New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
Tennis Tournament
TO Lead Sports in
White Mountains
Crawford Notch Club to
Stage EventDuring Week;
New Golf Course Will Be
Opened in Breton Woods

WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H.. July %.
The White Mountains resorts are
fast filling and the hot weather in the
cities has driven people to the hills for
relief from the heat and humidity.
Nights are always cool here, and show
ers during the week have laid the dust
and made motoring to the mountains a
joy over the great scenic trails and
trunk lines that lead from all direc-
tons into the heart Of the hills.
Probably the most important event
Of the coming week is the annual tour
Tennis Club at the Crawford House,
the sixteenth annua! event, under the
auspices of the U. s.. L. T. A. 1t is
probable that Vice-President Edwin
Fuller 4Torrey, together with George W.
Wightman, formerly secretary, and
other important officers Of the national
organization may arrive, and it is also
hoped that young Arnold Jones, of
Providence, who made such records
this season at st. Cloud, in France,
and at Wimbledon, England, where he
went with William Tilden ed, also may
be on hand to take part. He has for
the Crawford House. His father built
at great expense last winter at their
home in Providence an inclosed court
whore young Jones and Mr.. Tilden, who
spent the winter with him, got in much
telling practice. Manager William A.
Barron of the Crawford House pro-
vides such delightful facilities and en-
tertainment for the visiting tennis
player that entries are being received
from far and near, and this is expected
TO be the best event yet held here. J.
Brooks Fenno jr., who won last sea-
sons championship, will be here from
play with this seasons victor for the
Crawford Notch challenge cup.
New Golf Course
Will BE- Opened Soon
The opening of the new eleven hole.
Of the Breton Woods golf course will
occur early in August.
The opening Of the Cave Grill nj
the Mount Washington took place on
Wednesday.
The opening of the new eleven holes
Of the Breton Woods golf course prob
ably will take place in early! August,
and recent rains have put the course
in splendid shape. The coming .tourna-
ment in mid-August promises to at
tract many prominent golfers, and
among those playing the course This
week was former Governor James M
Cox Of Ohio, who motored over from
his country place at Bethlehem for
the day.
Trap shooting is starting at the
Mount Washington traps upder the
direction of Frank L. Siebert, pres
ident of the Breton Woods Gun
Club. and new Liggett trap has re-
Gently been installed. There will be
many noted shots at Breton Woods
during the season. The first shoot
New York arrivals at the Mount
Washington include Mrs. David Magic,
of Princeton, and her son, James Nc
Gosh, Magic, of New York; Mrs. New
bold Morris, who motored here from
Lcpox with George L. X. Norris, Miss
Sands and Miss Masame, DR.. and Mrs.
Leaman Waugh, Mrs. William F. Nc
Pherson, who is there for the season;
Mrs. s. Kehaya and Richard ,Kehaya,
Mrs. A. H. Wheeler and party, and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Newcomb, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Jay, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Larsen, Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Barrand and Mrs.
II. Morse and Miss Morse.
snnls week opens at ;CraW1oro'S on
Tuesday, July 26, when the sixteenth
annual tournament Of the Crawford
Notch Lawn Tennis Club will he held
under the auspices of the u. S. L. 7. A.
MRS. Frederick Everett Thompson, Of
the Plaza, New York City, arrived
here from Europe on Friday, 70 be
joined by Mr.. Thompson for week ends
Also here from New York are Daniel
Y, Raymond. who Joined Mrs. L. Ray
| nond, Mrs. Arthur sBedell BENJAMIN,
who is here for the season; Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. O'Neil, A. H. vose and fam
iily, of Forest Hills, L. l.; H. M.
Nelson. New York, and Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. Randall, Brooklyn. and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Dennis. New York.
MIR. and Mrs. Alvin w. Iyie, Of New
York, have opened their beautiful sum-
mer home on Bethlehem street, and
former Governor James u. Cox Of
Ohio is a prominent addition to the