The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-31
WHITE MOUNTAIN
RESORTS CROWDED
Large Dancing Parties Given
at Breton Woods and
Other Places.
INFLUX FOR HOLIDAY
Princess Aymon Faucigny
Lucinge Is Expected at the
Woods To-day.

BRErroN WOODS. N. H.. Ats. So
With upward Of 1000 people sojourning
at the Breton Woods hotels, this is
the busiest week end of the season.
Many parties have motored here from
Saratoga, the North Shore and Berk
shires to pass Labor Day and enjoy golf
over links that are in the pink of con-
uit'on after recent rains. Several din
ners were given last evening in the Eu-
ropean room and Cave Grill and the
Forest de Danse had its largest crowd
OF young people. including parties from
Maplewood, Whiteheld, Bethlehem and
other, resorts.
The Princess Aymon Faucigny Luz
cinge will arrive here tomorrow to
pass a few days, coming from Provi-
dence, where she has been with her
sister, Mrs Reynolds Later she will
return with the Prince for more
extended stay. Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert
l. jerks of New York also will come
mere from Chocorua to pass some time
AZ the Mount Washington, where the
autumn season promises to be the most
brilliant in the history OF the resort,
and Will extend to October 15.
The largest, dancing party of the sea-
son was given this evening at the Bal
sans. Dixville Notch. Among those
dancing were Prince Michael and
Princess Bertha Cantacuzene and
Honore Palmer Miss Lolita Armour,
Miss Mary Biller, Miss Peggy Prize of
Chicago. Miss Stephanie Rasmus of
Cedarhurst l.. l.; Miss Quincy of New
York r. N. Schullinger of Buffalo and
z. r. Trowbridge, Jr.. of Providence.
Miss Laura Lee of New York gave a
group of Oriental dances in costume,dur-
ing intermission.
The Black and White ball this eve
ming at the WaumbelS. Jefferson, was the
most important social affair of the sea-
son, and many men WHO arrived this
morning from New York and other
cities to participate in the annual invita-
ton golf tournament for the White
Mountain championship, beginning Sep
TENDER 2, added to the gayety of the at
fair Among those participating were
Mr.. and Mrs. James d'Olier of New
York. Miss Anita Blair of Chicago.
Misses Let's of Washington, Miss Mary
Biggs and John Biggs of Wilmington,
Del Miss Marjorie Cleveland and r. A.
Cleveland of New York and David Ma
Gosh Magic of Princeton. N. j.
Mrs. Frederick Everett Thompson OF
the Plaza had a few friends for bridge
yesterday at the Crawford Notch Can
teen. Mr.. Thompson has motored here
from New York to spend few days
WIN HeT MrS. Henry melville OF New
York and London is passing a few days
at the Crawford House with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Schley, Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Lane Folger, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Venner and Miss Gertrude
Venner. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoynes
and Miss Lucille Hoynes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis ]. Fechtman, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Juhring and Miss Mabel Juhring
were among New Workers at the annual
autumn ball at Maplewood Casino this
evening.
At the testimonial concert and ball at
tho Sinclair House Mt Bethlehem this
evening among subscribers were Mrs. r.
A. Swigert OF Aiken, Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Crawford of westchester, Mr..
and Mrs. C. NJ Tapley OF Cambridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Mcdowell of
Philadelphia and many others who con-
tributed to this affair for the benefit of
the Sinclair orchestra.
At the Saturday evening ball in the
Profile House this evening were Miss
Louise Iselin. Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Cor
nell Mr.. and Mrs. McHarg Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin H. Cornell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lindsey Tappin, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Ray Paige, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Symmes, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fleit-
man, the Misses O'Gorman and many
others of the smart metropolitan colony
at the Profile House.