The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-12

York are old patrons returning also Nj
and Mrs. william Lummis, Miss ilar-
riet and Master John Jummis. John
| rockingham of Tarrytown and his sister
| have taken rooms for the season and VI,
and Mrs. George Williams come from
/ their country place at Pennington. Corn
walter ~. bippinCott and family of IT,.
| crton, y. j.. will join the colony ...I
| Prof David Magic of Princeton viii ba
welcomed carly In the season
j, NJ. Bacon of BROOKLYN has o,.-
gagged suite at the Waumbek for him.
self and family.
BETHLEHEM, n. H.. July 1.-The n,-y
clubhouse OF the Bethlehem Country tIul,
VIII be the social centre OF Bethlehem and
| there promises 10 he much entertain.
this season, especially after the opening
OF tho hiwcokly tournaments in golf ..
| these are usually cup events for wh..l
prizes nave been given by various Incri-
| beers of the club and are followed by d..
hghtful teas. The golf course has been
| extended this season and is in prime con.
dition Professional Connery Is coaching
number of golfers who hope to make
| scratch In the coming events.
! The Sinclair House. which has been
| open for some time. has many New York.
ets among It's guests. prominent among
! them being Mrs. l.. s. Dalton, MI,
Kathryn Marston. Miss Marion Rurka
/ Mr. and Mrs r. n. Randall and Mira,
william Randall, Or and Mrs G. 4
Qutmby and Miss Natchez. w s. Ma.
| Donald and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Stein
| Mrs ". Ziegler. Theodore Ziegier and
J. A. Hill OF Woohmere, l.. l., are asa
| there for few days
Others at Bethlehem hotels from New
York include the following:
| The Highland-~Charles H. Petsoh and
the Misses Florence and Irene d. Petsch,
| +. Mcclure '
The Alpine-Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dooley.
The Arlington-Mrs Il. f.. Baldwin,
! MISS GLADYS Rowley +. III. Taylor and
l.. j. Cronk. Mr.. and Mrs s. G. Moster
and Miss Mosher OF White Plains
The Agass!z-The Misses SiIverberR
| and Miss Pollock and Mrs. u. Haymen
The Cplands-M J. owens and Mrs
Harry IIamff.
Hillside lnn-T. Il. Brooks, Lewis w
Barton Prof and Mrs. J. r. Warren.
strawberry HIN House-Mr. and Mrs
| william Atkins and Miss Atkins
Park View-Mrs. G. r. woln. Mrs p
PendIeton and Miss Matte Blogg
turner's Tavern-Mrs. Charles r
] samson and Helen Samson, T.. r Rar-
I row. Mrs. A. J. Watson and son OF New
| York and the Misses Estelle and Julia
Whltehouse and their niece Miss Celostin,
Nhitchousc. of BROOKLYN.
Mr ana Mrs Ruel W. Poore will omen
| 'helr cottage this season as usual
| =, MAPiEWoop. y. H., July I1-Tba
Ndple"ood opened on July with a large
| sd'hef'hE OF motor tourists who had com.
| IRON eleven States to be present a, M
| annual midsummer meeting of the board
| OF directors Of the American Auto.,oiu
ASSOCIATION, which was held at the Miami.
wood on Monday afternoon. july & Gov
| re'kef or New Hampshire arrived win
| uIS' felker that morning especially for
| the meeting, and many prominent ma,
| IN the motoring world were present G.
| sunday and Monday the party .pio,,l
| many side trips to the F-aprnuf, .,fI
| Crawford Notches the Flume and other
| points Of interest near by.
Miss Emily l.. McgarEec Of Wayne. "a.
was one of the first of the seasons ar
| rivals al MapewO God Inn, which has been
| open some weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Carrot Reilly Of Ros,mont
| "a, are here for the season. and MIR 4
| + Greenough and Mrs. willis Nash have
| come from New York for the summer
| DIR. and Mrs \. M.ttendprf of Ncn
YORK are enjoying a season at the Maple
| wood.
| T. J. y Cloud Of Philadelphia is the
! latest acquisition to the cottage colony
| this season.
| w. J. Mott is in charge of the Mamie
| wood Gun club this season and shooting
| tournaments followed 10y teas AT the edge
| of the woods will be popular features Of
| life here. The golf course has been Inn
| proved hy new hunkers and many tour
| nanenis are scheduled.
| WHrTEFIELp, y. H., July 1.-THE
| Mountain View House. which has been
| open for several weeks. has its usual
| large and delightful colony OF guests and
| with the rapidly growing cottage colony
| this resort. with it's wonderful panoramic
| view OF the hills, is taking most I'M
| portant place among the larger White
Mountain retreats.
| Rcar-Admiral Hawley Of Washington
| has summer home Mizzentop, near tho
| Mountain View, where he gives several
| house parties during the season.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Casgran OF Ne;
! troit have a summer home on the Jeffer-
| son road. where they frequently entertain
AS many AS twenty young people AT week
| end affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Webster are annual
/ visitors from New York at the Mountain
| View where Mrs Harris q. colt and her
| daughter Mrs. Sam sloan are also r gular
! season guests They bring their touring
| car and are frequently seen In Lancaster
| httleton, Dixville Notch and other re-
| sorts.
| The golf links are most p.rturesque,
| and the weekly tournaments and putting
| matches bring every one ont on the Inks.
The tombstone Journeys and the obstacle
putting matches are followed by teas 10
the Pergola. The Mountain View usual''
has strong golf team and matches are
| scheduled with Twin Mountain Went
worth Hall, Sunset I'M, Maplevood ana
other golf teams during August