New-York tribune., 1903-08-30

f2 FsG0Ed Pea was in the Mount g
and was made by MF 8 oHaioran s the previous rec:
ord Was zig and was made by Robert Noble.
third birthday at the Mount Washington Thursday.
Mr. GaTds honor eatute gaVs o M stag 6neP wa m
a birthday cake, with twenty-One lighted tapers.
Miss Madge spear Of YORK i'ss are making s'
visit of considerable length at the Mount Washing
Mrs. W J. Trowbrdge Miss Trowbridge, Mrs.
family party which is making its second visit this
sumner at + the f Mount Washington Mr and Mrs
last, spend September at this hotel.
n McGrew are among the recent arrivals at the
Mount washington and win spend several weeks.
many that former August records are likely to be
makes all welcome and to feel that no matter how
receiving special care and attention by the hotel
The Rev. and Mrs William H. Haskell, of Am
herst, Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Haskell,
the Hail this week for Visit of several Weeks a'
ersi g. MedTnghaus Of 81 Louis guest of Sew
R P. simpson. Mrs. c. W thompson and Miss
H. Thompson & & are three Baltimore women whose
genuine p ea pleasure re- to the many guests there
aTvag and M at s and b GeSTge & Fuller e are are
remain to enjoy the beauties OF September in the
AT the Waumbek there is no decrease in the de-
nand for rooms which has been so large during
one is on hand to take it, and it sometimes happens
that guests who would pr9long their stay find their
vious engag gements So many Waumbek patrons
know of the beauty and charm of September at
Jefferson that no serious break in the present
household will occur until well into next month,
and not few will retain their until the
closing day-October !.
Dinner parties have engaged the attention OF
many this week, and the private dining room has
been the scene of many Jolly parties. Tuesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sidney CARPENTER enter
tanned party of seven about round table deco
rated with purple flowers and ribbons. The diners
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs Philip
Rhinelander DR.. and Mrs. c. L. Lindley and Miss
Andrews
The annual golf tournament for started
Wednesday morning. with thirty entries, among
them being several golfers of national reputation.
The prizes given by the Waumbek are handsome
silver cups. which have much admiration. The
last Saturday.
That q considerable number of guests enjoy
cup of tea while listening to excellent music, was
demonstrated Friday afternoon The office was
we'll filled at o'clock when the musical tea ar
ranged by the hotel mana cement, began.
the progressive euchre in the Bohemian room, Fri
day evening. Twelve games were played OF which
Mrs. Gould eleven. also the first prize, Sill
buckle. Mrs. Witherell won ten games, and a
silver combination pencil and paper cutter. Mrs.
Mclaughlin was consoled for the loss of eight with
a pretty folding scrap basket. Lemonade and CAKE
served after the games.
George w. Perkins who, with his famlIy, is
spending a month at the Waumbek, enjoys the
beautiful drives around Jefferson, and every DAY
the family party goes for long ride IN a trap
with four black horses. The children go horse
The Waumbek golf team has won in every match
It has played this summer. Matches have been
played with teams from neighborng hotels every
week.