The New York herald., 1921-09-04

Rounds, Jr., and Miss ~. l.. ROUNDS,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Coleman and Leigh
ton II. Colby. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lambert and Mr.. and Mrs. August v.
Lambert
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Cohu and La
Motto Cohu and Miss Kathryn Kimball
of New York, who spent a week at the
Balsams. have left for the Adirondacks.
Mrs. j. Blake White Of New York ar
rived from Breton Woods to spend a
day with Mrs. William G. Mendinhall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George g. Frelinghuysen
of Morristown. who came to be here
several weeks. were called to Bar Har-
Dor to join members Of their family
after short stay at the Balsams. Mr..
and Mrs. A. ID. Ellsworth OF New York,
who spent two weeks here with their
daughter and son. started for New York
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Terry West of New
York are arrivals at the Balsams. where
Mr.. Lafayette Savay came from Bret
ton Woods to spend a fortnight.
Grosvenor Farwell Of New York Joined
Mr.. and Mrs. George Farwell of Detroit
at the Balsams and James A. Blair ar
rived from New York for some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Mills are there for a
short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Van Week, J. o.
and Howard A. Van Week Of Montclair
arrived here this week. Also Mr.. and
Mrs. II. j. Dietz of Hampstead. L. I.
The Waumbek summer colonists
donned overalls, gingham frocks and
calico aprons for the annual farmers
dance last Saturday. The ballroom Of
the Waumbek was decorated with corn
stalks. golden rod and pumpkins. Mrs.
Walter Lippincott Of Philadelphia had
charge Of the event. Mrs. frank +.
Shute and G. Howard Colket won prizes
for unique costumes.
Mrs. Thomas Dimond Of New York,
who is at her cottage, is treasurer for
the fund being raised to provide fruit
and magazines for the former service
men at the Government hospital at Cor
ham. Subscriptions are being made to
the fund for the erection Of a soldiers
memorial statue in Soldier Park at
Jefferson.
J. H. Stats Of New York donated
prizes for the children's putting contest
at the Waumbek on Wednesday. Miss
Evelyn Alvord Of New York won the
ladies' ringer score, played over the
Ethel Drake OF Lakewood was second
with an 80.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank T. Hopkins and
Mrs. d. l.. Nelson Of New York are
at the Waumbek for the remainder of
the season. Motoring there to take
luncheon were MI. and Mrs. Frederick
Frelinghuysen and Mrs. Campbell Clark
OF Elberon, N. J. William Pettee Is
there from. New York for several weeks
OF golf. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Wolfe of
Orange, N. J., returned home with their
a Me-
Carleton Riker, Jr. Henry Cochran OF
New York Is at the Waumbek.
Mrs. Frank r. Shute brought In q
catch Of eleven large trout last week.
whiteneld.
One hundred members Of the Mountain
View House colony played In theThurs-
day evening bridge party. Mrs. Arthur
Hall Smith of Pittsburgh and Mrs.
George Grouse or Akron were hostesses.
Mrs. Albert Stratton OF Bronxville
was hostess at the Saturday afternoon
tea following the putting contest.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. Duane Pell of
Tuxedo Park Mrs. Fred A. Haight
E. N. Crosby and Robert Garfield OF
New York, who are touring the White
Mountains. spent few days at the
Mountain View House. Miss Elizabeth
Cooley OF New York entertained at
bridge and tea at her Cottage Greycote
for the younger set.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Laurence Phillips Of
West End avenue. New York, are at
the Mountain View House. Capt Frank
S. Harris of Albany motored to the
Mountain View House from the Percy
Summer Club at Christine Lake. In his
party were Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Hoy
Of Albany and their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Kauff-
man of Washington.
A masquerade ball will be given on
Labor Day evening at the Mountain
View House. A benefit entertainment
for the Wheaton College fund will be
given there next Wednesday evening.
Miss Isabel Wilder Of Whitefeld, whose
engagement to Mr.. Robert McKelvy was
announced, Is chairman of the commit
tee of young women from Whitefeld,
Littelton and Lisbon who will produce
the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crowell, who have
been at the Mountain View House
through August, returned to New York,
where they have taken an apartment for
the winter. The last two winters they
spent in California.
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A large colony is remaining at the
Maplewood Hotel at ,Maplewood for the
annual Labor Day invitation golf tour
nament, which follows the Maplewood
golf championship. which was played
over the Maplewood links this week. fin
ishing to-day with thirty-six hole finals.
L. A. Hamilton Of Garden City, l.. L.,
who with Mrs. Hamilton and Miss Dor
othy Hamilton Is remaining at his cot
tage through September. was one of the
principal players in the championship
event. Mr.. p. J. Reilley OF New York.
who Is among other cottage colonists to
remain here late, also entered the event,
while Mrs. Rcilley played In the women's
tournamnt
Seventy-five caddies from the Maple
wood Caddie Camp gave their annual
entertainment at the Casino last eve
ming. One OF the gayest parties OF the
week was the farewell dance given
Wednesday evening at the Casino for
the Bethlehem Baseball Club, which
ended its season here this week.
New York arrivals at the Maplewood
Include Mr. and Mrs. @. Richardson, G..
r. Davis, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. T. II.
Clarke and Harry Clarke and Richard
Dublon.
Mr.. and Mrs George Burn are at the
Maplcwood for the lete season. J. s.
Weaver is there from New York IN COM
pany Of William Sweet of East Orange.
The New England Jewellers Golf As
ISOLATION will meet at the Maplewood
September 1926.
Bethlehem.