New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-20
Sports Season Opens
In White Mountains
Irarel to the Summit Of Mount
" nsflingfon Begins With Re-
sam Isfion OF Coz WheeZ Road
Special Correspondence

Sa'so ~ ttt ne.
sumption Of Cog Wheel Road
Special Correspondence
WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H., JULY 10
his week brings the real OPENING Of
the sport season. With RESUMPTION of
travel to the summit of Mount Wash
,nGtor and the opening of the Summit
house there, with the daily train SER
wee OF the cogwheeled railway. there
IS an increasing amount Of travel there.
hundreds of trampers are also taking
advantage OF the constantly improving
conoltlons for scaling the White Noun
Ian PEAKS over the trails Of the Appa-
lachlan Mountain Club the Randolnh
Mountain Club and the government
FOREST Service, all of which are main
tanned in fine shape with frequent
camps and lookouts.
Mrs. j. Picrpont Morgan and Miss
Blythe, Of New York, motored to tho
Mount Washington at Breton Woods
TINS week en- route to Bar Harbor. where
Mrs. Morgan viii open her summer
home.
Franklin W. NJ. Cutcheon, of Locust
Nalley' who is spending the season at
the Mount Washington, in company of
Mrs: Cutchcon, received the news this
week that the government had con-
ferred upon him the Distinguished Ser
vice Order in recognition of his ser
vices IN France during the peace CON
ference as legal adviser to General
Perah1ng He has also received the
Legion Honncur and the Order of
St. Michael and st. George.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Delaicld and
Miss Emily Delafeld, of Red House.
Southampton, who are now in camp
at Parmachcnee Club for two weeks,
were at the Elm Tree Inn at Colebrook
en- route and will return there on their
way to New York next week.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Twomey and
family. Of New Rochelle, are at the
Mount Pleasant House at Breton
Woods for the summer
Erection Woods include Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hastings, Captain L. F. Hoi-
ley, of New York, a member of the
ROYAL Flying Corps; Mr. and Mrs.
ANDREW Doughcrty, Frederick NJ Hoyt,
Frederick Correll and r. M. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Cravath arrive
there this week
Miss Helen Poor. the daughter of
President Ruel M. Poor Of the Garfield
National Bank and Mrs. Poor, who
have summer home at Bethlehem,
vas was married on Wednesday to Captain
Paca a West Point man, who has served
as officer in the United States Army.
The wedding was hastcned on account
OF his short leave.
A marriage, which will take place at
the brides home in early autumn. is
that OF Miss Deborah Pickett, of Sugar
Hill, to Joel S. Coffin, jr., of Engle-
wood, N. j.. and Montreal
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blount, of New
York, have been entertaining Miss De-
pew at The Balsams, Dixville Notch.
whore they are spending the summer,
and gave tea for her at Polly's Place
on Saturday,
The first putting match Of the sea-
the Waumbek ct jefferson on Wodnes-
day, followed by concert and tea.
Among New York arrivals at the
Waumbek this week are noted Miss
Mary l.. Downey and Miss Stursberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston Clifford, Mrs.
Charles w. Frear, who has Joined
William L. Wards party at Mountain
View cottage; William d'Olier and
Miss Alice d'Olicr, who arrived from
al.fornia, whore they spent the
spring, via Montreal
The Profile House has welcomed
many new members to it's colony this
week. Work is being rapidly pushed
on the new Swiss chalet at the Flume,
during the summer. 1t will open
shortly.
Senator O'Gorman, Of New York, and
his family are at their cottage at the
Profile, and the Misses Babcock and
Mrs. H. NJ. Lord arrived from Hewitt,
Long Island. to open their cottage this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence WELLER,
the Rev. William r. Croker, Frederick
NJ. Vermilyc and Edwin Buckley, Mrs.
William Baylis and Miss Adelaide Bay
lis and John w. Simpson are New York
arrivals at the Profile House this week
John y. Rockefeller called there to see
Colonel c. II. Greenleaf en- route to
Intervale with his party Of seventeen
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wray Cleveland and
family Of New York. will arrive soon
Mt the Waumbck, in jefferson, whore
Mr. and Mrs. Albert l.. Calder, James
McC. Magic, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen d.
Boyer and W. Stewart Brown, Of New
York, will spend the season.
Walter w. Law, of Briarcliff, will
spend the summer at his home in JEFF
fcrson, near tho Wnumbek.
Mrs. John Inncs Kane. OF New York,
has been spending a few days at tho
Pcckett'B, at Sugar Hill, en- route to