The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-14
White Mountains Attracting Persons
From All Over u. SHAY Fever
Victims Are Gathering

at tne Pronle visiting Mr.. ana Mrs.
Kissel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Watson and Mr..
and Mrs. N. c. Colyer OF New York
are at the Profile, where Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Stanton Gates arrived from Mystic,
Conn.,, on Friday.
Miss Helen Keller, the blind author
ess. who was at the Profile House for
short holiday, accompanied by her
companion, returned this week to her
rome at Forest Hills. L. /. e..
Mrs. Nathan Abbott Of New York
is passing the season on Sugar Hin
at Pecketts with her daughter, Mrs.
John G.. Burnett of Southboro, Mass.
Frederick Bruce and Miss Bruce. who
were recalled to New York from the
Profile by a $4,000 robbery at their
apartment. will return to end the sea-
son at their cottage here.
Franklin A. Batcheller and family
of Yonkers are spending the month
at the Profile House. Col. Samuel
p. Colt and party were here en- route
to New York. Mrs. Z. T. H. Talmage
and Miss Caroline Talmage of New
York have arrived here for the re-
mainder of the month. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry X. McHarg have started for
Stamford, Conn.
Guests of Gen. barrow.
Milton H. Cornell OF New York is
the guest of Gen. and Mrs. w. N. p.
barrow at their cottage at the Pro-
file. His brother, John B. Cornell,
has also come from New York to
join Mrs. Cornell and her mother, Mrs.
f. w. Jackson. Mrs. John p. Duncan
and Miss Susan Duncan and Col. and
Mrs. Willis Seaver Paine will be at
Briarcliff Lodge during the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant Mason
of Tuxedo Park, accompanied by Grant
Mason, are spending a few days at
the Profile on a tour of the Eastern
resorts.
Miss Elisa G. Tousey and Mrs. A. 3.
Shattuck have arrived at the Noun
tain View House from New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Tod and Miss
Katharine Kennedy Tod Of New York
Joined Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kennedy Tod
at the Waumbek at Jefferson this
week. At the Waumbek also ere
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ellis Reed and family.
Mrs. Virginia +. Wood of New York
and F. S. Fetherstone of Narragansett
and Lakewood were married at Lam
caster on Tuesday. Afterward they
visited Mr.. Fetherstone's sister, Mrs.
Frank III. Shute OF the Waumhek.
at Jefferson. They are passing their
honeymoon at the Mount Washing
ton Hotel at Breton Woods. DIR. T.
Halsted Myers. Ogden X. Myers and
II. H. Myers Of New York are at the
Waumbek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Hatch. Miss
Genie Settler. l.. Swanson, Edward
Movern, Barney Wynne, Charles Pow
ers and Jose Pestana of New York are
all enjoying golf at the Maplewood
Inn, where the annual autumn invi-
tation tournament was in progress
this week.
Mrs. T. Agar Powell of New York
has arrived at the Maplewood for a
short stay. Also there were Mrs. F.
s. Coolidge and party, who motored up
from the Berkshires this week over
the Mohawk Trail for a short stay;
Mrs. A. r. Shumway, Miss Helen and
Master Shumway, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Werner and family of Manhattan and
W. l.. Juhring of Brooklyn, president
OF the Maplewood Country Club, who
motored here with w. w. Owens of
Brooklyn to play in the autumn invi-
tation tournament. Louis J. Fechtnlan
Of White Plains is among the golfers
spending the hay fever season here.
The Sinclair House at Bethlehem
is entertaining many guests. san
at her summer home, Sinclair Lodge,
adjoining the hotel. is Mrs. r. A.
Swigert, who is mourning for Col.
Swigert, whose death occurred at
Aiken, s. c., during the winter.
The Sinclair had a benefit ball for
the members Of the orchestra on Sat-
urday evening of last week. A gay
masquerade dancing party on Fri
day evening was a feature of this
week.
The Intervale House is having a
large number Of automobile arrivals
from distant points. 1t is noted in the
White Mountains as having the lowell
est view of Mount Washington to be
had in the section.