Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Lure CITY THRONG
ThiIadelphians Flock to New
England Rest Spots
for Recreation
OUTDOOR Joys REIGN

White Mountains, n. H., June 10
The June season in the White Noun
tains brings to the Granite State many
who prefer motoring through the coun-
try before the arrival Of the midsummer
throngs. The steady flow of motor par
ties northward has begun and the hotels
and inns that opened early in the sea-
son are housing many large transient
parties.
Many Philadelphians will spend the
season in the White Mountains. Mrs
J.SA. Caldwell, Of Philadelphia. and her
family will be at the New Profile House
shortly after its opening on June 8O.
Later In the season many Philadelphia
parties come here to enjoy the scenic
wonders Of Franconia Notch. Franklin
d'Olier and his family, OF Philadelphia,
may include n few weeks in the White
Mountains with Mr.. d'Olier's father
4 William d'Olier. of Burlington. n. j.,
who spends every summer at the Wauin'
bek, Jefferson, n. II.
The Mount Pleasant House at Bret
ton Woods will have many prominent
Philsdelphians. Coming from Phila-
delphia for the opening Of the hotel is
Frederick Z. Baldwin, who will remain
through the season.
Going TO Play Golf
The Mount Washington Hotel. which
opens July s, will be visited by Mr.. and
Mrs. John ]. Mcclure, of Chester, Pa,
who are ardent golfers and who go in
for all the sport events of the summer.
Mrs. James Hay, of Philadelphia, will
arrive in July for the season. Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Horn Ely, of Philadelphia,
who figure in the golf sets at the Mount
Washington, will be there for their ac-
customed visit in August. Mr.: ana MRS.
Arthur Lee will come from PhtIadelphla
in August and Mrs. T. j. Warren OF
New Berian, Pa, will also De at the
Mount Washington.
With the opening of the Map!ewood
Hotel at Maplewood. y. H.. on June
20, will come many of the season pat
rons who are there each year for inc
annual trapshooting tournament under
the auspices of the American Trapshoot-
ing Association. From June IS untl!
July 6 this event claims the attention
of the majority of sport lovers IN the
mountains. Some of the events attract
the most skilled shooters aud there il
a display Of remarkable Workmanship;
J. w. Grace, of the Bethlehem Steel
Co., and his party will come to the
Maplewood to spend the season. Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Lewis, also of Bethle-
hem, wiz be there for August and Sep
tember.
At the Balsams. at Dixville Notch, y.
H., where many Philadelphians come for
August and September, there will be
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Warren Hale. Of Phil
adelphia and Montreal. who occupy
their cottage at the Notch following
several weeks at the seashore with their
daughters. the Misses Lena and Carrie
Hale. Mr. and Mrs. Henry s.. Hale
viii be in Dixvlle Notch as usual. and
will be Joined by their daughter. Mrs.
Carl Rasmus. of New York. Mrs. Fl.
j.. Barnes. Mr.. Hale's sister, will be at
the Balsams.
At Other Houses
Philadelphia will be well represented
mt the Crawford House. Peckett's and
Sunset Hill House, on Sugar Hill, the
Sinclair, Uplands Terrace and the AL
pine, at Bethlehem, \. II.
There is always an interesting colony
of Philadelphians at the Mountain View
House at Whitefield, n. H., and at the
various cottage communities throughout
the mountains that play SO important q
role in the life of surrounding villages
and townships. From the earliest part
of June until the heavy frosts Of late
autumn there is always plenty of sport
in the White Mountains. Well stocked
fishing streams, unexCelled motor roads,
miles and miles Of trails over the noun
tains, in addition to beautiful golf
courses that offnr some of the best play