The New York herald., 1921-06-26
White Mountains
Attract Golfers
Many Automobile Parties Ar
rive for the Opening of the
Mount Pleasant.

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HnRAiD D..
WHITE MOUNTAINS. N. H., June 25.-
The White Mountains are the especial
delight of golfers. and the courses are
kept busy from late June until October
Scarcely an automobile arrives without
full equipment Of golf bags and tennis
rackets
Breton Woods. while 1t is the mecca
of golfers in the White Mountains. by
no means Glazing all of them. The links
at the Waumbek, at Jefferson are
among the most popular. During Sep
tember the annual White Mountain golf
tournament Is played there. Golf tour
naments and exhibition matches are fire.
quent features at Bethlehem. where n
large colony devotes the major part OF
the summer to the sport. The Maple
wood links and those at Crawfords,
Whitefield, Sugar Hill and Profile House
form interesting objectives for the
itinerant golfer.
The links at Dixville Notch are among
the most famed in the East Not only
do people who spend the entire summer
Mt the Balsams play the course daily,
but many parties motor up from the
other resorts in order to enjoy the
sporty course with its cottish turf and
incompatible view The short course
which is being newly opened by Grays
well patronized.
The opening of the Mount Pleasant
at Breton Woods was attended by the
arrival of many motor parties from
New York. Philadelphia and Boston.
New York parties registered there in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Elder, the
Misses Margaret and Dorothy Elder
and Mr.. Victor Temple DR.. and Mrs.
C. B. Wagner and the Misses Wagner,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Burgess Nesbitt and
Mr.. Frank w. Nesbitt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Clifford Brown of New York
and Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
White. Messrs. William NJ Frisbie and
William Fl. Hale Of New York. with Mr.
Walter NJ Meserole and Mr.. w. W..
Share of Brooklyn, and Mr.. William M.
Thomas of Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Seibcrt Of
New York arrived at the Mount Pleasant
this week, where they will remain until
the opening of the Mount Washington.
Mr.. Seibert is president Of the Breton
Woods Gun Club.
Many of the Bethlehem hotels have
been open since early June. Turner'S 8
Tavern. perhaps the oldest establish
ment there, having been In operation
since 1889. has accommodated parties
since June /. Mr.. and Mrs William III.
Turner are there from New York. Mr..
Turner is manager Of the Hotel Claridge.
Mr.. Austin E. Ivie of New York and
Long Island has opened his cottage In
Bethlehem. and also there to occupy a
cottase are Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Hickey
and Miss Margaret Creighton.
1t is understood that one time Gov.
To - 1a.. xa1r
ward Marrow cottage In Bethlehem.
In the New York colony at the
Maplewood Inn are Mrs. George C.
Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Jonas
and party Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. May
of New York and Mrs. p. J. Reilly have
opened their cottages for the season.
Mrs. NJ. A. Swigart of New York has
opened Sinclair Lodge, having motored
UP over the Mohawk Trail. The Sinclair
House opens next Monday and will IN
clude In its New York colony for late
June and early July Gen. and Mrs. ].
d. c. Hoskins, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r
Crawford and party Of Mount Vernon.
Parties going to the Waumbek at
Jefferson and the Profile House near
Franconia Notch are being advised of
changes In railroad accommodations.
The Boston and Maine has discontinued
service to those points. The Waumbel<
can be reached on the Boston and Maine
by taking an automobile from Cherry
Mountain. or on the Maine Central by
leaving the train at Bailey's and motor
ing from there. The most popular mode
OF reaching the Profile House is by auto
mobile from North Woodstock or from
other adjacent points. Since the motor
travel to these resorts far surpasses the
trip by train, there has been little op-
position to the change.