New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-07

some rain. but it has brought the best OF
fishing weather, and Robert w Day, OF
Spr1ngfield left the Mount Washington
Hotel on Tuesday, despite the heavy rain
and fished all the afternoon in the Am
monoosuc River, near F4byan and Twin
Mountain below the falls, and brought IN
a heavy creel containing seventy-six speck-
led trout, which were served as the piece
de resistance at q dinner in the European
Room
Mr.. and Mrs Mark willing and Mrs
Henry A. Blair frequently motor over from
their cottages at the Waumbek to luncheon
or dinner at the Mount washington. where
a new feature Of the week is Dutch buf-
fet between and SO o'clock in the Dutch
Room.
Wafer POLO In the SWIMMING pool and the
lectures at the annual meeting of the 60
cietv for the Preservation of New Hanp-
shire Forests. which brought over fifty
members to Breton Woods during the two
DAYS session here this week, and the
Wednesday evening parade OF all the sad
die horses and trail ponies or Breton
Woods. in charge Of Gordon L.. Smith, OF
DurlSnd's New York, were features OF the
weeks entertainments. MI Snhth morse
Was beautifully iIlUmined with tiny cleo
trio lights, and he rode ike centaur'
handling his tandem with much grace
Social life at the WauUbek, in Jefferson,
is very gay, ana golf as. usual ho'os the
fore. There will be putting contest on
+na WAS, lawn this afternoon which prom
Uses 80 be the most interesting OF the sea-
son. Handsome prizes are 10 be awarded
the winners. and an AFTERNOON tea OH tno
veranda will follow.
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nah. Ga. gave a dinner in honor of MIR.
and Mrs. Orton s. Brown and Mrs. joan
Z. Gordon, the latter the widow OF
GeneraI Gordon who ;aotored over
from Berlin. other guests were M. and
Mrs. w. W. Gordon. il, OF Atlanta: Fl. IL
Gordon and c. L. Stafford. of New York
Howard Morton. of New York, has pre-
sented A CUP for prize in the best select
ed score contest now being waged on tue
links OF the Waunlbek Golf Club.
A pJeasine entertainment was given at
fhe Mount Pleasant House this week by
the Children's Theatre Company. of Bos-
ton. Mrs. John Craig Kelly is singing oc-
casionallv at the evening concerts at the
Mount Pleasant House, and this week the
bows OF Camp Ossipee are being enter
tanned at the Mount Pleasant while playing
4 series OF baseball games with the teams
from Mount Pleasant and Mount Washing
ton Miss Martha Wallet captains a girls
baseball team.
Tho Mapiewood has been unusually say-
which Is saving much. for. what with the
regulation golf and tennis, the daily SHOOTS
at the traps OF the MaplewoOd Gun Club,
the dances at the Casino and all the ~
formal parties sandwiched In with horse
hack riding and motoring galore, the hotel,
cottages and Inn are having busy time
The chIIdren's sunlight dances on Mon
day afternoons at Mapiewood are delight
full Affairs. and many children enjoy the
dancing and games.
Over I'm Franconia Notch at the Pronie
House there is much informal entertaining
going on at the various cottages. and Mrs
Arthur Butler Twombly and her sister,
Mrs Henry G. E>mmet, have recently en-
tertainod at teas. There has been much
boating and fishing on Profile Lake. and
the twilight walk around Echo Lake over
the gravvlled paths is'a feature Of life al