New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06


away for lack of accommodations.
At Crawford Notch this week the
Eleventh annual tennis tournament for
the White Mountain and New Hamp-
shire State championships is being
held, and. Joseph Wheelwright, of Bos-
ton, winner of last seasons cup, will
contest his title to-day.
The annual ladies' golf tourna-
ment at Maplewood this week was
brilliant event with many important
entries. A four-ball match at the
Bethlehem Country Club brought the
golfers out on Tuesday, and on Satur-
day mixed foursomes held the field at
Bethlehem.
A Saturday handicap will be played
at the Waumbek Golf Club to-day and
the weekly putting match will be given
this afternoon for the Waumbek col
ony by Mrs. Worthington, of New
York; Mrs. A. W. Hodgdon, of the
Waumbek, was hostess at putting
match on Thursday for'the children of
tho hotel
At the Mountain View, in White
Il, field, members of the colony take
, turns in entertaining at a Monday
I night bridge" The golf fixtures in
clude weekly handicap tournaments on
| Saturdays, and from matches with
other resorts will also be featured
/ this season.
The Fabyan House has Yale var
sity star baseball team and the Bret
ton Woods hotels, Bethlehem Country
Club, Littleton and st. Johnsbury
teams are included in the White Noun
tain League. The Fabyan House
opened its new Toy Theatre on Mon
day evening, with a vaudeville show,
under the direction of Miss Isabel
I Florence. The proceeds were used TO
help defray the expense of building
the theatre and painting the scenery.
Among the hotels having hops every
/ Saturday evening are the Look-Of and
Sunset Hill House, at Sugar Hill;
the Kearsarge, at North Conway;
Wentworth Hall and Eagle Mountain
houses. at Jackson; Intervale, at In
tervale; Chocorua Inn, at Chocorua;
Russell cottages, at Kearsarge village;
Crawford House, Twin Mountain
House, where dancing contests are
given; Forest Hill, at Franconia; Pro-
/ file House; the Balsams, at Dixville
| Notch; Mount Pleasant House, at
Breton Woods, and the Sinclair, at
Bethlehem. The Maplewood Casino
Ball each Thursday, the Upland Ter
race supper dance at Bethlehem on
Tuesday evening, and the dinner
dances at the Mount Washington Ho-
! tel. at Breton Woods, in the Cove
/ Grill on Tuesday and Thursday even
ings, are notable festivities. The
great ballroom Of the Mount Wash
ington Hotel is in use until 1890
nightly, after which dancers go TO
the underground "Foret de Danse."
Many dancing classes are held, among
them Miss Mary Thomas's at the
Mount Washington, and d. c. Clfford's
at Maplewood, Miss Goodwin's at the
Upland Terrace, and Laurence Bar
rett's at the Sinclair. Mr.. and Mrs.
( W. s. Stokell, of Boston, are in charge
of the entertainments at the Waum-
bek at Jefferson, where there is fire.
ouent dancing, and every afternoon
there are tea dances at the Foret de
Danse al the Mount Washington and
at Peekett's at Sugar Hill.
} Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt arrived
at the Mount Washington Hotel at
BRETON Woods on Tuesday evening by
automobile from Newport. She will
remain for some time, and has en-
gagged rooms for her friend, Mrs.
Pierson. at the Mount Pleasant House,
where Mrs. Vanderbilt spent some
weeks last season.
Mrs. Katharine McCook Knox. Of
New York, is the guest of her par
ents. General and Mrs. Arson e. Nc
Cook. at the waumbek, Jefferson
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Swigert OF Sim
clair Ledge. AZ Bethlehem. have given
some handsome trophies to the Beth
lehem Country Club to be played for
later in the month.