New-York tribune., 1909-08-15
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
,frn- AUGUST ATTRACTS
MANY CITY PEOPLE.
Constant Round of Pleasure an the
Has-Golf, Tennis, Riding
and Bridge.

.,,s.iss in the White Mountains maze attracted
- = nanv city folks as the natives dub pleasure
s...srs that there has been a constant round Of
rts IN the hills and each resort seems gayer
,han the last
n,u, IN the east side. beyond the rugged gates
=, cr.u1ord Notch Jackson. lntervale and North
r,uv,pv have been filed with guests. At the
,.,.s.rre the weeks festivities included a forma.
III On SATURDAY evening. which was attends
80 aver three hundred people and was reInarka-
Al, Cav the bea ATTY Of costumes and Jewels worn.
,,ss Florence lee Miss Madeline Lee. Mrs. l. r
rns- and Mrs. J. NcG7egor Smith. al OF New
~ were among those present. Golf matches
,,,,nr contests. motoring and mountain climbing
=. among the amusements at the Kcarsarge whore
,.s-e are mary New Workers this week
A, the InfervaIe House bridge is the favorite di-
,-sior and among the best PLAY rs are Mrs. F. c.
burden. of Brooklyn, Mrs II. c. Watts and N s
rs-,s OF Cambridge: Hiss Charlbois. Miss Ia
po,oue and Miss Theresa La RocQue. Of Montreal.
s,sF n Nickson. of Brooklyn. Many Intervale
,usss 20 down daily 10 play over the kearsarge
sol, links 81 North CONWAY.
esrety has reigned al jackson OF late. where. al
wentworth HAL there have been several entertsin-
rs,ts Ny and Mrs. Louis Stecl1ler. Of New York.
rave a canev pull 10 a circle OF their friends on
r,ssv night Il was followed by an old-fashioned
t,chen dance and Virginia reel Portland Fancy
and many oldtime favorites among the "string
ssnces" were enjoyed by the merry company. on
saturday came the hop. most successful one. at
tended BY guests and cottagers. and on Monday
evening Jerome Schoenfeld. OF New York, gave A
cobEeb party 10 his friends
The Balsams. "furthest north" in Dixvine Notch.
has an unusually large colony Of young people this
sumner ard there IS something going on con-
rsnfly The informal dancing in the evening is
snoyeG and fishing for trout on Lake Cloriette.
caroesag OF the lake. tramping through Dixvile
feet above the hotel and bathing in Lake Gloriette
cunsutute the usual round Of pleasure. The new
tennis courts just completed. are second 10 none IN
the mountains and in daily use.
The anest drives in the mountains are taken from
the Hampshire I'm, a. Colebrook. where there IS
vide variety in mountain and pastoral scenery.
There is much 10 interest the visitor IN Franconia
at the Forest Hi Hotel where lawn tennis IS the
g0t d The hour. Golf is also a sport enjoyed
q gyssts ort baseball takes precedence over al.
sit the Forest Am team has played some swift
ssne tlis year with Sunset Hill and other noun
uir teams. The motor cars are in great demand.
arc several motor picnics have been given from
he Forest Hiu during the week.
Tie MapleWood has had a series Of affairs that
Azys made the young people most active. Sky
couples were costumed at the masquerade ball az
To Casino Saturday evening. and many elab
crate gowns were worn. as well as grotesque
Wednesday
competition for the handsome cup presented by
J. r Scott FOR advance stroke" contest. and the
exhibition golS OF ALEX" Smith and Willie" Nc
CURE was followed by a large gallery The gunners
are also out az Maplewood, and one of the most ex-
PER ar bringing down the clay pigeons has been
En Mary Winters. OF indianapolis Harry Far
rngton. whose golf az Palm Beach was feature "f
ne season. IS playing fine game at MaplewOod this
season.
Over st the wsumbek. AZ jefferson. hotel and cot
zges filed with guests. young people predomi-
hating The children OF the DOrothea Dix Home Cor
The Children Of Actors gave vaudeville show Rt
ne Waun5ek on Monday evening. Saturdays put
ING match WIS, usual, great success, and
rrzes were given by Mrs. Y. II. IAppncott ~
Pniadelphia. Fritz Victor. OF New York, won the
AT handicap golf tournament and another IS ar
isgec for the last of the week horseback riding
se favoriie diversion a. jefferson. and among tho
nfers are Miss Katharine McCook and George No
Cook, Of New York. Miss Anita Blair and Charles
Acsi, cf Chicago
The Sinclair House. al bethlehem. IS the rendez-
'oH To- the Bethlehem smart set. and bridge
N'iifs take place almost every evening. The hop
= saturday evening brought together several hun-
uH peopie, and Joshua SimDkins,' that popular
e'afns - rural life attracted MANY Sinclair guests
~s week at Cruft Eall. Dr. McGahan gave din
ie party in honor q Dr. and Mrs. A. o. J. Kelly.
= fniadelphia. during the week. Mrs. d. G. IIar-
.He'on Is one ~ Bethlehem's most active leaders
ne social life. and the success Of the teas AT
e Country Club IS largely due u her untiring
'a'is 70 make them so.
a Breton Woods there has been much activity.
.,u tne accepted form Of entertainment has in
-aaed lmcheons and dinners in the European cafs
- cnners and suppers in the new cave grill
80 - j. attracting scores OF people nightly. Mr..
.N'1el who is spending the summer al the Profile
80 ~. celebrated his eighty-second birthday on
-s Win dinner al p. m. in the OctaEonal
J, 4-let room, Al which zen were present Mrs.
l. Day OF Springfield. and Mrs. Alfred A
"h Of New York, were Of the hostesses On
c--@s' Mrs Day giving a luncheon and Mrs
ss dinner. Mrs. W. w. Gurley. OF Chicago.
NJ luncheon of eighteen covers on saturday and
4sm T. AVerel of New York. gave small din
= n Saturday night preceding his departure with
-, st lockwood for Bar IIarbor In their auto
1e. Arthur Ryle. Of the Profile House brought
e'sEi men friends in his motor on Monday and
= uein a waffle luncheon al the Mount Wash
80. Dh Mrs +. y. Hopkins gave a luncheon 81
s''een covers in the banquet room on Thursday.
se Wilson. cahada's amateur golf champion. has
49, al the Mount Pleasant House, and VIII play
t,rs VIE Arthur Peterson. Of PiusbTg. The
r.s1e'Ae given by amateur performers from the
r9san House al the Mount Pleasant and the
aleienees
mi. t"Hle House Is the centre of SO much gayety
summer that great IS the disappointment among
So" patrons who cannot fec,ire accomunda-
,. ~afs Arthur Butler Twombly gave cotillon
,s. e.e on Wednesday evening. -.pd a close tennis
b. b''eni s IN progress this week FOR cups given
Rs. n and Mrs. Twombly. Dr and Ms George
e.h s' A~ooa entertained Saturday al the golf
eutboasl Special chicken luncheon cooked at the
tris,,, WI Mountain House there Is much social
youhss- '.p amateur theatr1csls are occupying the
ss.s 80 under the direction Of Delbert Mover
FLED !, pnesday evening the drawing room was
hip ~, presentation Of "PetticOat Peridy.' %
= Dsncng putslng ma,ehes ana an = go,f .. an IN
s'"een rehesrsals in the green ROOM"