The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
Bethlehem, N. H.
Big TENNIS WEEK
AT BRETON WOODS
Tournament tCrawfOrd Notch
Will Attract Stars From
Far and Near.
GAYETIES IN MOUNTAINS

BBErroN Woops. y. H.. July 81
Every road will led 20 the Crawford
House az Crawford Notch durins the
interest in the annual open tennis tour
namen. there for the Crawford Notch
challenge cup. This brings together the
most important tennis experts in the
country, many coming Up from Long
wood and Newport. and several Cana
dian players OF pre- .inence al o enter
ing. Following upon this next week
will be the annual East side tennis
championship AZ Jackson, where nearly
a hundred entries have been received.
The trap shooting tournament AZ the
Maplewood Hotel was responsible FOR
many motor %luLcheons given by guests
of other resorts who came over for the
shooting.
Dancing Is more the rage than ever
and AZ the Foret de Dause at the Mount
Washington and at the Profile House in
F~rancun!a Notch special orchestras, with
drums ard traps. furnish music for the
daily dancing at the tea hour in the
afternoon and during the evening, Natu-
rally baseball has many devotees. and
the four great cams OF the White Noun
tam League, btllleItlIl, IduI an, pItA-
ton Woods AMI Llttleton, had a series
OF i've games this week.
The Bethlehem Country Club has sew
eral tournaments scheduled, with a
handicap tournament FOR members on
SATURDAY. The first ball OF the season
VII he given at the Sinclair House on
saturday night, and these will be con-
tinued during the season, The Cplands
will also have the danslnts INC a week
is hop on Thursday night, Every one in
Bethlehem goes to the movies now, As
the new theatre opened Saturday night,
The amateur and professional talent
al the Fabyan House when assembled
made a fne showing AZ the first vaude-
willie show of the season given there on
Friday night under the direction % w
O., Roope,
At the Mountain View House a weekly
auction tournament, with twelve to M
teen ahles a Saturday afternoon put
ting match, followed by tea horsebacli
picnics To nearby mountain tops. bath
ing in Mirror Lake, tennis and golf are
some of the items on the daily amuse-
mcUt schedule, with any number OF pri-
N.tc parties and informal Inequalities
thrown IN.
The weekly putting matches at Waum-
box have the aspect of big family parties
ana NlEN Ii'l illpll VI hlDtNAg II was
hostess at the last, At which Miss Hurl-
but and H. Sterling Bottome of New
York Won the prizes.
Tn. new Richardson Memorial Library
at Sugar I'm, donated by the late Prof.
Richardson of Dartmouth College, is
greatly appreciated by members Of the
sugar IN colony.
The irwin Mountain House has several
crack ennis players and was repre-
scented AZ the open tournament at the
Niplewood Alfred Benjamin and Rita
ErSlchart played there IN mixed doubles
against David ~Sul2herser and his cousin
Miss Helen Sul2herger, who won 50,
81, Both received medals. irving W
Jackson, a musical comedy star from
Sew York who is spending the summer
Al Twin Mountain, sang at the sunday
evening concert with Miss l.. Lcipsiger
a New York coutralto.
Tennis and bowling parties and
gloom parties are the rule at the
4 Mount Pleasant, where Charles Anthony
devised the latter as II means ~ chasing
away the gloom of frequent rainy DAYS
by various pleasing adventures in bail,
room and grill.
society in the White Mountains has
at last begun TO do something in the way
Of entertaining, although it is naturally
of the most informal sort. as every ono
seems 10 nave lost the spirit for formaI
/ affairs.
Mrs. John WannmakCr, who Is as
usual at the Mount Washington HotN'
AZ Breton Woods, has been Joined n,
Mrs, Barclay Wa,hurton, Miss Marie
Brown WarhurtOn and the Masters War.
burton, who will remain there until the
arrival of the Norman Mrl.cods of Phila,
delphia, Mrs. Wanamaker makes FIRE,
quent motor trips to other hotels TO
luncheon, visiting the Intervale, Profile
Waumhek, Mountain View and others.
Count and Countess Rudolf FostetiCs
with their small daughter, who are
marooned in this country on account o.
the war. are spending a month at tn.
era Wford House, where they have beer