New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
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and SiximCOmmissiOm
Takes Intervae Visitors to Church. ONlie-an-Eo ur
Gale Fails to Daunt White Mountain Auto
DEMONSTRATING at Par.

up from her North Shore estate TO
spend day at Crawford on the way to
the Profile House.
The Maplewood Hotel and Inn have
had many arrivals, and the cottages
occupied for the season have been
opened this week by Mr.. and Mrs.
and family. Colonel ". V. King NJ. d.
Fink and family, l. F. Stone and family,
all Of New York; r. Jay Walsh, of
Greenwich, Conn; Charles S Cheney
anC family. of South Manchester,
Conn: DR.. f. i. Farr, of Boston, who
has Poplar cottage; F. c. Harris, OF
Philadelphia, and Mrs Gardiner Greene
Hammond and family, Of Boston and
Santa Barbara, Cal.
George f. Baker, the New York fnan-
cier. and John p. Marion are at the
cottage on the Littleton Road OF Mr..
Marron's nephew, L. K. Burch, Of New
York. All have Joined the Maplewood
Country Club and play golf there daily.
The Gun Club, in preparation for the
greatest tourney ever held IN the state
has installed three new traps, making
four in all. Trap shooting promises
TO overshadow in popularity all other
sports at Maplewood this season, and
handsome trophies are now on exhibit
tion, TO be given as prizes.
New York arrivals at Maplewood and
the Inn this week include Mrs. John A.
Cook. Brigadier General l. d. De Rus
sev retired and Mrs De Russey, W.
B. Flint Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Giblin,
James b. Roosevelt, Mrs. Marguerite
Benary and Mr.. and Mrs. X. Nermylen,
who are on their honeymoon.
Mrs. L. R. Robertson, of Maysville,
Ky. has returned to the Sinclair, at
Bethlehem. MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Swigert
Will be at Sinclair Lodge, where they
will entertain later lie Baron Colts, Of
Providence, and Stuyvesant Leroy, Of
Newport. Registered at the Bethlehem
Country Club this week are Miss Helen
Poore. of New York; Miss Leslie Sayer.
of Brooklyn; Mercer G.. tombstone, OF
Newark: William II. Boyd, jr.. OF Jack
sonville. Fla. and l.. f. Pope and l..
Barwick. of Boca Grande, Fla. Louis
Agostini is expected at the Sinclair
soon and viii be one Of the scratch
men at the Country Club.
The Mountain View House, at White
field, which has been open several days,
has Mrs. Harris G. Colt and her
daughter. Mrs. Sam Sloan, OF New
York; Mrs. Elliott Libbey Butler and
Miss Butler are also there for the sea
son. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Warren Hale and
the Misses Lena and Carrie Hale, Of
Philadelphia. are expected soon. The
cottage colony is complete and includes
ex-senator Charles Casgrain, Of De-
troit. and his family; the Rev. Arthur
jerks, Of the Episcopal Theological
Seminary, of New York; Admiral Haw-
ley. of Washington; Judge Jabez Fox.
at The Tamaracks; Miss Gertrude
Walker. Of Philadelphia. at Pineknot;
Miss Emma Khlar. Of Philadelphia, at
Westover. and DR.. Anita Rondinella. OF
Vassar College, at Cloyertop.
The Balsams, at Dixville Notch, and
the Elm Tree Inn, at Colebrook, are
entertaining many motor parties. Nine.
Taft. Of New York, has arrived there,
and Mrs II. Mckay Twombly and Mrs.
W. IT. Macy. ID, of New York, were
there this week on the way TO Poland
Springs. Me. The new golf course now
open is attracting many visitors and is