New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
N THE WHITE HILLS.
al Sorts of Enjoyments for Throngs
of Visitors at Many Points.

arrivals were heavy and the MOTEL ana cot
ages are ali nearly filed. July has been most
,stisfactory month at this resort; many who came
or a short time heightened their stay and only
rent away when their rooms were claimed by per-
ans who had made early reservations.
lawn tennis has regained its oldtime prestige at
,bs Waumbek. and the courts are in constant use
A large gallery may generally be found under the
,rses watching the matches. An interesting set of
soubes was played this week between Miss Ethel
Tuoker who won tho tournament here last sum-
,sr and Arthur Duncan Moir. against Miss Wad-
1eu and c. +. r. McCann II was close contest
srou, start finish. and brilliant plays crowded
,,,on each other IN rapid succession Miss Tucker
and Nj Moir won 10y the score of O.. 6-3. Among
,be best tennis players here are Messrs J. Apple
-, Allen Robert H Allen. +. Prescott Rowe, A.
- compton Edward NJ. Daley, Lawrence c. Dal-
,.v Alexander Y. Roe. c. E F. McCann, Cleland
Tsne5ict. /. P. Ames. c. ID. l. Schanck. Misses
rncker WaddeII Murray, Shaher Victor, WOOL
worth and Lockwood
4 nine-hole putting course has been laid out in
,-,+ of the hotel. just east Of the main entrance
IT, holes are marked with yellow flags containing
-t,,e figures. Waumbek's colors. No boyle for the
.orrse has been established as yet, but some good
scores have been made. A putting contest will be
held soon. This course makes an eNceheht pace
n practise approaching and putting
7ndge Henry Stoddard won the trophy in last
ea+,-r5av's golf handicap. 1t was pretty silver
lizard and was presented in the Office by Mana
cor Murphy. Hereafter the weekly handlcaps VIII
-
- II II Lawrence and Miss Kate White Of
-. VII who have spent several summers at the
v-ovr,bek arrived Tuesday. They are accom-
80 l,- Miss Tone and Miss Jones, also OF New
york who are making their first visit here MT.
- NJ F " Devoe. Miss Devoe and Miss l. A.
-. ~ Neyy-York are established in Bashaba,
-t,.b tbrv have occupied several summers. MI
-, p B Hartshorne Miss Estele Harts-
- Miss Lydia Hartshorne and D. r. Harts-
to-~e are New-YOrk family. who are making
,eason visit at the Waumbek
- Asrs John p Haines of New-York are
z,-- August at the Waumbek with Mrs.
T5a,-as,= mother Mrs George Merritt, who makes
,bfs her sumner home
Mr. and Mrs. H. T Judson and Miss Helen T.
7.-5eC, csr,e I'D Tuesday. Mrs. Judson Is chape-
- q ,artv Of young people composed of Miss
T-,,cae williams Miss G. ". knowlton, r.
p E-rcvvIton and James n Williams
,.-sts a. the Crawford House find the days and
erarincs too short FOR all the amusements that
are orovided for their enjoyment On wednesday
an fr,rroraptu musical was held in the music room
- the morning AZ which Mrs H. A. Hunt and Mrs.
n n Bracket sang solos. Miss A. L. Phillips
- several coon songs. and F. s. Lunt fur
,fsred q mule song. Brake loads or guests went
oyar 70 the baseball games at Fabyan's and Bret
ton Woods this week
7-ra Crawford House management has erected
an improved trap and clay pigeon shooting has
been added to the out Of door sports HORSEBACK
riding continues to grow in popularity. induced oy
sr,p7lied. Among the riders are Miss Edith Aloin
and Miss Stella Adler who spending the sum-
-yre- II the Crawford House
A bal nasque was the event Of Monday evening
and many original and unique costumes were no
need on the floor Supper was served at mid
night.
Among recent arrivals at the Crawford House
are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fosdick. Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Josiin. Mrs. William G. Taylor, Miss
NroCgua Mr and Mrs Alfred Curtiss. Horatio
Miss Meserole Mr. and Mrs. R H Kimbai, Miss
Marjorie Kiuban Mt and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson,
Miss Sara P Hall G, ". Boynton, Mrs. z. K. Pratt
and Clarence A. Pratt
Golf Is the one exciting sport at the Prohle
House. but there are always other pastimes for
those who prefer some more restful amusement.
card parties are also much in favor, and charm
ing given this week by Mrs ". n. P.
Darrow, in her pretty cottage, in honor Of her
guest, Miss Lamman.
The Rev G. G. Merrill. rector Of Episcopal
church in Buffalo. who, with his wife, is spending
The season the Profile House held service in the
hotel parlor Sunday morning.
T. n. Fulton, jr., and family came up Tues
Gay and opened their cottage. They received a
hearty welcome from their many friends here
Senator 7. L. Osgood, Of Massachusetts,, has taken
the Havemeyer cottage and arrived with his fam
lily Monday. His daughters Miss Fanny and
Miss Hanna, are expert golfers who enjoy the
links Philip Montgomery Joined his family in
here. H. c. Emmet. who. with his family. is occu-
Tying cottage No Il. Is entertaining his brother Ii
J. Z. Emmet and Mrs. Emmet Of New-York.
Judge H. II. Brown OF the United States Su-
preme Court accompanied by his niece. Miss Nor
gan Of New-LOndon. is spending several weeks at
PronIe
Among the golfers at the Profile and cottages are
George Bachelor, Frank Batfhellor. Lindsey
iappin. F. L L. Watson, H. l. Wagner and
George r. Hastings
W. r. Bridge is here for the summer, and spends
mleh o. his time in fishing. and is nearly always
surprisingly successful
Ar. and Mrs. T. l. Trowbrdge. with Professor
and Mrs. John Trowbridge are a family party
VINO have returned to the Profile after an absence
Of several years.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Hastings and Mrs Har-
Tiette Hastings are spending the summer at the
Profile
The initial trip to the summit of Mount Washing
ton by the Mount Washington circuit was made on
Monday under most pleasant conditions. A party
consisting Of Colonel Oscar G. Barron, NJ j. De
Vinney. Frank D. Gourey, Mrs. F. X Sturgis A
B. Brown. Mrs. William n. Wood, the Misses
Wood, William NJ. Wood, jr-, c. a. Wood. Miss s.
B. Johnson Miss Z. Calvin Mrs. c. A Thompson
and Miss Emily Tyler went up a special ar
rying al the summit at II 80 o'clock. After luncheon
the party embarked in two tallyho coaches and
drove down, through Pinkerton Notch, TO Glen Sta
ton The stages are now making daily trips and
the combination of rail and stage makes the most
comfortable way to visit the highest peak Of the
White Mountains.
A party from jefferson Highlands walked to the
summit last Sunday making the trip in about
four hours. After a rest and luncheon, they re
turned 10 Camp Crawford. where they spent the
night In the party were Z. z. spaulding S. H.
Carter. ". L carter and E S. Carter: ..o.
a guOe,
Identified with Mount Washington from Jhe cary
Gays the Tip-Top House died at ms nc nome, & ia IA
Gorham this week He was seVehtyy-t,wo& ~, III gTat ! > ,
old and had q strong personality, whch VIII wiz % %