New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
News Of the Resorts, Mountain and Shore
Golf and Tennis
Lead i'm Interest i'm
White Mountains
Annual Tournaments, Soon
To Be Staged, Attract
Noted Players to the New
III a m p h ire Resort
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H., July
24.-The White Mountain season is
now we'll under way and many arrivals
are expected to fill all the large hotels
by August l. The golf events at the
various country clubs claim attention,
and there is much interest In the ff-
tcenth annual lawn tennis tournament
at the Crawford Notch courts, which
begins Tuesday Many noted tennis
players now contesting in the annual
tournament at Longwood will come
here for this event and continue to
the Iron Mountain House tournament,
in Jackson. which will be played the
following week.
played at Breton Woods, the Bethle-
hem Country Club, the Maplewood,
Sugar Hill, Crawford, Profile and Dix
vile Notch golf clubs, as we'll as the
Waumbek, at Jefferson, with its popu-
lar open tournament, will bring many
noted golfers here, and Francis Ouimet,
the famous champion, is expected To
spend a part of August at the Mount
Pleasant House, at Breton Woods.
Many weekend motor parties ar
rive in the mountains to play golf, and
such one this week was composed
Of Albert c.. Bedford, president of the
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey,
who was accompanied by Walter Ham
mill, Stanley P. Jadwin and Edward
7. Harwill, of New York.
Mrs. Henry S. Redmond, Of New
York, arrived this week and has taken
a suite at the Mount Washington
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip G. Kaufman,
of Washington, who have returned
from their honeymoon on the Pacific
Coast, were at the Mountain View
House, at Whitefeld, this week. They
stopped en- route to visit Mrs. Kauff-
mann's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin K. Lane.
The Marqucsa dc Aviles is accom-
panied at the Mount Washington by
Miss Ethel Goode of New York
Newport, r. L., motored to the Profile
House in Franconia Notch this week to
spend several days
Mr. and Mrs. Henry X. McHarg are
entertaining Mrs. Frank Tuttle and
Miss Tuttle, of Stamford Conn; iona.
than B. Newton, of Roanoke, and w. P.
O'Connor, of New York.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Burton Jacobs,
of Baltimore, are at the Profile where
Mrs. Berne N. Evans and children have
arrived from Hamburg to be with her
mother, Mrs. Ewald Fleitmann, Of New
York.
George H. Pendleton, of New York,
is sojourning at the Profile House
where James Swan Frick, of Bal
timore, arrived to spend few days.
Mrs. William r. Peters and Miss Har-
riett Peters are there from Rochester.
Mrs. Bowen w. Pierson, of New York,
is visiting Mrs. Charles Stewart Smith,
of New York, at her cottage, which she
opened this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley, of
Convent, N. j., are at the Balsams. as
is Robert A. Chambers, of New York.
George f. Baker, of New York, Is
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Moron at
their farm near Littleton. Mrs. VIII
liam Walter Phelps, of New York. is in
Jefferson at the Waumbek, accompanied
by Miss Karin A. White, of New York.
At the Ihtervale House are the Misses
Browne, of New York, and Mrs. john
j. Agar, of New Rochelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Phelps, Of New
York, are at Pitman Hall.
Miss Christine Wheeler, of Buffalo
is at Maple Villa for the summer.
AT Presidential Inn and cottages at
Conway are DR.. Eleanor Haines and
Miss Ida Bolles, of New York.