The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-24
WHITE MOUNTAINS, Aug. %.


TINE zenith of the White Noun
tain season was reached this
week, when at all the large re-
sorts there was much entertaining.
The autumn season will soon begin
and will extend until the middle of
October, and at some places, such as
Peckett's at Sugar Hill and the
smaller inns, into the winter.
Several interesting events In golf
and tennis were on this week, includ-
ing the annual invitation tournament
at the Balsams Country Club, the an
nual Breton Woods golf champion
ship event the exhibition matches at
Maplewood, Waumbek. Balsams and
Mount Pleasant of the one armed
golfers, Louis Matucci and Yves Bo-
centu; the annual invitation tourna-
ment at the Bethlehem Country Club,
with.more than fifty entries; the tour
nament at Maplewood, the clock golf
and handicap, golf tournaments at the
Twin Mountain House, and tourna-
ment at the Mountain View House at
Whitefield.
The annual minstrel show OF the
Mount Washington Hotel was given in
the ballroom on Thursday evening.
The children, OF the Balsams gave
an exhibition Of natural dancing on
Maple Terrace on Friday under the
direction Of Miss Laura Lee. On
Tuesday at the Country Club house
there were Scotch mixed foursomes,
followed by a tea and dance. The
Mountain View House had tea for 200
on the lawn, followed by a hop in the
evening, and the Twin Mountain
House guests had a masquerade ball
| OF Saturday.
New York arrivals at the Mount
Pleasant House include Mr.. and Mrs.
! Jocelyn Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bod
man, Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Skagland. j.
| A Lassau, Miss H. Johnson and Mrs.
, NJ. x. Kassony. EX-Gov. Franklin
! Murphy of New Jersey has been at
! the Mount Pleasant for a few days.
/ The Mount Washington has had any
number of large dinners and parties in
! the banquet hall. including those
! given by Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander II
| Revell, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Trufiin, Miss
j. A. Maxwell. Mr., and Mrs. Otto Rel
mer and Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Gurley.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Ball and
party, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Lee and
party, Mrs. ]. Lorimer Worden, NJ.
nd Nine Diaz Albertini, DIR. and Mrs,
]. Sturdivant Reed of New York, Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter S. Marston and Mr..
and Mrs. d. Rob Richardson, Mrs,
| Il. A. Walsh and Mrs, l.. l.. Carroll
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Downey and
Miss Sally Downey, Charles Louis
Sicard and Parker Sloane, Mr. and
Mrs. c. H. Keys, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
NJ. Douglass and party, all of New
York, are among arrivals at the
Mount Washington. Mr.. and Mrs
Stewart c. Schenck of Rye motored
here with Mrs. NJ. Borden May and
| Mrs. +. Coleman.
Crawford House.
Mrs. c. II. Gilbert, Mrs. Alfred Skitt
Mrs. f. F.. Thompson Mrs. William
Elliott and Mrs. j. Eugene Troth were
among those giving auction parties
this week. A supper dance for abou'
twenty younger members of the New
York colony was given at the Craw'
ford Notch Canteen on Wednesday
evening by Mrs. Louis Greer in honor
OF Miss Olive Caldwell OF New York.
William A. Barron won the low
score prize In the qualifying round OF
the Crawford golf tournament this
week. The women's tournament also
started this week.
Late arrivals from New York at the
Crawford House include James ID
Ewing and H. d. Ewing, Jr.. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Fleming Tuckerman, Allan Tuck
erman, Mrs. c. NJ Tobey, Mr.. and Mrs
John ID. Killian, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
p. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Dan
forth, Mr.. and Mrs. William Meyers.
Jefferson.
Many former guests of the Waum,
bek arrived this week, among then
r. l.. Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs, Thoma!
Symington, Mr.. and Mrs. MARION Au
gust and Miss Josephine August all o
! New York.
Mrs. Emil L. Boas Is here until Sep
J TENDER /, when she will go to DiXvill'
Notch. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren L
Ward and w. l.. Ward, Jr., Prof
David Magic OF Princeton. Lieut.. ant
: Mrs, r. s. Hevenor. Mrs. II. Barton
Farr and Miss Farr are other New
: York arrivals. Lindley NJ. Garrison
has returned from New York to joii
; Mrs. Garrison here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew ]. Murph