The New York herald., 1921-08-07
Many Arripals
at the Resorts in
White Mountains
Throngs Greet President Har-
ding During His Stay in
the Hills.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, ~ H., Aug. 6.-The
White Mountains, honored with visit
from President Harding and his party.
have had little else TO talk or during the
week, and Lancaster and Whitefieid
have been visited by thousands or tour
lists eager to catch a glimpse OF the
President and 10 shake his hand. Fol-
lowing their triumphant reception at the
Crawford House, where they had Lunch
con. received the guests and played golf,
10 their arrival on the summit Of Mount
Prospect where Secretary Weeks enter
tained the party Of fifteen at dinner
Whitefeld. Breton Woods and Twin
Mountains. through which the part!
passed from Crawford, We're all gayiy
decorated.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hilton Brown OF New
York arrived at the Crawford House at
Crawford Notch this week Tor their
usual stay, and Miss Kate. Halk OF ne"
York Joined Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Arnold.
Paymaster Charles w. Littleneld. =:
S. NJ, retired, and David b. Simpson OF
New York. who have been on months
motor tour OF New York. Canada and
the lower St Lawrence and Saguenay,
thence to Dlxville Notch, had luncheon
at the Crawford House Tuesday and
greeted members of President Harding
party, old friends, before proceeding to
Woods. where they will spend a few
days.
Mrs. Vincent c. Lefturch and children
of New York and Mrs. Helen w. Reese
of Baltimore have joined their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Whelan OF
Baltimore, at Crawfords.
Henry r. Rowland of Buffalo, who
has been the guest of B. o. Jones here
is a direct descendant of John Howland
Plymouth, Mass, to preside at the exer-
cises there in connection with the
pageant.
Arrivals at Breton Woods.
Arrivals from New York at the Mount
Washington include William H. Per-
klns. F. L. Terry. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Picard, Mrs. J. B. Harbecls. r. L. Byrne,
Mrs. M. d. Fink Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
quincy. Mrs. Edward B. Frost. Mr.. and
Mrs. HI. b. Rees. the latter of Cedar
hurst. L. L.; Mr.. and Mrs. Bedell H
Harmed. who came from the Griswold at
New London, and Mr. and Mrs John T.
Bartlett; DR.. and Mrs. Warren L.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Smiley, who
motored from Lake Mohonk; Mrs. w
v. s. Thorne and Miss Alice Lounsberry,
Baisley p. Elebash, who is noted
golfer; John V. Black. Mrs. r. "
Sharpe, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Schoonmaker
the Misses Muriel and Bertice Schoon-
maker, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert c.. Smith,
Elwood w. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam d. Murphy, who motored from Dix
Vile Notch; J. Robinson Beard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Wyckoff Harris of New
York
Members OF the Fairbanks Scale Com
pany of New York and St Johnsbury.
VT. together with some OF the managers
or branch offices, held conference this
week at Mount Pleasant. The president.
III. ]. Fuller of New York II. J. Brooks
r. II. Post, c. J. La Forge and O. J..
Williams of New York, e. r. Ashcroft
and f. Il. Church Of st. Johnsbury, VT.
and Carl b. Hinsman OF Rutland. Vt.
are members of the party.
The Balsams at Dlxville Notch Is a
motor mecca for tourists from all parts
OF the country, and this week has
brought many notables there, including
the president OF st. Andrews Golf Club
Austen G. Fox, with Mrs. Fox and Aus
ten H. Fox. The party has been touring
the mountains and playing the various
golf courses.
New Workers Mt whttencId.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Shrady of New
York are spending six weeks at the
Mountain View House at Whitefield'
DIR. Sinclair Tousey OF New York and
his party were Joined this week by DIR.
and Mrs s. Van Rensselaer, Carleton Of
Springfield. Mass. The Rev. Arthur w.
jerks OF the New York Theological
Seminary has opened his cottage at
Whitefield. The Misses Jane and
Marian Swords Of New York, who are at
the Mountain View House. gave set of
bronze chimes. TO DR.. Jenks's summer
chapel at Whitefield in memory of their
mother. Mrs. A. S. Swords
At the Waumbek, in Jefferson, are Mr.
and Mrs. LIndley NJ. Garrison, Mr.. and