New-York tribune., 1919-09-21
Autumn Season at
White Mountains Is
Setting New Record
Resort Hotels Well Filled
and Colonies Will Not Dis
band Until Cold Weather
Forces Return to Cities
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
WHITE MOUNTAINS. N. H.. Sept.
2o.-The autumn season in the White
Mountains, although receiving a little
setback on account OF floods Of rain
during the last week, has now come
into its own and beautiful weather is
expected by local weather prophets.
Mrs. John Clinton Gray, OF Newport,
who notored to the mountains, spent a
few days at the Mount Washington
Hotel and went on to be for two days
at the Balsams, at Dixville Notch, and
from there to Bethel Inn.
Prince and Princes Aymon Fucigny
Lucinge, of Paris, who are at the
Mount Washington for the autumn
season, have given several small din
ners, one for Mr.. and Mrs. Robert I.
jerks, Of New York, and another Sat
urday for Mr. and Mrs. John n. WHY'S,
who motored UP frora the Eben D. Jor-
dan place. where they spent the sum-
mer, It Manchester the-Sea. Prince
Lucinge, who is Mayor of the little
town where his Norman chateau is 10
Gated has to return to France October
l in order to be there for the elections
in October. The princess will remain
for q time in New York, where she is
paying her first visit since the war.
At the Crawford House
The Crawford House has large and
important autumn colony, and among
recent arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs.
;, II 4 Il Il
Mrs. c. Hilton Brown, OF New York,
for few days Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
viii be joined by their daughter and
son-in-law over this weekend, Mr..
ard Mrs. Alexander Fraser, OF New
York, who VIII motor them back to
town after having spent the entire
summer at the Crawford House.
Mrs. Frederick Everett Thompson,
of the Plaza, drove Mrs. David F.
Kaime and Mrs. Lewis r. Rommel, of
Philadelphia and Washington, to
Pollys Place at Colebrook, where Mrs.
Kaime. who returns to Washington on
Thursday, entertained at farewell
luncheon.
Mrs. Emil L. Boas, CT New York, is
spending September at the Balsams,
Dixville Notch Miss Elise French
Rice, of New York and Southampton,
IL also there for the autumn season.
The Profile House
son visitors and will be we'll filled to
the last. Mrs Arthur Butler Twombly,
Mrs. A. S. Jarvis, Mrs Moses Hopkins,
Mrs. Hrayton Ives. Miss Nina Rhoades,
Mrs Ewald Fleitman, Mrs. Charles
Stewart Smith and Mrs. f. ". Jack
son are among the cottagers. General
and Mrs. ". n. P. Darrow have closed
their cottage and have gone to spend
month at the Gramatan, At Bronx
Vile, before going to their winter home
at st. Augustine.
Mrs. Thomas Crimmins. Of New York.
with her young sons. Don and Robert
Crimmins, and Mrs. Il. Boyan, has ar
rived at the Profile, where she Joined
Mrs. Henry Eleitman and VIII remain
until the house closes. Charles L.
Sampson and Miss Gertrude Sampson
have gone from mere to spend week
at the Balsams, DiXville Notch.
The Maplewood Colony
The Maplcwood Hotel and cottages
are also HAVING their usual fine autumn
season The Henry S. Schleys. of New
York, also the c. H. Venners, have re
manned late at their MaRlewood cot.
tages and Mrs. Joseph Hermann, Of
y
tage, has had several guests from time
to time.
Late arrivals at the Maolewood in
clude Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Newhaus,
of New York, MIR. and Mrs. Otto
Reimer, who went there from Breton
Woods, Mrs. ?. 4. Taylor, r. a. Taylor
and Miss Delchon.
Sugar Hill expects a large colony Of
autumn visitors al the Look OFF, Sunset
rill House and Pcckett's. where many
visitors are now securing their accom-
modations for the coming winter sports
season.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Poole, cf New
York, Mrs. ]. Fl. Wlnterbottom, Of Chi
cago, Mrs Rufus Gibbs. of Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hooker jr., Of
New Haven, Mr.. and Mrs Otto NAL
lery. Of Philadelphia, are amon~ the
Sugar Hill cottage colony remaining
late in the season. The colonies at
Bethlehem. Chocorua, Wniteheld, Inter
vale. North Connav and Jackson viii
also number mar late stayers. Mrs.
Bradley Bedcll. O. Newport and Phla-
delphia, following a visit to her sister.