New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11
Breton Woods


The smart autumn season at Breton
Woods is formally launched and fol- a..
lowing in the wake of August gayety
IS the delightfully."- informal life Of
september, with it's motoring to other
resorts, horseback riding and out
door sports, not the least attractive Of
which is mountain climbing over the
shaded trails that form network
over the adjacent hills.
Governor Nathan L. Miller, of New
York. with Mrs. Miller, Misses Marian
the Mount Washington Hotel to spend
q week: Governor Miller and Judge
Frank Hiscock, Of Syracuse, are spend
ing much of the daylight hours playing
golf at Breton Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stead, of Newport
and Washington, are at the Mount
Washington, where Mrs. Theodore A.
Drexel, of Philadelphia, arrived this
week Mrs. Alexander Patterson, of
Philadelphia. and Mrs. Max Grundner,
of New York, arrived here for the
autumn season. Lieutenant Com
mander Urey W. Conway, of VIII
mington, was here with Mrs. Conway
and M. A. Dominick, Of New York, is
at Mount Pleasant
Raymond Havemeyer, of New York. is
at the Mount Washington. Mrs. Norris
w. Mundy and Mrs. Charles S. Haskins.
who have spent the season there, have
gone to New York Mrs. Haskins will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Haskins
Tobin, in San Francisco.
Dixville Notch
The autumn season at the Balsams
Dixville Notch, at the furthest north
corner Of the White Hills, has been
launched with the arrival of several
notable society people, and, while there
has been large exodus, there also
have been notable arrivals. The autumn
season, which will continue through
October, promises to find many smart
people here from their seashore homes.
Colonel 3. NJ. House motored to The
Balsams this week with Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Auchin-
Gloss and Mr.. and Mrs. David Hunter
Miller, Of New York.
. MIR. and Mrs. Robert w. de Forest, Of
New York, are making q tour of the
White Mountains, arriving at The Ball
sans Sunday from Polly's I'm, at Cole
brook.
Mrs. James M. Cox, of Washington
and Dayton, motored here from her
Bethlehem cottage for luncheon with 8
party of friends on Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs: Cox expect soon to spend week
! c. VIC ols 0laIIOllQ camps, ct Diamond
Ponds, near Dixville Notch and Cole
i brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester B. McLauehlin
and party; Mrs. E. MacDougall. the
Misses MacDougall and Edward Mac.
Dougall, with Miss Ina Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs: N. s. Burrows and party, and DR.
y. c: Burrows, Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
G. Christian and A. e. Evans, are late
New York arrivals at The Balsams.
Crawford Notch
number of farewell parties have
been given in the Notch Canteen at the
Crawford House within the last week
as many who have been here for the
summer are returning home. =. 3
Blewett. Of New York, entertained )
party of sixteen friends Monday even.
ING following the dancing. Mrs. vii.
liam Jones. Of New York, was hostess
to party Of sixteen Thursday even,
ing.
DR.. H: G. Cowles jr., accompanied BY
his nephew, H. Cowles Brewster. ar.
rived from New York to join Mr..
Cowles for the September season.
Returning to the Crawford House 70,
their annual fortnight sojourn werl
Eugene De Forest, Miss r. B. Richards
and Miss Katharine De Forest, Of New
Haven.