The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-13
IN THE WHITE

WHITE MorNrAiNs. y II, June 12--
v.r,'a snug little switzerland Is m re
concerned over the maintenance Of her
neutrality than catering to tourists, the
WHITE Mountains of New Hampshire
dsnute the claim Of three separate aud
ds.inct palts Of the American continent
,o Ne called the switzerland of America.
Vow Hampshire has much In common
vI,h me real Switzerland despite the
fsr' that no glaciers. no gigantic heights,
mn eternal SHOWS crown her SUBMITS.
More pas, raj but scarcely less grand.
,,o stmw.'s Of Mount Washington and
,so lesser peaks Of the Presidential
NANCE. Mount Lafayette. Mount Moosi-
,,uke. Mount KearsarEe and Mount Cho-
Gonna dominate that particular part OF
81. hills in which they real their heads,
b..-y with Frost mint months In the
..t~ and rockbound for the remainder.
t.ru ~,tt1crland has not more beau
go cascades and waterfalls than the
All tc Mountains. and while II IL true
.t.f non, attain the great height and at
,.,l.rt -rlu1eur OF the Lauterbrunnen.
60. rr,,tl Cascades. Becchers Cascades,
..- Ellis Falls, silver Cascade, Diana's
u,.ls and the Bridal Veil Falls are
,0Ic of .lr important scenic bits amid
e.. bHf. 'nlt challenge the admiration.
ALN EAiNffItll uhu never HlbIf "
.u. emerald lakes Than the White
-tus W,rniuesaukce with its ass ISL
All. at tae gateway to the White Noun
,Ir.. Is nearly as large as Lake Lu-
.., and larger shan the Lake OF
c,.-f r.c aud Lake Zurich.
NJ. ur'l.u climbing naturally has many
,..,.,c- lud thosa WhO intend making
,l.Y ,Nrw-i ns can do no better than
%. communicate With the Appalachian
tain club at Bostou for maps and
,rr.. mt valuable Information con-
a., uGr precautions which should always
T., Ik,r
\ ,r. table paradise for motorists Is
H.. White Mountain country. with its
wonderful travelled highways. trunk
Iu.s iha' connect the hills will Boston
art Sew York. through routes of rarely
l.,.l. scenery. Horseback riding is a
,,.rfc sport here and the numerous
lHIlt paths and mountain trails tempt
o.c 10 explorations fraught with more
,r,u usual interest. Fishing. boating
erI ~ mining are popular and the large
,smbcr OF .mner camps located in or
,.,r the White Mountains for girls and
i.tS al have annual rcgtttas and water
sYlf,s every season. Tennis mas many
,,,o'r,.. naturally. and the annual tour
,..usuis of tho crawford Notch Lawn
N..|.H = NlF HlNN NV AaAFA h"Ab'
,umpiousiHp at Jackson on the Iron
Mountain courts the following week are
,to notable events that bring some OF
,.e crack PLAYERS M from the West Side
f.lm 'lr annual events at Longwood
an NcWpo'.
The Bllsams at Dixvllle Notch. the
Y Hwh,k a, Jefferson, the Mount
Washington and Mount Pleasant at
l.,''on Woods. Mountain View at
vs.. sf,'d. Profile House at ~Franconia
Scotch. Suusc: Hil House At Sugar Hill
C4'iiy clubs All have ennis tourna-
rau's. mi close events.
interest .u golf Increases annually IN
-. Wh.tc Mountains and 1t centres
.lrt'I, 'Nts year in the latest curse
60 hf Completed. the beautiful eighteen
lt course of the Balsams AT DiXville
NI.h \ handsome. beautifully fur
.Nr' and equipped clubhouse adds the
f. shi0g touch
Annual championship events and many
weekly events for local players will he
fa'd on the courses Of the Bethlehem.
breton Woods. Maplewood. Twin
Mountain. ttbyan. Waumbek. Profile,
Mountain View. Wentworth Hall. Sunset
IIU and Kcarsarse golf courses and at
many ~ the smaller courses. including
Crawford. Russell Cottages. Look on
iri several more there will be local cup
events to IN crest golfers.
No'lh.c among events Of the summer
~ Nc 'hr opening of the Ions
Projected new hotel on the summit OF
Mount Washington TO replace that which
U.S. hI'ntl several years ago, the old
summit House. The hotel is being hLjlt
p, Lisbon. ono OF the white Mountain
towns and like an Aladdin House. trans
80 ~. ,H.a ,aayN..t r,Fus..a .tn..-
rIr.l 20 the summit. there 10 be pU'
'o-e,aa' and chained down TO the rocks
'.a' '. passing zephyr may blow 4; OF
Int space.