The New York herald., 1921-09-04

Mrs. Karl Bostell and Miss Evelyn c.
Bostell of Newport, r. l.. Mrs. Marian
Pew. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Brown,
c. r. Parker, A. NJ. Stewart. Charles G.
Helting of New York. Mrs. T. @. Haw-
kins, Jr.. Mrs J. Tomford and Mrs. l..
Tomford. Mrs. w. d. Kenneth. DON
aid Kenneth. Howard Randolph and
trail House. Mrs c. S. Leeds
Of New York Is at Hillside Inn with
Mrs. John L. Childs, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Schwiters and Carlton Childs Of Floral
Park. r. s. Crawford is at the Column
bia Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Mon
tague and family are at Turner's Tavern.
Mrs. r. NJ Wing is at the Strawberry
Hill, and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis C. Dali
/. ton are at the Highland.
Fabyans.
The White Mountain Field Day at
Fabyans on Saturday was one OF the
chief events of the summer. Several
hundred persons congregated at the
Fabyan Field to watch the various
events. Albert Lyons. Louis Kalvin.
Frederick Finkenburg and Henry
Goodman were New York members of
the committee. Tapee races. were held
at the Fabyan House on Wednesday
evening, when thirty-six girls competed
for the prizes Last evening the annual
amateur theatricals were held for the.
Fabyan Library. Tonight a mas
querade ball, completed week of
gaiety. New York arrivals include
Michael l.. Jackoff, Louis Friedlander,
Mrs. Rose Strauss. Mr.. and Mrs M. ].
Finkelstein, Herbert N. Karp, DR.. S.
Sidney, Edgar e. Franks, Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Goodman and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Livingston.
Twin Mountain.
A masquerade ball for patrons OF the
Twin Mountain House was given this
week. Miss Edith Boas of New York
won the silver cup for the ladies singles
in tennis. defeating Mrs. James Gut
man, also OF New York. Maurice
wormser OF New York won the mems
singles and a silver cup, defeating Sey-
mour Phillips. 2-6. GO. Ga. 6-3.
The Wehle Library Committee, of
which S. A. Solomon Of New York Is
chairman, donated thirty books to the
Littleton Hospital Later selections
will be made for the Whitefield Library
A. III. Mittleman OF New York has
Joined Mrs. Mittleman at the Twin
Mountain House. Others there are Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Rose. Miss Rosalind
Goldsmith, Miss Natalie E. Weiner,
Mrs. G. II. Epstein and party OF New
York
East Side Resorts.
Chateau week at North Conway has
brought throngs of parsons to that
community. Horse races at Carroll
County Park and a programme of field
sports are arranged for Labor Day.
picnic will be held at the park for
parties coming from neighboring towns.
Prof II. II. York of the University
OF West Virginia has been spending sew
eral weeks at the Hotel Randall. Mrs.
e. w. Gilman and Miss Eleanor Gilman
OF New York are at the Sunset Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Barnard of
New York are at the Randall House.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Elliott OF New
York are at Presidential Inn at Con-
way for Labor Day. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Seeiey and family of New York
are at Lucy Farms. G. II. Prescott OF
New York Joined Mr. and Mrs. ID. Il.
Prescott OF Providence at the Edge
wood cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Taylor. Miss L.
Pearl Taylor and Frank W. Taylor OF
New York, who ara spending the sum-
mer at Laconia. N. H.. motored to In
LeTNdits Wnsfe lity spent "A SHOEt tlIIlV
at the Bellevue. Miss Inga l.. Larson
OF New York and Miss Fannie La
Rowe wens hostesses at lobster party
at Pitman Hall Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Culver, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E.. Hall. Misses Lillian WALTON
and Helen w. Dodd are at the Inter.
vale House.
sugar Hill.
New York arrivals at the Sunset Hill
House include Miss l.. NJ. Williams and
w. Hilbert. William G. Mumford, Jr..
and G. ID. Robert are there from Brook
lyn and Herbert B. Sexton from Mont
clair, N. J.
Rt Rev. Edward N. Parker, Bishop
OF New Hampshire, has been at the
Sunset Hill House with Canon James
McCarroll of Detroit Cathedral. who Is
In charge of the summer parish of ST.
Matthew's at Sugar Hill.
Miss Ruth Townsend. u. T. Taylor,
Mrs. Christy Payne Miss Martha Payne
Christy Payne. Mrs. /. O. Blake and
Miss Janet Blake OF New York and Mr..
and Mrs w. A. Naramon, Miss G. M.
Copeland and Mrs. w. ]. Da Lee OF
Rochester are. at the Sunset IIfIf xo,iao