New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
Fall Days Attract
Seashore Colonies
To White Mountains
New Hampshire Resorts Are
Last Stopping Place for
Many Who Want Bit More
Vacation i'm Fine Weather

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BRETON WOODS, n. II. Sept. O.
With Labor Day the summer season
in the White Mountains ended and the
autumn season began most auspicious-
ly, with many society leaders motoring
here from their seaside homes to
spend September in the hills.
The Mount Washington Hotel has
been a Mecca for motorists during the
week and over the holiday. Princesse
Lucingc, Of Paris. with her niece, Miss
Carolyn Reynolds, Of Providence, joined
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Conyngham at
the Mount Washington Sunday and was
guest of honor at dinner they gave
on Monday. Miss J. Alice Maxwell
gave luncheon at the Mount Wash
ington Monday and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f.. Peck. OF New York, also
entertained.
Many Motor Parties
Mrs. Edward Van Ingen was at the
Mount Washington over Labor Day and
motoring here were Henry Spies Kip,
Of New York, and his son, Master
William Bergh Kip. who will soon
enter st. Paul's School at Concord.
Harold Laird Downey arrived here.
joining Mr.. and Mrs. John |. Downey.
and Mrs. Clark Pritchett with her
small daughter, also a maid.
General Samuel p Colt, of New YORK
and Bristol. K. l.. spent few days q,
the Mount Washington this week, &C.
,.l Nos-
roni, Mrs. Andrew W. Anthony and
Mrs. Edwin A. Barrows, Of Warwick,
X. l., and Leonard Wales, Of New
York. They left for the Profile House.
where Mrs. lie Baron Colt and Mrs.
Harold ". Gross. of Providence, are
stopping this month.
The Mount Pleasant has had several
notable arrivals this week. including
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pitcairn, of Pitts
burgh, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Mohr
and family, of Philadelphia. who were
en- route from Dixville Notch TO their
homes. Henry P. Turnbull, Of New
York; DR.. Emily y. Titus and Miss h..
c. Tappan. of Glen Cove; Mr.. and Mrs.
". l.. Scherer, of Boston; Miss SUI
same Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Edgell
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Lamont, all Of
New York, are among them. Montefiore
L. Maduro. Norwegian consul at Gu
racao, and Nine. Maduro are spending
a few days at the Mount Pleasant.
creole Cartotto. of New York. Is
painting the portrait AZ his Breton
Woods studio of Mrs. NJ. J. Owens, OF
Toledo. who is remaining here for sit
tings while her family are at Atlantic
City.
Crawford House
There have been many events at the
Crawford House during the week and
supper dances have been the favored
diversion among the younger set, one
having been given By Mrs. J. II. Cald-
we'll. of New York, for her daughter,
Miss Olive Caldwell. and another by
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Martin, OF New
York.
Mrs. Frederick E. Thompson's auc-
ton party and tea at the Notch Can
teen on Friday was pleasant event
of the week.
The Waumbek at Jefferson
The annual invitation golf tourna-
ment at the Waumbek for the White
Mountain championsp ip brougn, on, a
large number Of entries. which included
Walter Richard, OF New York. who
made the low score Of 90 Monday
Andrew J. Murphy, of Lakewood, \. j.;
Brice s. Evans ard |. ". Small, two
noted Boston golfers.
The Black and White ball Saturday
evening was pronounced success. W tn
more than fifty couples dancing. The
employees annual masquerade afforded
much amusement Friday evening.
Mrs. George Kenyon. Of New York,
motored a party o: friends to Po!ly's
Place at Colebrook Sunday. for an old
fashioned Colonial luncheon.
Lind!ey NJ. Garrison and party, who
have spen, the season here. left this
week for New York. New York arrivals
include George Schmld and II. \. Ran
dclph. Mr. and Mrs. F. 4. Nesmitn. Mr..
and Mrs. Chris T. Hupfel. Miss Kemp
and party, H. Il. Farr and r. ). Farr.
G.. +. y. Widmer. Miss +. y. Wheeler
AID .lr. and Mrs. ". L. Richard.