The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-27


and Mrs. Irwin Cornell and their chill
dren have taken a cottage for August
here. Others who will arrive soon in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. q Ray Paige, Mr..
and Mrs. g. b. Hodg Hfan, Mr.. and Mrs.
John A Carver, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
L. Camp and party, all Of Manhattan.
Tourists at Tho Balsams.
Many touring parties arrive daily at
the Balsams, Dixville Notch 1t is
a favorite rendezvous also for golfers
and luncheon parties from other re-
sorts, who motor up for the day or on
the way from The Rangeleys to the
White Mountains from the East
Mr.. and Mrs. James I. Barr of New
York arrived there from the Mountain
View at whiteheld for the day on Sat
urday. Montgomery waddell and
party, NJ. c. Hermann and John A.
Hermann and guide. en- route to the
Maine Woods; Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Pettee, Mr. and Mrs. William ]. Far
rell, Miss Helen Farrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Blount, Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds
Putney, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Palmer
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jaffray.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Connfelt, Mrs. AL
fred Edey and party, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Maynard, Jr., and Andrew J.
Onderdonk are late New York arri-
walls. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shiverick
and family motored to Dixville Notch
from Rye for the season.
| Among New Workers. who will arrive
at the Balsams soon FOR August are
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford v. Brokaw, Mrs
Clarkson Runyon, Jr., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Christopher D. Smithers. all of
whom will motor up and visit the Pro-
file House en- route. Mr.. and Mrs.
Honore Palmer of Chicago. with their
family and young relatives, Prince
Michael and Princess Bertha Cantacu-
zene Of Russia, will arrive here Au-
gust from Mount Washington at
Breton Woods.
c. E. Halsted and party from New
York. Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Nichols and
family, Mrs. e. Virgil Neal, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Goode and Mr.. and Mrs
j. P. Kineon of Rye. who will join the
Shiverick party; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ehret, Jr., of New York, Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Markoe. Miss Mercy A. Plum,
]. T. Rommer, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
S. Case, James w. Blair and many
others will be in the New York colony
here August 1.
Golf at the Balsams Country Club,
riding, fishing and tennis are favored
sports along with motoring to Polly's
Place for parties at Colebrook.
jefferson Cottages Filled,
The Waumbek at Jefferson, N. H.,
has welcomed many former patrons
this. week and the cottages are now
about filled for the season. The put
ting match on Wednesday brought
out the entire colony. Miss Margaret
willing of Chicago and Miss Thaddeus
Walker Of Walkersville, Ont, were
winners. The Saturday handicap golf
tournament was a sweepstakes event
with golf ball entry, and was won Yy
Jack Ficks of New York.
William d'Olier, president of the
Waumbek Golf Club, and his daugh-
ter. Miss Alice d'olier, arrived by way
Iot Montreal from California last week
for their usual season at the waum-
bek and were joined on Friday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin d'Olier and
their family of Riverton, n. ].
William j. Walker of Yonkers Is
with William L. Ward at Mountain
View cottage. Jefferson. Mrs. H b.
Stevens has arrived there from Sara
nae Lake for the season. Miss Lucille
Hoynes of Brooklyn, who is the guest
of Miss Peggy Lummis at the waum-
belS, will so next week to Maplewood
Inn to join her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hoynes.
Mrs. J. ID. Dusenberry and children
of New York, Mrs. F. W. Isendroth
and Miss Isendroth of New Rochelle,
r Dolmetsch' of New York and John
Blue, noted as a golfer, are among the
weeks arrivals at the Waumbek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Hevenor, R
s. Hevenor and Mrs. Edward Dickin-
son are at the Waumbek for the
season. S. L. Street of Lakewood, n.
j., and Mrs. Street have arrived for
the season. Mr. and Mrs. II S. Brown
and II. S. Brown, Jr. of Brooklyn are
also there. Mr.. and Mrs K. b. Curtss
motored there from greenwich. Conn,
to pass the week.
Large Crawford House Colony.
The Crawford House has a large
colony this season, with many oldtime
guests returning. Bridge and supper
parties and afternoon teas at the
Crawford Notch Canteen and nightly
parties in the Crawford House cafe
are among the features. FITTING
parties will be resumed this season.
Mountain climbing will also attract
many to the old Crawford bride path
over the southern peaks of the Fresi-
dental range to the summit of Mount
Washington. eight and one half miles
distant.
Mrs. Frederick s. Tibbetts of New
York is the guest Of Mrs Frederick E.
Thompson for two weeks at the Craw-
ford House. Mrs. Thompson gave a
bridge party in her honor at the Notch
Canteen on Friday afternoon.
Miss Lillian L. Gillette of Concord
has come here to pass the summer and
take charge Of the entertainments at
the Crawford. where an all collegian
baseball team is a feature. The Craw-
fords were defeated in this weeks
game by the Mount Pleasant team
from Breton Woods.
Entries for the annual lawn tennis
tournament beginning here Tuesday
are coming in rapidly and many
players from Longwood will come,
King Smith, Otto J. Garbe and other
New York tennis players will be
present