New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
Interest IN Forest PreserUation-
Many Enjoy Delights of Region.

Twin Mountain. n H.. July 25 CSpeciaD.-Intsr-
est in the preservation Of the White Mountain
forests and the making OF this region into a na-
donal forest reservation is growing steadily The
presence in the mountains OF members OF thu
United States Forestry Commission gives rise to
the hope that something in this line will be accom-
plshed at the next session Of Congress
Recent heavy rains which in some places amount
ed almost TO cloudbursts, have had the effect OF
raising the mountain streams greatly beautify-
Ing the cascades. The Lake Of the Clouds on
Aiount Washington. at one time almost completely
dry, has filed I'D.
There are ten or a dozen cannps for boy,s in IN.
White Mountains this year. The boys spend their
time in mountain climbing fishing and exploration.
ana In some OF the camps study forms a part OF
the daily programme.
The guests Of the Twin Mountain House were
entertained on Monday evening by a progressive
whist party The winners were Mrs. r. J. Camp,
Earle Shaw. Mrs Edward Shaw and Mrs. Henry
Wolf The games were played in the large ex-
change of the hotel
Last Sunday coaching party. made up OF guests
OF the Twin Mountain House. drove over to the
Mount Washington House for luncheon In the
party We're Mrs T. H. Jones. Miss Jones, Miss
Frances Burnham. MIR and Mrs J. F. MCGOWAN.
George Forsyth. Mrs. Murphy and Miss Barry.
The golf links Of the White Mountains Golf Club.
at the Twin Mountains, were never In finer condi-
tion and the effects Of persistent work is every
where apparent The number OF players is large
and at the coming tournament low scores will IN
doubtedly be the order.
Guests at the Twin Mountain House seem to take
naturally to mountain climbing. induced. no doubt
by the we'll kept paths through the woods. and
cheered on by the sign boards bearing pOetical
quotations and others giving assurance that the
summit is just little higher up
Among those from New-YOrk registered at the
Twin Mountain House are Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ
Cassidy. NJ. D. Wing. Samuel Bolt. Theodore
Wehle. Godfrey GOldmann Julius Cohne. Mr. and
Mrs. A. L Bovine. Walter W. Naumburg Mr.. and
Mrs. George E Shaw. Earle Shaw. Mrs, NJ BOner.
Miss Boner Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Jones' Miss Eliza
beth McAndrews Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Dunhann,
Miss NJ. c. Baker. W. D. Dixous John NJ. sheneI,
Miss Nellie OReilly. Miss Elizabeth O'Rsilly.
Charles Fl. Morse and Frank E. Morse
Philip Rhinelander last Saturday won the first OF
the series of weekly golf handicaps. which VIII
be played on the Waumbek links during the sum
mer The prize given by the hotel silver
tankard. with handles and cover OF polished silver
suitably engraved. Mr.. Rhinelanders score was
9S. handicap Is and net s.
A handicap shooting match was held tbs new
shooting grounds yesterday
These pleasant cool days have taxed the re-
sources of the Waumbek stables. Early IN the
/ week Arthur Duncan DIoi- the host OF party
hIling two four-horse brakes which went over to
the Mount Washington House for luncheon On
the brakes were Mr.. and Mrs. Mor. Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Rhinelander. Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. B. Kip.
Mrs. Man. P. ]. Oakley Rhinelander, J. R May and
/ c. C. Bull.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P Frazier took party OF SIX
over in two surreys the day.
Nine. de Vangrigneuse came up from her New
York home Monday. She accompanied By
]. Herbert Carpenter. and will, usual. make
her home at the Waumbek for the summer.
| The game Of bowls grows in popularity rapidly.
and the courts east of the hotel in almost
stant use. George Merritt. ]. v. n. Willis and
/ G. ]. Coe are among the most expert players.
! Club pool has the call in the billiard room and
some exciting games played each evening.
/ tournament is being talked Of for next week.
i rT,a nv and NFru lin ina
( lander. of New-York, christened IN Trinity
/ Church Tuesday afternoon The child was
named after it's grandfather. Leonard Kip. who
was enc Of the godfathers the other being his
uncle, T. J. Oakley Rhinelander. The godmother
was Mrs. William v. B. Kip, an aunt - ~
/ Compton and Miss Compton of Lakewood, arrived
Ing % here imniediate teIv after landing from Europe
{ where they had spent several weeks.
/ Mountains is the climb up Mount Deception. with
start from the Fabyan House. The general YER YER
the man who named the mountain thought the
The fine bride paths on the mountains about
Fabyans have induced the nnanagennent OF tne az
/ department A fine string of horses is provided.
under the care of an experienced man. - ,..,,
at the Fabyan House on Saturday evening, and
was attended by. nearly all OF the guests OF the
John c. Spooner, United states Senator from
Wisconsin is a guest at the Fabyan House
Mrs VI Rich and Miss Rich, Of New-Hork, are
at ta6yans Ior t9e re1I,GTE i5 u bv M Ms H l.
KINGSLEY and Miss Kingsley
Lane and the Misses Levy Of New-York. enjoy a
canter the hills every pleasant morning
tritt Mrs. Zeckendorrs mother. are New-York
They win be Joined later by Judge Leventritt-
Henry O. Kent, George r Bales George n
Moses and NJ 9. Wentworth. four prominent mem
bers OF the New Hampshire Forestry Commission.
were General WentwOrth's guests at luncheon at
I Wentworth Hall at Jackson this week
The invitations of General and Mrs; wentworth
the children of Jackson to spend tne AFTERNOON
at the han were generally accepted and the won
dor was where all the children came from But
there was welcome and entertainment for them
all. and the afternoon viii remain a bright spos
Er ard Mrs Charles A. Day are spending few
weeks at Wentworth Hail. as has been u tneir d. Gus
tom Tor numoer OF years, 5Igyy sie SI-
panied this year BY Mrs o. B. Philips and Har-
Mr. and Mrs Joseph A Ryan and their son
Everett Ryan family who return year atter
year jackson. and nave the same apartments az
Nj and Mrs. Marcus Aaron. with their two chill
dren and Mrs. Louis Aaron are at wentworth HAN
A Jolly party Of young people. who have been
eroned bv Mrs n T. Gates and Mrs A. o. Niles.
was made Up OF the Misses Odina Beloin. Millis
raw, George Gardner and Gorham Winchester
Imprcmptu entertainments are the order at the
Is always found. and evenings amusement IS
worked out. Sometimes It is vaudeville, some
times IL is musical again it Is readings and rectta-
tions. but the entertainment Is always enjoyable
The house orchestra, one OF the best In the noun
tains. always be depended on TO do its share
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Matthews. OF New-York are
regular patrons OF the Crawford House whose ar
Mr. and Mrs. John Harker and family are Nsw-
Workers who as usual spending the summer at
haitian are Mr. and Mrs "a s Walker Miriam d.
walker Mr. and Mrs r J. Warner. Miss NJ En-
burg. James Enberg. Mr. and Mrs Harold Peirce.
the Misses PeIrse Mrs N. NJ simons. Laird 81
mons Mr. and Mrs ]. A- Husser and Miss Wicher-
HOLLOW CAR AXLES.