The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-07
WHITE MOUNTAINS. Sept. 6.


ciousiy with many persons motoring
here from their seaside homes to pass
September amid the glory Of the hills.
September Is a popular time for mo-
toring In the White Mountains, when
the ever changing foliage brings its
autumnal glory and the submits OF
the highest peaks are frost or snow
capped.
BRETON Woods.
The Mount Washington Hotel has
attracted a large number Of motorists
during the last week and over the
holiday. Princess Lucinge Of Paris
with her nieve, Miss Carolyn Rey-
nolds Of Providence, Joined Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Conyngham at the Mount
Washington on Sunday and was the
guest OF honor at a dinner which they
gave on Monday evening. Miss ].
Alice Maxwell gave a women's lunch
con for twenty friends at the Mount
Washington on Monday. Mr.. and MIA
Charles E. Peck of New York also
entertained there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert I. jerks, who
passed part of the season at Chocorua
with Mrs. Jenks's father, J. Sumner
Runnells. have come to the Mount
Washington for few weeks.
Mrs. Edward Van Ingen was at the
Mount Washington over Labor Day.
Motoring here were Henry Spies Kip
OF New York and his son, Master Will
lam Bergh Kip, who will soon enter
st. Paul's School at Concord. Harold
Laird Downey arrived here, joining
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Downey. Mrs.
| Clark Pritchett with her small
daughter also came. Harry D. Hollo-
way is here from Philadelphia, as are
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly A. Norris Of
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Horner arrived here and Mrs. Henry
s. Redmond was Joined by Master
Henry Redmond of New York, who re-
turned home with her.
Col. Samuel p. Colt of New York
and Bristol, r. l., passed a few days
at the Mount Washington this week
| accompanied by Countess Eleanor
Maironi Mrs. Andrew w. Anthony
and Mrs. Edwin A. Barrows of War
wick. r. l., and Leonard Wales of New
York. They have gone to the Profile
House. where Mrs. Le Baron Colt and
Mrs. Harold w. Gross Of Providence
| are.
Among Mount Pleasant arrivals this
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pit
cairn OF Pittsburg and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. X. Mohr and family Of Philadelphia
who were en- route from Dixville
Notch to their homes. Henry p.
Turnbull of New York, DR.. Emily n.
Titus and Miss E. C. Tappan Of Glen
Cove, Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Scherer OF
Boston, Miss Susanna Pyle. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Edgell and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. 7. Lamont, all OF New York, also
came here. Montehore L. Maduro,
the Norwegian Consul at Curacao. and
Nine. Maduro are at the Mount Pleas
ant
creole Cartotto OF New York is
painting at his Breton Woods studio
the portrait of Mrs. NJ. J. Owens of
Toledo, who is remaining here for sit
tings while others of her family are
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Motley of Balti-
more are spending some time at the
Mount Pleasant House.
| Crawford House.
Many affairs took place at the
Crawford House in the last week.
Supper dances have been the favored
diversions among the younger set, one
having been given in the Crawford
cafe by Mrs. ]. H. Caldwell of New
York for her daughter, Miss Olive
Caldwell and another by Mr.. and Mrs.
! Howard Martin of New York, who
have spent the season there. Mrs. De-
bevoise and Mrs. c. II. Hawkins of
| Newark have also entertained their
friends and Mrs. e. r. Cash of To-
ronto gave an auction party. Mrs.
Frederick E. Thompson gave an auc-
ton party and tea at the Notch Can
teen on Friday.
Frederick e. Thompson of New
York, who has been with Mrs. Thomp-
son few days, has returned to New
York, motoring beforehand to Bidde-
ford, Me-, to pass a day with j. Craw-
ford Livingston.
New York arrivals at the Crawford
| include Mrs. G.. Adams. the Misses
Adams and Mrs. F. Dean, ]. D. Call
| houn, Jr., of New Rochelle, all of
whom motored here to spend the holi-
day. Mrs. Alfred Skitt has returned to
Yonkers.
The Waumbelk, Jefferson, N. III.
The annual invitation golf tourna-
ment at the Waumbek this week for
the White Mountain championship
brought out large number OF entries,
which included Walter Richard of New
York, who made the low score OF SO ON
Monday: Andrew j. Murphy of Lake.
wood, n. j.; Brice S. Evans and 1. W.
Small, two Boston golfers; w. NJ. Rice
of Houston, Tex; Emmons Smith, Jr.,
of Washington and Arthur Earnshaw
OF Burlington, N. ].
The Black and White ball on Satur-
day evening was success, with more
than fifty couples dancing. The en-
ployees' annual masquerade took place
on Friday evening.
Mrs. George Kenyon OF New York
motored a party Of friends to Polly's
Place at Colebrook on Sunday for an
| old fashioned Colonial luncheon.
Lindley M. Garrison and party who
passed the season here, went to New
York this week. New York arrivals
this week included George Schmid and
II. Y. Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs. f. e.
Nesmith, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris T. Hup-
fel, Miss Kemp and party, H. B. Farr
and f. s. Farr. G. e. w. widmer, Miss
F. b. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L..
Richard and Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
Riker. Miss Truesdell OF Newark also