New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23

nine tables. was che evenings amusement The
local pride in the achievement. The winners
Mrs. Shaw, Miss Isaacs. Theodore Wehle. Mr..
The Twin Mountain House golf team has been
hotes It o has ''I this Week PLAYED Matches %t
teams from Bethlehem and the Sugar Hin House.
chiidTen's party en- Tuesday afternoon served
which Dayton shelly of New-York. was thu prize
winner; potato race. with prize for Allss Edith
lam A. Barron. jr.. and Charlie straus proved
tneMsetVes ne neetest were aloilg the Sanes
Nathan Straus, OF Nsw-York. holds the record for
Sunday morning he caught one weighing two and
Among the late arrivals at Wentworth Hall
Jackson, are Judson y Clark. 81 the United States
Dnrg. MIS- l. y ElauS, the Misses hortense and
Bianeh Paut Miss NJ = Ross. MI and Mrs
7 7oTR Adler and George d. A'isr ali from New"
Charles C. Osborn of London. an oxford man, is
the guest of Ar. and Mrs. Shae and family. at
Wentworth Hall. Mr.. and Mrs Henry r. WOLF OF
ssoE t5 as new guests here are Mrs Seirln1
haus and Miss Neidrinshaus. wife and daughter OF
Last Saturday. evenings hop at Wentworth Han
was more largely attended than usual . due prob
hotel and the cool weather, which made dancing
a pleasure The music at the hall always inspires
fully arranged that they have become famous and
are always remembered when Wentworth Hall is
General NJ C. Wentworth is fast becoming an
expert golfer Few who have taken up the
game late in life are a match for him, and he
IaureIs The general plays on the Wentworth Hall
golf team and is always ready 70 arrange matches
hem Last Sunday evening he addressed meeting IN
the Methodist Church which Was held in apprscia-
ton of Fannie Crosby Mr. carleton read some poetic
tributes to Miss Crosby which were well received
Church was held Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day OF this week Great preparations had been
made ma t and # was virtually an old nome week for
The road for which the state appropriated S7Oa
m he b1ritt hpfv Mountain
Fahyan's. has been laid out by the commission
pointed by the Governor and Council-John Ander-
SON Charles F. Eastman and George f. Cum
mings-and the contract for the building has been
awarded to Joseph Ross & sons OF Boston; THIS
road will give tourists an opportunity 10 drive BY
way OF the White Mountain House oe5 1--we Jeuef-
pie at Bethlehem. Sugar Hill and other resorts.
fhe 1erv heart Of the White Mountains 10 tn
Mount Washington and Mount Pleasant hotels, the
T t rote and many a5Dcations for rooms which
pnt he suDniied are ire Conditions thar Obtai1
at the WaUmbek this week a number OF people
at nearby and distant hotels are waiting for that
much coveted vacant room" AT no time since the
hotel opened in June could II D. Sal9 IhaL ovs-
advance engagements for September assure con-
tinuance of this comfortable condition
The annual woman sou tot' -dIil11te ~ , s'
Waumbek links is III progress TINS week, win a. a
be held next week. and the matches are looked
forward TO with much interest by the many s0ISs
here. 4 strong team of eight men, guests OF the
Waumbek has been organized, and matches have
ali these matches the Waunbek team has been vic
toriOus. In last Saturdays handicap there We're
twenty PLAYERS Ralph Raymond won the trophy
by a net score of IS. He had the advantage Of
handicap of IS Raymond while a young player, :
skilful, and will probably have 70 be satsIeu WIN
a much smaller handicap IN future Inatcnescc
DR. Henry A. Brann, rector of ST. AgneS's Churcn.
in New-Yor. is making his usual summer WISH az
the Waumbek He is SeeoP2lRiea 5 9y h ms
Ryan of Brooklyn. DR.. Brann oficiated In st
Agnes's Chapel here last Sunday. -,
George w. Perkins and family, OF NeW-4o ORR
came to the Waumbek on Wednesday in Mr., Pe5E
kins's private They will remain here month;
Miss WaddeIl was the hostess OF a pleasant caro-
ing Her guests were the Misses Lockwood. the
Misses Todd, Mr. Frame. Mr.. Daggett ana MI, IL
tell After the games Welsh rare9It VS. 81 M
Miss Barnes was hostess OF a small party on Lno
piazza of the Jefferson on Sunday AFTERNOON iOlie
those who enjoyed cup OF tea or MISS 6sIN NGSs
brewing were Miss Maxwell Miss hnOWIton-, MS
Williams Mr.. Williams, Mr.. Punderford and MI
Mrs c. D. Clews. Mrs. J. F. Clews and Miss
Natalie Clews NEWCOMERS who are making
their summer home at the Waumbek
Fridays programme or sports at the Wdu1.lo.A
included mems team golf natch a women NI.I3
golf match, tennis match a shoot ana a OaSeoa4A
MISS F. Farley. of Nev-Yorlc is spending the
month of August at the Waumbek. and IS accom-
panied BY Miss Hay of the same city
b. Tappen FairChild, a New-Hork gOiI ana LeIiLlS
player is enjoying his vacation at the Waunloeh,
sion have sent hundreds of visitors TO the SuIilInt
of Mount Washington and special trains nave
mountain has scores of diSaDpOtntmentS 10 is
credit those who are fortunate IN optaIllhs q cIsa
handed down to children and grandchiloreh IhsIIe
are two things that nearly every VISITOR 90 -
White Mountains does-aScend Mount W ssLLlihsIO'i
and take Che trip through CIstWIOrl ; -NOtCI- -
TTbe Contract for the building OF the new Gar
reoie library in I.ittletOn has been awarded anu
work on the structure will be begun at once; Inc
House, and will be pleasing ana attractive au
dittOn TO Maln-St