The New York herald., 1921-07-31
WHITE MOUNTAINS. N. H., July 80.

patTOuS.
At the Saturday afternoon putting
| match. prizes were won by Miss Tousey.
Miss Catherine Croweu Of Chicago and
James Irving Barr Of New York. Mrs.
M. ". Wendell and Mrs. Van Horne
were hostesses at the tea which followed
Mrs. William s. Hart chaperoned her
nfeces, the Misses Tucker. and several
| young persons on a bathing party to
Christine Lake on Monday.
Mrs. Arthur B. Twombly, who Is en-
tertaining Mrs. William H. Bliss at
Profile. motored to the Mount Wash
ington at Breton Woods to give q
luncheon for five women In the Euro
pean room on Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Stewart Smith with Mrs.
Robert w. Paterson and Mr.. w. c. Gale
of New York motored to the Balsams at
I Dixville Notch to spend the day, and
later in the week, motored over to the
Mountain View House at Whitefield for
tea.
DiversiOns at Breton Woods.
Breton Woods has entered upon a
period of unusual activity with the
Mount Washington, Mount Pleasant and
Breton Arms we'll filled with sojourners.
In the swimming pool this week were
r. T. Bowman, Mrs. F. L. Wellman
Donald Nelmes, H. G. johnson, e. X.
Buck and Miss Florence Riley.
| Among those riding regularly are Miss
Leonora Dinkey. Mrs. Edward Wise,
Miss Mabel Klaner, Mrs. George Unne.
and ]. ". O'Brien.
At the Mount Pleasant House are Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Forbes McCreery and j..
Hamlet McCreery and Arthur McCreery,
Mrs. A. b. Norton and A. L. Norton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nourse and party,
e Van Bergen and party. Irving Gordon.
the Misses Hawley. Harrison Atwood
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Hamber.
Mount Washington-Mr. and Mrs.
Francis L. Wellman, Mr.. and Mrs. James
E. Landy, Franklin A. Plummer. Walter
l.. Seaman, John H. Venderveer. Mrs.
Henry de Forest Baldwin, Miss Bald
win, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Budd, Hud-
son Budd, Mrs. Thcrne Carle. Mrs.
Alden Blodget. Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
L. Gunther. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Siebert.
Mrs. J. Robinson Beard. Miss Jessie
Benedict and Mr.. Lemuel Benedict.
Mrs. J. L. Lombard and Mrs. L. Terry
Ponvert entertained at dinner at the
opening of the Cave Grill. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Biddle Of the Crawford
| also entertained and Miss Harriet Biddle
of Philadelphia had a party there for
supper and dancing.
Tennis week In Crawford Notch is al
ways the formal opening Of the season.
which extends to October 1, and players
from New York. Philadelphia, Boston.
Montreal and other cities have arrived
at the Crawford House to participate
in the sixteenth annual tournament of
the Crawford Notch Lawn Tennis Club.
]. Brooks Fenno Jr. Of Cambridge,
Mass, present holder of the New
Hampshire State and the White Noun
tain championships. had a leg on the
Crawford Notch challenge cup last
season and will arrive to defend his
title, playing a match with the present
| season champion.
| Arrivals at the Crawford House in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. c. Whitaker
and her son, Mr. C. r. deBevoise and
Mrs. deBevoise. Others there are DR..
| and Mrs. c. F. Ash. Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Arnold, E. r. Stewart. J. E. Gould.
Miss Edna ]. Kennedy. Miss Margaret
Moran, DR.. and Mrs. Michael Jaffer, j.
r. Mesereau, James d. Ewing, Hampton
d. Ewing and w. s. Stevens of Yonkers.
At Jefferson the White Mountain open
championship will be held earlier than
usual this season and the ladies' an
nual championship late in August. The
weekly Saturday putting matches, fol-
lowed by tea and music, bring together
the waumbek colony. Prizes were won
at the last one by Miss Margaret Will
ing of Chicago and J. Henry Stats OF
New York
At the waumbek are Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Douglas Boyer, Mrs. Z. NJ. de
la Fontaine, f. A. Higgins. r. NJ. Cole
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Jared Baldwin, A.
w. Baldwin. Mrs. James Brisbane, the
Misses Brisbane. Mrs. ]. B. Dunster,
Miss J. L. Gardner. the Misses Eliza
beth and Mabel Hyde, Mrs. Forbes Hen
messy, Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Harper.
Mrs. e. p. Merwin, Col. A. G.. Mills,
Mrs. s. NJ Meacham, Thomas Meach-
am, Mr.. and Mrs. r. C.. Osterhout. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Henry Stats, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Ward. Miss Dorothy Ward,
william l.. Ward, Mrs. Nathaniel With
erell, Mrs. George Whitman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry o. Talimadge. Mrs X. NJ.
Reed and Mrs. r. II. Reed and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Kane.
Luncheon Parties.
The Balsams at Dixville Notch is at
tracing many luncheon parties frop
other White Mountain resorts daily
Among those motoring there this week
were Mrs. Alvah G. Dinkey and party
from the Mount Washington Hotel. Mr..
and Mrs. James s. Harper and the
Misses Hyde from the waumbek. JEFF
ferson. and Mrs. Charles Stewart Smith
and party from the Profile House.
Motoring from New York were p. s.
Sherman. Miss Lucy Sherman and Miss
II. b. Sherman. other arrivals were
Mr.. and Mrs. Effingham Lawrence.
Mrs. Herman c. August and Miss Beat
rice Halght of New York.
Arriving at the Balsams this week by
automobile en- route for the Ranreley
Lakes we're Mr.. and Mrs. John c. King.
who came from New Yor,. with Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. Stripe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klngsbury Foster Of
New York arrived from their country
home at Derby Line. VT. accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Traver Briscoe OF Nor
wIch. Conn.
Golf Is of paramount interest at Beth
iehem. where series of matches are be-
ing played. with professional and proml-
nent amateur players featuring. August
16 Abe Mitchell. the worlds longest
driver, and George Duncan, former Brit
ish champion. will play in two exhibi-
tion matches with Harry A. Cowic OF
the Bethlehem Golf and Tennis Club and
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