The New York herald., 1921-09-18

speo,oi. Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H, Sept. II.
tn He White Mountain season has
reached its zenith with large
number Of arrivals from the
seashore resorts OF persons who have
closed their cottages, but are still
loath to return 10 the city while there
is a chance OF golf and mountain
climbing In their great playground.
The fourteenth annual conferences
OF the National Tax Association
brought about 800 prominent tax eA-
perts from all over the United States
and Canada to the Mount Pleasant
House at Breton Woods this week,
and their official sessions were en-
livened by side trips, social affairs and
golf, beginning with reception ut
which Gov. Albert o. Brown well
coined the gathering TO New Hamp-
shire. The delegates took trip by
special train to the summit OF Mount
Washington and drives through the
Crawford and Franconia Notches.
Golf has been the leading amuse-
ment this week at the White Noun
tain resorts and next week the annual
convention and golf tournament OF
the New England Manufacturing
Jewellers Association will take place
at the Maplewood Hotel, when 900
persons are expected to attend.
The last trip OF the Mount Wash
lngton Railroad was made on Satur-
day when the Summit House closed
for the season. The carriage road is
remaining open another month, and
from now until mid-October. tourists
will take this climb to the clouds.
The Government airplane at Intervale
Flying Field has finished its photog-
raphy experiments and returned TO Day
ton, Ohio. The great plane. flying over
the White Mountain resorts during the
last two weeks at an altitude of $4,000
feet attracted great attention and gave
rise to the suggestion that landing
place on Mount Washington be arranged.
Bretton Woods.
The Mount Washington Hotel. which Is
to remain open until October 10 or
thereabouts viii be headquarters for
the throng OF autumn tourists who will
revel in the goIf. horseback riding and
mountain climbing. Prominent sojourn-
ers at Breton Woods this week included
Gov. Nathan i. Miller of New York.
who attended the official reception at
the Mount Pleasant Monday evening;
former Gov. r. N. Floyd OF New Hamp-
shire. ogden l.. Mills of New York,
member OF Congress Franklin Carter,
Jr., and Norris X. Frey. New York
bankers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert stead OF Newport
and Washington entertained at dinner
at the Mount Washington for Canon J.
M. lrcGrath OF the SticlSney Memorial
Church at Breton Woods.
Recent arrivals include Adrian Iselin.
I'd. and Burgoyne Hamilton of New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft Gherardi
OF Short Hills, n. j.; Mrs. Henry J.
Dawson and the Misses Dawson. G. r.
Runyon OF New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Min
turn Post Collins and party. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin 4. ATantoa who came from
Bayport, L. L.: L. G. Haines. Frederick
Ludla n Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wallace Lyon
and family OF scarsdale.
Mrs. Bradley Martin and party OF
New York. who spent two days here.
proceeded 10 the Berkshires. as did Mrs.
James Falnnestock and party and Mrs.
Albert Pancoast and party Of Philadei-
phia.
Dixville Notch.
The Baisams at Dixville Notch has
entered upon its autumn season and
constant procession OF automobiles rolls
toward the Notch from the Rangeley
Lakes or from the White Mountains
resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Squier Of New
York arrived this week and also at the
Balsams have been Mr.. and Mrs J. Y.
Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Rice and the
Misses Margaret and Anita Rice. ". 70.
Cragip, r. NJ and Edwin Mcclellan. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hochelner and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Tracy. Fran
cine and Emery Tracy, Mrs. James X.
Warnock and Miss Mary Ferguson, ali
OF New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Jais arrived By
automobile, also Mrf, r. W. olds OF