New-York tribune., 1902-08-17

and tennis still claim the attention OF many OF 'ne
old devotees. but there are as many VINO ueSo'e
their time to riding, clay pigeon shootlhs' oI pe
pong. There is the finest array OF prize cups ioi
efficiency in these various forms of sport on eX-
hibition at the Waumbek which are to De seen
anywhere in the mountains. Riding is not otlS
popular at the Waumbek. where string OF sauIie
horses from the Ocean County hounds, at Lake
wood is in charge of competent instructors. but
the Mount Pleasant Mount Washington FrOie
and Twin Mountain houses have introduced
saddle department.
The new Jefferson Notch Road. connecting JET
ferson with Mount Washington and the central re-
sort section of the mountains by most beautIiui
and picturesque route through wild ana 1oreS'
covered section. is practically completed anu l'p
resents one of the most remarkable feats In ROAD
building in modern times. The road crosses t"e
biebes+ mountain pass in New-England that OF
Jefferson Notch. and has been under cohstl '0'.
for the last two years, under the super si'i
c,ata Agent Ethan Allen Crawford Cra"loiL
escorted the first driving party over tne ns"
on August g. which included Miss Cra"Ioru' L "a
Cfrd ir Miss NJ a j. FrothinghaIn OF bos-
49,. Mic Grace NJ Burt. Philip H. Burt anu
tl,, u R,rt of Newton. Mass. the last naiieu
being editor of the daily paper Puui'i'
washington Among the CLOUDS .,, .o
d" va e ,.. I,o.e of Boston delightfully."- enter
.,..s - 1a-ge narty of friends by means Oh soi'
putting contest by candle hght OH @ 'i - baen
on Tuesday evening y nine hoie - IT,
,.z i+b tbe nroper candle in each cup anu 'iie
~, poue offered three appropriate Prices A'
women and as many for men, ana aDout To-, -. - rI1
o.'l. . artoved this novel test of skill Miss HeIen
V Iudson of New-York won first women . ~
,I, EtbeI Richards second. and MISS nao'
80 f cambridge third Lawrence DaileS' VI
~. Wi, was winner among the men, D. ~
RIoon,er OF Cincinnati, second anu Ae''
ington of New-York, third NJ,
Mic L Mcdowell Rice, OF Worthlhs'oi'
contributor under nom de plume 10 lhds,IiiI san
and the author of plays, is guest u - ~ +Le
Mcclure of Albany. at "ls"dAi - Of
II-a,,r,bak Mrs Hortense Hibbard howard u
t' W iuiI Wora, the pianist is the guest of Judge
-. 80 >-evr-York at Swan cottage, the "aurl-
~, Mrs Touis J. Beoni, of New-I ork at leuIy ny
oeh, ftn ;e entertaining DIR. and MIS- VI q
IaugRlin Jersey City; Mrs TaatiS TtSe Kirby OF
o. qr Wr and Mrs William H. Macy MI ana
Mrs George r Chamberlain ana la,LIy; anGn Mrs NJ
Tuiiv Miss isabel a. Brann, Mrs James A. Kun Kun
derford, J. Courtney PunderIGrG anu nmong late ar
ryaIS at the Waumbek. ,,....- 90,
percy Todd. OF the New-York New,Haven ana
Hartford Ra5oad G. Of + tho enPGg " " centra
Railroad, and r. T. Haskins OF the MetroPontaR pom IN
Steamship Line Mere epGePFfaeq Pumer over at
The dedication of st; Agness Church at JET
ferson, newly completed this summer through the
Bishop Bradley in charge of the diocese. and
Father Henry A Brann of New-fork. was prop
erly solemnized on Friday. Father Brann having
Mrs bury Ford, a New-York singer has been
the guest OF Mrs. Austin Flint. of New-York. at
the Waumbek this week. and at the request OF
many friends gave two informal recitals in the
music T. RgFsgh e6Ts so,ot T q
entertained in the music Wednesday even
ing at the request Of friends and those who heard
Team matches handicaps and foUrsomes have
been Of daily occurrence on the links of the Waum