New-York tribune., 1906-07-08


other resorts here things moved on quietly.
those who wished to celebrate the Fourth going
70 tho nearby towns and venting their patriot
ism. Mount Washington was the Mecca OF the
Faithful climbers. and nag hoated merrAly 70
the breeze, unfurled on the summit OF New Eng
lands highest mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyllys Rossiter Belts and son.
with Mrs. Betts's father, Charles Godfrey, OF
New York, have come to Waumbek for long
stay. Mrs Guy Y. Henry and Seton Henry Mrs
". H Hurlbut and Miss Hurlbut. Mrs. H. s.
Brooks. OF New York; Mrs. A. 7. Compton and
Miss s. r. Compton, OF Lakewood who have
5o,ned A T. Compton. jr.; Miss Kriescher, who
IS with Mrs. William Steinway at her cottage;
Emile Frank and family and the Rev. Dr.
Charles II. Mcclellan and Mrs Mcclellan. are
al New York patrons Of the Waumbelk who ar
rived before the Fourth Many OF the guests
attended the celebration at Whiteheld' which
was quite the best one ever given in the White
Mountains.
Egr. and Mrs Adolph Victor. Of the Waumbek'
with their son, have been away with John Dorr,
the Waumbeks veteran guide, on three days
fishing trip down the mountains in which time
they spent one night at the Glen They We're
successful IN landing the specked beauties
Egr. and Mrs Frank R Ford and family OF
New York who have arrived at the Balsams.
Dixvile Notch. for two months stay. made
tho journey in their motor car and found the
roads excellent.
3Er. and Mrs. Evan NJ. Evans. Of New York
who are at the Mount Pleasant House at Bret
ton Woods for fortnight. have with them
their niece. Miss Elizabeth Allen. Mr.. and Mrs
C. 7. ShaUcross. Mrs. c. H. Post and Miss Post
are among those who came up from New York
Tor the opening OF the hotel on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Mathewson and s. A
Nfathewson, OF New York. accompanied by Miss
G. =. COrson and Frank E. Sweetsir, Of Boston.
are making long stay at the Mount Pleasant,
where the young men devote much time to ten
MS matches and Mr.. Afathewson takes a daily
turn on the golf links. Twelve handsome silver
trophies, including five cups for women and
seven for men, have been put up for the annual
August tournament of the Breton Woods Golf
Club. which takes place the first week in Au-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ryle and family. of New
York, arrived at the Waumbek at Jefferson this
week for the season. 1Ir. and Mrs. H. s. De-
saon. Of New York. are there for a stay, and
George C. and Joseph Lyman are two New York
golfers who find the Waumbek links in the pink
af condition c. v. Murphy of Lakewood has
also been playing daily, and is getting his game
well up. Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Munro of New
York, have been welcomed back this month.
MT. and Mrs. S. Nauheim Mrs. Minnie C.
Nandes a. w Freeman. Miss Freeman and
Miss IA Loeb are New York arrivals at the
Babyan House who viii make an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. p. Durkee and Mrs H. A.
saunders are at the New Profile House which
was formally opened to-day. The new hotel is
delightfully."- appointed and cannot fail to please
the patrons who had become attached to the Old
Profile, which was razed last winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w n. P. Darrow of New York
have opened their cottage at Profile. and Mr.
Darrow, who takes great interest in golf, IS
already experimenting the work on the Profile
golf links.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Stuart and family, who
have the Taylor cottage, have arrived at Profile
and others to come there are Major and Mrs B.
R. corwin and Miss Corwin. Of Brooklyn; Mont
goineFy Phelps and family, who have a cottage;
Mrs. H. A Alexander and Mrs Brayton Ives
and Miss Ives. who occupy their own cottage, as
A motor party TO come from New York to the
Profile this week included Colonel Albert Hilton
Frank Damon, Carl B. Rhoades and Edwin s.
IoWnsena. They will complete a tour of the
mountains before returning
Henry J. Stevens, Of New York, is a patron of
the Mount Lafayette House, in Franconia and
e the Forest Hill are A Carroll Dana and Mrs
DaIlas or New York, Whe occupy the Log Cabin
ar and Mrs. Robert F. Herrick and family of
SeR YORK, arrived at the Profile House on Sun
day from Forest Hill. Mrs. Calvin W. Nav and
Miss May. Of New York, are season guests at
Forest Hill; also the Misses Delafeld.
Contrary TO published report Mrs Garret A
f1epaft her son. Garret A Hobart, jr and
his bride, who was Miss Caroline Howe Briggs,
pt Auburn. Me. did not sail for Europe but have
Been spending the days since the wedding
query. The party viii arrive at the Mount
washington, at Breton Woods, on July a. the
opening date. and viii remain throughout the
At the Crawford House the AppaIachien
Mountain Club. $50 strong. has been holding the
foFty-9lrst field meeting of the organization
Among the New York members who participated
y we climbs We're Miss Grace Barnum. Miss
ABBY barstow Bates. Mrs. Frank CordIev Miss
GoRoley and Mrs Eleanor b. Gage on Monday
ne party scaled Mounts Webster. jackson and
Clinton. following the trail biazed a few davs
previous by W. c. Carleton Of Glen Station
1lephants Head, Bugle Cliff and the FIuIne
were also visited. On Tuesday John Anderson
pf Breton Roads, piloted them over the Rose
eaoek Range through Zealand Notch and back
20 tne Mount Washington Hotel
Dh wednesday the periodically inclined spent
the DAY On the summit Of Mount Washington
N-se4e aalner was served at the Summit
rouse On Thursday there were climbs M
a-ONAS Avalon and Wiley, and on Friday up
Mounts Carrigan and Saunders to see the Iup
Seflng operations at Lvernore. On Saturday
north and South Twin Mountain peaks were
VISITED and drive over the new Jefferson
<seteA Eoad 10 Jefferson wound up the week.
@Asehs the New York patrons Of the Crawford
arriving Tor the opening were Arthur F. Hunt
fNiLl9f4 d Robbins Allen E. Cross and Colonel
D. r. Larned, L. s. A. (retired)
MF- and AIRS. George w Childs DrexeI NJ
Fnita0elphla accompanied by their nephew IIy-
s.sstoh Llolow Biddle, are staying ct the Craw-
Aefq Tor few weeks before going to their
country place al lsleboFo, Dark Harbor Me for
the summer. They are, as usual doing Tnnch
walking and fishing. Mrs Drexel and Mr. Rid
ole have caught some Founders from Saco Lake
ln 'front.' OF The Crawford, where such fishing has
not been known IA many years
Az the tabyan House are several old patrons
from New York, who include David Schlit Mr.
ana mrs. Z T. Ninslow and Mr.. and Mrs Z.
Zadik all season guests. Motoring from New
for the week
Ernst ana DR. and Mrs. Stetten-the latter on
their honeymoOn-haVe al taken suites al Fabv-
ans for the season.
Apropos OF the coming Glidden four 4o tho
White Mountains, il may be Of interest ia mo-
toEists TO learn that big touring car which
has just been driven by its owner over practi-
eaily the entire thousand miles Of the Glidden
Jour Is now enjoying an enforced REST in Annie
Dees great barn at the foot of Cherry Noun