New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

rcs, side OF the mountains The Sunset at North
Conway IL under the management OF s. +. Lund
q newcomer to tho hills. and the Mount LookOn
House has also hSw manager this season
Tho vest side oc mountains has been up
and doing fcr some vcees. and at Sugar Hill the
Sunset Hul House has already over sixty regular
guests. beside which ell cottages will be occupied
al the end Of the week. J. William Fosdck. presi-
dent Of the New York Society OF Arts and Crafts
Is at his studio and cottage, The Nutshell
Old patrons OF the Sunset TIfn House 20 return
for the season are Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. Davenport
and Miss Davenport, Of Brooklyn; NJ and Mrs
T. A. Titus Of Ca'skll Mr. aud Mrs \. y West
fan and their dsughjer Mrs c. Z. Chiids. and
many others
At Franconia the Forest Hills Hotel Company
has made many Improvements under the direction
OF Herbert r. Hunt. who expects mans OF the Ola
patrons to return carly in the season. a new grill
room IS being installed. which viii be well patron
ICED by motor parties. The road leading from the
village 70 the hotel has been bedGed with gravel
and graded and smooth and hard
At Bethlehem the Sinclair House one Of the
best known OF mountain hosteries. is open, with
many improvements in the interior arrangement.
W NcAuliffe who has lust been appointed man
aEer of the AIcazar al St Augustine Fla. Is BE-
hind the desk usual 10 greet his patrons. Old
and new The golf links have been extended by
nine holes and the course, which was laid out Dy
Donald Ross. OF the Oakley Club. at BroOkline'
Mass, is now six thousand yards In length
The Maplewood Hotel opened this week. the cot
tage having been opened scveTs! days hefore. ana
again under the management of Leon H ChIeF-
Mrs cabot Morse Of Boston has taken one OF the
cottages for the season. and the Harry Laidia~s'
Of New York. have taken Cottage No. g e. w
Perkins, OF New York. viii also be OF the Maple
wood cottage colony.
.r,o Profle House opened on Wednesday. and At
the same time an evea dozen of the twenty cot
ta;es were also teuanted, something quite unusual
thus early General and Mrs W. N p DarroW
ard Mr. and Mrs. w. :. Bridge, OF New York. ana
NJ Ms hen r. % Boston,
the first arrivals and others to follow closely were
Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Butler TN'n0iE' o. Ne"
YORK Mrs. Twomolys social Ell q. taiaineNts d
the Profile have always been features OF the sum-
life there.
The Twin Mountain House Will oren this week
under the management os Harry 3. barron and. as
usual the first guest arrive cor the opening was
Theodore Wehle. of New York. who for many
wears has been an annual visitor. Mr Wchle start
al a the Twin Mountain House the hotel library.
Inch bears the nam" OF the Wehle lAMaFy ana
contains more than two thousand volumes.
Tic Fabyan House, always one OF ihe first of no
large hotels TO Cpeu. has been caring for guests
since June 81. and has had iE that time several
New York motoring parties The house is even
attractive than usual which IL saying Hi-A
indeed. A nev bungalow at the LEFT Of the station
walk and a earth tennis court are Of the
many additions to the hotels resources FOR enter
tainment. The New York clientele VIII, as usual
predominate In the roster.
Progression is always expected al the Crawford
House under the regime. ana this season the
addition % several rooms and baths is one OF
the important changes while covered and widened
VeTenJa the sunset side of the house. with Il
porte-cochere. are notable improvements. Colonel
ID. Il. Larned. L. s. A.. was the first guest to
register at the Crawford House. which will enter
tain crowds Of its former patrons
The Balsams, Dixville Notch. will open this
week, ana Millsheld Camp. In the forest pTlncTal
which is maintained in connection with the hotel.
furnished such trout fishing one may sel%0m
ind Sc near civilization. The Balsams maintains
an automobile livery garage, and has also some
good saddle horses.
The waumbek and cottages, at jefferson. will
repeat the of former seasons, and the cot
tage colony is practically unchanged. Mr. and
Mrs. 2. w. Devoe and family, OF New York. who
have been for many years at the Naumbek. will
again return; also the r. z. Munros, the s. II.
AusteDs and many others of odtime guests. Fish
ing in jefferson trout streams never better
The Mount Pleasant House seems the Mecca for
motorists this season. and large proportion Of It's
patrons have arrived by motor. The season there
opened the 2Sd with party Of motorists. rep
resonting the Albany Automobile Association.
the cub's fifth annual tour. The $50 members OF
the American Library Association are zsakng their
convention a: the Mount Washington of great
interest Side trips enjoyed by the delegates will
include post convention coaching trip through the
mountains with stops at Wentworth Hail. in Jack