The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-05
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RECORD AUTUMN FOR
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Throng of Visitors Prepared
For-Vanderbilts Are
Among Guests.
CARD PARTIES GIVEN

PRErroN WOODS. y. H., Sept. 4-The
advent of September finds the ne"
Hampshire hills rs green as In june
with only here and there n naming
manic torch or a cluster of blue asters
as "A hint of coming autumn. n recoru
autumn season is predicted Tor the
White Mountains. -
Mrs. Vanderbilt, who is at the Mount
Pleasant House. has been enjoying the
motoring greatly and has been out IN
her limousine daily, irst going 10 the
Crawford. where a superb view OF the
Notch is enjoyed. or to Maplewood.
J,yerson profile and Bethlehem. Reg
inald Vanderbilt. who motored up win
Mrs Alfred Wand rbllt to spend the
week end. left on Monday for Troy, ~.
" via Manchester, VT, where he ex-
pected to stop for the golf. Mrs. Al
fred Vanderbilt left IN Tuesday evening
for Lenox, where she will remain our
ing at least a part OF the winter. MIS-
Vanderbilt is staying on for a few lays
at the Mount Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas sloane
came up from their estate at Lenox TO
enjoy a stay at the Mount washington
Hotel.
Nine. Van Rensselaer, OF Albany has
taken rooms at the Profile House for an
extended stay.
MIR. and Mrs. Francis p. Palmer, with
their family. have left the Prohle house
for Port Chester.
Entertaining in honor of Mr.. Cor
nells birthday, Mrs. Irwin Cornell ana
her sister. Mrs. w. Il, Synmes, Jr., gave
q party at the Profile on saturday
night for fifty guests. The ladies'
played cards. after which the men were
asked to join them at a buffet supper.
Mrs. Ewald Fleitman, Mrs. W. j.
Fleming, Mrs. Charles Stewart Smith
and Mrs. Gorham Bacon have been
among the hostesscs of the week at the
Profile, all giving card parties.
Mrs. NJ. II. Talmage of New York
In at the lntervale House for the au-
tumn season. Mrs. Bradley Bedell OF
Newport, who is at her Jackson estate,
motored with a party of friends TO the
Intervale for luncheon on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frederick Everett Thompson OF
New York was hostess at a putting
party at the Crawford House on Tues
day. which was ollowe by a tea.
Mrs. William IL. Sands of New York.
who has been the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. James Cone, at the Mountain view
House, Is now en- route for California
and will stop with friends at the Chalet,
Lake Louise. for a few days this week
Mrs. Sam Sloan, who has left the Noun
tain View. where her mother. Mrs. Har-
ris g.. Colt, remains through Septem-
Der. will spend the autumn season at
the Greenbrier at White Sulphur
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Judd OF New
Britain, Conn, motored to the Mount
Washington Hotel at Breton Woods 10
spend a few days this week.
Mrs. g. Robinson Smith Of New York,
with lou V. de Wierzbicki of Paris,
motored to the White Mountains and
was at the Profile on Monday.
Gen. and Mrs. Frank Thorp and
Commander Downs G. Wilson, L.. s.
N, and Mrs. Wilson are at the Belle-
vue at Intervale. There has been a
notable colony here Of army and navy
folks this season.
Miss Esther Hammond of Boston
who is at Maplewood with her mother,
Mrs. Gardiner Greene Hammond. won
the low score prize in the ladies' sweep
stakes golf tourney at Maplewood this
week. Miss Ethel Hockmeyer and Vic
tor Hockmeyer of New York were win
ners in mixed doubles at tennis
The week has been a busy one al
the Mount Washington Hotel, where
Mr., and Mrs. o h y. Conyngham gave
a dinner of forty covers in the Foret
de Danse. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Schumacher OF Columbus gave a beef
steak Inner In the Foret de Danse
followed by dancing, for nifty. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Il. Guthrie OF New York enter
tanning the same company at a the dan
sam in the afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. \. Hamilton have
given several dinners in the Cave Grill
and Mrs. Robert Hopkins of Baltimore
with Mrs. !. Blake White of Madison
avenue. entertained at bridge and tea
In the banquet room, Mrs. Henry +
Richardson Of New York. Mrs. Robert
W Day of Springfield also entertainet
at cards and tea and Mrs. w. w. Gun
Ley and Mrs. J. N. Conyngham have
given putting parties followed by tea
Miss Helen Canno was the guest o
honor at a dinner given by II. 4. c
Smith before no left.
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