The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-19
Water sports on Lake Mahkeenac, LenoX, Mass.

colony ara Mr. and Mira J. William
Fosdick OF New York.
The Balsams at Dixville Notch promises
to add a new athletic field to Its attrac-
lions in the near future and within
fortnight nine holes of the new golf
course will be open. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. W.
X Hale opened the Lodge this week and
many honeymooners have been at tho
Balsams and at Camp Millshed, where
tho trout fishing has been exceptionally
fine.
Clock golf and putting parties by cleo
trio light continue to be popular at ,the
Intervale House. The fishing Is excellent.
North Conway has many attractions.
with golf on the Kearsarge links. Rear
at the KeaNarge.
Gen. and Mrs Marshall C. Wentworth
OF Wentworth Hall. jackson. gave their
fourteenth annual children's garden party
on the lawn at the Hall on Tuesday.
when between three and four hundred
children were entertained. Many cot
tagers drove down and Gen. and Mrs.
Wentworth held a reception.
The clear days OF tho past week have
brought a record number of visitors to
the summit OF Mount Washington. on
Wednesday four special trains went to
the summit, where the old Tip Top House
Is still catering to the wayfarer. Harry
Kendall Thaw and party. who climbed
over the Great Northern Peak from
Gorham, spent Monday night at the TIP
Top House
New Workers. stopping at tho Mount
Washington arc losing no time In getting
into play over the links. Max Grundner,
Major l. r. Leigh of Harpers and Burt
Van Horn arc among the regulars making
the rounds.
Recent New York arrivals at tho Mount
Washington are Mrs II. b. Starr. Mrs.
X. 8. Mcdonnell. Mr.. and Mira George
bartholomew and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il.
Beckwith.
New York arrivals at the Mount Pleas
ant include Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Rolfe, Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Sennott, Marshall
White, Miss Hale. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
f.. Fox, Mrs. @. q. Bauer and Mrs. g. ID.
Blannery, Miss A. Rein, Miss Annie d.
mond and Loretto Dimond.
NEW PROFILE HOUSE. N. IL. July Is
The Misses Thomas OF New York Will re
sumo their dancing classes al the New
Profile House on July 20. Matinees dan
santes will, as last year. be a feature OF
the season.
Il. w. Jewett of the Union Club ar
rived on Tuesday to Join the John c..
Tappins.
Mr. and Mrs. James ii. 'Ottley OF West
! Seyenty-third street are coming from their
country place at Glen Cove this week
to spend the remainder OF the season.
l The Francis Sterne Palmers OF Park ave-
/ nue. will also be OF the New Profile colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel S. Riker are spend
| ing their honeymoon at the New Profile
| House. where Mrs. R.ker. Sr, arrives
later.
/ Mrs. William r. Leeds OF New York,
| accompanied by Mrs II. II. Kimball. is
/ on long motor tour of the hills and has
been ut the New Profile House this week.
/ JEFFERSON, n. H.. July lS,-Mr, and
Mrs. Walter Lippincott of Riverton, y, d..
have taken the Bungalow, tho cottage oc-
cuped for so many years by Charles L.,
! Raymonds of Chicago.
! Miss Pell of New York. who spent the
winter at her cottage in Lakewood, has
come to spend the summer at the Waum-
| bek.
! Mrs. Albert Young and Miss Arents OF
New York motored to the Waumbek this
week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James d'Olier. j. Renw.ck
/ Dimond, Mrs. NJ, McNchol, Miss Althoa
| Judd Ward and Miss Emma Litzman, all
| of New York, are with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Dimond at the Naples,
| Late New York arrivals at the Waum-
bek include John B. Doyle. Master Doyle,
| Mr.. and Mrs. X. +, Munro William Fraser
Munro. Mrs. Il. l.. Brownel, Prof Will
| lam A. Cunning of Columbia University
and Mrs. Cunning. Mr., and Mrs j, Wray
Cleveland. Miss Marjorie Cleveland. II, G.
Cleveland, C. w. Hunt. Mr., and Mrs. j.
n. Bacon and the Misses Gladys and Mar
guerite Bacon.
MAPLEwoop. N. H.. July is.-The Ma