New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
AMONG WHITE MOUNTAINS.
MANY PERSONS AT RESORTS IN THIS
OLDTIME REGION WITH EVER
NEW ATTRACTIONS.

gton began to extend the populous cities OF the
country. Jackson among the first be
toned and to-day it is the favored spot for many
who assert that the saco Valley and the eastern
view of the great Presidential range have advan-
tages which the west side claim That
Jackson was well and favoraby known
due in large measure to the genial personality and
hospitality OF General nj. C Wentworth. of Went
worth Hall. General Wentworth las to a con-
siderable extent. left the guests of Wentworth
Hall in the care of his assistant manager. J. Nj.
Berry, but he has returned this summer and both
looking after the comfort of a list of guests
which is large in numbers for July. A town
library. directly opposite Wentworth Hall. is soon
to be dedicated. and will form only single item
in seasons programme of intellectual and musi-
cal features By way of sport. the golf links is
first in interest. but the baseball fever in evil
dence last week, when Jackson and North Conway
met on the Wentworth Hall grounds
This house is at present entertaining, among
many others, the following: Professor A. Sherman
Hill, of Harvard; Mrs. w B. Price and Donald o.
Price of Newark; DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Whittemore
F. Brown Miss H. z Kimball. Mir and Mrs j. E.
Brown. and Mrs and Mrs. John W. Tinkle. Of
Providence.
ON MOUNT wASHINGTON's TOP.
The Summit House. Mount Washington. has
had it's usual large quota of visitors this week.
John H. Whiting of New-York. with his son, WILL
lam j. Whiting, walked the Crawford path to
shower between Mounts Pleasant and Franklin, but
brush near by afforded them some shelter from the
wind and rain, and they not much incon-
venienced. The elder Whiting is a
tain climber this being his thirty-sixth trip over
the Crawford bride path. He has spent fourteen
nights on the summit of Washington in as many
different years. His last previous trip made
thirteen years ago.
The fatalities the mountain last year suggested
building of shelter the Crawford path
Oea he Of he Of Wash
through the efforts of the Appalachian Club and
the Fresh Air Club. subscriptions have been raised
and shelter already built. which is waterproof
and securely bolted TO the mountain Material
transported from the summit down the rocky path
a mile and half to the site by hand the n
gagged making two trips a day. being favored by
exceptionally good weather. The hut has two win
dows which are glazed with wire glass but there
are no furnishings other than blankets IT not be-
ing intended for camping parties.
Messrs. David Misel and Henry Loewy. of New
York who are making an extended tour through
the New-England States. passed Tuesday at the
Summit House. Other recent registrations include
Mr. and Mrs. John Salmon Miss Gertrude White,
]. Palmer. Seymour. L. Smith Miss S. NJ. Ketcham.
f, F. Robinson Miss E. NJ. Blackburn Miss Clara
V Owen. Joseph Ernest. Miss L. Campbell. Tired
well Wolley. A. S. ROsenbaum. F. ". Blanchard.
Miss NicolI. Miss Carlotta NicolI, E. n. Floyd
Jones James V. Donovan, Miss Clara V. Donovan
Miss Gertrude R. Donovan. Miss Lillian A. Dono-
van, Miss Veronica A. Donovan, B. F. Donovan
DR.. Charles X. Bridden. Miss Ada Bridden and
Miss Nellie Bridden all of New-York
AT JEFFERSON ON STARR KING.
The Waumbek- and-Cottages in jefferson. are
filing rapidly. the number of guests now enter
tained being larger than that of any other White
Mountain hotel The pleasant weather Of the week
has favored driving, and many parties have re-
turned from all day trips report delightful out
ings.
The golf course is in prime condition. and many
excellent score cards have recently been handed
in. Horace Rawlins. the club professional. return
ing card of 76. tieng Vardon's record OF a year
ago. and Walter E. Egan of Chicago. has returned
a card of 81. which beats the amateur record pre-
viously held by z. NJ Daley. OF New-York.
Charles L. Raymond. of Chicago. offered hand
some trophy. to be known the Raymond Cup.
for the July tournament
Among the cottagers from New-York are Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. De Renne and Miss Bent Mr. and
Mrs. James NJ. Stuart. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r.
Rohl, Mr. and Mrs. H. e. Adriance. and Mrs. Pliny
Miss Dorothy Fisk, Miss Edith c. Fisk. Miss Grace
Kaufman. Miss Smith and Henry Chapman
Among the visitors at the hotel are Mrs
George Merritt. Miss Julia Dawson and 3. F Daw-
Mrs D John HSinSs as6 Of NeWYoTk MT other fq
for the are NIX aSd Mrs Sewton so
r F. Munro ". H. Munro. Mr. and Mrs F. Cor
Henry NJ. Daley. Lawrence c. Daley. Nine. De
FTame Mr. and Mrs r. F dos Passos Er dos
Passos. Mr.. and Mrs. F. W Devoe Miss Devoe,
strong, F Howard Armstrong. William c. Arm,
nG ss Sf Fore9rc R9r ST Emmn
Recent arrivals include Mrs. T F. Jeremiah. Mrs.
Manning, Mr.. and Mrs. E s Van DYKE. Mrs.
Thomas Porter Mrs. P. R Robinson. Miss Sted-
Ellsworth. Mrs x G. Morgan. Miss Katharine
Morgan. Mr. and Mrs, ]. D. Foote. J. E Barton.
THOMPSON. Miss f. Thompson. Mrs. NJ. 4. Ulman,
of NaU VI nj Mr. and
Mrs NJ W Larendon. Miss Leita R. Larendon and
Alexander r. Gaze, Of Brooklyn
IN THE CRAWFORD NOTCH.
The long piazzas Of the Crawford House are de-
licously cool evenings and are always filled with
merry parties Baseball is demonstrating It's popu-
larty among visitors. mines. Crawford and
Coos, composed Of guests and employees. having
played three exciting games this week, Crawford
taking the rubber The links draw their share of
attention, and interesting results are always as
lively short is fun of natural hazards Among the
A L. Mordecai and 5. r. Plantens. consul of HoI-
land New-York with Mrs. and Miss Plantens.
the central location OF the hotel and it's convenience
for transient visitors making II always an interest
brilliant affair. and the presence of a number OF
guests include Mrs NJ Holman Miss A. Hoiz,
man Lewis Werner. Mrs. Samuel wallach Miss
Sanford af saItus. Miss Abby S. Howell. Benjamin mia
Pasqkuss. William e. Hetzel, Miss Fanny King
Among the attractions at the Profile House this
season are two ns fine new courts for the game Of
been erected on the terrace behind the tennis
courts. Among recent arrivals John Cornell.
F.. NJ Fulto. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wyman Jones. J. b.
Fletmann. Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Davis Mr. and
Mrs James n. Benedict. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Mead.
William Bristow. Mrs Bristow. j. B. Black Miss
Minnie Black. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Tvombly. Miss
NicoH Miss Carotta Nicoll and H. F1oyd-Jones.
MAPLEWOOD GAYETY.
The we'll kept park in front of the Maplewood.
nd rurf Is
one of the attractive features Of the hotel.
The registrations include Mr. and Mrs. John Dit