New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03
Camps and Resorts
In White Mountains
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Roads Filled by Constant
Stream of Automobiles
as Vacationists See k
Their Favorite Haunts

Their Favorite Haunts
Special Correspondence
WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H., Aug. 2.
The White Mountains resorts have
been welcoming many former patrons
this week and constant stream of au-
tomobiles, pointed toward the White
Hills, is constantly leaving Saratoga,
Manchester, the Adirondacks, the North
Shore, the Berkshires and other re-
sorts, including not a few from Cana
dian cities.
Mountain climbing is a sport which
attracts many in the White Mountains.
where at almost every resort there are
facilities for i. The Profile has it's
Lafayette and Eagle Cliff and the Twin
Mountains age available at Twin Noun
tain. Bethlehem and Maplewood have
Mount Agassiz, the Fabyans, and Bret
ton Woods have Mounts Stckney, Rose
brook, Oscar, Little and Big Deception,
and, of course, Mount Pleasant and the
entire Presidential Range Glen has
Mount Washington and its carriage
road, jackson it's Thorn Hill and Iron,
Mount Intervale and the Conways have
kearsarge and Moat and Chocorua the
rugged peak of Mount Chocorua, Dix
vile Notch has Sanguinari, Polmageni
and Table Rock and Jefferson its Starr
klng-and so on, ad libitum-for the
White Mountains have many peaks
very generously distributed through
their broad area, and each one of i'm
portance is criss-crossed by Appala-
chan trails.
At Breton Woods
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedell H. Harmed, of
New York, arc at the Mount Washing
ton Hotel at Breton Woods for the
rest of the season. While there creole
Cartotto, whose summer studio in
Breton Woods is just opened, will
paint their portraits.
A. H. Revell, of Chicago, gave a cup
for handicap golf tournament at the
Mount Washington, the Girl l Left
Behind Me" Cup, and after two days
play it was won by Henry S. Chase, Of
with T. B. Johnson, Of New York.
Captain and Mrs. A. F.. Gunther and
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Gunther, Mr..
and Mrs. r. W. Clark, Mrs. Robert I.
jerks. Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Norton, Mr..
and Mrs. c. f. Postlethwaite and party,
Mrs. Frederick Kessinger, Mrs. II. NJ.
Mallern and Mrs. William Randall
Sayles, of New York, are late arrivals
at the Mount Washington.
General and Mrs. B. X. Roberts, of
Washington, are at the Mount Wash
ing, where they will remain several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Golden, Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen A. Fallon, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". P. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph HUM, Charles c. May, and J. B..
MCGEE, w. de f. Haynes, Miss A. A.
Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Reid
and Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Van Writ
are among New York arrivals at the
Mount Pleasant DR.. and Mrs. A.
Sturdivant Reid, of Brooklyn, will ar
rive at the Mount Pleasant House
shortly for the season.
At the Crawford
Mrs. Frederick Everett Thompson,
Of New York, gave a bridge party at
the Crawford Notch Carteen Monday
afternoon in honr of Miss Belle Bacon,
of Boston The Crawford is especially
gay this week, as large crowd ar
rived for the annual lawn tennis tour
nament, which also brings a crafty
ing number of dancing men to the re-
sort.
T. ellis Todd, of New York. has ar
rived at the Crawford House to spend
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Barron.
Bethlehem
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin w. Ivie have ar
rived at their summer home at Beth
lehem for the season.
Mrs D. c. Harrington was one of
the patronesses "A the first midsum-
mer ball at the ~Sinclair House on
Saturday evening.
The Bethlehem cottage and hotel
colony gathered on Saturday at the
Bethlehem Country Club for the first
putting match and tea on the club,
house porch. There was a baseball
game there on Saturday with Maple
wood.
Profile House
MIR. and Mrs Philip W. Livermore,
Of New York. have taken Judge Martin
]. Keogh's cottage at the Profile.
George Schmelzei and Miss Jane
Schmelzel will take the David P. Kim
ball cottage this week, that Mrs. Ewald
Fleitman may occupy her cottage,
which they have had during July.
Mrs. William Scott Pyle, of New
York, will join friends at the Profile
House this week. Her daughter, whose
wedding to Albert Spalding, the VIC
mist. was recent event, is SpenulnS
her honeymoon in the Berkshires, and
may also come to the mountains.
c. Rowland Vermilye has joined Ed
and M. Buckley, of New York, at the
Profile. M. NJ. Gillette, Henry X. Nc
Harg and Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Seaver
Paine have arrived at the Profile House
for the summer.
At Maplewood Inn
Mr.. and Ms. Henry Hoynes and Miss
Lucille Hoynes, of New York, are at
the Maplewood Inn for the season.
Miss Hoynes has lately been stopping
in Jefferson with Miss Patty Lummis.
George A. Jackson, Willis Griffin and
Gordon Fraser, of New York, are late
arrivals at the Maplewood. Other New
Workers there are Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ
Barbe, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marks and
Helen Marks, F. W. Kolokert and party,
Mrs. H. B. Sweeney and w. H. Potter
Sweeney, of New York; Mrs. Edward
Norden, Mrs. V. B. Reynolds and Mr..
and Mrs. Willis A. Gomez.
White Mountains
Many motorists are making the trip
for little camp life to the Cold Spxng
House, at. Averill, VT, near Colebrook,
n H.; or to Howard Smiths camp, at
Lake Umbago, near Errol and Dixville
Notch, where in short mornings run
to either one from any of the princi
pal White Mountain resorts one may
catch land locked salmon and spccklcd
brock trout,