The Washington herald., 1921-09-11
White Hills,
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8. Gay IN Fall
Motorists Flock to Nel1
Hampshire for Autumn

WHITE MOUNTAINS. ". H, Sept
1L-Tss Labor Day holiday found
he White Mountains filled and
many society people from south Of
Mason and Dixon line represented
in Tie Ezyeties At the various large
h,trls and cottage colonies The
aatuua season. which started on
LAbor Day VIII extend to the first
aof December and the prevalence OF
iivfnter sports In the White Noun
- aims vii result tn . general influx
= of motorists from the seashors re-
sorts To the White Hills during the
period Of the brilliant autumn leaf.
). Many Southern people passed
..throuxh the White Mountains this
ssesson en- route to the Canadian re-
.sort of North -stIey. p. O.. at Lake
'Aassavippi. LS-r the United States
: boundary line, and motoring here
1ast week, with a days stop At
!, ,Polly's Place. at Colebrook. were
Mrs Peter Van Vliet, of Memphis,
: Tenn, and her daughter. Mrs w. D.
Z Connor. wife Of Brig. Cen Connor,
and Mrs, A Y. Scott, of Rosedale,
Miss, also the wife Of an army Of
ficer and q noted war worker IN
France. They went on from Cole.
brook to Join friends from WASH
fngton and Baltimore at North Hat
feyIwhere they will have a delight
fal- rest before the gayeties of the
Washington season. Commander
leigh Noyes, U. S. N, and Mrs.
Soyee, have also been recently at
she little Peasant Inn, Polly's Place.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hudson, OF Bal
timere, are at the Balsams, Dixville
Notch Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Row
.
baltimore who have spent the sum
hner' at the Mount Washington a
'Bretton Woods, started after lunch
con on Tuesday to motor to Balti
. more. Mrs Rowland's sister. Mrs.
John winder of Athens, Ohio, ha
ssspent the summer at TIE Crawfor
.House four miles distant and viii
sreturn next season.
o DR.. and Mrs. II, A. Fowler and 20
land Mrs. R. r. RopIey. Of Washing
ton are at the Balsams for a brie
.ystay.
:, The Mount Warrington at Bretto
swoods which Is the apex OF tn
Hwhite Mountain motor tours. at
Tracts most distin suished people VIII
!, visit the hills of New Hampshire
gecretary OF War. John w. Week.,
whose summer home is less thu
sstwenty miles distant. does much
entertaining here and drives owe
Frequently from Mount Prospect,
which seems destined to remain
Mount Prospect in spite Of the sug-
.ig--tions from many that he rechris-
tea the mountain Harding. following
'the Presidents visit. Not far away
as the crow flies are the summer
lamps at Christine Lake Of the s
Fl. and Rudolph Kauftmanns o
Washington where they have
Series Of jolly house parties all yea
son and where the young Samm
PKaurmanns and Mrs, Kaufman,
parents, the John Hoys of Albany
N y. have just arrived.
/. Miss Eleanor Dams, of Baltimore
arrived at Dlxville Notch this week
with a party OF friends from Pitts
Aburgh and Philadelphia
I Col z. II. House who. with Mrs
House. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Auchin-
Gloss and Mr.. and Mrs. David Aus
tin Miller. of New York. Is making
n tour OF the White Mountains. has
been at the BaIsams at DixvflIe
Notch this week. Also, motoring
there for luncheon from her Beth
liehem cottage with a party of
friends. was Mrs. James N. Cox
sswife Of the Democratic candidate
TOR President. Later, on Mr.. Cox's
Eeturn from Washington, the family
expects to spend a week in camp at
diamond Pond, near Colebrook,
Ijvhere there is a large cottage coll
'any and fishing for land-locked SAL
mon through September.
y Mrs. F. r. Gilchrist. the Misses
HGIlchrist and Frank Gilchrist, who
snotored from Laurel, Miss, have
been at Dixville Notch this week.
sfr. and Mrs. Renell Small, OF wash
tngton. have also been there with a
party OF friends
!. Paul STANDBY and Ellsworth Phil
7ips. Of Washington, arrived this
week at the Mount Pleasant House
% Breton Woods to spend several