New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
HITEMOUNTAIN RESORTS
Mach Midsummer Gayety-Many
Visitors at the Hotels.


of the hostesses st the Profile is Mrs. W. n. p
5lar-ow OF New-York. who has had guests all
summer. Mss s. II. Matthews Is at the CoTne!
cottage and Miss Ruth Ashmlore. Of New-York. Is
st cottage No :. Mr.. end Mrs. EwaId Fleitman,
pf New-York who have opened their cottage. have
brought with them bevy of pretty young girls.
vYulis-a W. Lawrence. Of Portland. is a guest at
cottage No. 4. and Z. II. Fulton, Jr. of Ne~-H ork
s,.e folned his family at the Fulton cottage Mr..
end Mrs W y. P DarroW have been entertaining
zir. ard Mrs. &. Edward Pope Of Chicago Mrs.
J. Z Taylor Is entertaining at her cottage Mr.
anc Mrs. A Wander Veer, Of Albany Winthrop
W Ala-ich Of Providence. is a guest at the Draper
cottage Mrs. Eben Draper and her youngest son
have Just returned 10 the Profile cottage from a
cruise In Mr. Diapers steam yacht Mrs F. w
sfUn6v Nr. and Mrs. A W Mundy and Floyd
MANDY have Joined tho HaskiRses their cottage.
which the Aiundys sharing with them this
season
George A Adee, OF West Chester. n. y, whose
Saughter Miss juliet. the silver cup IN last
-reek.s putting contest, has Joined his family at
ahe Profile, where Cornelius y. Bliss with his
Family, Is spending the month & N Bliss 'r-'
Tuesday
At the Maplegood life has been gay this week.
pnd the usual round has served 10 keep guests
good humored and busy. sunlight dance in the
Casino Monday. card party in the evening"
tennis tournament. two baseball games. two golf
tournaments. grand ball IL the Casino and many
other affairs have taken place a fine string OF
saddle horses has been added TO the Maplew
stables In charge Of a riding master.
william Wonderly Filter, Of Philadelphia, with
his family, IS at the Maplewood- j. r Boss OF
New-York. has Joined his family here, and Ar.
and Mrs L c Higgins and Murray Higgins OF
Elizabeth X. J., are among the arrivals OF the
week Herman Ridder, of Newly orks and Mrs.
F2idder and Victor F. Rider are at the Maplewood
sor q long stay. Mrs. Edwin II. Rodgers and MISS
Ethel Rodgers, OF New-York. are at the Maple
wood where this week there have been over one
hundred arrivals.
Al the Crawford House there has been a long
list Of arrivals and series Of interesting occur
rences, which began with & dove german on FIJI
nay evening. There WAS a supper after. and on
Tuesday evening Mrs Stitt OF NeW-AorK gave
party to many Of tiler friends
T al Emerson of Charleston S. G, is with his
family at the Crawford. where AIr. and AIRS.
Alfred Thomas Of Worcester. are also Mrs
Tl1cius Tuttle wife Of President Tutte. q the
Boston and Maine Railroad. arrived in her private
car at the Crawford this week. accompanied by her
daughter Mrs Reuben Carl Foster. OF Baltimore,
end Mr. Foster. They viii remain several days
M L. L. Pratt and Clarence Pratt. OF Brooklyn,
sre among the New Workers at the Crawford
Down on the East Side there is q splendid sea-
son. Wentworth Hall is 1lled TO overHoWlns' ana
the Eagle Mountain House at jackson is refusing
sppI.csttons daily. a play was given by guests
OF the Eagle Mountain House this week for the
heneat OF the jackson organ fund at which nearly
hundred dollars was raised There was a4so .
leap year party in which the young men mas
nueraded a german in which Mrs. c H Kellogg
III
ton given tbs cast in the amateur play.
