The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02

White Mountain resorts have entertained
several notables during the past week and
social activities are becoming more i'm
portant. a resume OF the weeks events
shows that everywhere the craze for
dancing has resulted IN more evening az
fairs than ever before.
Among the hotels having special dan
cling parties have been IN" Intervale.
Kearsage. Wentworth Hall. Iron Noun
tain and Gray's Inn on the east side OF
the moutains The Maplewood Casinos
weekly bail on Thursday evening will be
the most brilliant OF It's kind in the noun
tains. and Mt the New Profile there IL
special dance on SATURDAY. evening. Mrs
A. II. Twolnbly will soon christen the new
room to be devoted TO dancing at her
cottage there.
The Sunset I'M House at Sugar I'M.
Mountain View at Whitfield. Crawford.
Twin Mountain. Fabyan and the Sinclair
a. Bethlehem all have balls on Saturday
evening Tho Tplands has It's weekly
dance on Tuesday evenings and on Thurs
days the entire Bethlehem colony motor
up for the ball at Maplcwood Casino
The rplands at Bethlehem and the
Mountain View at Whitfield announce
series OF thes ddnsants during the sea
son. the I'plands having theirs on Tues
day and Friday In the afternoon and tho
other on Thursday after noon. The Waum-
bek at Jefferson promises 10 follow suit
and at the new Foret de Dause at the
Mount Washington which opens tonight
there promises also 10 he a programme OF
interesting dancing.
Many society people have motored to
the Mount Washington during the present
week and the opening on Saturday eve
ming of the new Foret de Danse N the
Cave Grill brought motor parties and
week end parties from oil over the White
Mountains.
Vicomte dc Fontenilliat Of France. the
Due de Bacardi Of Italy, Sir Arthur and
Lady Herhcr. and Miss Herbert OF Lon
don have been among the distinguished
arrivals az the Mount Washington this
wee'; Others included tho formc~ Am
bassador to Russia, tho Hon, Curtis Guild,
and Nre. Guild. Mr.. aud Mrs. Wellington
Wells and party from Boston.
The dancing craze has spread SO widely
that the Mount Pleasant House has been
one OF the first to respond TO the demand
FOR enjoying the modern dances. Mr..
Herklner has been fortunate In securing
j. Reed OF Louisville, ny, TO act as In
structor and Il Is expected that "A young
lady also will be here In August.
Mount Pleasant golfers are bringing in
some low scores and among those play
ing regular foursomos are Edward Feet
~ Hunting Valley club and James Gay
. or Inc fnllun'l pnld 'flFkel tuD paying
to win agLins, &. J. Dunphy OF Water
bury. Conn. and Ernest Harrison OF Com
n,onweaith Golf Club. T. u. Bracken OF
Philadelphia and the Messrs. Gay and
Harry Heintz ID are found on the tennis
courts frequently
John l.. Bates. former Governor Of
Massa chusetts. with HIS mother and "A
party of friends has BEEN spending few
days at the Mount Pleasant.
Cot Va n gala 1aV q
the hote! and cottage colony Mt the
Waumbek "a the putting match on the
west lawn ~ followed by Informal dinner
parties and later the dance ~ the week
IN the ballroom.
The putting match this week had as
hostesses Mrs. Walter Lppincott OF East
! Orange, " J.. and Miss Mary dOller OF
burlington, y !. The silver trophies
were won by NJ ~ Margaret Bacon OF
Brooklyn ard George Francis OF New
York
Or. and Mrs. c r. Jefferson and Or
and Mrs. s. G. Warner Of New York arS
spending few days AT the Waumhek
and also arriving there from the metropo-
liza have been Mrs. u. Searles OF East
Orange, with Miss Granfeld Of New York
! George II. McCook, who Joined his par
ents. Gen. and Mrs. Arson q. McCook
The Fabyan House has many delightful
| mpromptu affairs and with the golf and
| tennis tournaments, horseback riding
motor picnics and mountain climbing Is
| one Of the gayest resorts In the White
! IIins James Winston and Miss Daisy
! Lane are planning many novel enter
| tainments and tho usual tape races,
| costume ball ana vaudeville SHOWS are
among the diversions always found here,
Late additions to the Fahyan House
colony from Manhattan include Miss Es-
tellc Mlchaelis, Leo L. Klein, Il. Hay
mann. Mr.. and Mrs l. X, Feist w, A.
Cramer and H. Spear. Mgr, A. J, Tur-
ling OF Lynn. who spends a part OF every
season AZ the Fabyan. has arrived
Tho Twin Mountain House colony 50
interests itself In golf, clock golf and
putting contests mat there IL little room
for other interests except dancing, which
liz az popular az ever.
Irving ", Jackson heads n gay com
pany OF young people at the Twin and
the SIX horse brake Is frequently called
into requisition for a brake ride to Jeffer-
son.
Mrs. Asa II, Barron has been enter
tanning Mrs. Mary n Bradley Mt the Twin
Mountain House and Mira Frederick Bv.