New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
The Granite Hills
White Mountains Await Their
Summer VisitantS.

Friction Woods. N. H, June Ss-Ine
opening Of the White Mountain season tniS
wear has been ono OF the most ausplcious
in many seasons. Everywhere the fharch
Of improyement has been going steaoiiS
onward with the result that never nave
+ha botels been In such excellent cohoition
to entertain their guests. Many ne" iedl
,,roa NJ entertainment have been arranged
which will attract moro of the leisure CLASS
than usual.
At BRETON Woods there will be burros
and pack ponies for use on tne hel"oi
OF mountain trails. There Will be guloeS
I'm attendance and parties may select lhei
mountain, order the materials for iunch-
con to be cooked out over an open iio
In the woods and arrange for excursions
from Breton Woods of one day or t'oIe'
r,ban Allen Crawford, grandson OF the
pioneer of the White Hills is IN cilai so
=, the newly created woods department
of the Breton Woods hotels and mas Dulit
near Arnonoosuc Falls log cabin in fun
view of Mount washington and the Presi-
acnt,al Range, where guests may resort lot
humber camp fare of beans baked in the
ground and many other plain and prinli-
t,ra edfbIes which Mr.. Crawford VIII per-
soually cook and serve.
Exhibition flights in a monopfane are
now y, 7mised as an added attraction at
Breton Woo this summer. 1t is hopeo
tn make eght from Mount washington
to a e,.,,.r ..eight than any ever attained
by any .ehicle Of the air
a new forest room has been aoded 10
the Mount Washington Hotel IN conhec-
t,on with the cave grill, which was SUCH
a delightful feature there last season Inc
Mount Pleasant House is now open ana
making early guests comfortable and
| happy.
The golf links at the Profile House have
baon nut In excellent condition and ex-
| ,e-+s have heen at work on the tennis
courts which are among the finest in New
England. Dr. and Mrs. T. Warren Peari,
| OF New York, who spent their honeymoon
at the Profile House last season. are re-
turning this year with Master Pearl and
Mrs. PEARLS mother and sister, Mrs Jonn
F.. Duncan and Miss Duncan, of Madison
avenue
The many Improvements at the Maple
| wood Hotel include twenty-one new plate
glass windows on the Office floor and in the
dining room. The rotunda has been enlarged
and q beautiful fireplace added. The ro-
tunda and dining room are newly decorat-
| ed the electric light fixtures renewed and
1
hall has been enlarged and there are
new post and telegraph offices. Much new
furniture and new rugs add to the at
tractiyeness Of the hotel and the cot
tage. which has been rechristened Maple
| wood Inn.
| The Ivaumbek, at Jefferson has newly
decorated the office and parlor floors, and
new electric lighting has been Installed
throughout the house. Golf will as usual
| be great feature Of the season and there
will be much interest also In tennis, with
a tournament later IN the season The
Waumbek Cottages have all been let for
the season, with practically the same Glen
teIe as during the last few years The
Rev. T. Harrington Littell, of New York,
will again officiate as rector of the 'Epis-
copaI Church at the Waumbek this sum-
mer and will occupy, with his family. a
! cottage near by.