The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26

Mount Pleasant. where Frederic c. Hoyt Of
brooklyn has Joined Mrs. and Miss Hoyt.
Mrs. J. c. Wood OF Brookline, with her
sister. Miss Anna Desmond OF London.
VIII remain here until August 1. Mrs. Z. {.
! Bliss of New York and Mr. and Mrs II. A.
| ltice, Jr., OF Boston returned this season.
| Mrs. *. s. shields and party of Pittsburg
are also coming. &. NJ Bradley and party
OF i've are other Pittsburgers to come for
August. Mr.. and Mrs. &. J. Driscoll arrive
from New York for a weeks stay. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. H. Payson are also booked.
| INTERvALE, n. H.. July 2s.--Mrs. Charles
| L. Gibson and Miss Gibson OF New York.
who are at their summer home In North
! conway, gave their second picnic In the En-
chanted Woods this week
Golf is the principal sport at the Russell
! Cottages. where two foursomes are COM
peting against one another daily. The cap
tains are c. T.. Parker and Gren Parker OF
| Hartford
Motoring from the Intervale House to the
summit Of Mount Washington by the car
! riaCe road this week were Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Cosgrove and Miss Ruth Meyer Of
Brooklyn. Mrs Robert Moore. Miss Constan-
tine Moore. Charles ". Knight and Frank
Kane. The opening hops of the season at
the Wentworth Hall Casino this week
brought out all the hotel and cottage colony
IN jackson. Tho golfers enjoyed several
tournaments on the links OF Wentwo Hall
Golf club
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. H. Dana and Miss Mary
Longfellow Of Portland, with Mrs Frances
Barrett. motorrd to Wentworth Hall this
week. Miss Longfellow and Mrs. Dana are
members Of the late poets family.
saturday evening finds the Intervale
House ballroom crowded with summer WIS.,
itorS. The morning muSicales also attract
many people from the cottage colony. MI,
and Mrs. :. Maet- Provost and Miss Pauline
Mallett-P Provost are among the New Workers
passing the summer AZ jackson.
NEW PROFILE HORSE, n. H.. July 25.-Ths
; Sunday morning services at the Profile
House are always appreciated by the sum-
mer colony. and on sunday the Rev. Julian
Wadsworth Of Providence. who il passing
the summer Mt the Mountain View House.
OBLIGATED. Tomorrow Booker r. Washing
ton Will speak Mt the morning service
Mrs. William +. Beal of Boston. with her
two young sons. ia the guest Of her brother,
Gen. w. y. p. barrow and Mrs. Darrow 81
Cottage IL.
Robert Batcheller Of Washington will be
Joined shortly by his brother. Alfred Batch
eller. Mr.. T.. ". Jewett OF the Union Club
Joined Mr. and Mrs John C. Tappin here.
Mrs. Isaac ". How and Miss Beatrice How
are AZ the New Profile for the season Othor
New York arrivals. mostly by motor include
Mr.. and Mrs. ottoman H. Van Nokden. Mr..
and Mrs. T.. / Van Slyck. Mr.. and Mrs. q. W.
Dandy. MIR. and Mrs. II. S. Could Mr.. and
Mrs. H. p. Forrest and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
T.. Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Leighton and Mr. and
Mrs. X. v. Graham of Philadelphia have
taken rooms at the Profile House.
JEFFERSON, y. H., July 25-The social
life ut the Waumbek and its cottage colony
includes golf. followed by music and tea.
Motor rides also are popular Golfers ere
arriving daily. on the Waumbek Golf Club
course daily can be seen Nir. and Mrs. Charles
schmidt. Henry Daley. c. W. Hunt. Carl
Victor. Adolph Victor. j. Wray Cleveland
X. c. Cleveland, j. Renwick Dimond, DR.
c, i, Lindley. j. VI Bacon. the Misses Gladys
and Marguerite Bacon. william +. Munro.
Miss {, S. Hartman and Granville W. Har-
man. all OF New York and Brooklyn.
G.. W. Hartman and j. NJ. Bacon have
started fund TO buy uniforms and other
equipment for the baseball team formed by
the Waumbek caddies. A tent colony for
the caddies. most of whom arc from Boston,
is to be formed at tho waumbek along the
same lines as those at Breton Woods.
bethlehem and Maplewood.
y. Hopkins. II. =. Vanderveer and William
I. Wintringham who motored from Brook
lyn are at the Waumbek. DR.. and Mrs
William Prall OF Princeton. n. j., are at the
and party Of Princeton are also expected to
spend tho summer
Miss Laura A. Vosburgh Of New York
motored up with Mr. and Mrs E. W. Emery
and Miss Antoinette C. Sides coming by
way OF Portsmouth over the Ideal Tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dimond who arc
entertaining n large house party at The
Naples. welcomed j. Renwick Dimond,
II. +. Graham and Arthur c. Warren Of
: New York. who came up for week end golf.
CRAWFORD HoUsR, n. H., July ,B-Burro
1 parties at the Crawford House are popular
here for the climb over the wooded carria 70
road to the summit OF Mount Willard.
" Entries are coming in steadily for the
9. tennis tournament for tho White Mountain
a championship. which opens on July so.
" Secretary William Barron, Jr., OF the Craw-
ford Notch Lawn Tennis Club will be missed
IS this year. as he ia passing tho summer
" In Europe. 1t IA expected that several
IT prominent tennis players will come down
" from Montreal and Quebec to compete for
J. the Crawford Notch challenge CUP.
Mrs, A. d. milford OF Elizabeth. N. j.. has
Joined Mrs. j. b. Copp and Mrs. s. p. Chick
here. MIR and Mrs q. G. Kimbali OF New
York motored here with Mrs. G. C. Kimball
l.. and Mrs. c. A. Hyde Of Hartford for the
g. week end.
lR Mrs. NJ. @. McNamee and Miss J. Decks
III or Woodmere. IL. l.. are passing some tins
se at the Crawford. where Edwin 9. Dodge
I'd OF New York came to join Mr. and Mr9.
re Laurence p. Dodge of Newburyport. whs
Ia motored up for a few days in company
90 with Mrs, f, II. Little and Mrs T., j. Fahens
Is Mr.. and Mrs. Albert " W, Tallman.
Mrs. G. s. Tallman. MIR. and Mrs. W. G.
MS Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. David Carpenter
NJ and Miss Anna Moutf OF New York. who
r motored here. will remain week
7, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J.. Crow. Misses
IN Crow and W. S. Crow of Rye. n. Y, came
I'd up over the Ideal Tour. Mr., and Mrs. W. C
l., Low OF Brooklyn with Miss Pauline Low.
IN Carroll and Kenneth Low and Mrs. j. l..
A. White of Flushing motored to the Craw-
ford Mr.. and Mrs. Gonzale Lodge of New
IN York have taken rooms at the Crawford
10 for a long stay. Mrs. c, A. Fuller has come
~ from Brookline for the season,
eel MAPLfwoop. y, H.. July rs. The Maple
p wood colony has begun its gayeties some
what earlier than usual this year and as
IN there are many children a special party
be is given for their benefit every Wednesday
evening in he music room OF the hotel.
Prof Manriuue directed the events and