New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
THE SEASON A BUSY ONE FOR HOTEL.
PROPRIETORS

ItE SEASON A BUSY ONE fOh HOIEi'
PRoPRIEToRs
White Mountains, ~ H., July 20 (speciaD.-sum-
guests coming to the White Mountains
from all the great inland cities with rush which
resembles the opening days OF August, and the rec
ords of almost all the large hotels and countless
smaller running far ahead of correspond
ing dates last year The outlook for the month OF
August is purely matter of accommodating as
large a portion possible OF the applications al
ready In hand and that month Will bring greater
crowds here than have ever before been received.
AS a rule. the competitions among the various
hotels not begun until the heavy CROWDS OF
August demand them but this season the order is
changed, and already the dates are fixed and ar
rangements being made for competitive play on the
various golf links. tennis courts and baseball dia
monds OF the mountain land. while socially the
series of hops and afternoon parties which always
make up good proportion Of the interest among
the younger set has already begun. The trout are
rising we'll and the mountain paths and wooded
trails the heights above hold their usual inter
est for those who eschew the lighter amusenents
of a summer here.
There are daily expeditions to the higher points
large parties who delight to brave the discom-
forts and toll of the hardest climbs. Notable
among such is Miss Annie S. Peck. of Boston, who
is at the Ravine House. in Randolph. which is the
recognized headquarters of the Appalachian Club.
Miss Peck has attained small distinction as a
mountain climber and last summer attended as
the single delegate OF the United states the inter
national Congress of Alpine Club members, held in
Paris. where she the only woman in the con-
vention. She made the ascent of Mount Washing
ton, coming down by way of Tuckermans Ravine.
| last week.
There are countless meetings of business fra
ternal associates annually held interesting points
| In the White Mountains during the summer. but
which is In session this week at the Mount
Pleasant House is particularly noteworthy. II Is
a large committee meeting train rules of the
Anna Rail- ASS which includes
| men managing railways In the United States,
| Canada and Mexico operating total of 10000
| miles Of roadway The chief officers OF those in
| attendance A. W. Sullivan. president of the
| Illinois Central. Robert Pitcairn of the Pennsyl-
vania; Thomas TAFT, of the Canadian Pacific T. F.
| Whittesy, of the Toledo and Ohio Central: j. r.
Henley. Of the Atlantic Coast Line; f. c. Rice. of
| the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy; A. N. Schoyer.
of the Pennsylvania Western lines; c. A. Goodnow,
| of the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul; 7. W.
| Emerson OF the Atlantic Coast Line; W. F. Allen.
| of the American Railway Association and j. +.
Fairbanks. of the association
Among the latest names on the Mount Washing
ton register the following: Mr.. and Mrs. George
| L. Constantine Miss Constantine, Bernard II.
Blank Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Edgar. Miss Mary C.
Edgar. James A. Edgar. William j.. Detmold c. H..
Covel, Mrs. F. L. Harris. ]. s. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Il. Allen Mr.. and Mrs j. Goldstone, Mr. and
| Mrs. J. Alfonso Sterns. Mrs. w. G. Smith, Miss
| Josephine Smith, James b. Black, Miss Minnie A.
| Black. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. II. Dame, Mrs. Henry w.
| Baldwin, Lathrop E. Baldwin, p. II. Fandervoort,
| T. H. Rohl, Vanderwood +. Rohl. Mr. and Mrs.
| Alexander 8. Lyman, NJ l.. Chard, Miss Sarah
Clementson, Hazel b. Dutton, William II. Sutton.
d. T. Proctor. Miss E. Y. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. D. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin the
Misses Iselin. Mrs 7. Newcomb, Miss Edith D.
berger and S; L. Thompson. all of New-York; also
Miss E. Eames' Miss Feiiowes. Miss Gertrude j.
ariS PIsnteS nlss MIS- Planten H. J Burns. J. IN
Burns. Wallace g: Brooke. John b Warner Miss
Woodworth and William o'Neill. Of Brooklyn.
names to its register within week and the hotel
has already taken on the gayety& & and s social good
Prominent among arrivals are Mrs. j. c: Van
NOstrand and Howard Van an No Nostrand strand former
Mrs. Piiny Fisk. Miss Dorothy Fisk and Henry
Mr. and Mrs 4 Thomas Bauche, also OF New-York
are making their first ysit TO The resort They are
&c" G. P. Black and Miss Minnie A. Black are New
mountains who registered at the waumbek on
Mr and Mira. Henry Daily well known New
hote arrived on wednesday Accompanied by
| their sons Lawrence c. and Edward NJ. Daily.
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rooms for the season vi. u.,...uo....-.
| Mrs II II. Curtis. Miss NJ L. Curtis. Mrs r. j.
ThOmPson Miss 1 E. ThSmPson Ia Mrs Mn M A. UPan man
worth ~ r,,ou ,,.o,.o g.,
Mount Pleasant HouSe-tlorence croker. Ethel
| Croker, Howard Croker Miss Jane Larkn. Miss
| Pattison, Miss S. s. Pattison, j. o'Brien. G; II.
| Wilson. F. w. Carpenter. Mrs w. NJ. Leeds. Mrs.
| c. f. Griffin, Mrs p. Y: Lane. jr, Miss Warner,
Mrs ]. NJ. Williams. Mrs. W. s. Brown, g. v.
Faile and c. II. Faile.
Fabyan House-Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Feebleman,
c. Lapp s. O. Ochs, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Salenger,
j. d. Carter, l.. NJ Hail. Mrs. X. Levy. Mrs. A. W.
Moses Air. and Mrs. A T. Steiner Bondy and
Mrs Il. Leventritt.
Profile House,. A. Hawkesworth. j. Hawkes. @
| L, NJ. Fulton. 1r., J. j. Howell, Miss s. l.; Hawiey.
Mrs A s. d S. McElrOy, M IL.
Cornell. J. 3. Cornell Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Bridge.
| Mrs f. 3. Hopkins and Miss Nicol.
Crawford House,. Valentine, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
| s. Hoyt, +. c. Wagner and Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
| Smith.