The sun., 1919-08-03


George Carrie and B. J. Garbe. DR..
p. r. Ksnney and Mr.. and Mrs, Felix
Arnold, who are here for the summer.
The Waumbek, which has had quite
an influx Of summer sojournsrp, has
q large programme Of sports and en-
tertainmsnts The daily tea hour
brings the colony together on the sun
set porch overlooking Mount WASH
ington, and there In usually a putting
contest during the concert hour. Dane
ing is feature In the music rom
every night. d. p. Clifford, who has
charge OF the entertainment features,
Ia holding dancing classes for the
children and Is planning o round Of
affairs for August.
A large gallery followed the four
ball golf match on Sunday between
G. J. Dunphy Of Breton Woods ana
Emmons Smith. Jr., OF washington,
with two professionals playing with
them. Mr.. Smith and his partner
finally won.
The waumbek's arrivals this week
included Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Chesebrough, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Che sebrough and Miss Alberta Cheese
brough. who motored here from North
port. Miss Conover and Miss T..
Corover reached here for the seasof,
from Bergen Point, N. ]. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Rauh and Miss Peggy Rauh,
Mrs. s. b. Chittenden and Miss. Alice
Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander w.
Bohr of New York are others here.
Mrs. Charles Cheney and party of
South Manchester, Conn.,, motored
here from the Lake Tarleton Club and
a crowd Of Country Club golfers from
Bethlehem came to pass the day on
the links. -.s- ~ -, !.
Dixviiie Notch Attractions Grow.
The Balsams has attractions all its
own, not. the least Of which Is the
opening Of q fishing camp there, which
was closed on account Of the war. II
is Camp Millsifeld, fourteen miles dis
tant In the heart Of the virgin forest
on great trout lake. Sojourners there
may 90 into camp for day or a week
and with guides fish for saimorf and
rainbow trout Fishing intake Giori-
cite Is also especially good and the
lake has tempted many bathers there
Moving pictures are frequently given
at the Balsams. and there has been
opened q Y. w. c. A. hue as q social
centre for the employees. II IL in
charge Of a trained Y. w. C. A. worker
Miss Florence Carleton. Many of the
employees are returned soldiers, others
are boy ana girl college students.
Bishop Parker Of the New Hamp-
shire diocese conducted service at the
Balsams on Sunday. 20 gao -ri'-
The Balsarns Country Club regis
tered larger number Of golfers dur
ing the last week than at any other
time during it's history. Matches and
tournament play'wiil take place later.
Among the new sojourners are Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford v. Brokaw. Mrs
George c. Wide and Miss Julia Cabot
Mr.. and Mrs p. b. Higbee, Mrs. M. C.
Hewitt and party, Mrs. w, e. Stone
| and Lieut.. l.. w. Stone of London, Mr.
and Mrs. William ". Dylsmar, Charles
Blount, Jr., Emmett Queen, who Joined
Mrs. Queen; Mr.. and Mrs Georek II
schieding and party. Mr.. and Mrs
George Ehret. Jr., and Mrs. c. Pinck-
, ney, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Wall and
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Keyes,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Markoe, all Of New
York.
Baseball Attracts MapIewoed,
The Maplewood colony is dividing its
interest between baseball and golf. and
the 'Maplewood baseball college team
has won hve straight games, including
snappy one with Sunset Hill at
Sugar Hill. The two games this week
were with Sunset Hill House and
Bethlehem. Other dates are being ar
Hanged for the month.
The new club room of the Maple-
wood Country Club in the Casino
| with the great open fire and files OF
daily papers and magazines, 10 popular
with members.
A baseball game between married
men and single men is being arranged
for Maplewood next week.
Frederick e. Perry Of New York has
arrived at the Maplewood and will
probably take the Rhenberg cottage
on Bethlehem street for the season.
Arrivals at the Maplewood include
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Barbe, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Marks and Miss Helen Marks
OF Port Washington, L. l.; F.hw
Kolckert, Miss Laura Kelckert ant
Miss Ethel Volk of New York, Mrs
II. B. Sweeney and B. Potter Sweeney
Jr., of New York. Charles Jehlinger
Mrs. Edward Norden, Mr. and Mrs
William A. Gomez, Mrs v. B. Reyn-
olds, Frank NJ. Dix and Thomas b
Doe Of New York and DIR. A. A
Scouter OF Brooklyn.
The Maplewood Country Club is ar
ranging some tournaments and sew.
eral crack golfers are coming. The
! Thursday evening dances In the Ca
sinO are being resumed this season.
New Workers. at Maplewood Inn in
clude Peter H. Murest, Joseph Pit
man, George A. Jackson, Gordon
Fraser and William A. Griffin OF Man
haitian, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoynes
and Lucille Hoynes, Mrs. Lemuel Bur
rows and Miss Irma Berrian OF
Brooklyn.
bethlehem Has First Ball.
The first ball Of the season wa
! given at the Sinclair House last Sat
urday evening and was a brilliant AT
fair. Many dinners were given pre-
cedlng it and motoring over from othel
resorts were several who had littl,
parties In the cafe afterward.
The Alvin w. Ivie estate has beer
opened for the summer, and many
other members of the cottage colony
arrived this week. Whitwell S. Forbe,
OF Richmond, Va, has purchased sew
eral acres OF the wooded land on tn,
southwestern slope OF Strawberry Hi