The opening of the new Gray's Inn' at Jackson
occurred Monday. Many old patrons or tne
former Gray's Inn. which was destroyed py nIe
two winters ago, came up for the housewarIn-
ing which included q dinner and concert py the
orchestra The new house Is hsndsome, attractive
su its architecture. which IS ElizaberhaI- 1t Is
large and rambling, with great dining room. ball
room, rotunda and large parlors- This house is
under the same management as its predecessor
and Will soon be filed for late August and Septem-
be-.
Mr. and Mrs. James Timpson and family. OF
-lev-Eork are at the Balsams, at Dixville Notch.
st which house are also WI Chaochu OF Peking,
China. and Mr.. and Mrs. H. 3. Reinboth. of At
1antic City with whom he makes his home in this
country. Ar- and Mrs.. James Yereance Charles
and Reginald Lanier. or New-York and Mr.. and
Mrs A 2. Biddle. of Philadelphia, stopped over at
the Balsana on their way TO tGs Rangeley Lakes
end the Parmachenee Clun. Mr.. and Mrs. James
D. Bel and Samuel Bell Of NeT-York. were there
their wag from Montreal to the Rangeleys-
At Bethlehem there Is much gayety, and round
of hops, card parties. picnic parties. golf tourna-
and baseball games makes trlngs interesting
sn TINS resort TO large NUMBER or persons.
. .,erT On sundsy evening, and an entertainment by
- r u PoTIer MIS- s anoertiit AlactarIan gave
q card party al her tTsncola inn cottage, and a
were wen nued with golf. tennis and driving.
The Forest t1ill al Franconia has been very gay
this week. with several private parties gwen oy
various guests ano plenty OF baseball ana ii GOT
has been interest in gof than II any other
sport although a game Of baseball has been the
st tne Sunset Hiu with his daughter Etnel made
The presentation Of the ingalls, golf cup TO the
winners last week. Miss HtIbrun and Miss Page
wen the tennis tournament al the Sunset i'm
House on 4aonoay ana on tne ssine evening w. ?,
IN the golf club house. General Il S. Hawkins,
g 4. With his family 2 us. i again at the Sunset
~ her cottage on Monday evening, and Mrs. Gil
Hote iooE oH sugar Hi. this Week Mr. and
Ing Mr.. and Mrs Victor c Hungerford of New
Al the Twin Mountain House the weeks affairs
have included book party, given by the Amuse-
sle1t Society, in which twenty tabeaus were
On ETiSav s1,eU1nsL 4 cioc[' eolf Contest uaS
prominent among afternoon affairs and the three
Louis Ansbacker Of New-York. at the Twin
Mountain House. which also entertains Mr. and
tdTs. Joseph BENJAMIN Misses S Goldsmith and
Elsa Mayer, F. F. Trevoe. 3. i. Parsons, Pau
s9smin s.. s. E W. W. Engt 5ss tb and 4 b WsikeT k
Eabyaa House. on Monday evening a shrtwaist
the brake party to the ball game at Twin Noun
Tain included large number of young people.
Tuesday evening twenty, five OF the young women
Of the house, assisted by Louis Kelso, gave a
play, THE old Maids Association" which was de-
hundred spectators. This was followed by an In
baseball team. and this was pronounced the
Among the New-York arrivals Of the week at the
2. o. Heyn Mrs. =. Schwab Miss Eta Schwab,
s4rs. l. Ranger. the Misses Ranger Mrs. H.
.s.runhsl the Misses Grunnbal. Mss Rosenheim and
The nasquerade ball on Tuesday evening was the
great anair Of the week, and one in which forty
couples participated The costumes ranged from
Mrs. August Isccci and Paul Iaccici, Of New York
week -AO-'-'A'1i 'i0DSe' ~ 0al''et'' tlis
:aas l n DSe kS5ES NctcR Of Il is 3, at the
Sershfeld Carl G. Rasmus. New-York. is at the
Miss .cedelia II. Cox Of New-Yori. who has