New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-19
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
Motoring and Golf Fill the
Dav and Dancing the Night.

Wr-t, Mountains. a. H.. July IS.
The White Mountain season, little
lIgat. as usual. in its early stages, is
picking up wonderfully, helped on by
clo-ou- weather, and motoring and
golr keep every ono out Of doors, while
tfe dancing craze among both young
and old takes care Of the evening"
General and Mrs NJ G. Wentworth.
o. Wentworth Hall. az Jackson. gave "a
large garden party on tuesday, 20
nearly four hundred children OF the
vicinity and many were present from
Jackson. lrtc~vaIc North Conway and
pa--fa-+ "Novic-" pa che Casino
formed part of the entertainment and
.ne play OF Jack and the BeanstalK'
was presented
Wr. and Mrs. !. S Twomey and fam
Iy. who are spending the season al
North Conway. are resumlng tnelr
mountain climbing expeditions, and
they VIII scale every peaA on the east
side this sUmme-.
Perfect weather following last
weeks rain is delghting the hearts Of
she golfers. tennis enthusiasts. motor
ISIS ami cQucs-rlanf ,pcndIn2 the sum
re- a. Breton VI 00d-. save ~ the
meal hour. tnc wide corridors OF the
mammoth Mount Washington are d.
barren OF visitors as a deserted VIE
lage. every one being only 700 ANXIOUS
20 get out into the wonderful country,
which in the week gone by has Oeen
900 often shrouded in ram.
Among the arrivals Of the last few
day a. tire Mount Washington have
been "a large number % motor parties
from Now York The roads are reported
~ even better condition than last year,
when thousands of autos came into the
Breton Woods region.
Recent arrivals al the Mount Wash
.,~.or are Mr.. n. B Starr
Vr and Mrs. ". n. ?. barrow, OF
tic Profile. and their guest, 4. NJ.
Wolf. Of New York have been enjoy
i7g fishing trip '.onesome Lake, IN
fhc Franconia II TINS week, re-
turning or Saturday This was tee pri-
vste trout preserve OF the late william
J. Bridge. Of New York, VINO mad
s4rcd there for over forty year
r. y Jcwett. o. tho Union OluD' ar
,vcd az the New Profile on Tuesday 20
.o.r the John G.. Tappins, and viii be
among the interchangeable fishermen o.
me colony. a. well as enjoying l"e
W-. and Ms. James II. Ottley. o.
West nd g., are coming from their
eountry place a. Glen Cove this week 20
spcud the remainder Of the season a.
tho View Profile House.
The Fabyan House is planning a
very gay season, and Miss Daisy Lane
will. as usual. coach the young people
I'm amateur theatrical Miss Isabel
Florence will drill them IN fancy dane
inz and Nr. Winton viii aid them 10
a-rauging many festivities. Inc sea-
son's programme includes the usua!
tape races. fancy dress balls, cotillons
nd a vaudeville nearly every week.
Nrs. n. +. Heineman. Of New YORK
contributed several contralto Solos 70
the Sunday evening concert.
A. the Twin Mountain House =. n.
Jackson arranged popular pilgrimage
Tor The "kiddies" 20 the summit Of
Heeeher's Pulpit or Sunday, the spot
where the eminent divine used 20 oiieh
~ 20 20 eornpose the thrilling sermons
Tor his summer parish a. the WIN
Mountain House They also mao
brake ride 70 the Plume on Ihursday'
Clock golf and putting tournament
have been enjoyed a. the I~n TINS
week