Evening star., 1914-08-09
White Mountains.
Special Correspondence of The Star. :

Special Correspondence Of The star
WHITE MOUNTAINS, n. H.. August
San unusually large number of peo-
pie, among them many we'll known
Washingtonians. are enjoying the varied
attractions of the White mountains this
summer. Golf, tennis, mountain climb
ing and automobiling from one interest
ing PORT to another call one to the out
of doors. where the fine scenery appeals
to all lovers of nature.
Many of the larger hotels give morn
ing concerts of exceptional merit, and in
the evenings the ever-popular hops ap-
peal not only to the younger members OF
society, but to those of more mature
years.
Rear Admiral William c. Wise. retired.
from Washington, ID. c., is guest Tor
the season at the Kearsarge, North Con-
way With him is mis- daughter, Mrs.
Arthur L. Fuller of Washington. Later
they will be Joined by Capt. Fuller, VINO
was formerly stationed at Fort Williams
Portland, Me.
Prominent among the guests at the
Bellevue Intervale. are Lieut.. COM
mander Downs s. Wilson. L. s. n, re-
til ed. and Gen. Frank Thorp, T. s. A.
oil Washington. D. {.
Col and Mrs. S. H. Slocum of Wash
ington, with their guests. Sir Arthur
and Lady Herbert and Miss Herbert OF
London. stopped at the Balsains IN
DixviHe Notch, \. H.. on their way to
South Dartmouth, Mass. D.
DR. W. s. Harlan OF Washington was
one of a number who motored with
George w. Elkins of Elkins Park. Pa
to the Baisams one evening last weeh,
the other distinguished members OF
the party being the Due de Basardi; @ MI MI;
and s E. Stetson of Philadelphia
lie Barron c. Colt son of Senator LIE
Barron B. Colt of Rhode Island. motor
ed last week with his wife and children
to Maplewood from the Balsams, lunch-
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell c. Colt
of Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs Walter H. Savory OF
Washington, d. c., are making their
usual summer visit to the White noun
tains, stopping at the Sinclair House
Bethlehem. n. II. MIR. Savory main
tains his reputation as a base ball en-
thusiast and is an inspiration to the
Bethlehem team.
n Hershler and daughter of Wash
ing d. c., are registered at the Pen
dexter Mansion. Intervale, one of the
oldest and most hospitable houses In
the White mountains.
Mrs Charlotte B. Weikert and Mrs
NJ FL Barrett of Washington. d. G,
are enjoying the interesting life at the
Maplewood Hotel. Maplewood, n. H.
one of the most attractive spots in the
White mountains.
Mrs S. Y. Hayden of Washington, D.
c., is at the Sinclair House, Bethlehem
n H.
Miss Carl Gamison of Washington, d
c., is registered at the Agassiz, Bethle-
hem. \. II.
Gen and Mrs. Marshall of Washington
d. c.. are at Wentworth Hall. Jackson
Registered at the Iron Mountain House
are Mr. and Mrs. George E. Skinner. also
of Washington. Miss Lincoln Green and
the Misses Anna and Ruth Green are
spending the summer at Gray's Inn. JACK
SON Visitors from Chevy Chase at the
jackson Falls House for the season ars
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Cress, Mrs W. 5
Corby. the Misses Justine and Eleanor
Corby. chauffeur and maid.
Birehmont. the handsome country home
of Mrs. Louisa Jones of Texas. was the
scene of brilliant society. wedding July
~. when Mrs. Jones daughter. Mrs. Au-
gusta Jones Hunting. was married to Or
George r. Tabor. who is prominent in the
United States Medical Corps. DR.. Tabor
has distinguished himself in fighting yel-
low fever in Mexico. and was formerly
state health commissioner of Texas. Dr
and Mrs Tabor have returned from thell
wedding trip and will spend the re-
mainder of the summer in North Conway