New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
MANY CHANGES IN THE GUEST LIST OF
THE WAUMREK.

Jefferson. y H. Aug. . (speclaD-The regret
ful farewell Of many Of the July patrons and
the, arrival of August crowds have made marked
changes in the guest list OF the Waumbek-and-
Cottages this week. Among the arrivals are Mr.
and Mrs H. /. Judson. Miss Helen Y. Judson.
D. A I.oring. Father James !. Flood. Mrs. a. )
Hercrden Edward NJ. DALEY. Lawrence NJ Dal-
lev Mrs Charles a sherman. Miss Corrinc A.
sherman. Mrs. Augustus kourtze. Miss n w
Neuhoff Mrs. John r Martin. Miss :. l.. Sea-
man Mrs James W Hart, Miss lnman c. ;.
Irr1an Of Ncw-York Mr. and Mrs David +.
Manning. Robert y MannluG. Judge and Mrs.
James e church. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Crittenden,
Mr. and Mrs James s. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs
y. s Brewster. Mr.. and Mrs. CrowcH Haddon.
jr Of brooklyn Mrs. W. II. Mcclure. Miss Rice,
A NJ Reed. Of Albany; the Rev. Or. and Mrs
Charles H. Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel S
Beard. of Lakewood: Baronc \. Branca. of Flor
once Italy.
Miss Hurlhut, Of New-Tork. entertained a num-
ber of her friends a card party In the Bohemian
Room Of the Waumbek Tuesday evening.
The Waumbek's Sunday evening concerts, at
which mixed quartet. consisting Of David B.
P;umcr. tenor; Miss Flora Mae BeechinS. of New
York. soprano; Miss PcrCis Thompson. ccntralto
and George ] Iydcckcr. OF New-York, barytone
sings. are well suited the pleasure of guests
Last Sunday evening special numbers were given
by request at the close of the regular programme
The musical recital given at the WaumpeN on
Friday evening by Mrs. Seabury Ford' OF new
York. under the patronage or Mrs. AUSTIN rllli
was a complete success and enjoyed by large
audience.
Last Saturday a rainy day at the Waumbek
and the ping pong tables were the scene of tour
engaging eighteen OF the women ana
twenty-five of the men. 1t the most interest
ing of season thus far. Miss Alice r. Clark OF
New-York, the guest of the Misses Carpenter at
the Waumbek. winning in the women's finals and
+. c. Inman, of New-York winning In the men
icass.
,IalS Golf
held on Monday evening. when designations
from the official list were received and considered
new officers elected and men or mmeae
settlement The list Of club officers Is now as rGf
iGMs uGge 5amss Snfy e6hTSh Of Rrooyh 3eepTes
dent Robert F. Manning of Brooklyn seGre{S6y 6y
erning com PmitteeTRe above officers John e
a. T 9n AHdTew B. COBB Of Boston
Greens committee-John AdraRSe a " ! 90Sn- 2dn-
ing Of Philadelphia; John D. Raymond, of Oh, Chi
dieap committeeIJohn Cor f. Adriance, ]. J. oDono-
hue and John D. Raymond . !, , .h
low score men competing for the Raymond Cup
on Waumbek links Scotch foursSme S PYnd0 pay d0r
ohue. jr has occupied the latter part OF the week
f9 Portland th9 team who are making circuit of the
, the a ep seonsders ren
ened by the arrival this week OF Judge Cnurch'
Lewis W. Washington, w. C. Downing and j.
tennis series over at Mount Pleasant this week
They We're represented by Miss Gregory, or irving
ton Hudson: Miss Ogden, Of New-York ana A
tt Compton tr Elton G. Lttel. +. G. Inman and
c. Whitney Carpenter jr. of New-York. The Mount
Pleasant players included Miss Somers, OF Brook
line: Miss Woodward, of New-York; h Y Wood
ward, L. Everett Hilliard. Messrs- Fuller and Cook
Waumbek won the mems doubles ana mixed dou,
bles and in the singles, Carpenter. l4ittell ana
Inman were nvincble. Miss WOODWARD was the
star player for Mount Pleasant
Within a few DAYS after opening the new Mount
Washington full The facilities afforded for
the comfort and entertainment or guests are n ui-
surpassed. and a number of the incoming guests
hailed from surrounding mountain hotels where
Among New-York arrivals are MIS-: Thomas f
jeremiah, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Van Deventor. A. w
Porter Mrs Charles A. Runk. Mr. and Mrs Will
lam Brinkerhoff. Mrs. Frances b. Eager, Mr. and
we'll Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Cotton, A. Il. Wander
poel, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Nanderpoel, Mr. and
Mrs Robert f Lee. MI. and Mrs. Il. g. Mott