New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
Diplomats Among
Noted Persons in
White Mountains
Senior Pezet, Ambassador Of
Peru, Heads Long List of
Prominent Guests Fillinp
Hotels in Popular Resorts

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WRITE MOUNTAINS, n H.. Auc %
The White Mountain season has tai.o~
on an added brilliance with the arr;,,a,
of many noted people. At the Nou~t
Pleasant House have been the per,,v;sn
Ambassador. Senior Pezet, and Madam.
rezet, en- route from Bar Harbor ~
washington. At the Sinclair House ~
beVhiehem are S. c. Lawrence. yjca
COUNSEL at the British Embassy -
washington, and Mrs. Lawrence. who
motored here for fortnight's sta"
slrs- Henry keyes, wife of Senator
Aeyes, presided at booth at the III
tleton Hospital Bazaar last week Mr.
John Davidge, of Washington. VIVA
acted as hostess for her father. Sec
retary Weeks, during President Bar-
ding visit at Mount Prospect ia
spending the summer there. during
Mrs. Weeks's absence in Europe. Senas
tor and Mrs. Harry New, OF Indian
who were also here, have returned ~
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Herhert
Hoover and Herbert Hoover ir. ara
spending holiday at Sugar Hill and
visiting Breton Woods, Profile. Dix
vile Notch and others of the princ;-
pal resorts.
Miss Gladys Robbins. of New York.
is the guests of Miss Helen Gurlev
Franklin A. Plummer, of New York
joined Mrs. Henry S. Redmonds party
at the Mount Washington Hotel over
the week end
Mrs. Frederick Everett Thompson. Of
New York. entertained at a bridge and
4 tea at the Crawford Notch Golf Club
on Thursday for twelve guests
J. Henry Stagg. Of New York. has
Joined his aunt, Mrs. a. Bedell Benia-
mir. Of New York, at the Crawford
House.
MIR. and Mrs. William r. Addicks, of
Mount Kisco, are at the Crawford
House, where Mr.. and Mrs William
Tutherly, Of New York, are spending
a month.
Many New Ycrkers Pass
Month in lie Ilcuntains
Marcellus Hartley Dodge and Doug
'as Eeardsley, of New York, motored to
Breton Woods and nave been playing
golf this week.
l9r. and -lrs. Alvin n. Ivie, of New
} ork. are giving lawn fcte to-day at
y..cir bethlehem estate for the benefit
c. trc Lltrleton Hospital.
Nrs. :. n. Conyngham and Miss J.
Alice Maxwell gave al obstacle putting
match ard tea on the lawn of the
Mount Washington Hotel on Friday
and on Sunday Miss Maxwell enter
tanned at dinner in the Cave Grill
John Sumner Runneiis, president of
che Pullman Palace Car Company. celc-
rated his seventy-hfth birthday at
CAocsrua. his summer hcme, Willow
gate, on Friday.
1f-c Aihar+ Of Ia
entertained on the Mountain View
House lawn Saturday at a tea in honor
Of Mrs. Charles Stewart Smith, Of
New York, who is at the Profile for
the summer. Mrs. Arthur Butler
Twolnblv. Of the Profile, brought
party of friends there for tea on the
same day. At the Mountain View
House are Mrs. A. E. Hart, of Hart
ford; Herbert L. Blackman, Of New
York; MIR. and Mrs. Herman lie Roy
Edgar, of Dobbs Ferry, and Mr.. and
Mrs. P. l. Allison, of Rochester.
At the Balsams. Dixville Notch. are
Mr. and Mrs. A D. Ellsworth, Of New
York; II. T. Magruder and Miss Helen
Magruder, Mrs. j. R. Amidon' Mrs. G:
4. Benz anin, Lieutenant Commander
and Mrs. Seymour Holiday. Of Annap-
oils, Nd; Mrs. G. G. Frelinghuysen and
family, James A. Blair and LieutenanS
Colonel II. S. Merriam, L. S. A., and
Mrs. Merriam, Of Washington.
Dixyillc Notch Tennis
Tourney Attracts Many
The Balsams, at Dixville Notch. has
had many arrivals during the last
week, and the annual tennis tourna-
mont, which began on Saturday. ex-
tended all through this week, with
large number Of entries and events in
mems singles and doubles, womens
singles and mixed doubles
Ms. c. Eeime. of New York, was
hostcss az d bridge OF four tables,
given on the porch OF Pavilion Cot
tage, at Sunset Hill, this week which
was attended by many member Of tho
colony. A party of Sunset Hill golfers
went to Maplewood to play a team
match there and met defeat at the
hands of their opponents. Motoring 70
Dixville Notch to play the course Of the
Balsanss Country Club this week were
Henry Lapham, Z. D. Lapham and 4.
X. Mcintyre, of Boston, and S. d.
Davis, of New York
Among New York arrivals in Bethle-
hem this week are Edward T. Reynolds,
Frank Tulley. the Misses Katherine
and Eleanor Murphy, Mrs. N. itou and
Mrs. Edward De Lima, who a.e at the
Sinclair ~ o,7ra