The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Special Despatch to TIM Nrw roax HHaAl

III
r. White Mountains have been
- followed by delightfully."- cool
Gays with bright sunshine that make
the weather ideal for golf and motor
ing. Resorts that are remaining open
for late autumn season are the
Mount Washington at Breton Woods,
which remains open until well into
October; Pcckett's, on Sugar Hill,
which is open the year round; the
Mountain View House at Whitefield,
Crawford House at Crawford Notcn,
and on the east side the Hotel Belle
vue at Intervale: Gray's Inn and the
Eagle Mountain House at Jackson,
the Hotel Randall at North Conway
and Chocorua Inn at Chocorua. Presi-
Dental Inn remains open well into
October, ending its season with the
annual meeting OF the New Hamp-
shire Federation OF Womens Clubs.
Dixville Notch is harboring many
Of the motoring parties now on the
wing, and following the close OF the
Balsams in October the Winter Inn.
which is operated in conjunction with
Il. will remain open until we'll through
November to accommodate the many
hunting parties that make their way
through the Notch when the hunting
season opens October Is. A number
of parties who have their camps at
Errol will come up for the hunting
seasons. while many others arc plan
ming to go to Smith Camps on Lake
Umbagog. to the Cold Spring Camps
and Lake Side Inn at Averill. Vt.
Breton Woods.
The large colony spending September
and early October here Is daily aug
mented by throngs of motorists who are
taking advantage OF delightful weather
In which to tour the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bancroft Bay
ley are here from New York and Mr..
Bayley devotes much of his time to
playing over the championship course,
which is bringing many golfers to Bret
ton Woods. John v. McAvoy of the
Supreme Court and Herbert c. Amuth
are at the Mount Washington for golf
Also here from New York to enjoy the
sport are L. G. Haines. secretary of the
Florida East Coast Railway, and his
sister. Miss NJ. G.. Halnes.
Mrs. Robert McKelvy and Mrs. Henry
c. Orth of New York are at the Mount
Washington for the remainder OF the
season. Others there are Mr.. and Mrs
John S. Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. Lau-
renee M. Synnmes, Mrs. Frank Morse
Smith. Misses Julie and Arrietta Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edward Ogden. Edward
J.. Owen. all OF New York: Mrs. Har-
old G. Richard, Mrs. J. Addison Singer
and Miss Scully OF Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs.~Wifliam Sloane OF Mount
Kisco are here. accompanied by Miss
drizet. a ~H#@@
Mrs. John Crerar OF Chicago, who IS
here with her daughters. Mrs. r. H.
Reid and Miss Catherine Crcrar, will
go to New York from here next Tues
day to spend week before returning to
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs George Henry Tilton. Jr,
OF New York motored to the Noun.
Washington from Littleton. with Mr.
and Mrs. @. II. Tilton. Sr.. to take
luncheon Mr.. and Mrs George william
Burleigh of New York. who are touring
the, mountains, also stopped here for
luncheon.
Canon Joseph NJ. McGrath. who has
been at the Mount Pleasant all season
- now here and will conduct services
at the Church OF Transformation until
the first Sunday In October.
Others to arrive this week are Mrs
III V. Randolph. Gregory Linder, Miss
NJ Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs. z. Bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Smith. Miss Laura
Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Bonor. w.
]. Walker and Miss NJ. D. Walker, A.
vhn ha0 tx,ftL \,
Taylor OF Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. J.
$. Sorenson and Miss Sorenson. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. +. Turnbull and Mrs. Jack
Norworth.
Mrs. Charles Hallam Keep Of New
York and Buffalo. with the Misses
Eleanor and Martha Keep, recently
arrived by motor.
Mrs Henry s. Redmond has returned
TO New York by automobile. accom-
panied by her son, Henry S. Redmond,
Jr
DR.. and Mrs. e. s. Robinson OF New
York have gone 10 Long Island, where
they will be until some time In octoocr,
when they return to New York
Amos r. Hawiey OF New York is en-
toying his annual autumn golfing visit
OF Breton Woods Mr.. and Mrs +. III.
Henry. James L. M. House. E. J..
Kempf. Mr. and Mrs w. A. Bruce and
Miss Bruce are also here from New
York
w. Munroe Hill entertained a large
party ct supper in the Cave Grill on
saturday evening". when other parties
there included DR.. sE. X. Campbell.
wbiteneia.
Tho Mountain View House al white
Iield. which remains open unit. October
IA, boasts ono OF the largest autumn
colonies IN tho White Mountains. Com
Ing from tho seashore are many parties
who viii remain until the very last day
Mrs. Joseph Shattucl. with the Misses
Dorothy Ruth and Lydia shattuck,
of Rye, came up from their sumner
place az Chatham 10 spend the rest Of
the season with Mrs a. y Shattuck.
MISS Shattuek gave ton for n large
number of friends. While on a motor
tour OF the White Mountains Joseph q
Lincoln. the novelist. stopped here to
call on Mrs Shattuck
Mrs George 4. Whitman, who has
been ~ tho WaumbelS at jefferson for
the sumner, has come here to remain
through September.
Mrs. Ponsonby ogle OF New York and
Mrs. Rufus r.. Rand of MINNEAPOLIS have
Joined Mrs. Charles J. Martin here.
Mrs. NJ II. Patterson of New York
who has been at Poland Srrings, Is here.
Others from New York are Irving s.
Coffin. who Joined Mrs Coffin; Miss 4.
Bfucls and Mies A. l<ush.
Mrs. Cart VI. stevens OF Hooslck Falls
hee Joined her mother, Mrs Albert z.
S.r8t:Nn NJ Rronxyilie.
Gov. Zenas w Biias OF Rhode Island
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