New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

D's,,cv throughout the White Mountains
tAS che hotels later and later every year
p1E,ssng. with a corresponding lateness Of
w.hich now in many places extends
h-,ou, october and, weather permitting,
s.,o November. The rare quality Of the
f'- .,In air IN October and early November
aoll.Sbtsl ..,;0btsul coloring OF the foliage and the
y ..,ons offered in hunting deer and birds,
80 80. 70 make sufficient excuse for people
1il-e 70 Iinger in the hills 70 prolong the
I'VE shall certainly have a Eve months
N the mountains some OF these days"
nrorninent White Mountain hotel man,
- =. D.ople also want TO come early as well as
~ a,5 firmly believe that if some OF the
-. and best hotels would open late In May
-. -, ,n June they would not find patronage
Fantng." So. r,o.s.,.
.s .- TO-DAY. The Maplewood will open on
and the Mount Washington. the last to
'ps ~ 4uly IA All over the mountains there
sss.., a demand for larger and more garages,
=, .he hotel proprietors have been kept busy
--7nlxing this demand, with the result that
- every hotel and boarding house now has
'.-,r,odations for the hOrseless steed.
-. william Steinway, Of New York, win
- her motor car to Jefferson this year,
- she has taken a cottage adjoining Windy
- ,rbich her daughter, Mrs. Adolph Victor
"a ear,ilv. will occupy for the second season.
- George w Chids, OF Philadelphia, win
IRE early at the Waumbek- Mrs ROttenberg
rss,ns. Of Teaneck n. J.. VIII again take
TT.vonda, and 7. J. Gaines. jr.. of New York.
80 Maintain View for his first season at the
,r.nmbek. Mrs William H. Mcclure, Of AL
t.rv is one Of the cottage colony at the Waum-
~ which also includes Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
5vls and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz AcheIis and the
,Tsses Achelis. of New York.
sirrr-nve new guest rooms viii materially in
,r.ase the capacity OF the Mount Washington
Voisl at Breton Woods. and the new sixty
.trse foot addition to the dining room is great
,,,,rovement. It is tastefully decorated and has
,,arnous landscape windows overlooking the
residential Range and the Crawford Notch.
Extensive tree planting has been going on In
,ha BRETON Woods estate this season, and thou
e.nds Of young Norway spruces and white pines
have replaced those that have been cut on the
rrsmises Although much numbering was done
a the winter, 1t has been under the same rigid
srsstry principles practised In the Black Forest
n Germany. with the result that none but an ex-
,srt IN forestry could tell that trees had been
n. so carefully has it5been done. In the Breton
Moods nursery areNover twenty thousand young
tsss carefully reared until they are old enough
70 be put under the charge Of Dame Nature.
those who drive along the road to CrawfOrd's
E-u notice on either side Of the road symmetri-
al rows Of young frs that range from three to
sye feet in height, all OF which have been set
st this spring.
Much has already been written Of the excellent
ruk done on the White Mountain roads. and
roEhere is il more evident than at Breton
Woods Grades are being lowered and scientific
mad building including surfacing, widening and
new culyerts wherever needed. The Glidden
four IN July will end with a real hill climbing
contest on the Cherry Mountain Road, near
Breton Woods. the last road over which the
ran will pass Here they encounter the steep
est grade in the entire run Of over one thousand
niles and if is one that will test the endurance
q a car quite as much The climb UP the sum-
nit Of Mount washington.
Al the Mount washington Hotel the number
q persons who viii bring their own motor cars
Is notably large. Among them are Robert w;
Day Of Springfield; Henry NJ. Flagler, Dame!
4 Lorne of New York; Mrs. Francis Dwyer' OF
schoft OF New York; E. II. Woods. OF Boston:
Joseph Metcaf, Of Holyoke; CharleS ScoLl, OF
New York: Clarence Seamans. of Brooklyn; WilI-
.am n. Dykeman. OF Brooklyn, ana seVeraA
others Most of them contemplate making the
eatiTe journey by motor from their homes
Charles H Ditson, OF New York, is spending
che season at his summer home, overlooking ING
Wildcat River in Jackson
Miss Katharine Wormeley has been for some
tine al her Jackson cottage, and Miss Kate
Baldwin, Of Brooklyn, will again De at neF cOI-
bge. near Gray's Inn.
j. b Dibblee. OF New York. is one of the cot
tlge colony al Madison, where on Silver Lake,
there are scores Of pretty cottages The hsli"S
q the lake is unusually good this season.
Frank Gilman, Of New York. at Briar BUSH
Meredith has as a neighbor this season. 4. NJ.
GsTll, who occupies the BircheS
At the Profile House Is the largest colony OF
New Workers IN the White Mountains Ing
gening Of the New Profile House. which naa
ltel set for the 25th. was deferred until to-Gdy'
iIi several of the cottagers arrived beToFe ma.
Among the New York families represented mere
shs summer are Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. BTloss'
ne pioneer cottagers at Franconia NOtcn: =. w
armour, Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs j. h9rseh
shoades. who visit MI and Mrs. David r. KIM
taA, of Boston, at their cottage; George A.
aodgman. j. N. Cornell, Mrs. Moses 6ophAns'
Charles Stuart Smith, Harold Smith. James w
Jackson, J. J. Goodwin, Mrs. A. S. Jarvis, w. N;
Z Darrow. J. n Stuart. Ewald F1eitman anu
'.lge Martin J. Keogh and family
v 0. Pray. Of New York. has summer nome
q Randolph near the Ravine House, the head
Quarters Of the Appalachian Mountain Ciuo:
william Kissam Aston. whose estate at S.iSI-
rune has been called the finest in the White
Mountains is again there with Mrs. Aston, put
vi VII also spent q part Of the season at ms Aohs
1and estate adjoining w X. VanderoiiIs.
Hiss Anne whitney. the sculptress, VIII again
M az shelburne on the Androscoggin River anu
.ano1 the Maine border, where many AZ
sectiye cottages have been built IN the iaSt II"
B. Wheeler Of New York, win be found
ssain in the colony of brokers at Sugar hlI.
"A New York party az the Kearsarge House, AT
sesih Conway for their seventh season includes
- A. E. Birkbecl5. Miss Birkbeck, william La
'5kbeck and Miss M. F. Birkbeck.
Afs H. Desperius OF New York, Is season
saat az Sunset villa at North Conway, and az
as Randall House are Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mil
=. og New York
: he Rev. DR. s p Appleton. Of Philadelphia,
ao has summered for thirty years IN jack
Is an ardent fisherman, and last week
-snt brook trout weighing nineteen ounces
record size. He is having II mounted as
yNenir Of his skill
rellam J. GouldinR Of Wentworth HAL Is
~ : 1orker who has been coming TO jackson IoI
M fer oF