New-York tribune., 1919-09-07

George Falcs Baker. Miss Hilda
Fletcher, Mrs. II. !. Grant, DR.. W. l..
Macdougal, J. J. Fisher and }. A.
Bentley.
For the dancing contest. which was
feature of the evening, silver loving
cups were awarded By the hotel COM
r.ny. first prize for the fox trot be-
inc captured ~ Miss Abbie Ames and
Warren +. Pond. and first prize for the
one-s;ep by Miss Margaret Reynolds
and Kenneth Burns.
The Misses Nan and Lucy Carnegie.
grandnicces Of tie late Andrew Car
regie. we're members Of party tour
ing the waterways of the Adirondacks,
headed by MIR. and Mrs. James Green
way. of New York, that arrived at Paul
Smiths Hotel.
Profile House
The Profile House is havin. an un-
usually smart autumn season, and
there has been a round OF entertain
ing among the colony that has made
the last week the most active OF the
season. The reception and tea on Fri
dav AT the New Flumc House took the
entire colony there. and Colonel and
Mrs. {. H. Grcenloaf received their
friends. and there was music by the
Profile Symphony Orchestra MIS-.
Laurence Phillips. of New YORK. took a
party there for tea Saturday.
Mrs. William {. Sheldon. Of New
York. entertained al bridge in Mrs.
Charles Stewart Smiths cottage during
the week and Mrs. Nelson Robinson, Of
New York. gave large bridge in the
Profile narlors. Mrs. Arthur Butler
Twombly. who is having a house party
gave a luncheon at her cottage Satur-
dav for few friends to meet Mrs.
Charles J. Childs and Mrs. William
Grosvcnor.
Mrs. II. y. Babcock has arrived from
SOUTHAMPTON to Join the Misses Bah
cock here. accompanied h. Mrs Avery
G.. Hodges. of New YORK.
Dixyiile Notch
The Ralsams. with a house full OF
Young people, IS having one Of The
gayest seasons on record and there
have been many festivities this week
IN honor Of Miss Lolita Armour, OF
Chicago. who is there with friends.
The benefit bridge for the employees
library will come off this week under
the direction OF Mss Laura Lee.
a Southern chicken dinner was given
at Polly's at Colcbrook Tuesday in
Miss Armour's honor. Miss Armour
gave special dinner to fifteen OF the
younger set Saturday evening. Miss
Armour and Miss Mary Piler are
starting this week for Newport.
NJ. and Mrs. John -. Wrigh. and
party. Mr. ard Mrs J. !. Lambert and
family. Mr. and Mrs. John ". llcrnor
and children. Miss Elise French Rice
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Woilvcr;on.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. " Easkins and he
Misses Haskns. Miss ". A. Reynolds
Mr.. and Mrs ". f. Iadd and Mrs. i.
4. Martin. Miss {. ". how and party
and Mrs. Edward Pendc:on and Mrs
Gouverncur Morris, who mOtored here
from Bar lIarbor, are among prom
inent arrivals Of the week at the
Balsams from New York.
WhitefeId
The Mountain View House, at White
field, has attracted no end Of smart
people this week and there are many
teas daily under the vineclad pergola.
Mrs. Walter :. Ballou. OF Providence,
gave one there for fourteen OIL Sat
urdav and q card party Friday evening
was arranged by Mrs +. Waterworth
and Miss Katharine Alden.
Mrs. Laurence Phillips, Of New York.
took party OF young people 70 the
Flumc Tea House Saturday for tea.
Colonel and Mrs. Thorndikc Howe
and their young son have come from
their summer home az Gloucester 10
ioin Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rotan. Of
Texas. Miss Gertrude Nenner and
Miss lvah B. Kempshall. OF New York.
who spent a month here. have gone 70
Maplewood to join Miss Venners 5 par
ents at their cottage.
Nr. and Mrs. Robert s. McCreery. OF
New York. have come here from the
Adirondacks to join DR.. and Mrs. W. IL.
Shrady. OF New York, who will motor
back with them.