New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

Mount Washington Hotel. Sept e-There is
no cessation of gaye1ies at the Mount Washing
ton Hotel. and nearly every room IN the great
building is occupied. while those who went away
on Labor Day have been replaced by number
of September patro ms who will remain until
closing day.
There was greas> rejoicing among Mount
Washington guests when it was announced on
Saturday that the Stickney Cup had been won
by Archie Graham. Of Paterson, N J., Who
with his mother and the Misses Gil aha-n. is a
visitor here. Mr.. Graham celebrated his VIC
tory at the Mount Pleasant House. Miss Ora
ham, who was competitor for the wopnans
cup. was defeated by Miss Trowbridse, of the
Mount Washington
Friday evening. dancing the attraction
here and eight Young women danced the Ian
GERS, after which tn ere a Virginia reel.
Mrs W. J. Gibson of New York. and Miss J. A
Maxwell. of Rockwell, Conn. We're hostesses at
a luncheon here ora Wednesday afternoon. 1t
was served in the banquet hall and the large
round table was decorated with FERNS and
asters with bows OF wide pink satin ribbon.
Saturday might gala night here, with a
large company of Mount Pleasant guests over
for the Ganring, and a party of twenty-five
quests Of the Crawford House. chaperoned by
Mrs W. I. Clark. drove over for the evening.
United States Senator Albert ]. Beverage, of
arv visit, and Clar ence Sean1ans. of Brooklyn,
has returned for q second visit. accompanied by
his daughter. Mrs Loonlis.
William ". Creighton, of New-York, has
TONED Mrs Creighton here at the Mount Pleas
ant House. Miss Lima Small has Joined her
parents, Profe ssor and Mrs. Albion W. Small, Of
Chicago at the. Mount Pleasant House.
The Breton Woods garage is well filled with
automobiles. Motoring in the mountains prom
Uses to lead September pastimes. the roads
are in prime con dition.
September at efferson finds large gathering
Of guests to enjoy the autumn at this resort.
where outdoor sports flourish until the early
October days arrive
The tennis tourr ament furnished much inter
est this week and many spectators watched the
play Miss z. AcIheIis and A Davis defeated
Miss McCook and FL Keith on Friday
On Wednesday every went to the Waum-
bek traps where the shoot for a silver cup given
by [. c. Sayles took place. Those shooting were
Sheppard Royster, j. H. Rowland, A. T. Comp
ton A. L. Murphy, DIR. c. L. Lind1ey and c. V
Murphy Dr. Lindley and c. V. Murphy tied for
first honors with IL out of 30. In the shoot-off.
Saturday, DR.. Lindley broke ten straight and
Mr. Murphy missed his sixth bird which gave
the match TO the doctor
Mrs Henry McCrac7len, of New-York. is the
guest of friends at the waumbek House. The
Rev Dr. and Mrs. a. j. Lyman are September
visitors.
The event of the week at Franconia Inn was
the vaudeville entertainment put by the
talented young folks of the hotel before large
and enthusiastic audience on Friday evening.
Elaborate preparations in the way of costume
and scenic effects had been made, and enthu-
siasnl ran high during the presentation or the
Thfrty-six of the woni zen guests at the Sunset
Hill House, Sugar Hill gave reception TO Mrs;
Edwin w. Ingalls,, of Lynn, Mass, in the hotel
parlors. The affair was planned IN Eonor OF
Mrs. Ingallss recent return from a three months
European tour 1t was a most pleasant. m
formal occasion and euchre party was a fea'-
ure Mesdames ]. H. Wright. Cassebeer Coates
and ]. l. Andrews of New-Hork, comprised the
committee in charge
The best September in years. says Colonel
Charles H. Greenleaf. Of the Profile. Not in
many seasons have the mountains been filed
r with people thus late, and the patronage bios
fair to hold until October
Golf and tennis hold the young peoples fancy,
while the elder resort to bridge and driving
for entertainment. On Monday afternoon the
children OF the Profile colony had a party at
the clubhouse of the Profile golf links Old fash
1oned games were played and there was : candy
pull.
Mrs LeGrand Lockwood of New-York, was
hostess at bridge party at which number or
The Profile colony We're hidden. on Monday even
ing Mrs Lockwood has been Joined here re-
Gently by Miss Louise Lockwood.
C. n. Bliss. jr.. has Joined his family at the
MI and Mrs Jefferson Hogan of New-York.
with their child are recent arrivals, and Mr.. and
Mrs T c. Truslow with Miss Helen and Master
Percival Truslow, are other NEWCOMERS here
for September.
John Hawkeswortt. of New-York, was the
guest Of the W. ". 2. Darlows over Labor Day.
A motoring party from Connecticut here this
week included E. T. Bradstreet, E. D. Bradstreet
and S. 7. Williams. Of Meriden. and r. D.
French, of New-Haven.
Cottage No. 3 has been taken for the remain
der of the season by the Misses Maxwell, Of
Network, and Miss Smedberg.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harsen Rhoades who have
EurOpe,
with Mrs. Rhoadess parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
David P. Kinlball at their cottage Others who
came I'D from the city to spend the holiday with
their families were Eben s Draper, J. NJ Cor
nell and G. T Hodgman.
Boating on Echo and Profile lakes has been
the popular fad for late afternoon sport tits
season. and some of the young people nave a
great deal Of fun with a sail-rigged rowboat