The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-04
Pegasus S Work for
theAllies IsShoWn
at Breton Woods
-Hikers Start
Long Climb by
Ascending Mount
Washington

pprrroN WOODS, n. H., Aug. Sat
cha Mount Washington in the corridor
;cading to the dining room Is heauti-
,l framed poster of Pegasus at Work
for the Allies" showing Pegasus draw
ing an ambulance on the Italian front.
and sent with tho compliments Of Rob
.r. Underwood johnson, chairman or
IN. American Poets Ambulance Associa-
,on. The ambulance Is inscribed. like
IN. real ambulance now in use In Italy
From guests OF the Mount Washing
con Hotel at Breton Woods, No. 81,
Ambulance del Poeti Americana In onore
can. u. S. Grant" This ambulance
Vas given through subscriptions last
season OF guests of the Mount Washing
ton and Is but one Of many charities
they have aided.
Mrs. Alvah c. Dinkey. Miss Leonora
e. Dinkey, and Miss Mary Cur
ran have arrived at the Mount WASH
inrton from Philadelphia for the sea-
son. Miss Elsie Gillian OF Montreal
has Soined Robert Hampson's party.
Motoring TO the Mount Washington for
the season this week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Horn Ely and Van Horn Ely. Jr..
Of New York. who were accompanied by
Mrs. william d. Mcmillan OF Steuben-
willie. Ohio. and Mrs. T. j. McCable OF
Toronto. Mrs. ]. Z. L.andy has come
from New York for tho season.
One Of the longest hikes OF the season
was taken by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
knight and Master knight Of Cincinnati
and l.. ]. Fisher of New York, who are
at the Mount Pleasant at Breton
Woods. They motored to the base Of
Mount Washington. walked up along
side the Mount Washington railway
tracks and spent the night at the old
Tip Top House. which has just been
opened for the accommodation Of walk
ing tourists. Returning over the crest OF
the Presidential range to Mount Pleas
ant they made the descent over the
Edmands path, thence home.
Comtesse de Tierny's hospital in
France Is receiving the surgical dress
ings that are being made by the war
Relief Society at Breton Woods. OF
which Mrs f. G. Stoddard OF New
Haven is chairman. The work goes on
several mornings n week in the ballroom
Of the Mount Washington Hotel. Wash
,ngton guests are making thousands of
dressings, in addition to which guests
Of Breton Arms and many Of the EN-
ployees are also engaged In the same
evenings.
Most OF the guests Of the Breton
Woods hotels bought tickets for the Red
Cross ball given at the Hall In the Pines
on Thursday evening. The proceeds
amounted to s140 and were turned over
,o Mrs Charles L. Peck OF New York.
the acting treasurer.
The annual golf tournament az Bret
ton Woods has been scheduled for Au-
gust 10. Prominent golfers who will en-
Ter are last years runner up, Alexander
II. Revell of Chicago. Louis A. Hamilton,
dean OF Breton Woods golfers and for
inerly president of the American Golf
Association OF Advertising Interests: Z.
J. Moran, a former title holder; Wilmot
NJ Smith, a Palm Beach golfer ]. f..
Landy, Alvin w. Krech and J. S. Far
rand OF Detroit.
An arrival at the Mount Washington
Is Francis l.. Wellman Of New York
who comes for August, accompanied by
Miss Edith Wellman and Roderick Well
man.
Nine. J. f. de Roso of New York has
arrived at the Mount Washington. c.
s. Pratt OF New York Is a guest there.
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Herrick are
among those motoring up from the North
Shore for a short stay. and motoring
here from Sherbrooke to play golf were
! II. Blue. well known on White Noun
tain courses and II. B. Fletcher. Mrs.
: Cummings and James ]. Morris OF
New York are motor arrivals here.
Lieut.. de Lasquier of the French High
Commission at Washington and Nine.
de Lasquier were here this week on a
tour OF the hills. coming from their
headquarters in the mountains at the
Crawford House
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wilson Of Cleve-
Land Ohio, who made the journey east
wv automobile, are at the Mount Pleas
ant