New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Golf tournaments
Lead Activities i'm
White Mountains
Schedule Includes Many Inn
portant Events, Starting
With Annual Handicap at
Breton Woods Next Tues.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

WHITE FOUNTAINS, N. H., Aug
lathe White Mountains hotels are
crowded as usual and everyone is busy
preparing for the sports events and
social functions prevailing on all sides
of the White Hills. From now until
Labor Day there will be round of
festivities.
The golf program includes many I'M
portant events. The annual handicap
tournament at the Breton Woods Golf
Club will start Tuesday. Six sixteens
are expected to qualify and entrants
are expected such we'll known golfers
as L. A. Hamilton, p j. Moran, Cecil
Landale and Alexander H. Revell
The annual invitation tournament of
the Bethlehem Country Club also is
to start Tuesday,
A sweepstakes tournament was held
at the Maplewood Country Club Thurs
day. The prize winners were Henry
Field, f. A. Stone and J. II. Blue, Of
New York; Ivan G. Bosse, of Quebec;
w. j. Bridge. of Montclair, N j., and
Wallace R. Lovett and C. H. Horton,
of Bellevue, N. J.
championship at the Waumbek Club,
at jefferson, is scheduled for August
23 to 28.
Coming events at The Waumbek in
clude farmers dance, August 21; the
Employees masquerade ball, Septem-
Der 2, and the great event of the sea-
son-the Black and White costume ball,
September a.
Summer residents focked to Littleton
Thursday where the annual bazaar for
the benefit of the Littleton Hospital
was given.
Golfers at The Balsams, Dixvlle
Notch, are planning series of events,
and among we'll known golfers there is
Charles D. Smithers, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watson Smith,
Of Pittsburgh, gave a smart obstacle
putting match followed by tea at the
Mount Washington Hotel on Thursday,
and at the Mountain View House, at
Whtefeld, a putting match on Satur-
day was followed by tea for the en-
tire Mountain View colony. Mrs. G..
J. Beckurts, of Haverford, Pa, and
Miss Elizabeth Sawtelle, of Brookline,
were hostesses.
Senator George G. Frelinghuysen, of
Morristown. N. j., stopped at the Twin
Mountain House for a short time en-
where Mrs. Frelinghuysen and daugh-
ter preceded him.
In the New York colony at the Twin
Mountain House are Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
E. Wormser, Miss Helen Ruth Worm
ser, Mr. and Mrs. Leo D. Newberg,
Charles Pepper, l.. S. Oppenheimer,
Herbert Goldmark, E. Pifferling, Mrs.
Minnie Blumenfeld, Miss Henriette
Woolf, Lester Sinsheimer, Abraham l..
Gutman, Miss Helen B. Gutman, Mr..
and Mrs. William c. Pepper, Miss
Laura Pepper, Katherine Deery, How
ard Grier and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
| D. Nathan.
A large New York colony is at the
Cragin, of New York, gave an exhibi-
tion of toe dancing last Monday.
Among the New York arrivals there
are Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bernstein,
Mrs. Bessie Bernstein, Mrs. H. Picard,
Miss Florence Musliner, Mrs H. Mus
liner, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Petchesky,
Bernice E. Petcheskey, Roland E. Pet
cheskey, Mrs j. Rosenthal Miss
Beatrice Rosenthal, Miss Ray Delig-
tisch, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bendeston, NJ
Frances Saxon, Miss Mildred Herald
and Miss Roselle Zadek.
New York arrivals at Bethlehem in
SAeuS NAi anu MIS- w VI. hODlnSOn
Miss Mabel Robinson, Mrs. Charles
Jamer, Captain Stephen Graham, U.
s. n. and Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Henry
Hanf Mrs. T. B. Mcleod, Miss Eleanor
R. Hearing. Miss Mae McDermott, Mrs
A. Beringer, Miss PAUL. Beringer, J
J: Kelly. Miss Helen N. Foulk, Miss
NJ. Reynolds, Miss NJ. Fitzgerald Mrs
J. II. Coursin. Miss Jean House, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Carman Harriet, Miss l.
+. Finn, Miss G. F. Finn, Miss May
II. Suydam, Miss Eleanor X. Johnston
Mrs. V. Van Zantt, MIR. and Mrs. M. C
Meyer, w. A. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. O
F. Bermer, O. II. Bermer, Mrs. George
M. Daily Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor
DR.. and Mrs. J. j. White, Miss Mary D
Regan, Miss Theodore Robinson anc
Miss J. F. McCauley.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex H, Revel, of Chi
cago, gave dinner Saturday in the
Cave Grill of the Mount Washington
Hotel at Breton Woods for seventeen
guests.
Frank A. Siebert, of New York, is
the crack shot at the Breton Woods
Gun Club, shooting l22 out of 125