New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
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six Following is the makeup OF the teams ana
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September guests at the waumbek are sufn-
GENTLY numerous TO keep the hotel well filed The
weather during the week has been IDEAL and all
kinds Of outdoor sports have been very popular
In a four ball match Wednesday Horace Raw
Inns lowered the record OF the Waumbek golf course
TO 20 beating his own record by strokes Tho
record had stood % for some time. and had
been made By several players. Two weeks ago
RawIins shaved of. and u was record which
was thought likely stand for some Tina Raw
Ilns's card Wednesday was:
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The match IN which the record made was
between RawIlns and John Raymond against f. III
and l.. c. Daley
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Perkins entertained soms
relatives and friends at "a private dinner In Ono
way which they are occupying. Saturday even
ing. the occasion being Mrs. Perknss birthday
anniversary. There were twelve at the table.
o. C. Barber a prominent Nsw-Torssr. spsnt =
few DAYS at the NaumDek tlls week. Nisisink mn
daughter Mrs. Arthur d. Bevan. who with her hus-
band DIR. Bevan. Ia making a long visit hers Mr..
Barber accompanied by Charles III. Palmer,
also OF New-York.
b. F. Dawson. Of New-York Is making second
visit this summer az the waumbeE. He Is visiting
his grandmother. yIrs Merritt. who is spending ths
summer here.
Mrs. Francis Forbes and Miss Adele Forbes. or
New-York ars making their first visit at the
waumbek 1t Is probable they will extend their
stay until the closing OF thu hotel
The annual ball at the MOosiIauke. Breezy Point.
Saturday evening was the social affair OF the
son. and was attended By AL the guests. The ball
room was prsttily decorated with autumn leaves
and bright green which had not yet turned
The guests of the Moosiiauke few days ago
PLAYED that ft Christmas. and had a largo fe
tree. loaded with prssentA Arthur Leonard and
Donald Hemingway iInDersonated Santa Clausand
distributed the gifts>
Mrs. H B. Reinoorn arrived at the Bslsams.
Dixvflle Notch, this week, Tor her usual autumn
with her Master WI Chaochu. son Of sx-Ministes
WI. Master Wa Is preparing 60 enter college and
will remain at the BaIsams some weeks
Some recent arrivals at the Balsams are Mr. and
Mrs. Carl 6. Rasmus. William Rasmus. Miss Laura
Farnham. Miss Anna Pecker. Mss Mary Pecker.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Fuller G; A RUSSELL DIT. and
nd Mr f1 Pt,r 1 anu Misses Poffi,S NJ snS
Mrs. John Middleton, Mr.. and Mrs y. q Ambrose
BRETON Woods is entertaining a very largo NUM-
Der Of September guests. and the Mount Washins-
ton will remain open until October>t. Tho Mount
Many Of the visitors who have spent the entire
summer az BRETON Woods nave returned % their
homes. but their places have been quickly hlled by
others who have been spending the summer az tha
ton Woods House count has been nearly as farss
remain through a ihe MONTH and tss ssDtsnssr
d0ings will be as gay as those OK August
places in the Mount Washington. and aror6s mucn
amusement for spectators as well as healthy ex-
ercise for the athletes. Among those noticed in
the pool on recent morning were Morgan
&; X Towie r +; LANES n Brdr- Chester PsI..
mer Mr. Emmett. Kenneth Hin. II II. Thomas.
Miss Julia MenseL "Dannie" Mensel and Miss
William Bliss. Of Boston is making his second
visit Of this summer ar the Mount Washington.
Mr. and Mrs = R Emn1ons Miss n L EamOns
and Miss Martha Emmons. OF New-York are 2
months At the Mount Pleasant This hotel viii re-
Tear. SRen od have been H. Considered passbie
Mrs Norman l. Munro ,t and Mrs =. y. rS %oot-
lyn. comprise party recently registered AT the
Rishop and Mrs W A Leonard. OF Ohio. repre-
sent the church in the Mount Wasn1gton house
hold. They will probably remain until the closing
Mrs p Pohemus ard . MIS- a The N .51 or
on the Maine coast are at the Mount washington
Mr and Mrs Joseph sJickney. of New-Yor<. who
hsxe , SSSa pfR Re Mo1n s wasRnston FOR 5 Of
several weeks Mr.. Stic<ney is the largest stock
"I late arrivals g ne Mount Washington are:
Burnham Hiss Burnhar. Mrs p: W. G. KeIllnser.
Miss Ksllinger. = d Maynard Edward g TRIP J.
I,.o BlaS w9s aver. Sr and Mrs ciarsncs
MR. u r REFS. Miss REFS William c Refs. jr.
Edgar a Green Mrs Ed ", Y Mas, Mason Miss NJ.
god 3 sSslss2 IA Chaplin k MsS YSu7E Mss
Mrs r. Archer. Miss A. @. Miller Mr. an Mrs
'c;eorss " Krkser. VT and Mrs R. Camp
s SSih n Miss a0IS a Ls az a Jolsrd = Il
y9ssi1' Ms. f Fsla Msssn Mss Fa Ms.da