New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-08
Dancing and Golf
Lead. Activities i'm
White Mountains
Gay August Season Lures
Scores of New Workers to
New Hampshire's Hotels
and Cottage Colonies


to tho White Mountains, where each
resort has It's own special gayetics
Breton Woods, with the Mount Wash
ington and Mount Pleasant, has well
coined most members of the Old Guard
to its golf clubs, and the three base
ball teams at Breton Arms, the Mount
Washington and tho Mount Pleasant,
have played several games. Dinners
IN the European Room and Cave Grill,
dancing in the Foret de Danse to jazz
music, swimming parties and riding
are some of the diversions at Breton
Woods. The Crawford House is hay
ing no reaction from the gayeties of
its tennis week, although several of
the young men players have gone on
to play in the East Side tournament
a the Iron Mountain House at Jack
son.
Bethlehem, with it's thirty hotels and
large cottage colony, witnessed some
interesting golf this week, mixed
foursome being played at the Country
Club on Tuesday, followed by a put
ting competition and tea, and a four
ball medal play of fourteen holes was
played on Thursday.
The full dress ball at the Sinclair
last Saturday was merry affair and
the Upland Terrace ball on Tuesday
evening brought out many dancers
Maplewood has a round of events at
the Casino, and baseball and golf fill
the days, while frequent dancing par
ties arc held there. The Profile colony
is enjoying tennis, fishing and golf,
vile Notch, and many are motoring
from all over the mountains to Polly's
Place at Colebrook for day at this
quaint little European inn.
The Waumbek, at Jefferson, with it's
Mountain View, at Whitefeld, with its
gay card parties, golf events and dane
ing and swimming parties, are two Of
the busiest of the White Mountain re-
sorts. The camping colony at Randolph
and Jefferson Highlands also includes
numerous cottagers and Chocorua, with
the Chocorua Inn and large cottage
colony, claims many mountain climb
ers, who make this their headquarters.
At Glen there is a large clientele
made up of campers and trampers
bound over the Presidential Range
The noted golf tournaments of the
White Mountain courses will be held
for the greater part in August, when
those of Breton Woods, Maplewood,
the Bethlehem Country Club, Craw-
1oIu, tne DdiSdnS, MOuntdln lew,
Sugar HILL with its two courses at
Sunset Hill and Look Off, and several
others, including Fabyans, Wentworth
Hall and Twin Mountains, will afford
ample opportunity to golf lovers to
compete.
At Bethlehem New York arrivals in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Craw-
ford, Mrs. G.. Montgomery, Mount Yer
non, Miss Carrie E. Slocum, Miss Z. L.
Mangeman, Miss Fiske, Mrs. II. P.
Buvkman, S. Levine, Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Green, Mrs. Helen Lockwood, Miss
E. Bernhard, II. +. Stockbridge, " S.
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. John T Dooling,
Miss Efie Know Dooling, Mrs. A. c..
Osterla, John L. Owens, John L. White
and family, George L. Dickerman and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Cunningham, Mrs
Mary Regain and Miss Theodore Rob
inson
The Fabyan had one of its unique
vaudeville entertainments, under the
direction of Miss Daisy Lane, this
week. and among those enjoying it
were A. S. Power, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Greenfield, G.. Monheim, Mr.. and Mrs
S. Lowonstein and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
A E. Oberman and family, the Misses
Duffield, Mrs. J. Rudinger, Mrs. f. Low
and Mrs. NJ. Low, all of New York The
artists included Mischa Hoffman, Ger
aldine Cragin, Charlotte Davis, Regi-
nald Brophy and Maxine Fischgrund,
all of New York
The Twin Mountain House Is the
scene of many little parties given by
guests, among those there this week
being Mr. and Mrs. William Pepper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Newborg, Rudolph
Newburger, Norman Seiphos, Mrs. j.
/. Cohn, Miss Florence Cohn and Dr.
and Mrs. r. Abrahams, all of New
York City.
East Side arrivals include the fol-
lowing: At the Sunset Inn-William
Smell and John w. Burke, Mechanics
vile; Mrs. W. B. Hillman and party,
Fredonia.
AT the Intcrvale: Mr.. and Mrs. L.
L. Berthe. Mount Vernon, George
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Thomp-
son, New York; j. j. Lynch, I. M. Nc
Intyre, L. Weiss, Mr.. and Mrs Cor
nelius W. Smith, Ralph o. Brixton,
Mrs. G. B. Thompson and Osmond
Gaull, Lockport; Charles M. Pratt,
Miss Alice Hurd and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Robinson, of New York.
Mrs. l.. Ulrich and Mrs. J. Phillips,
of New York, are at the Russell cot
tages, at Kearsarge Village.
At the Crawford House, in Crawford.
Notch, are Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hilton
Brown, New York; Mrs. Alfred Skitt,
Yonkers; Mrs. +. E. Thompson, New
York; William II. Fearing, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Poirier, Mrs. T. w. Ormis-
ton, Miss M. +. Cooper, Mrs. ]. d. Cal
noun. Miss Helen Calhoun and Mrs.
w. B. Cover, of New Rochelle.