New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
RUSH OF SUMNER VISITORS tn rr,,,
FAvORITE RESORTS.

Jefferson, y. FL, July Il (SpeciaD.-The prsvsn,
warm weather of July has found ready resnorrs
In the rush. of summer visitors to the White Mou
tains. and hotels and cottages in this beautiful -
gion have than doubled their house -
the last few days The excellent service sr-oss
by the railroads caused many of the Iarps -,
to open in June. and one desirable result has ~
the rounding into shape of golf courses from, -,
to four weeks earlier than the usual date go,.'
renovation has also been fully accomplishAd 4
June and there is general appreciation of this e.,
among July patrons. Never before has the nrs,
aration for their reception been so thorough
At the waumbek. in jefferson. the full eigbtss-
hole golf course has been in readiness since tba
middle of June: the tennis courts since JuIv
Ping pong bids fair to become a popular diver
sion with house guests. and the facilities which
the management has provided are in daily uss
An addition in the way of sport has been secursd
by the introduction of shooting traps The forn.
tion of a waumbek Gun Club is TO take place =,
the immediate future. and clay bird shoots viii he
frequently scheduled Trout fishing has been the
most exciting sport Of the July season The Waum
bek is fortunate in securing the services Of John
Dorr, one OF the best known guides and trout Ash
ermen in Northern New-Hampshire and Maine j
Russell May. of Boston. in company with Dorr
caught seven trout weighing ten pounds. in Moose
River. few miles from the hotel. \ second exped-
ton to a different locality 312 taken weigh
ing forty pounds. the largest catch OF the season
and enough for a waumbek luncheon
The size and furnishings OF the Waumbek unusic
room make it admirably adapted for the convey
of tone production and the daily orchestral
concerts are attended by large and appreciatve au
diences. Many guests have arrived this week and
the following are few of the New-Yorkers: Miss
Carpenter. Miss Florence Carpenter, Miss NJ G. Rem
ter. Mrs. T. d. Howell Mrs. W. H. HurIhurt Mis-.
Hurlburt, Mrs. W. c. Stone, Mrs. E A. Nichols Mr
and Mrs. Charles R. Fowler. Miss Florence Croker
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Morse, Mrs. Eugene How
F r dvar5 z
Miss Royce. Mrs. Reginald Ward. Miss Eams,
Mrs R. F. Munro. c. Whitney Carpenter ir NJ
and Mrs Philip Livingston. Miss ]. NJ Birckh@ad
Miss Louise S. Ostrom. Mrs. William A. McVckar
Miss Anna McVickar, Mrs. J. A Raynor, Miss
Alice Turnbull. Mrs. Thomas Porter, Mr.. and Ms
jeremiah Richards. Miss Ethel A Richards VIII
lam S Richards Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Duncan
Moir Mr. and Mrs William Rhinelander, Mr.. and
Van Brant Mn and ES Mrs j. r5a ID Barry yssao Mrs
William HOdsdon and the Misses Hodsdon Otner
Savannah Mrs. Garret A. HOBART Garret A Hob6s-s ~
and Miss Louise Kinsey. OF Paterson; " Gibbs
London.
Many old patrons have returned TO the MapIs-
new managers. Cilley & Murray. have been heart
lily congratulated on the improved condition OF the
house The MaplewOod has always been well
equipped for the entertainment OF select patron
age. bur the Introduction of several modern con
yeniences. among which are forty new private
baths. and the extensive refurnishng Of the hotel
Gilbert Nichols the professional will have Charge
OF the golf links this summer Among the arrivals
Miss Ida knight Miss T. G. sisson. Miss E G
Mrs 4. Schultz, Miss s. Goldberg Miss a Mcbasi sII
and Miss Douglas, Of New-York.
Mountain resorts Stands UNIQUE G es among hotels % wis h
season as formerly in the possession Of beautifully
Lection if OF eur9s po1sed plants and ferns IN me
contains the usual number of fine brook trout
Fabyan's. Crawfo-d's and Twin Mountain, al un-
have made special endeavor to perfect their golf
courses early in the season and none in the noun
fOnOwing. are, New-York registrations:
and Mrs F. E Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. a. i. Steiner
Miss l. steinbach.: L. Zeckendorf and family NJ,
" FFaH MaSSr ana Mrs fSni GeTshs T sa MIS- Mrs aK K M
hns heimer Mrs Mrs F. e Goldsmith the he. Hon; and Mrs
Crawford's-H. z Won Post Mr.. and Mrs. H. A
Twin Mountain-Nr. and Mrs A Francken
Theodore Whele. T. F. Goldmark and Mr.. and Mrs
The PrOhls House; one Of the most beautifully
situated and critically managed resort properties
a large arrival. Mr. and Mrs John Kendrick
cottage No. for another summer. and Mr. and
Mrs j. Harsen Rhoades. OF New-Hork, are amons
equipped than before ten saddle horses having
been added. in charge OF competent INSTRUCTORS
York arrivals Include j. A Hawkesworth John
w. Spies. Miss Spies. Mr. and Mrs B. A. Jessup
The furnishing OF the new Mount Washington
Hotel is now nearing completion. and every con,
venience and appointment will be installed
ready for the opening July 2s. The managers.
Anderson & Price. are TO be congratulated upon
opening this magnificent hotel the most finely
constructed resort property in New-Eng land. anu
they have already made their August bookings -or
many weeks. Grading and landscape decoration
advancing rapidly, and will be completed in
proper season. a deal OF interest attaches TO tne
property. not only among the resident but a-nonS
the resort population in the mountains, ana I aIlv
ing parties are continually taking this dlrectlon
for a view OF the hotel 1t has been the aim OF
the builder to construct hotel which should con,
tain every modern convenience for the comfort tnd
entertainment OF guests. and a large and entnus-
aStic patronage is a foregOne conclusion
The Mount Pleasant House, a short distance rS
moved and under the same management has al
ready felt the impetus given to resort travel oy Is
new hotel and the July arrival is larger than ever
before. Among the guests are Mr.. and Mrs ". .
Patten. Miss Patten Mrs. o. s BarnuIn- Miss Barss
mum, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bum. f. F. Belts. Mr. anu
Mrs E P. Goodwin. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Root and III
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