New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
WHITE MOUNTAIN DAYS.
NeU-Hampshire Visitors Find Many
Means of Enjoyment.

BRETON Woods. y. H. Aug. &c CSpeciaD.-The
Mount Washington Hotel has been particularly
favored this season in having large number Of
guests who ''came 20 stay" Although transient
trade has not fallen off noticeably there is a
marked increase in the number OF permanent
patrons and the house bids fair TO remain full until
closing time.
J. \. Coyningham. Of Wilkesbarre, PENN presi-
dent OF the Breton Woods Company has arrived
with Mrs. Coyningham the Mount Washington
FOR the rest Of the season.
Mayor John Weaver OF Philadelphia and Mrs.
Weaver the guests at dinner Of J. D. Price at
the Mount Washington on Sunday evening
Many contributions have been received from
Breton Woods guests interested in the erection OF
an Episcopal chapel here and it is hoped that
building operations VIII soon begin A site has al
ready been selected.
Ex-Meyor Matthews Of Boston and Mrs. Mat
thews are spending some time here. They made the
Journey from their country place at Hamilton by
motor
Miss S. Graham. OF Paterson n. J., who is here
has been the winner OF the Suckney Cup for two
seasons. and her friends confident that should
abe enter the contest she will carry off the prize
this season.
Archie Graham, the crack golfer. has Joined his
mother and the Misses Graham here.
4 brakeload OF young people from the Crawford
House drove over to Breton Woods on Thursday
evening and enjoyed dancing at the Mount Wash
ington for an hour. returning by moonlight
Ar. and Mrs Irving Schmelzel. Mrs. William
Perkins Tyler, George Harbeson and Arthur Taylor
OF New-York. chartered brake on Thursday for
r1oe through Crawford Notch
The Mount Pleasant IS having brilliant season.
with many social affairs A german Tuesday
might was an event Of the week, for the success of
which William McGrath was largely responsible
Thomas A. Edison, who has been motoring through
the mountains with party Of friends, was a visitor
here Saturday.
lieutenant Governor Curtis B. Guild. Of Boston
and Mrs Guild, who guests at the Mount
Washington, have been paying calls on friends
here this week.
Several athletic girls at the Mount Pleasant were
entered in this weeks golf tournament, which
AFFORDED excellent practice for the coming play for
The Stickney Cup.
There have been many arrivals by motor here
tlns week. among them being w. Robinson Brown
and party, Of Berlin, Sunday: Charles and John
Fry, Of Bar Harbor; Mr.. and Mrs George Ishau
and party, Of Chicago. and NJ s. Pollard and party,
from Boston
Maplewood has had something scheduled for
every day and evening. On Monday was the quail
Tying round for the cup presented TO the Maple-
wood Golf Club by Charles Olney OF New-York:
also sunlight oance for the children IN the music
room: on Tuesday a women's tennis tournament for
q otp presented by DR. Tenney. Of Philadelphia; a
return match between the Maplew-ood and Sunset
Hil tennis teams al Sunset Hill. and q ootillon
gwen sr The Casino. On Wednesday the semi-un aIs
and finals for the oiny Cup came OF. and rnurs-
cay e neId day. There a baseball gam.
in the morning and a long list OF contests IN the
afternoon
For the annual ul.csuunnasr ootfrou Il tho Castno
On Tuesday evening tho ballroom WIS trans
orrned into maple grove. the balconies and posts
the sides being decorated with great branches Of
aple leaves which had begun TO change TO rns
flEant autumn shades. while through the
ranches shone numerous electric lights. To the
tight and left Of the stage the main floor were
Erected booths decorated with leaves and yellow
'dowers from which Mrs Charles olney, Of New
York. MrE. Edward p Mitchell. of Glen dza
y. j.; Mrs. Frederick W. Howell. of Albany; Mrs
A. a Knight, CT New-York; Mrs. Joseph T. stn-
son, OF Germantown. Penn. and Mrs o. J. Parker
Of P1ttsburR, served the favors for the different
numbers pwenty-four couples OF guests danced
the different figures. The patronesses were Mrs NJ
II Wilson, Of Aliddletown. Conn: Mrs. Harry Lip
pett OF Proytdenee, r. I; Mrs w w. Owens. OF
Nrs. r. I. Walsh, OF Lynn. Mass: Mrs. Hermann
9aiddey. OF New-Xork; Mrs. W. J. Warburtou OF