The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-17

John B. Cornell, Jr., and the Misses
Sara Louise and Frederick Cornell,
who will be Joined there soon by Mrs.
Cornell's mother, Mrs. Frederick Wen
dell jackson, and by Mrs. John M.
Cornell OF New York. 4
Mrs. william B. Symmes. Jr, with
her family; will arrive soon at the
Profile to join Mrs. Irwin Cornell and
family at their cottage. Senator and
Mrs. F. NJ. Davenport are to arrive
from New York, and Mrs. LIE Baron b.
Colt from Bristol, r. 1. Mrs. William
Grosvenor Mrs. II. D. Babcock. Mrs.
e I. H. Talmadge and Mrs. w. v. s.
Thorne are among New Workers. to ar
rive later in the month, Mrs. Thorne
to Join Mrs. Brayton Ives at her cot
tage. Miss Cornelia Provost is here
from New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Burnham Squier are at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Stuart have
Joined Mr.. and Mrs Henry O Tall
madge.
Twin Mountain House.
Miss Julie Nathan holds the clock
golf championship at the Twin Noun
tain House. having won in last Sun
days event.
Late arrivals at the Twin Mountain
House are Mrs. William e. Lehman OF
Newark, Miss Cecilia Frank, Mrs. AL
fred Stern, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Fleischman, Miss Z. Crane, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Davis all of Manhattan,
and DR.. Robert T. Wheeler Of Brook
Ign. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Goldman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Goldman are
there from New York.
Carnival mt the Fabyan.
A carnival of fancy dancing under
the direction of Miss Isabel Florence
and Miss Daisy Lane was given at
the Fabyan House on Saturday eve
ming with Miss Helen Mclaughlin as
the star assisted by Miss Silverman
Of New York, daughter of Rabbi Jo-
seph Silverman. Miss Helen, Miss
Hyneman and Mr.. Marquese also as
sisted in the varied programme.
Miss Daisy Lane and Reginald Bro
ply are preparing an amateur play
to be given the latter part of the
month by local talent and are holding
rehearsals in the green room. Otis
jenkins and Joseph Donovan won a
golf match from Benjamin Burman
and Donald Shaw on the links of the
White Mountain Golf Club at Fabyan's
this week.
Crawford Notch sojourners.
The Crawford House at Crawford
Notch is filled and the popular amuse-
ment seems to be bridge at the Notch
Canteen, or golf, followed by tea, with
putting matches and an occasional golf
match Maplewood played Crawford
on Tuesday. winning the game.
Mrs. A. H. Brawner and family of
New York. Frederick Holbrook of
Yonkers. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Smythe
OF New York. Mrs. Floyd Jarrett and
party, Mr.. and Mrs. f. R. Hollander,
Mr.. and Mrs. ellis Ward F'rary. Mrs.
t. w. Admission and Miss Emma
Adams are among New York arrivals
here.
Irving Bromley and r. w. Ashcroft
| OF New York arrived at the Crawford
this week with Miss A. e. Compton
or Melbourne, Australia. Mrs. Thomas
Cunningham, Miss Doris Cunningham,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wheeler and Mr..
and Mrs. II. H. Byhugh are late New
York arrivals at the Crawford House.
North Conway Colony Grows.
The Rev. Dr.. A. w. jerks of New
York. with H. Olafson. who is passing
the season with him, came from their
cottage at Whiteheld to spend a few
days at Sunset Inn, where there is a
good sized Now York colony. Mrs. f.
S. Coolidge and party of New York
also stopped overnight at the Inn or
the way to the Profile House Mt Fran
coma Notch, where they are spending
the season. Over 800 dancers were IN
the Casino Saturday evening at tile
Sunset Inn hop. ....
At the Randall, its sister hotel
were Mr. and Mrs. Seaman, Miss
Filling OF New York.
summer Colony Mt jackson.
Mrs. Charles H. Ditson of New York
who is at her summer home, Tht
Boulders, is Wce-president of the
league recently formed for the pro
lection OF the Allies from German
propaganda and to cement friendship,
between members of the nations alliet
during the war. Maurice Francis
Eean, one time Belgian Minister, Il
president. Mrs. Ditson's many friend
are besieging her with requests 10,
memberships.
The annual tennis ball at the IroI
Mountain House Friday evening wal
the principal social event OF the Jack
son season, coming In tennis weel
when many tennis experts were her,
to play in the Iron Mountain tourna
ment.
Guests of Gray's Inn, includin,
many New Workers, have held meet
ing to arrange for the coming enter
tainments, the receipts OF which vii
be used to make gift TO tho jackson
church and also to adopt q grencl
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