New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
TILE. WHILE MOUNTAINS.
Horses Trained to Regard Automo-
biIes as Friends.


Breton Woods y. r., July 20 (SpeciaD-
The popularity of Breton Woods for motor
narties is enhanced by the fact that all the
horses in it's stables have been put through
high school course of training with the automo-
bile The horses are led up TO motor cars in the
stableyard, allowed to smell and investigate the
odorous machine to their hearts content, after
which they are fed oats from the toneau and
finally led behind the slow moving car Not one
horse has failed to respond TO his treatment
Among New-Yorkers returning to Mount
Washington for the season are John Tonnele
and Miss Tonnele, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. King
jr Mrs. n. Hall and Mrs S. Graham, MIR. and
Mrs. W. V. Lawrence. DR. and Mrs A NJ Spaul-
ding. NJ. G. Maralli and NJ E. Caraih New
York arrivals by motor include Mr. and Mrs
r. A. Cowles who were accompanied by MI and
Mrs A. H Marks. of Akron. Ohio.
In honor Of Mrs Clarence Seamans. who left
here with Mr.. Seamans and Miss Dorothy on the
following day for her country place on Long
Island Mrs. ]. Blake White gave bridge party
at the Mount Washington on Monday evening
Charles ]. Glidden has been confined to his
room with slight cold. but hopes to be able to
initiate c. w. Barron's new Mercedes car, which
is due to arrive this week. Mr.. and Mrs E o.
Crowen of New-York. are enjoying lew days
at the Mount Pleasant House.
There is much interest at Breton Woods over
the national game, and on Saturday the two
watches of bell boys of the two hotels played
spirited game. which won by Mount Pleas
ant by a score of II TO IL. Monday the or
chestras of the two hotels met on the diamond
and on Thursday the bell boys were gain pitted
against each other. There is much friendly
rivalry between these two houses, and the array
of guests on either side makes formidable
gallery.
Mrs John J. Tucker and Miss Hendrix, c. T.
Schultz X A iWeIing and G. c. Wieling, Mrs
IT F. StudIey and Mrs. HendricksOn, all of New
York. are at the Mount Pleasant House. Other
New-York arrivals at the Mount Washington
Hotel include Mr. and Mrs. D. Willis James, OF
New-York who bring their own horses and car
riages: Mrs James NJ. Beck. Miss Beatrice Beck
and Miss Hawkins for a stay, and Miss Ellen
King. who spent last season at Breton WOODS
There is much horseback riding at Breton
Woods where S. ]. Valenty has a string of as
fine saddIers as one often sees There are IN
Vulnerable fascinating roads and bride pains III
the vicinity of Breton Woods. Dancing Is the
favored amusement of an evening win lhe
young people, and there is nowhere better op-
portunity for the pastlme tha9 N & Iiie '"o is'i
bathrooms of the Breton Woods Hotel
The Waumbek at Jefferson is entertaining
houseful of guests. and nearly every cottage on
the great estate is also occupied Al no Illle
during the recent hot wave was Jefferson un-
comfortable. On the contrary 1T was deIlght-
fully cool on the slope of Mount starr hlhS-
Waumbek Will have no baseball team TINS Seli'
so golf and tennis will bid for popularity. The
|. Waumbek links, of eighteen holes, were never
I'm better condition. The Rev. Charles HI. Bah
cock of New-York is a guest for some weeks
at the Waumbek. and is an enthusiastic SoIfer
The Misses Preston are having great success
with their dancing classes for children. and the
little ones making fine progress under their
tutorship. Mrs. John j. Johnson. of New-1Ork.
is entertaining here her daughter, MIS-. MorreI'
of Philadelphia.
Trap shooting is a favored form of amusement
at the Waumbek and at the first shoot of the
season match of thirty birds each was shot
by c. V. Murphy, a. j. Murphy, a. L. Compton,
jr and DR.. Lindley. all of New-Hork-
The regular Saturday handicap was played
last week on the Waumbek golf links, with e
, r Gale bringing in the lowest score. 50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waters and Miss Miriam
Waters, of New-York. are season guests at the
AgaSSiz, Bethlehem. Late arrivals at the How
ard House, Bethlehem. from New-YOrk. in
cude B. c. Thorn, Miss c. Barr. Miss Selena
Lawrence, Miss d. Leverich and Miss III. A.
Hewlett Mr.. and Mrs. p Ward, of New-YOrk.
are at the Alpine, Bethlehem Mr.. and Mrs.
A A Mosher and two sons. of New York. have
arrived at the Arlington Bethlehem. The first
full dress ball of the Bethlehem season was
given on Saturday evening at the Sinclair
House where several hundred guests from
other town hotels We're invited. Preceding the
dancing concert was given ON the veranda by
the Bethlehem Cadet Band
Mrs. l.. V. Hubbard and Miss Hubbard of
New-York, are enjoying life at the Hampshire
Inn, ColebrooN DtXville Notch is receiving a
large New-YOrk patronage this season. The
glorious scenery and delicious air. with total
immunity from hay fever. combine TO make IL
one of the most attractive resorts in the coun-
try
A. H. Kirkpatrick of New-York has ioinad
his family at the Forest Hill Hotel Franconia
Mrs. Calvin S May and Miss Clara Webster OF
brooklyn, are az the same hotel Miss Emily
krdtmann of BROOKLYN has Joined the MOllen-
hauer party at Franconia Inn Prominent New
York guests at the Sunset Hill House Sugar
HilI are Chief Justice Marcus p. KnowIton, OF
the Supreme Court. with Mrs. and Miss KnoNI-
Ton ana their friends. General and Mrs. Keno
Phon wheeler, OF Chattanooga, Tenn. AT the
Look on, Sugar Hill are Mrs Joseph Peder-
SON Mrs. H. l. Parker and Miss A T.
Franklin. of Brooklyn. Mrs. r. H. p Durkea
or the Profile House, gave a large bridge party
IN her apartments ON Monday evening