The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23

NO one who notes the weekly calendar
OF events NJ the White Mountain resorts
can believe the wild tales OF cancella-
lions and cessation OF social gayeties
caused by the war and condition OF the
market. Many brokers and bankers who
have been In New York have returned
for their holidays in the hi1s. and there
mas never been gayer season than this
now that most visitors are assured Of
the safety OF friends abroad. and this
has been the busiest week OF the sea-
son. to be followed by an equally busy
month.
Events OH the East side this week
include tennis and golf tournament at
the Kearsarge. North Conway. where a
large ball was given for the benefit OF the
building fund OF Wellesley College :
mountain climbing parties, moonlight pic
MICS and drag parties at the Intervale
House. the Tennis Ball ut the Iron Noun
tain House In Jackson. and golf and
tennis at Wentworth Hall. Gray's Inn
and the Eagle Mountain House.
The Crawford's list includes clock golf
and putting matches. u golf tournament.
and several auction parties and concerts.
Breton Woods has several concerts base
ball games. a formal ball at the Mount
Washington Saturday evening a GYM
khana on the athletic field on Friday.
dancing contests and golf tournaments
at tne annual nNnSqueT-
AIDE at Fabyans. a tennis and golf tourna-
ment and masquerade at the Twin Noun
tain House. a masquerade ball at the
Waumbek, with dinners and moonlight
picnics galore. n ball, putting match
clock golf and golf Journeys and two
bridge parties at the Mountain View
House, thes dansants at The Uplands, open
golf tournament at Maplewood. where a
cabaret and ball at the Casino were
81 Wadpeqday md TbtrSJay avapirCa .
a ball at the Sinclair on Saturday evening,
golf tournament and many teas and pic
mics at the New Profile House, tennis
tournament and lawn bowls at Dlxville
Notch, where n putting match was also
given cotillon at the Sunset Hin House
and many other events OF lesser impor-
tance, including entertaining among the
various cottage colonies.
The parade M Bethlehem on gala day
was the most pretenuous one ever at
tempted and every hotel AZ Bethlehem
and Maplewood was represented with
beautifully decorated floats. The process
sion was further enllvened by beautifully
decorated motor cars. private carriages
and children's pony carts boy scouts.
campfire girls and a company of eques-
TRANS and caddies from the Country Club.
A company OF suffragettes bearing the
familiar banners and distributing lltera-
ture were followed by float In which a
female figure lying In a chair was being
forcibly fed through tube by an orderly
in white hospital uniform bearing pla-
card Sylvia Must BE Fed" Among the
floats and motors especially commended
were those OF the Sinclair, Arlington. Up
lands. Highland, Hillside Inn. Maplehurst,
Turner's Tavern, Central. Maplewood,
Maple Leaf Farm, Altamonte. Agassiz.
Alpine and many others too numerous TO
mention.
Among members OF the White Mountain
cottage and hotel colonies who motored
over for the parade and the ball game IN
the afternoon were Mrs. Theodore Thomas.
who came from Felsengarten. her estate
in Bethlehem: Mr.. and Mrs j. G.. Gless-
ner Congressman and Mrs, George Giess-
ner and Mr.. and Mrs. w. |. Lincoln
Adams from Littleton the Hon. and Mrs.
D. C. Remich. Or. and Mrs. McGregor
from Sunset Hill House: Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Fl. standish and party. Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry X McHarg, Mrs. Charles Stewart
Smith, Mrs John F. Duncan and several
others from the New Profile; Mr. and
Mrs Roswell Z. Colt. Miss Lilley and NJ
w. Higgins from Maplewood; Mt and
Mrs w. w. Gurley. Mr. and Mrs, l.. a.
Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs r: w Day and
party, Mr. and Mrs. ]. y. Conyngham,
Roswell W. Mundy and John Ferguson
Reed from Breton Woods Frank Dodge
and party from the Mountain View
House Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Barron from
Twin Mountain and many others. Several
luncheons were given at tho Sinclair and
Maplewood ana there was record at
tendance at the baseball game at the
Country Club grounds in the afternoon.
Interest seems TO centre In mountain
climbing at the Intervale House, where a
thrilling ascent OF Mount Washington by
motor was made this week by Mr.. and
Mrs. s. j. Kidder and party OF New York,
who gave a luncheon at the TIP Top
House. Climbing Mount Kearsarge this
week were Mr.. and Mrs. II, J. Hatton,
w. p. Ashbourn and Mrs. George Il.
willard. DR.. F. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs NJ
Rothschlld, F. L. Ward. John Schloss and
NJ. III. Turner
Mrs. Daniel g. Riker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Riker and their children are well
come arrivals at the New Profile this
week, and II Is likely that the annual
water sports may take place on Pronle
Lake. as Mr.. Riker Is always prime
mover in the races, Mr. and Mrs n. s.
Riker, Jr.. who spent their honeymoon at
the Profile. returned some time ago 10
New York.
Dancing has caught bethlehem and
Maplewood as a craze and several New
York professionals give frequent exhibit
lions. The Uplands have dancing con-
tests at their Tuesday ball and the BIZ
weekly thes dansants. and at the Country
Club there are Victroa dances morning,
noon and night Maplewood has a large
ball at the Casino every Thursday even
Ing and dancing whenever there is music,
Many young people from Bethlehem and
Maplewood give motor parties TO Breton
Woods for the thes dansants at the Foret
de la Danse and the supper dances In tho
Cave Grill IN the evening. There are also
dances nightly at the Mount Pleasant
with supper In the grill to follow.
Col. r. A. Swigert OF Aiken, who was
grand marshal OF the Bethlehem Country
Club parade. with Mrs. Swigert, gave a
handsome luncheon at Sinclair Lodge on