New-York tribune., 1900-09-02

one IN ths history OF the region This week marks
the real height Of the season, and although there
VIII be many departures from the ranks OF sum-
visitors in the next few days. the influx will
more than make Up for the exodus.
The season promises TO be late one, and there
IS no cessation in the gayeties thus far; indeed
they seem TO be increasing the days go on, and
several affairs have been arranged for September
at the larger hotels. among them grand ball and
golf tournament at the Waumbek, tournament
at the Mount Pleasant House and a ball at the
Profile House The usual activity at the Profile
House has been somewhat lacking this year on
account OF the Illness OF Mrs. John hoffman, OF
New-York, who occupies a suite OF rooms there
and has always been leader in the functions at
the hotel She IS suffering from nervous prostra-
ton and her illness has made the festivities quiet
ones but none the less enjoyable, save that her
presence IS missed
There Is no sign Of the approaching autumn. as
the naples still in their garb Of green and re-
main untouched by the glints Of red and gold
which generally appear earlier than this. Every
roadside and valley is afane with waving torches
OF golden rod IL is being used lavshIy in
ration. combined with the exquisite naidenhair
ferns which abound in the shady White Mountain
woods. Many Of the hotels VIII remain open until
well into October. and, as September is the most
beautiful month OF all UP here in the hills Il
10 be wondered az that people wish 70 tarry on
The last days of August found Intervale crowded
with her summer population, and bookings run up
10 October Is many Of the houses. including the
Intervale House The pine woods near by afford
delightful rambles. and there is greater number
OF drives be taken about here than at any other
point IN the mountains.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis and companion. OF New
York, are domiciled the Intervale House for the
season. and Mrs Colonel c. z. Dix. OF Washington.
is also there.
The vicomtesse de Sibour and Nile de Sibour. OF
Washington, have been prominent in the social
life at the Intervale House this summer, and have
been the recipients OF much attention
Major Storey. Z. S. A. Mrs. Jules Reynal. OF
Madison-ave and Miss Van Wyck OF New-York
with their servants. are occupying suite the
Intervale House
pleasing entertainment was given at the Inter
vale House on Tuesday evening by r. H. Mohr. OF
New-York
Major and Mrs. J NJ Lancaster. OF Fortress
Monroe. are season guests at the Intervale House.
This is their first visit here in twenty years. Mrs
r. H Chamberlain OF New-York. and Mrs. John
P. Bailey, Of Baltimore also pleasantly situated
here for the season. Mr.. and Mrs George NJ
Hopkins. Miss Meynan. Miss Mary E. Dreier and
z. c Irving represent Brooklyn
Miss E. J. Haynes. OF New-York. was among re-
cent arrivals from the metropolis and VIII remain
until the season ends.
DR.. A G Vermilye and Miss Vermilye. OF Eugle-
wood. n. J.. have taken up their abode az the
Intervale for the balance OF the season.
Mrs c. D Mcclellan and c. H Mcclellan Mrs
j NJ Grant and H R, Grant. Of New-York swell
the number of Intervale guests who are remaining
late in the season.
L
Miss A J Reynolds are among the Quaker City
patrons.
PROFILE HOUSE
Profile House n H Sept I (speciaD The sea
ar the Profile House Is one Of exceptional
brilliancy and there are so many of NETWORKS
society folk here that II cannot fail TO be other
wise. The house is filed TO OVERLOOKING and al
night the billiard rooms parlors and private Offices
are called into requisiton 10 accommodate the un-
fortunates who must take cots or leave for green
nelds and pastures
party from the vendome. Boston left there by
rail on Monday morning and came up TO Plymouth
where they put Up that night al the Pemizewasset
House leaving there in a brake on Tuesday for the
Profile House where they arrived that night The
party included Mr. and Mrs John W Herbert and
Mr.. and Mrs George A Helme. OF Eelnetta y J.:
Mr.. and Mrs William E Treux, or Freehold, n +
Mr.. and Mrs. r Robins, Of New York; Mrs F
L Buckelew and F L Buckelew. jr, OF Jamesburg
n ], and Mrs L Wilson. Of New-York
Mrs J. Wyman Jones. OF Bolt1-, Mass. who is
the Profile for the season. entertained a party
OF her friends delightfully."- ar cards Monday
evening The private paror was decorated with
golden rod and ferns, and presented a brilliant
scene when filed with the number Of beautifully
gowned women who gathered about the table.
supper was served after the evenings play and it
was voted one OF the pleasantsst functions OF the
season.
Dr. and Mrs Z L Farr. OF Roxbury. Mass are
enjoying the hospitality Of the Profile House and
Mrs. George T. Putnam OF Brooknne. is another
recent arrival Mrs James H White OF Brook
line who is making the Profile her summer home,
has been Joined by Mr. White a director OF the
Be ton and Maine Railroad and prominent in Bos-
ton business circles
Mrs John Wanamaker. OF Philadelphia with
Mrs " P Wilson and Norman Mcleod came
over from the Sunset Hn House 10 luncheon on
Thursday A jolly brake load OF young people
drove over from there the sa re day 10 witness
the vardon golf match taking dinner al the Pro
ile
Mrs Chauncey Coon. Mrs z. C wakeneld and