New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
A Week for Bridal Couples
Mount WASHINGTON Goal
of Climbers.

-,..o, Woods n H. July 2S.-The White Noun
.I,,s seem this week to have been the favored
20 for bridal couples. no less than twenty-five
having been fes's'eeu " 'i' 0A''"' O'e'' ''i ''''
American Alps.
Iobably the most important OF them from
81 standpoint have been Mr.. and Mrs A. C.
n,eby OF London. England. whose marriage at
-, harbour this week has been such surprise
. ,eny OF the friends Of the bride. who was
o. N;nna Field Gibson Her recent divorce from
-, Gibson was followed by trip TO England
- che met Mr.. Burnaby. The marriage took
- Al the residence of the brides stepfather.
r,-ao-oas Nelson Page. the author. and Mr.. and
Mrs Burnaby
..,.s- attractive bride here has been Mrs. Ma
.bsniel Wales, OF Boston, who was Miss Enid
scarrett
,rbe-e have been several spirited baseball games
,he Breton Woods diamond during the week
s,veen the Mount Washington and Mount Pleas
ent baseball teams
,.or,,sin climbing has beer of the popular
.-.s,ions Of city visitors to the White Hills, and
= +be weather during the past week has been
.-+icrIarlv favorable for this sport. the summit
= Mount Washington has been visited by many
lonesome climbers including George A Clark.
- xon, York who made the ascent by way of the
.-ee,le of the Mount Washington Railway. Mfr.
r,-t who has climbed Pixies Peak and Mount
1oua bv the same method finds it easier than
.-,hlinr over the rocks, and made the
-, remarkable time from the base of the noun
,.in n tie Waumbek water tank of 25 minutes.
,fsnv campers are coming over the Great North
49,, peaks while others making the ascent by
Wv Of the Crawford path. and the carriage road
,,5 rrsil over Tuckermans Ravine also afford
vs-ed routes The high wind of last Thursday
resulted in some narrow escapes by some of the
narries going over the range. Dinner was served
fo- the first time in over forty years in the old
-ri- ,7or House on Thursday Of last week.
yr and Mrs William o. Pray. of New York.
en5 Mr. aid Mrs Charles B. Sears. of Buffalo.
.,s,- one night this week The Perch.
where they climbed to the Summit by way of the
culf usrh They lost their trail but were guided
b beaps Of tin cans left behind by former trappers
sn5 campers and after being caught in binding
hail storm and drenched TO the skin. finally arrived
hoze
Many New Workers have arrived at the Fabyan
House during the past week. One of the events
of the week was the birthday party of Mrs. Q. G.
Barrons Jap poodle, Teddy. at which Teddy bears
were distributed 10 seventeen young women and five
young men.
New Workers registered are Mr.. ]. Harden Dow
and J H Dow, jr.. E. A. Carley. Miss NJ E. Car
ley and Mrs. c. W. Kelsey. Maurice Kaufman.
M and Mrs. 5. z. Einham, Mrs. J. Bernstein,
M-. and Mrs. jacques Krakauer. Alfred Stein.
Judge Jacon Marks and Mrs. Marks. the Misses
Dora, Irene and Josephine Marks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Meyer and Master Theo
NJ. and Mrs. Charles Stuart Smith. of West 47th
street, have arrived the Profile House for their
usual SIMMER visit. They will occupy one of the
cottages at the Profile. Judge Martin J. keogh Of
the New York Supreme Court will remain with
Mrs Keogh and their charming young family until
the closing of the season Mr. Persifer Frazer
Smith, Of PlJtsburg, has taken Mrs. Alexanders
cottage known as the Mount Vernon Cottage,
and will spend the summer here with his family.
Nr and Mrs. Arthur Butler Twombly. of New
York. have been welcomed again and viii remain
Until October !. while other prominent arrivals
from New York include Mrs. R H. P. Durkee.
who has already begun her entertaining here with
q dinner party Tuesday evening, TO which nine
guests hidden
Mr and Mrs. Reginald Rives. of New York. have
been among the arrivals At the Profile House this
week, and Francis y. Bangs is expected.
Some OF the New York registrations at the
Mount Pleasant House this week include Mr. and
Mrs.. Clarkson Ringler. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Brad
lee, Mr.. and Mrs. /. z. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. / ".
Fay and family, Mrs. H. Blair. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Pomeroy. A ". Firshmal. Mrs. G.
spriegel, Miss Natalie Gourley and Harold l. Mil
ford
Mr. and Mrs a. P. Harmon and Mrs. F. N.
Johnson. of New York. have arrived at the Inter
vale House. and had a delightful journey in their
motor. Deaconess Barker. of Grace Church. New
York. is spending few weeks at the Intervale.
and other visitors from the metropolis Intervale
include Miss Carr. Dr. Robert McGay and his sis
Ter. Miss isabella McGay.
Arrivals at the Twin Mountain House include
John NcClain and Bruce sicClain, Of EIontclair,
n J; Mrs s Adler and the Misses Adler. Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Newburg. z. Whitehead. Mr.. and
Mrs II. Lindheim. Charles ". Rand, Mrs Henry
Schmidt and Frederick K. Schmidt.
The Crawford House has had a large number Of
arrivals. Professor J. NJ. Sheehan and Professor
John c. Croker, Of New York, among guests
he'e. and Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Slossin and
child are here with n. r. Willetts and the Misses
Nietts. Of Roslyn. Long Island. for the entire
Season.
Mrs Henry Maurer. Of New York, is spending
lhe season al the Mount Washington. are Mr..
ana Mrs. Sinclair Tousey. OF Yonkers, y Y;
George E Leonard and Mrs. y. Leslie Wallace. Of
New York