New-York tribune., 1900-07-22

Miss Rest Man, Mr. and Ms Ms 565 Jamfs MI Miller
ON 5S uesdsv AZ 5e ery enoysd [ ve to he Fme
House. where hy took took diPner 6 on los
they will remain for some time
Miss Olney. OF New-York, are spending a few weeks
GEORGE 9sa9 cr Ffne it g toMn t6 6f EFT of
being set up near the Sinclair.
of NswYork came over from the Mount Pleasant
Mrs and Miss Fielden Of England are with Miss
Sarah Dunn. of Boston making visit to Maple
Mrs John Simpson and Master John F. Simpson
OF New-fork, are among the guests at Maplewood
Among other. New Workers registered here are
David Weatherly Mrs. Milford Llnsly and " W.
enjoyed ride % b Fl aoass
The Wa Waubek is enjoying the TrS largest July patron
age in the history of the hotel. and numbers many
pHdISs Miss s,dEss Sya r. Stokes and Miss GaToyn
Halkeen, the Jefferson cottage. which they have
taken MP a6G f9T MS, hs seas2G eha4e Roronart .,
aecomp2nied by Mrs Bonaparte's sister. Miss S. Y,
Mrs s Minot Jones' of Washington. is entertain
phia. at the Swan cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W; Devoe. s. A Devoe and Miss
Devoe have taken Bashaba cottage. at Jefferson,
spending the summer at the Fabyan House
large number Of New-York people have reg
among them being Mr. and Mrs viii Carleton. OF
Mrs ~ x Kea re bT[hlSnem 1d Sr NJ Nj H. Geary MI and
~, An enthusiastic party Of mountain climbers made
way way Of Tuekermans ravine on Wednesday the
party included Charles Leonard, of Jackson; F. r.
Miss Sturteyant and Mrs Mcneil Of jersey Citv:
R6Rsi RoFE. Woodbury. and Miss Edith Taylor Of New
George H. Ball and family. of New-York. have
W. M Sayre tr. of Brooklyn. who is domiced in
Whtteheld. Mr. RaU
ana E FAMILY with guests. seventeen in number
part participants was ball given 500 feet above sea
iGEel % at the summit House. on Mount Washington
musical entertainment by some of the employees OF
surprise 70 the audience
A. D. Porter. OF New-York. has purchased the
oyce cottage, at Kearsarge Village and Is settled
Frederick l. Pratt and his family. who are now in
Europe, viii return August 1 and spend the rest
OF the season in their cottage at Kearsarge
Major J. NJ lancaster u an Of Fort HSq5s %a51o is
@ @who visits the mountains for the first time since
Among the guests at the Bellevue House at Inter
Theological Seminary Neyy-York, formerly profes
sor OF Greek at Trinity College
s = e. = brother Of Nine. Schiller the pianist
- r. -. STANLEY; or West Newton, Mass, who made
iocomobile, added another record breaking trip to
ascending M62n spr9e Ga 2eaF mSFPs By
started from the Intervale House. going through
cathedral Woods to Kearsarge Village, and thence
over the new mountain road 70 the top. The grades
90 90 4leTl IN Some PAGES exceeding 20 per cent
put the locoHobile carried him to the summit with
out a stop.
The Mount Pleasant House has had a large num-
Der of New-York arrivals in the last week most of
whom viii spend the entire season at this resort
Among the newcomers may be mentioned Mr. and
Mrs George l.. Blackwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Ledyard
Stevens and Miss Stevens. Mrs. +. L. Borden Miss
Borden Miss Stott. Mr.. and Mrs c. H Hackett
Miss Josephine Stevens, Frederic Stevens. Mr. and
Mrs r, Taylor, Miss Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. II. H.
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. E. H Champion and Miss
Emma Champion.
John Anderson of the Mount Pleasant House.
with a party Of his guests. asCeuded Mount Pleas
ant on Thursday. The day was remarkably clear
and a fine view obtained.
thursday was the first really lear day since July
!, but now nature has shed many tears she will
doubtless make up for showers by smiling for a
correspOndingy long time.