New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10

tanning n company Of over 100 members of the
Appalachian Mountain Club. most Of them from
Boston. this week. They have tramped over the
Crawford bride path and the Great Northern
peaks; they followed the trail Of white paint
the rocky incline to TuckeTman's Ravine; they
have picnicked at Hermit Lake camp and Madison
Hut and some OF the venturesome young
men have braved chilly bath in the Lake OF the
Clouds New EnG!ands highest swimming pool.
600 feet above level The fora and fauna have
come their share of attention and early ris-
ing TO enjoy a sunrise at $50 a. m has been IN
order while the sunsets have been admired In
their turn. Altogether the trip has beer great
success and the sturdy mountain climbers are en-
thusiastic il all.
Bethlehem has been having an invasion OF dif
ferent this week Between $50 and l00) teachers
from all over New England and Canada have been
enjoying outing and combining instruction with
pleasure at tie seventy-fourth annual convention
Of the American Institute OF instruction Among
the speakers were the Governor Of New Hampshire,
who welcomed them cordially: Charles II. Reyes,
OF Hartford. President Tucker OF Dartmouth Col
lege Professor Janus. or Harvard: Albert +. Win
ship. OF The American Journal OF Education,
and Albert e Stearns, headTaster OF Phillips
Academy Audover The paper given on Wedncs
day by the latter on Athletics and Ethics"
one Of the most widely discussed OF the entire
convention. being treatment OF q subject that is
of universal interest just now-coege athletics.
The convention continued through four days or
the week. with sessions IN Cruft Han, BethIehenl,
in Maplewood Casino, and departmental sessions
in the school buildings and churches. Excursions
were made TO the Flume. Franconia Notch, Breton
Woods The Summit and other points OF interest
in the mountains.
Not for many years has New-York been so
well represented In the mountains in the early
son. At the Mount Pleasant House, there
many former patrons who viii stay the entire
season Among them Mr.. and Mrs William
Y. Creighton Kate c. Loughlin. Mr.. and Mrs A.
rTrg yDf, JTaH-vK ri and q ri
Charles c Burke and the Misses Burke. Mrs. S. +
Spooner and Mrs. Helen Batchelder.
The Twin Mountain House which was one OF the
latest to open. has several NewYork guests. Earle
G. Shaw, who arrived the day OF opening will
be Joined next week by his parents. He is one
OF tho most enthusiastic golfers of the Twin
Mountain Club Theodore wehle is there for his
fourteenth season.
At the Fabyan House. which is having its usual
large patronage several old patrons have come
from the metropolis and will stay for the season,
Not In its history has the Profile had so t su.
spcious an opening; On Saturday, the day after
cupied. Mr.. and Mrs. ". n; p; Darrow and Mr.;
a short s 1T The ue House E4 drove up FRI
day, and the house did not open for guests
con and dinner, which they ate in their own cot,
Mrs; barrow take great interest in the Profile
Golf Club, and Mrs. Darrow comes early every
1t is by far the most attractive clubhouse IN ine
mountains, and later in the season its attractive
noon teas which are given every week with diff
Mrs. Brayton Ives is at her cottage. Mr.. and
Mrs. William +. Bridge Mrs, Alexander Mrs. a
Jackson and David P. Kimball are all costly set
tied in their respective cottages Judge Martin J.
Keogh and family will not arrive until August and
have let their cottage until then j. A. Hawkes.
Early arrivals there. and Phelps Montgomery and
family. of NewHaven have opened their new cot
The Intervale House entertains its usual New
York patrons this season. among them being Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Kruger Mrs a. Buttin and
Mr. and Mrs b. Ogden Chisholm, OF New-York
are at Wentworth Hal! and vii! divide their time
between jackson and Jefferson this summer Mr.
and Mrs w. e. Thorp, of New-York. are also
M and Mrs Alonzo p. Kent of the Eagle Noun
Workers there Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. DitsoD,
who occupy their estate Thorn Mountain, Jack
son. Miss Katherine Wormley is at her Thorn
Mountain cottage, and several other cottages in
this colony will be tenanted later in the season by
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Meier and the Misses Meier
Vanderbilt MacFarlan. of brooklyn. has opened her
cottage at Francona, where she is ACCOMPANIED by
Miss Burgess and her two sons
Mrs. j. L: Andrew, Mr.: and Mrs j. w. Fosdick,
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Carlin, OF New-York. came
Wood Cottage, where they viii spend the season
Miss Augusta Michael. of New-York, is. usual
Knight are at Mapiewood cottage. ' anu MISS INA
The Maplewood Casino opened this week. and the
The Maplewood always claims the distinction OF
having the finest baseball team in the mountains
universities will be members of the team The
golf team, made up from members OF the club will
make a strong play for the interhotel champion
fractions of the resort make Maplewood one OF the
The Forest Hill. at Franconia. is one of the most
peb RHSss Of the the
aEu appeals TO many OF the fine old Yor1