New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-14
IN The WHITE MOUNTAINS
Life at the Many Resorts Is Made
Enjoyable in Various Ways.


IN here, with accommodations for thirty cars and
Efficient men In charge. Many parties here for
che season have their own motors with them,
and are becoming familiar with the excellent
White Mountain roads that were widely ad-
srtised a the week OF the climb to the clouds"
There are many routes available from Breton
woods. which is centre from which all parts
az the mountains may be reached in single
days trip with ease
Several parties have arrived here this week
rom New York, making the entire trip by
rotor. Among them are Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
wilder. who are at the Mount Washington.
sfsyor Weeks and family OF West Newton have
slso been among visitors OF the week.
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. Of New-York. is
a guest at the Mount Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. T Z Parker. Miss Dorothy
parker and Miss Smith. OF New-York. arrived
q; the Mount Washington on Monday when
Mrs. J. Blake White returned there from visit
- Mrs John Il. RunnelIs at her summer home
Il Chocorua, y. h
4 bowling tournament at the Mount Wash
,ngton on Friday evening between teams from
ths two Breton Woods hotels resulted In vic
ssrv Tor the Mount Pleasant. Several Mount
pleasant guests went over 10 see the finish and
&c applaud the vicIors-
The executive committee Of the Breton
Woods Golf Club. which was chosen this week.
includes S. David Walton Paul Wilcox. DR.. J.
Rlaks White. the latter also president OF the
club, al OF New-York: Dr.. Charles E Clark OF
lynn. and George ". White. OF New-York. The
months golf events VIII be most interesting.
and VII include tournaments. matches between
this and teams OF other hotels. the first OF which
VIII be with the Pine Golf Club OF St Johns
bury. VI
Nr. and Mrs. George Austin Morrison. OF New
yerk are at the Mount Washington Mr.. and
Mrs \ 3. Loundberg. Of New-Yorz. are spend
spg the month al the Mount Pleasant House.
III and Mrs. Robbins 3. Smith. c. z Gregory
and Miss Gregory are other New-Yorkers- They
arrived on Tuesday. while the Rev. Frederick
Lynch, pastor Of the Pilgrim Congregational
Church OF New-York. ana Mrs. Lynch are also
there Mrs. Julian D. FaIrchild. OF Brooklyn.
has Joined AIr. Fairchud at the Mount Wash
ington-
M and Mrs c Z Tenney and Miss suIlo-
way. OF New-YorE. have arrived a. Breton
Woods II their automobile, ana Mr.. and Mrs.
william A Hal and Melvin Hall are other New
Yorkers travelling through the hills by motor
who have visited Breton Woods this week
Among 3Lsplewood Affairs have been q Sun
sight dance fl the Casino on Monday and q card
party On Monday evening. a bowling tourna-
msnt on Tuesday evening and a goIf team match
az Bethlehern a golf match with Profile on
at North Conway a handicap tournament on
Thursday on the golf links. and full dress ball
n the evening, ball game between Maplewood
aid Bethlehem az Bethlehem. Maplewood
SstAlehsm at MAplewood On Saturday IN 8
kzrn game sad e concert by the Euterpea Male
Quartet CT New-York, in the evening at the
Casino.
About forty guests from the dapIswood drove
e~e= 20 Sunset Ein on Saturday 70 see the golf
snstch between the Maplswood and Sunset Hiu
As1nA
There have been many New-York arrivals
1nong those coming 10 MapIewood for the re-
bnGlnder Of the month. Among them arc Mrs
a N Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs J. K. Andrews
~. and Mrs. ". r Lynde, Mr.. and Mrs. z. II
Johns, Mrs. J. q. Seaman. Mr.. and Mrs NJ H
5uIley. Mrs. s. a Cary and Miss A B. Cary.
The Balsams at DixviIIs Notch, is doing a
grand business many persons being attracted
there BY tha fact that there are thousands OF
trout In Lake Gloriette. and that every morning
finds these fish served up at breakfast It is
the only hotel In the mountains that boasts
trout on the menu every day from the opening
OF the season until its close
The Hampshire Inn, ct Colebrook. which Is
one OF The 'furtherest north" hotels. is enter
tairng several NEWCOMERS this season.
The young women Of the Profile House and
cottages gave dancing party on Monday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs William G. FIemming. OF
Nsw-Yorll. are at the Profile, where Mr. and
hrs. J. J. Goodwin. or New-York, have opened
their cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. H. z. Meeker, Mrs
George Adee and Miss Adee. Mr.. and Mrs. D. H
James Mrs. W. J. Milne and Miss Ruth Milne
Grz- Russell Hoadley and Mrs George L Ron
aids are among the NEWCOMERS who arrived
at the Profile this week.
The Profile House IS entertaining more New
York guests than any other hotel In that vicin-
~. many OF the Oldest Rnickerbocker families
being represented IN its numbers.
Mrs. y. y p barrow, OF New-York. was
hostess az the Arst golt tea OF the season, which
was given ar the Profile Golf Club house on
Saturday afternoon putting contest was the
feature q the afternoon. et which the first prize
was taken By Charles Jackson. Of New-York.
The hotel orchestra furnished music for the
affair
Tie Bethlehem season is IN full swing. and
halls, golf tournaments. ball games and tennis
tournaTnents are among the many exciting pas
times with which Bethlehem visitors enjoy
themselves Balls on Saturday evening at the
Sinclair Friday evenings at the Upiands and
Mondays az the Arlington are all attended by
guests and cottagers Of other hotels, and many
80 down 70 the Thursday evening ball at Maple
wood as well.
4nterVa1e waking up. and the August fes-
tv1ues are enjoyed by hundreds OF persons.
among them many NEWCOMERS. Mounts Sur
prise and Kearsarge have been assembled by
many parties from the Lntervale, Langdon.
Bellevue and Pendexter houses. and driving has
also been a popular form Of diversion. The
Saturday evening hop at the Intervale the
host brilliant OF the season, and a large number
q guests from other hotels and the cottage col
ony were present 10 add 10 the number OF the