The New York herald., 1921-09-18
Throngs From the Seashore
Flock to White Mountains
Golf and Other Outdoor Diversions Attract Pleasure
Seekers Who Would Delay Return to Cites-Win-
ter Inn to Remain Open for Hunters.

New York with Mr. and Mrs. W. III.
Caldwell OF Brooklyn. MIR. and Mrs.
John A. Carver arrived with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Brewster OF Hartford from
the Mountain View House. and Mr..
1nd Mrs. w. r. Cramp of New York
came from Breton Woods. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Collier and Miss Louise Collier
also came from Breton Woods.
George J. Helner OF New York was a
member of a touring party which in
cluded John T. Watson of Merton, Pa. !:
Stanley p. Gildersleeve OF Warren. Pa.
and Mrs. Harry Jones. and Henry A.
Jones OF Paris. H.
The Balsams Winter Inn will remain
open until the first of November and
will be a stopping place for those going
through to the Parmachenee Club and
the Rangeley Lakes on their annual
hunting expeditions. Deer are plenti-
ful, as we'll as partridge. wild ducks and
other game.
whiteffeld.
September activities have set a merry
pace for the members of the Mountain
View colony at Whitefield. with the
departure OF many summer sojourners
there has been corresponding arrival
OF parties from the seashore and other
resorts who will remain through the
late season. Golf events are being fea-
tured. and the golf committee for this
month includes Frank r. Leaycraft of
NyaclS. John r. Mellor OF Flushing,
Earle s. Colrnan of Providence and Il.
T. Wilson OF Florence villa, Fla. A
ringer tournament in which most Of the
golfing contingent entered finishes here
to-day.
The ballroom of the Mountain View
House was converted into veritable
autumn forest on Monday evening when
the annual dance for employees was
held. Autumn foliage covered the walls
and at each white post miniature ball
sam tree stood. Overhead a canopy of
maple leaves which reflected the varied
colors OF the Japanese lanterns that
dropped from them.
Mrs. A. Lawrence Phillips OF New
York and Mrs. N. ~. Dennison OF Franz
ingham were hostesses at tea last Sat-
urday, when over $50 people were there
following the obstacle putting contest
Many parties motored here from Sugar
iill and Profile. Bringing a party here
for afternoon tea this week was Mrs.
Arthur II. Twombiy OF New York, who IL
at her cottage at Profile.
Mrs. John w. II. Nichols and Miss
Susan +. Nichols OF New York and
Oyster Bay came to the Mountain Wow
House from the Balsams at Dixville
Notch for the late season. Motoring
here from the New Ocean House at
Swampscott were Mrs. r. A. Rand OF
New York and Mrs. Ponsonby Ogle of
Minneapolis, who Joined Mrs. Charles j.
Martin OF Minneapolis for September.
Miss A. Il. Shattuck OF New York Is
here for her annual autumn sojourn,
arriving from Kennebunkport. where she
spent August. Mrs John r. McClain
of Montclair was Joined here by her son,
Mr.. Bruce McClain OF New York.
Motoring to the Mountain View House
from Christie Lake were Mr.. and Mrs
John s. Hoy OF Albany and Mrs. ID. M.
Platt OF New York, who remained for
the farewell concert given by the Camp
Duncan choir OF Breton Woods. The
Misses Winslow of New York arrived
from Newport TO join Mr.. and Mrs.
Arlington Scott OF New York.
Crawford Notch.
Golf and mountain climbing continue
to attract many parties to the Crawford
House at Crawford Notch. This is a
favorite objective for the mountain
climbers coming down from the Presi-
Dental Range. Robert l.. Elmer and
T. Carlyle Jones of New York were here
for a short time on their way from tho
range. and stopping here or the way TO
the summit OF Mount Washington were
Miss Janet Louise Mesricl of Hudson.
n. ", and Miss Ruth Lansing OF Boston.
Miss Lillian Gillette, who win return
TO Lakewood, N. j., in October, gave
party In the Moth Canteen in honor
OF Miss Mary l. Hobbs.
Frederick Everett Thompson came
from New York TO remain through the
iata qea con with Ma rrhonnaau Thov
return TO New York October I.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward II. Dench OF
New York are arrivals at the Crawford
House. where tho New York colony in
clud es Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Dawson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer W
Singer. The Misses Elizabeth and Cath
crime Singer. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
H. Brower Mr.. and Mrs. Edward +.
Truc, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Lssk and Mr.. l..
Jerome.