pleasant winning the match ny
the score Of % TO 1. A return match with Maple
wood is likely 10 come eff next week.
4 party OF guests reaching Crawford's in the
private of President Lucius Tutte OF the Bos-
ton and Maine Railroad "Wednesday included
S F. Damon, of New-York: n. Guilford traffic
manager of the New-York Central Railroad. with
Mrs. Guilford. and Mr. and Mrs. X. A. Stewart of
New-York
The races at Litteton Wednesday brought to-
gether a large assemblage. which reinforced
by hundreds Of guests from the surrounding noun
tain resorts. A baseball game between the Maple
WOO ana fa9yan @ @ House teams TOOK Place IN the
Among New-N orkers az the Willis House Cor
John H Wollard and II. W. Baker.
6aa admiral Al. Edwin Whit M United States Navy is
iehsm mE 's sueS'S '''e '''''ir House At Beth
A golf tournament was held at the Crawford
handed in 10y Edward Marble. of New-York. win
s Hny n W Ne MeT Or Of dryer IS among the
guests al the crawford House.
Among NeH-YOrkers registered at the Twin
Mountain House Mrs. Eugene s. Benjamin and
her son. Alfred benjamin, who are favorites among
The Rev. Dr. Abbott + Kittredge. of New York.
Is a al PORT
Mr' End Mrs William NJ HoagiSnd and Mr. and
MIS-. Dudley Phelps, "f New-York, are registered
Mrs. James McDonough IS entertaining her sister
Mrs c {. Gardner, OF NewYork. the Maple
Mrs. y. H. Scott wife of Lieutenant y II. Scott.
[. s. A. Of LakeW God =. j.. is. with her son Ben,
ton Hall Scott. guest at the Maplewood Cottage
MIS-. H. y. lNouder;nan of St Louis and her
al Maplewood Cottage for few weeks. and other
guests recently arrived here Mrs. +. r. Spence
Mss \ J. BROOKS and j F; Brooks. of Chicago.
! ms party has been joined by Miss Maud ".
The Vardon matches AT the Mount Pheasant Ma
pleWood. NaUnbek and Profile houses this week
dreds of enthusiasts To witness the Wonderfi; piav
of the Briton A. Mount Pheasant he was The
bek. as the courses are extremely difficult for a
Never have there been as many people at Jener-
son as non and the resources OF the Waomb-I col
Ony taxed the utmost 10 supply accorn,noda-
tons for the immense numbers of applicants here
Among recent arrivals here Mr.. and Mrs r
e. Moore. OF New-York. Miss Rlgelow Miss Daley
and Il. Tappan Fairchd guests OF the DALEY
Great excitement has prevailed here over the
second annual tournament OF the Waumbek GOLF
TepreseIted in the contests The Waumbek course
is the finest in the mountains. ana attracts many
Mr and Mrs " p Coughtry Miss Nancy Cough
try and Master Frederick Coughtry OF New-y ys1rk
are newcomers az the WaUmLek. which IS also en-
tertainng Miss Me!vna Van Cleek. OF Poughlseep-
wentworth EaE al jackson under the man
agenent of J. " Berry IS having all the guests it
are interested IA golf, the links presents lively