New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
August Patrons i'm
White Mountains
Fill All Resorts
Breton Woods Is Scene of
Lively Days and Nights;
Interest Is Added To by
Visit of Presidents Party
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

BRETON WOODS, N. H., Aug. 13--
Breton Woods is filled with August
patrons and hundreds of automobiles
roll up every day for luncheons or for
the afternoon tea dance in the Cave
Grill, where a jazz band furnishes the
latest music for the dancing there and
at the evening supper dances.
Former Governor James Nj. Cox, of
Ohio, who is spending the summer at
his cottage in Bethlehem, entertained
at dinner in the Cave Grill here for
Mrs. Bennett Gates and J. D. Platt
jr, IF Dayton, Ohio Mr.. and Mrs.
William E. Biddle, of the Crawford
House, motored party of friends over
for dinner in the Cave Grill, followed
by dancing and supper, and also enter
tanning there was c. B. Smith, of Pitts
burgh, who brought a party from the
Mountain View House at Whiteneld,
where he is spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lapham, of the
Sunset Hill colony, also entertained
there at dinner.
MIR. and Mrs. William Watson Smith,
Of Pittsburgh, entertained at dinner
in the banquet room Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Tatnall, Of Philadelphia; Miss
J. Alice Maxwell, of New York, and
Mrs. Harson. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ W.
Gano had dinner for four in the Cave
Grill, and Charles N. Gano jr. had a
party Of ten young people. DR.. and
Mrs. Stephen Harden Church had a
dinner of twelve covers and many
other parties have been given.
The Mount Plea SAINT is headquarters
for stag golf parties, and one includes
DR.. F. L. Chapman, F. c. Burrage, D.
G. Warren and Henry Haskell of Bos-
ton, there for fortnight of golf. C.
]. Dunphy, the brilliant Breton Woods
golfer Of the Mount Pleasant, con-
tinues to hold the seasons amateur
record for this course with a SO.
The Mount Washington has had
many important arrivals within the
week, including Mr.. and Mrs. J. X
Andrews, Of New York, there for their
annual visit; E. B. Byron and Victor
X,
the Breton Woods Golf Club, who will
enter the golf tournament next week;
Cecil D. Landale, another golfer here
for a month MIR. and Mrs. c. K Eagle
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Borvell, of
New York, and Mr.. and Mrs F. w.
Wuerz with their daughters, Mrs.
Charles Steel and Mrs. Rene Marvin.
Other New York arrivals at the
Mount Washington include Mr.. and
Mrs Jacob Dali jr., Mrs. w. D. Moran
and Miss Moran, Mrs. William C. Dick
crman, Miss Joy Dickerman and Honor
Dickerman, Miss Belle Graham, w. H.
Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Byler.
of Ardslay.
House this week include Mr.. and Mrs.
w: Hermann and son, Miss Sarah B.
Wilson and Miss Helen Doncaster. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Cole, L. c. Gerhard, DR..
John E. Herrity and ]. S. Herrity, who
are spending August here; Mrs. John
Sutcliffe and party, H. Alex Maccabe.
and Miss S. A. Alexander, who is here
with Miss NJ. A. Cook, of Hartford.
Dixville Notch
The Balsams has the largest gather
ing. of August guests in its history,
matches the men are on n;ov;no 49, a.,
fishing in Lake Glorietto and y;"i tbe '"e "t ny
lakes. where each ono nav cstos snt o@;n ne 4
own brook trout and 1and nds,oel"d I" ~ m1S
mon for breakfast, The Ralss,ns fHISou 'Air T.
the only hotel in the Witt Wa,,+a;,,s
where trout is on the dailv hreakfast
menu. wv" l :
New York arrivals have heen rr
merous in the Ralsans co,ouu nd mu
among the weels,s arr;ua1s r.o"y, 49, ~, any any
Mrs. J. H. Schoonmalsr w;th VII NJ M;saaa ama
Beatrice and Mur;ei Schoonn,s. ml,n sl.sScs
Mr.. and Mrs Lane Rur;uam Us''''a NJ ~ No,,
York. arrived here his val .1"' .Iso u NV NV
and Mrs. M G Rnr;na~ ", "rd M aaso Nlr'
Runk. Also at t,o Pa,sans '4, 80 ~ -
|H. Kino and AIfrod ;a"S T;an arc ur;t Mls'
Plains 's' - "''e
'e"erson
Ihe Waumbek, at Jefferson, has a
gay colony of cottagers, and the hotel
activities during the last week have
included golf matches, the visit there
Of President Harding, who held an m
the Waumbek following his golf match :.
orio9e party OF fourteen tables on
rlloay evening and the usual dancing
partles ano the Saturday putting
ma5cn, community affair, with tea
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