New-York tribune., 1900-08-05

New-York who arc paying their first visit to JEFF
ferson. at Cherry Cottage
One OF the most pleasant happenings Of the week
at the Waumbek a heart party which
given TO a number of their friends by Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Wood. Refreshments were served at
the evenings play and at II O'Clock a supper fol-
lowed the play. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Blair. Mr. and Mrs
Cyrus H. Adams, Cyrus H Adams jr Mr. Dag
get, Mr.. Rasmus. Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Hartshorne
the Misses Lydia and Estere Hartshorne Mrs
Lincoln and Miss Lincoln. Mr.. and Mrs S. AInot
Jones. Miss Sturgis. Judge S. o. Prentice, Dr.
Donnelly, DR.. schaufier. Mr.. Gross Mrs. H. E
Adriance. Miss Raymond and Douglas r. Harts-
horne.
Charles J. Fisk, who with his family is spend
ing the summer Long Island. is with George
Jarvis Coe at the Waumbek for a brief visit. AIr
Fisk is the president Of the Waumbek Hotel Com
pany.
spirited tennis match on the Waumbek Hail
courts on Friday attracted a large number Of
spectators. Starr Donaldson and E Prescott Rowe
beat Jack" Raymond and julius Tuckerman, g.
O. IS Rockwell King and Cyrus Adams jr
also had some close single play
Mr.. Shute. of the jefferson who last wear gave
prizes in the most interesting tennis tournament
of the season, has again offered trophies for com
petition, and a tournament is expected at an early
date.
Miss Helen Gross gave a six horse brake party
on Friday, her guests being Miss Blair. Miss A.
Raymond, Miss NJ. Post Miss Stoddard Miss Shep-
ard Charles f. Gross Charles W. Gross E p
Rowe, Henry C. Smith, Jack" Raymond Cyrus
Adams. jr. and Judge S. o. Prentice. They drove
over the Highlands to the Ravine House at Ran
dolph beautiful drive Of twenty miles
Master Henry Emmett. who went on a fishing
trip last Friday. brought home seventy trout.
Charles L. Raymond and friend went out on the
same day and brought back as the result of the
days sport one hundred trout.
Mrs. Blackwell and G.. II. Richards won a nine
hole match from Mrs. Stevens and Donaldson
Nichols at the Mount Pleasant House on Friday
winning the last and deciding hole by forfeit as
Rule 10 violated by Mrs Stevens
The hop at the Mount Pleasant House on Satur-
day evening was a delightful affair. and much en-
Joyed by those present. Among the women pres
ent were Mrs. j. NJ. Dodd. jr.. Mrs. W. V Creigh-
ton, Mrs. J. L. Miller. Miss Miller Mrs w T. Pat
ten. Miss Patten. Mrs W. R Wiletts the Misses
Willetts, Mrs. NJ. Mackenzie Mrs G. F. Gregory
Miss Gregory, Mrs. H. l. Lowry. Mrs. H. H.
Thompson. Miss J. Stevens and the Misses Kreh-
biel, of New-York
Another event at which New-York was we'll rep
resented was the approaching and putting contest
on the links of the Profile Golf Club on Saturday
all the players with three exceptions being Goth
amites. j. b. Cornell carried off the first prize
with to his credit of s. John Kendrick
Bangs jr., followed closely with A. taking second
prize The winner of the women's prize was Miss
Hyde, with record of 42. The other players in
cluded Milton Cornell. l. H. Cornell r. A Leason
w. N p. Darrow. c. jackson. ]. Hawkesworth
F. w. Jackson, J. Harsen Rhoades Mrs John Ken
drick Bangs. Mrs. Darrow, Miss Wilson, Miss Jar
Wis. Miss Jackson and Miss Haskins
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wood and Miss Richmond
drove over to the Profile to dinner on Friday re-
turning that afternoon to the Sinclair House at
Bethlehem, where they staying
pleasant NewYork party domicIled at the
Profile for the season. where they old favorites
includes Mrs. A. S. Jarvis Miss Jarvis. Miss Nc
Elroy D. S. McElroy, tr., and DR.. and Mrs. G f.
Atwood
The Rev. Andrew Longacre. of New-York who
has been the guest of the Corneis their cottage
conducted the services In the Profile music room
on Sunday. He was joined this week by Mrs. Long
acre and Miss Lydia Longacre, and the party will
remain here for some time longer
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Sanders are entertaining at
their cottage Miss May Colby of New-York
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. +. Atwood and Miss Atwood of
New-YOrk also among recent arrivals
Mrs. Orville Powers and her daughter Miss
Powers. of London. England are spending some
time at the Profile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewald Fleitmann of New-York
who have taken Cottage NO. IL at the Profile win
be joined by their family
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bridge entertaining Miss
Gertrude Gillet and L. NJ. Gillet Of New-York.
Mrs. Theodore Havemeyer. of New-York. has
again, again taken take one Of the Profile cottages for the
Mrs Moses Hopkins. OF New-Y York. who is sum
mermg at II me he Profile. recently gave card party
Senator spooner and family. of Wisconsin. are
needed rest
Miss S, b. Scarlet. OF Newark. n. J.. who Is a
fuesI S womn AT Te e d%n Mountain House. established
Mountain Golf Club at that place. going over the
course in "a
Mr.: and Mrs. George G., Sands, OF New-York are
passing a few weeks at the Twin Mountain House.
Mrs Edwin Tucker and Miss Josephine Barron
drove from the Twin Mountain House over to
with friends.
golf match which aroused considerable inter
est was that between George Thoms OF the Mount
Eindla ~
Maplewood, which came off at the Mount Pleasant
House on Sunday, The was tied on holes.
but Mr. Thoms won strokes making the course
In lO-iO. against 1879 for Mr Findlay
Among recent arrivals at the Crawford House
are Mr. and Mrs. William Reed Howe. OF Orange
n j., who are to spend a few weeks here
saturday was lively day Bethlehem with a
soI tournament In the morning, q baseball game.
in the afternoon and hop in the evening The
second handicap tournament OF the season pro-
duced some excellent scores. and the net results
were AS follows: T. Hunt, of Cambridge. 81: Carl
Slchsrdson, OF Boston. 81 and the Rev. PhilO w
Sprague, OF Charlestowu. Mass. 9S A match for
tee women was also played, Miss Harriet Mannen
OF Aiken, y G, winning with a OF as
Ihe BAH same in the afternoon was played be-
tween a nine from Littleton ara one from Bethle-
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