New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
GOLF IN WHITE MOUNTAINS
FAvORITE PAsTIME AMONG THE GUESTS
AT VARIOUS RESORTS.


White Mountains n H.. July % (speciaD.-The
mountain hotels have at last awakened from their
ouiet and are entering into the seasons gayeties
with zest which has been heightened by a few
weeks of rest in the early part OF the season.
The Mount Pleasant and Intervale Golf clubs met
last Thursday at Intervale. and, after spirited
match in which both clubs showed their strength.
the visiting team obliged 70 retire from the
field 1t acknowledged its defeat gracefully. how
ever and hopes to make better showing at the
return match, which will be played next Friday
the Mount Pleasant.
Sunday brought long looked for affair at the
Mount Pleasant in a match between George Thom.
OF Mount Pleasant Horace Rawlns. OF the Waum-
bek and Launcelot ServOs Of the White Mountain
Golf Club. These foremost among the White
Mountain professionals. and Rawlins will be re-
membered carrying off the hOnors In the %
open championship. Thorn withdrew before the
end of the match and left ServOs and Rawlins TO
finish the match. which was an unusually close
one At the end of eighteen holes they were
obliged to play of a tie which Rawhns won at
the twentieth hole.
The Profile House Golf Club membership is large
" made up Of New-Yorkers At the annual meet
ing which was held on Monday night. the officers
we're elected for the season. and included: Presi-
dent w. " P. Darrow, Columbus Ohio; vice
president Arthur b. Twombly. New-York: secre-
tary Irving Cornell. New-York; treasurer, Charles
H Greenleaf Profile House: chairman OF the Greens
Committee, W. y. P. Darrow; chairman of House
Ladies' Greens Committee Mrs n. NJ San
ders New-York.; directors. C. H. Greenleaf. Of
the Profile w. N 2. DarrOw, of Columbus; r. P
II, Durkee, of Chicago. and Dr. J. E. Kenehck A.
B. Twombly. W. F. Bridge, Milton Cornell F. w
Jackson. E. NJ Fulton. John Kendr.ck Bangs and
J. Harsen Rhoades of New-York.
The Maplewood golf course is by far the most
beautiful in the mountains. with its velvety
green's and gently sloping lawns The first tourna-
ment Of the season held on Saturday, II. H
Harper, of Boston, carrying off the mems first
prize while the wOmen's prize was taken by Miss
Sisson, of New-York
An interesting handicap tournament was held on
the links of the White Mountain Golf Club. at the
Twin Mountain House, Saturday, with entries
from the Twin, Fabyan and Crawford houses
win scora nf on Ok s2 " II Dav 81 fhe Su,ring
field Country Club. was second. with lA 80, 50 10
The last nine holes Of the eighteen hole course
at the Waumbek are now ready for play. and are
in tine condition Thus far no tournaments have
taken place for so large a number OF piayers have
Iol 10 nave any competitions uhlli AuguSt, IN Of
der that all who desired might play without the
Inconvenience of having to give right tof way 10
Golf mas taken a strong hold upon the patrons
of the various hotels, and in August there will be
many noteworthy affairs and several well known
professionals viii be here among them Bernard
Nichols who defeated Harry Vardon Ormond
General ana Mrs NJ c. Wentworth were here
from the New Frontenac at the Thousand Islands
who is an enthusiastic golfer enjoyed playing over
the Wentworth Hall links, where ne holds the
The wau1nbek is doing thriving business and
it has been said that applications for August are
delightful and the cottagers contribute their share
parties and receptions Horseback riding is a
favorite pastime here and many indulge in a
brisk canter in the early morning: Among the most
graceful eQuestrennes is Miss Henrietta Hawley.
Mrs Jesse Hoyt. of New-York who. with her
children. is a at the Jefferson, gave
Snd PfFs in ' the Parg r 9 Harris E
ance. Mrs; " S, stagg and Dean Siagg She made
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the Waumbek guests at breakfast time every morn
II, The MaPPlewood aP has had many New-York ar,
Mrs F. Correll and Miss CorrelL Mr; and Mrs,
Charles r Fowler. Mrs 5 f. French; Mrs George
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen NJ Wright, A. Morton Ferris
Cottage No at Maplewood has been taken for
the season by arthur H. Fleming and family, Of
Hugh Smith and the Misses Smith Of Newark
took delightful trip to Mount Washington on
The Intervals House numbers many New-Yorkers
among its guests. and many more are expected
soon Among the weeks arrivals have been Mr.
and Mrs Harmon m Hull 1I Miss n 63sbo2o1 6s9& GGopsI
D Chase and Mark Morris
Park \ and n Miss Tewba >e"ood' OF ruXedo
Other recent arrivals at the Hall include Mrs. A
NJ hruen ana A J. Bruen- Of New-York
brilliant scene on Saturday evening when the
nrSt hop Of the season held. There We're nres-
en- MANY OF the guests from surrounding houses
and dancing was kept UP until late hour.
y party of familiar guests at the Twin Mountain
House for another season includes Mrs l. r
Whttehead W N Edwin L Whitehead and Miss Rheirn,
OF New.Gork- Mr. Whitehead IS enthusiasts
and proficient golfer.
The arrivals at the Profile House have been MANY
an1 promirent among -hom are Mr.. and Mrs
Columbus OD. Iselin ard Miss Adrienne Iselin Of
New-York who are here for few weeks.
Count kerenv. Of Hungary who was one OF the
passengers of the III fated SaaIe her last trip Is
welcome guest at the Crawford House where he
mas spent previous seasons. He will make a tour
or NC mountains before returning home
Miss Marguerite Han. Of Nev-Yo-k is sDen4fDv
Tin - >17''i
The Sinclair House at bethlehem Is e0terta {rfrs
A0dre Pum. OF New-York. who Joins his mother
and sisters "0'
Inc Mount Pleasant House and FaNyan House
nail tear0s h9d an exciting az Mount Pleas
ant on SaturHAv Fabvan winning hv s to . Both
hotels boast fine teams. and games ma Y
he ted 1riU Na