New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

...-,ovs and byways this week. and not even
- .,,o,,ntafn tops themselves have been spared.
che occasion Of the visit OF the Glidden tour
& o ,,d the Bay State and New York Auto
N .l,hs which arrived at Breton Woods
= T-,aav and Saturday OF last week to spend
...o- - week" at Breton Woods in the Mount
.,..o.sDt and Mount Washington hotels. Their
,al was signalized by the presence Of ex-
-.srnor Bachelor OF New Hampshire. Gov
.-nor John NcIane and party. and coincidence
= che week was the visits on successive days Of
- candidates for Governor, in Colonel R. z.
Fulsbury. of Manchester and Winston Churchhl'
o. o,er Sunday more than $50 cars OF foreign
- domestic make were Quartered in the gar
60 q. Breton Woods. and automobiles flew
ossonnd over the roads. while all talk was Of
ccrtonpobiles motor traffic. motor climbs, motor
.-,-ties motor garb-for there were many Of
- fasr sex IN the party-mOtor photOgra phS
80 IN short motor everything.
The grand bail at the Mount Washington in
10 evening in honor Of the visitors had a large
sstandance as did Sunday evenings concert.
sunday was q day OF rest, save for the taking of
loud photographs. but Monday all the visitors
81 10 Crawford Notch and the Crawford
House four miles distant The hill climb which
--as 10 have taken place was delayed because Of
showers and drenched and sad coterie of
motorists were Iorced 10 await smiling Tues
Sav before the contests could be run OFF Mon
say evening the dinner. at which Charles ].
Glidden presided
dav afternoon 10 all the women who came to
Fretfon Woods by motor and among those who
assisted her in receiving We're Mrs. n. J. Bachel-
der wife Of the Ex-Governor; Mrs. John McLane,
Mrs Alden Speare Mrs. Newman, Mrs FitZ-
rsraId Mrs Morrison and Miss Sullivan The
decorations of California poppies and ferns were
rlsasng and Mrs. Glidden was an attractive
hostess looking not at all fatigued after her
exciting trip with her husband. The Giddens
arrived from Japan just in season to join the
The majority Of the tourists left Breton
Woods on Wednesday by various routes, some Of
them going down through Crawford Notch
others taking the Franconia Pass while others
kept down the Connecticut River to Springfield
and New York by way of the Berkshire Hills
and Lenox.
Golf is gradually coming to the fore. with
tennis and baseball close seconds. There is al
most no sport in the mountains OF any definite
character until August. when contests come
thick and fast at various resorts The annual
golf tournament at Breton Woods, which wifi
be from August TO y inclusive. is bringing
many New York golfers into the field and the
trophies presented by the management and on
exhibition al the Mount Washington, are the
handsomest seen here in years.
Al the Crawford House there is little oppor-
tunity for golf but tennis players will have a
chance 10 compete next week for a loving cup
one1ed by the management. Clarence Pratt, Of
Brooklyn is acting on the committee One of
he dolngs OF the week al the Crawford will be
vaudeville show which Mrs. Pauline Ham
mond Clark is now preparing.
The Fabyan House baseball team has been
made Up and the first game OF the season is on
tuesday between Fabyan and Breton Woods
Al me MapeWood the first full dress ball of
lhe season was given at the Casino on .saursday
evening. Many New York people were presenf
ana as there are many young people at the
noiei and COTTAGES, and many Of the Bethlehem
hotels sent brake loads of guests the attend
anee was large The children's weekly sunlight
dance was given in the Casino on Monday af-
iEnoon, and the little ones thoroughly en-
5oyed it.
On the east side the hops given weekly at the
so-s-s s lIcIuoe those IN North Conway Satur-
%! nights al the kearsarge, Monday nights at
ne Eastman, ana Wednesday evenings at the
hunseL Pltman Han at Lower Bartlett gives
one on Thursdays, and the InterVale House at
nierTale on Saturday evenings when q large
NUMBER OF cottagers come in for the dancing
a. Jackson the Eagle Mountain, Wentworth
hsiL iron Mountain and Gray's Inn all give Sat
"oh Boston and New York for the week end.
among tae coming gatherings on the east
hae Is concert, which Mrs. George Fear Eng
ana OF New York. will give in North Conway
70 pe followed the week after by a song recital
a Interyale Mrs England is spend the sum
~EI win her son at the Carleton farm.
mere Is great sport at Sugar Hill where at
ne Look or, the Sunset Hill House and the
EIsnconla Inn and cottages. there is a lot Of
so1 ana tennis and baseball Franconia Inn
%as splendld ball team, with Paul Coburn the
navard varsity pitcher, in the box The Sun
- mas an excellent golf team. and the Look
~ "a mas some crack tennis players. Forest Hill,
q 1Efanconia, IS busy at baseball, and the Beth
= .s.sn en- Dall team is again under the captaincy
"A Eoole fitzgerald. There will be many games
curing the month
M and Mrs. George Batchellor of West 9th
ssIeeL have Joined Mrs Francis N. Bangs at the
.eR Profile House. where John Kendrick Bangs
- slu arrive soon TO participate in the August
SeneFal John Brooke, L. S. A. is with Mrs.
slooke and her sister. Miss Stearns, just ar
H.p % Japan
MF and Mrs. Thomas Bailey Aldrich have
In an me guests Of Mr- and Mrs David P. Kim
~ AZ Iaeir Profile cottage during the week.
arhar Vrnwlr hos
SLs 20 join Miss AslaT- re, who has been a
p,osS. guest at the 3. 'Es jackson cottage at
~ and Mrs. Dwight z. Jones and Miss Mabel
sol-sfs Jones, OF East 51st street. have come
49, tneir customary visit 10 the Profile, where
~. lslnans. OF West 7Tth street. have opened
,s L coLLage The Misses Bleitman are enter
~1-ns Joe Stevenson and the Misses Watjen,
vr..s 49, brother married Miss Fleitman. Mr.
SeYSn vas the winner Of this years Heligo-
up IN the HeligOland yacht races.
., - - hawkesworth. who has been seriously i'll
s-S FroIle for Two weeks with heart trouble
- yolned there last week by his son, John
TSSkesworth, who is now the guest of the
~ ~ r Darrows in their cottage Mr. Hawkes.
SssaA now convalescent and able to walk out
saarles Stuart Smith and his young wife have
n insI nfs al their Profile cottage. making the trip
80 motor car.
c- and Mrs Alfred A. Pope OF Pennington,
FsT FI; with Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Borden. Of
y haVer came TO Profile from Manchester.
ss MS week in automobile.
sb.-sr and Mrs. C1allinger were guests over
lss, ssk-end Of Colonel and Mrs c. II. Green
q TIE Profile
cSicelt Mason, Of Boston, and Harold Fay, of
ner-sso who have been tTamping through the
fFir-alns' arrived IN a shower at the Profile
g. .seek, and found that their trunks had not
paS They were forced 10 spend the greater
Ssin..a. ~ ne day Wednesday in bed. while their
S-.4at was drying
ars5.t -, and Mrs. John C. Tappin. Of Lexington
pa,ra. n company Of Mrs. II. II. Spear, are cid
IS q the Profile 20 arrive this week.
Stock
Hni 49, IS spending the summer at his Sugar
dsiv S3Ssttage. and has his motor car there for
sosss. ne Eaumbek has a steady increase in pat