The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-29
in the White Mountains.
NO END TO GAYETY
AT BRETON WOODS
Brilliant Autumn Season Will
Continue Until Late in
the Fall.
GALA DAY GREAT EVENT

BRETON WOODS, y. IL, Aug. IS
While ut seashore resorts the end Of
the season seems neal at hand and
~Good-hys are being said. the White
Mountains are making elaborate prep
arations for their most brilliant autumn.
the closing Of the Mount Washington
Hotel at Breton Woods. many other ho-
eds will remain open until the first of
November. There are others who's hos
pitable doors remain open 20 welcome
winter parties for snowshoeing and
other sports.
The event Of the week in the White
Hills was the gala day at Bethlehem on
Wednesday. preceded by the Country
club bail at the bethlehem Country
Club.
Events OF the week in the golf world
include the annual open White Noun
tain championship AT the Waumhek Golf
Gu at jefferson, the annual event at
the Bethlehem Country Club. where val
liable cups are offered. play for the gov
ernors' cup AT the M~aplewood Country
Club and the annual tournament at
the Sunset Hin Golf Club at Sugar
Hall.
In tennis a tournament is I'm progress
AT Twin Mountain and another az the
Profile House, where the event PLAYED
this week brought out some important
metropolitan players. MEMS singles
We're won by Henry Davenport Of Forest
HIS, L. J., and women's singles by Mrs.
T.. Sawyer. Davenport and II. Mercur
won the mems doubles. Womcn's dou-
hies We're taken by Mrs. Irwin Cornell
and Mrs. Berne n. Evans. All Of these
were New Workers.. There Will be "A
tournament M the Balsams for this
week and another at the Iron Mountain
House At jackson. The sunset lin and
Maplewood tennis eaans are playing
several matches together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angler Il, Duke and Mr..
and Mrs, A. J. DroNel Biddle. Jr., who
motored from Breton Woods to spend
a few days at the Mount Washington.
Went from there to the Profile House
then by motor to the north shore.
Mrs. W, Forbes Morgan and her
three children have arrived in the White
Mountains for a month and have ta':en
looms AT The Balsams at piXvllle Notch,
where Mrs. Nicoll Floyd, Jr.. OF Garden
city, l.. l., and Nicoll Floyd I'd have
arrived for the remainder Of the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Rathbone Bacon of
New York, who have been at the In
tervale House, motored to Breton
Woods his week and were at the Mount
Pleasant House a few days. where Mrs,
Vanderbilt Is still remaining and en-
joying daily walks through the wooded
trails.
Mrs. John Ellis Roosevelt, who il at
the Waumbek, gave a tea AT Red SPUR
RET Inn at jefferson this week. others
entertaining there were Mrs. Arson q.
McCouk. Mrs, Thomas pimund, Mrs.
Cabot j Morse and Mrs. W. II. Kemp
Of New York,
Climbing mountains on the burros at
Crawford is "A pastime enjoyed at Craw-
fords by many visitors,
Mr., and Mrs. James Speyer of New
York motored to the Crawford this week
to spend a few days.
The annual tape races Mt the Fabyan
on Tuesday evening for the benefit OF
the baseball team, and the masquerade
ball on Saturday night of this week
were two pleasures in a busy week here.
Many motor tea rarties have been
given this week at the Forest Hin, Fran
coma, the Look OF at Sugar Hin, and
the Profile House,
Among the card parties and suppers
given this week were those Of Mrs,
Gorham Bacon, Mrs, Allen starr. Mrs,
A II, Twombly, Mrs, r., l., Osgood, Mrs.
Irwin Cornell, Mrs, W. b. Symmes, Jr.,
Mis-. Frederic w. Jackson and Mrs.
Charles Stewart Smith, Mrs. Henry X.
McHarg gave a luncheon for orty on
Friday,