New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-16

At the Langdon are Alonzo A. West. W. V. Clark.
Miss Alice F. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Goodrich.
Carter Lyman Goodrich s. B. Goodrich and Mr.
and Mrs. b. Carter.
Maple Villa is entertaining a merry party of
guests that fill the house. Riding, driving, noun
tain climbing dancing and cards fill the time with
amusement and pleasure. Among the guests are
@. w futile. NJ. A. Alpers, Dudley Berner. Miss
Harm. Miss Clynes. the Misses Thayer. Miss Nc
Clellan, Miss Watts. Mrs. Phelps Miss Phelps Miss
Alice Black and Gordon Wheeler.
Miss Cottle has guests at her log cabin sylvia
Of-the-Pines. Miss Hall and Miss Quirnby Of New
York.
Among late arrivals at the IdlewiId are Miss Car
RE l. Pitcher. Miss Ella NJ Pitcher Mrs. George
Weymouth. Miss Edith Mcclellan Hale and William
Kttredge.
Dixville Notch a little off the beaten roads of
travel, has been discovered by many to be ideal
place in which to spend the summer. The Bal
sans furnishes the most charming entertainment,
and is filled with guests all the summer Nowhere
in the White Mountains is there better trout fish
ing than in the brooks and lakes about Dixvflle
Notch many of them seldom if ever hshed Trout
form a daily feature of the menu the Balsams
and it is a favorite saying among the guests that
they are caught while you watt Guests make
frequent excursions to Enrol and Camp Diamond
and favorite drives are to East Columbia and Cole
brook.
Mr. and Mrs. H G. Barnes and Miss Edith
Barnes OF New-York are patrons of many years
who are spending the summer at the Basams
IS,
ing his vacation at the Balsams and had cordial
welcome from the young people of the hotel on mis-
arrival DR.. and Mrs II. p. De Forest spent a few
days at the Balsams on their way 10 the Range
legs
Mrs. Aldrich. wife of Judge Edgar Aldrieh. and
MISS Florence Aldrich are at the Basams for the
season.
The completion of mountain highway from
the Moosilauke Tunnel in Benton, to the Warren
Summit highway has made easily accessible to
and Hricit
spots in the entire mountain region Of New-Hamp-
Snlre. This spot has long been favorably known
is some sixteen miles from Woodsvie. With Nn mo
i iet ad[ s{a ti hle year ago hotel pro-
pieted An appropriation was obtained from the
struct highway from the hotel through tie
picturesque notch on the east side Of MooSIiauke
tanee from Warren Summit station to the Parker
Widest and most ct,r LURES 'r9ugn some OF the
known mountain scenery. A path has also been
Ialke making the ascent to the top of the noun
tam snort and easy. The views from this newly
opened locality are among the finest in the White
Mountain region Professor and Mrs. Woeltze are
\ progressive euchre at the MapIewood Thurs
ft5sy evening was an enjoyable affair. Nearly all
and the the prizes We're Won by Mrs. Frink Mrs King
neid weekly and are a source Of much good natured
The first full dress dance Of the season was held
IN IN, the Casino SATURDAY evening and was
tended and delightful music was furnished nv the
large orchestra. -
G. c. Long. private secretary Of Attorney General
Knox has been at the MaplewOod for few DAYS
Mr.. Long has rented Cottage Norto and will bring
his family here for the rest of the season
Among recent arrivals from New-York and Vi
cinity are Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkby. Walter Kirkby
george simpson. Mrs Charles Y. d. Joline Miss
4Giine, r. s Mitchell, Mrs George 5. Seward. Mrs
f.lzabeth clifford, Miss Jessie r. Clifford. Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Frettretch; Miss Frettretch. Miss s NJ
Frettretch. Miss F. =. Frettretch g. T. FrettretCh
Mrs. y. Kalman. Miss L. r. kalman Mr. and Mrs
q, A EisnSr, Miss l.. Lansuebacker, Mrs p. Brush
Miss Brush. Miss NJ. Brush. Ar. and Mrs 5 NylIpg
Mrs H. Rdder, J. Ridder Victor Rdder Mrs J. a.
SIearns, G. W. Nichols and &. +. Hulne.
rms season at the Waumbek has been especailv
notlceable on account OF the large number ~
yoUns people OF both sexes included in the hotel
guest list. Old patrons say they have never seem
80 many IN summer hotel at time before
Anu they have kept things moving all the time
they found II necessary TO get up early and go TO
ped late IN order 70 find time for all the amuse-
Inents that were planned. a tennis tOurna ment
Tor mixed doubles was played this week occOlpvine
TWO days IL was closely watched by a large 'gai-
iery. IN the preliminary round Mr. Inman and
MISS tucker won from MIR. Banks and Miss KnovTI-
ton Mr.. Littell and Miss Inman Won from Mr.
sherwood and Miss Lucy Raymond. ]. A. Allen and
MISS ~ lockwood won from Mr.. Williams and
MISS Waddell. and r H. Allen and Miss Harness
Won from Mr. Mccain and Miss Lockwood. In
the semi InalS Mr.. lnnlan and Miss Tucker won
from Mr. lAttel and Miss Inman and j. a Alien