New-York tribune., 1901-07-14
IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
THEY NOW ORA w LARGE PROPORTION or THEIR GUESTS
FROM YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.


Miss Hawley and maid. j. ]. Howell. j. A
Hawkesworth, John Hawkesworth, of New-York.
and Mrs I. R. Tuttle. of Brooklyn. John Kendrick
Bangs and family. of Yonkers. have Profile cot
tage. as have also Mr.. and Mrs. J. Scott McComb.
crswford House-At this the y most t th9roughiy /,
the most widely known and esteemed of hotel men.
welcomes hundreds of his returning guests this
travel. New furnishings and decorations to-
gether with the creation of several private baths,
list of rambles and paths TO the picturesque and
for the enjoyment of guests New rowbosts on
Saco and Anmonoosuc lakes, in the front and rear
Of the hotel and golf links which have been per-
fectly cared for, are among the popular attrac-
tons here. while the same special reference to
ure of all Prominent among the Crawfords early
and Henry Won Post. of the North German Lloyd
Line of steamships, all of New-York
changes in this ever popular hotel have worked
dred guests freely Voice Their Appreciation of the
work done splendid new dining hall With
rooms finished in Flemish oak the enlargement of
nd e ece a NEW n 9dra s ToTm 70 f9r ST women zen
mand for about twice the light which has ever be-
ment within the house e. while outside two fine
tennis courts have been reitted. and the Waumbek
Golf Clubs professional. Horace Rawlins has been
working the eighteen hole course to the top notch
Of perfection since early June; The club officials
nave definitely decided 10 hold an open tourna-
ment this season which viii be the first event of
section A
aoly be selected and strong goltns contingent IS
already gathering.
here NAV be named MI and Mrs Wv m eme Um
st- sage for ia The e;S; season; Mr. and Mrs James NJ
yonda. which they have occupied for several vera sea-
sons, and have also built camp in a pctur-
Ely Adriance and family, OF New-York who are at
home in their private ootage HIa Wyndybrae and
of Philadelphia, who have taken the Grand View
5oe s he m sna A On Sr se 9 9
Nora Iselin Miss <. Iselin. Mrs f. B. Mowbray
Misses Faye, Mrs. George Merritt, Mrs. John P
Flagler. Mrs. H. S. Brooks Mrs B. F. dos Passos
bG aRa Gam CANS d05 nd Mss W s @ Mrs Ar
Patt, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Mulqueen and family of
smith. Mr. and Mrs H E Jones and H iiFE E Jones e
tr., and MIS-. H. S. Farnham and maid. of Brook
The beautifully located Mapewood has also felt
the II lin MimprGEng touch Of change and betterment and
a ea fine , % for the
fred W. Linsey. Mrs. John Simpson and John F.
KniPS MaE MTs beo nnls s,ssd5 s. Knight a Miss n "
and Mrs Thomas Newcornb and family and Dr. DR..
Burnett Collins. of Brooklyn: Mrs, Helen Birne
Miss I A III AMMAN Of Riyerdale-on Hudson, y. Y.
ated by Philadelphia interests is as perfectly kept
hotel as will be found in the mountains and its
Miss e. A. Brewster, Of New-York, and Mrs o,I ! +
there. ' ''''
~ Frank a1a,, F; A Schiller the Rev and Mrs. Harry
Talbert the Misses Stebbns, Colonel and Mrs Har-
mon u Hull. M NJ. Hurd. Mrs. T. J. Tobias and
Miss Tobias. Of New-York. and c. B. Davenport
Mrs G 7. Ferguson and Miss Van Bokkelen OF
range. ~ ~ oi tue
"a A carroll Dana and family and Mrs. Dickinson of
New York: Mrs s. Vanderbilt Macfarland and
family and Miss E. T. Burgess OF Brooklyn are
at Franconia =" "i'
ME and Mrs. Louis F. Fromer. Theodore webe
OF New YORK and Fritz Eisner and Professor nd
tain - wan -'ioul'-
ne hst OF prominent New-Yorkers who might be
named as passing contented days at their favorita
locations at Bethlehem Sugar Hill Iittieton
Whiteheld and along the Jefferson Highlands road
as lar as Randolph. might be indefinitely extended
70 cover the west side resorts. while on the east
sioe jackson. Conway. Kearsarge Wanalancet
Sartiett and other points telling the Same s+or,
OF guests In unusually good numbers for earIy
known ''ii ever