New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
1T THE W4UUBEK.
Drifting Popular Pastime Because
of Excellent Roads

jefferson y H. July IS CSpeciaD Crowded trains
have arrived in the White Mountains since July
n The first golf handicaps Tor cups offered BY the
hotel are being played the Waunbek, az Jef-er-
SOY Davidson Lloyd. OF Pittshurg. OF the low
score men has been round the course n 3 H Mel
son Raymond. OF Boston. is another strong mem
Der Of the team The putting course on the east
lawn is popular. and many find It a good practice
spot.
Walter Ferguson. r.. OF New-York, has Mountain
View cottage FOR the summer. Mr.. Ferguson brings
"A eo-ho-sepower ROcher-Schneider motor car which
he handles equally as we'll as the chauffeur Hs
takes in all the opportunities for sport which the
hotel offers and has been trOUtnS on Two or three
occasions with the guide. Fishing IN Israel River
this week With fly only. he landed several large
sized trout.
Prominent Philadelphia arrivals at the hotel this
week were Mr. and Mrs. S. H Austen, who made
the trip from Philadelphia IN Mr.. Austen's =
horsepower Panhard- Mr.. Austen IS gol-er-
Considerable interest IS ceutrins n the WaurnheS
baseball team. Two interesting games have been
played this week with the Fabyans- The team
has been strengthened by placing Gilman at nTst
base Gilman was one OF the Dartmouth guards N
that colleges football team last fall. and his %
pounds Of weight are effective Captain Ready, OF
the Dartmouth ba sebal team this spring, as pitcher
for Waumbek has opposing teams az his mercy
Waurnbek guests find much pleasure in driving,
owing TO the excellence OF the roads and livery
The horses have been selected with great care
and each driver has his particular horses under
perfect control! SO that the prevalent automobile
scare In the White Mountains this year has little
effect at the Waunoek
Mr. and Mrs Robert ". Gibson and family. OF
New-York guests at the WaunbeA- made the
trip to the summit o. Washington on Tuesday.
having a good day for the view.
The sunday evening sacred concerts at the
WauYnbek are interesting for large numbers OF
guests i. Willard Flint and H Nelson Raymond.
We'll known oratCrio singers OF Boston. have sung
on these occasions, and a few numbers prepared
with great care and given by the orchestra nave
taste
Among recent arrivals are;
Mr.. Henry Lea Miss Juliet c Lea, Mrs Bryan
Lawrence Miss White 4 Graet. OF New-York; Mr. ana
Mrs Edgar williams. OF East Orange. y J: Mr. and
Mrs Tohn c Av=ru. Of Norwich. Conn. Mr. and Mrs
5 II Austen Mr. Mrs. F. T Suly Oakley. Miss
NJ r Neage Mrs. II L Frederick. Miss Ella CLARK.
Mss Dorothy Kelly. OF Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs G..
tsuyou lr OF Elizabeth. y J.. T. c. SrOcdard. Judge
Henry Sfad6ard OLA MunSon OF New-Eavea; Mr..
ana Mrs Il. \. Raymond Mr and Mrs. h f Arns1en.
OF Boston. ana Mrs Francis Waite. Richard J.
White p. Elliott Mss Thomas. Of Balti-
more. Clarence NJ Roof. OF Lakewood. Mrs James
Talbot Root OF Ridge. Y J: Lillian Wilson.
Of Flatbssh: Miss Willing Chicago: and DIS
George G dudley Wnsed. Conn. Mrs. oliver Car
ter, OF Trenton
Francis White and party. OF Baltimore have
taken Brookside cottage. and Miss Willing has
WEyonda-