New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
,Snecinl Dianatch 10 The TRIBUNE

from Lost River over Mount KinsmAn
and along Skyline Trail in Frnnconia
Notch. A small fee is charged for the
tour and the money is devoted to the
maintenance and improvement of Lost
River region. Paul R. jerks, of New
ersed by the Webster Cliff Trail this
week to clear it for the many walking
parties. Members of the Dartmouth
Outing Club have cleared the Tucker.
mans Ravinc Path on the east side Of
the mountains. This will enable walk
ing parties to reach the ravine, where
an immense snow arch is seen often as
late as the last week in July.
Many New York parties arrived at
White Mountain resorts by automobile
this week Mrs. Henry S. Redmond, OF
New York, made the trip to the Mount
Washington Hotel, Breton Woods,
Also there from New York are Mr. and
Mrs. Alva G. Dinkey and Miss Leonora
Dinkey and Mrs, Harry T. Proctor, who
is with Mrs. l.. Sanford Proctor.
Trapshooting at Bethlehem is being
heralded with Joy by the sportsmen.
This will enable followers Of that sport
to make n round of the resorts where
trapshooting is featured. AT Breton
Woods, where a gun club was formed
last season, shoots are held twice
week. Frank A. Seibert, of New York,
one of the foremost amateur shots in
the country. is president Of the club.
Following the annual Maplewood trap
shooting, tournament at Maplewood
there are frequently informal affairs at
the traps there which are adjudged
among the best in the country.
Many New York Folk
At the Washington Hotel
Every day finds a notable increase
in the colony at the Mount Washington
Hotel at Breton Woods. Parties are
through the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Twomey and
party, Of New Rochelle, have returned
to the Monut Pleasant for their annual
sojourn. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Ellsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Hough Vincent, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Mead, DR.. and Mrs. Cal
vim F.. Williams and Mrs. M. T. Bissell
are among many New York people here.
Canon J. M. ,McGrath, of ST. Paul's
Church in Cincinnati, is at Breton
Woods, where he will conduct services
professional cross has been presented
to the church by Mrs. George F. Dun
can, whose late husband was the
founder of the Duncan Camp for the
choir boys.
Swimming has been added to the long
list of sports at Crawford Notch this
season Bath houses and a diving
board have been erected on the. shore
of Lake Ammonoosuc, which is hidden
from the motor highway by pine woods.
1t is expected that the White Mountain
swimming championship will be held
there during August, when swimmers
from tho Neuy Hcrnpchire rhtlouea will
be here to compete. An, application to
make Lake Ammonoosuc a member OF
the Red Gross life saving stations has
been forwarded to headquarters. 1t is
hoped that Commodore Longfellow
will accept an invitation to give an
exhibition of high dives and fancy
swimming at Crawford Notch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles billiard Brown, who mo-
tored to the Crawford House from New
Maine. for the fishing, and will return
here for August and early September.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Peter Hamilton
have lately arrived from New York to
spend the season. Prominent in the
New York colony at the Crawford
House are Mrs. Henry C. Gollan and
Andrew X. Putnam.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. /. Barr
Are at Mount View House
I! Mr.. and Mrs. James Irving Barr and
Miss Elizabeth F. Gregory, Of New
York, are spending the summer at the
Mountain View House, Whitefield. Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Taylor are there from
New York for the season; also there
from New York are Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
| Newhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. &. Henderson
and Miss L. M. Hegeman and party.
Professor Edward Neuss, of Colum bia
University, arrived from New York with
Mrs. Neuss to occupy cottage on the
Godfrey Turner and Miss Edna Speers.
of New York, are at their cottage Fid-
die dee-dee, at Whitefeld. Secretary
of War John N Weeks is entertaining
several friends at his summer home on
the summit of Mount Prospect. A Put
ting contest was held on the clock
course of the Mountain View House
Saturday, followed by dancing on the
verandas, where tea was served. Many
members of the colony attended the
open house at Morrison Hospital in
Whitetield on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. j. Linde, Frank
Hugh, Mr. and Mrs. Chester B. Nc
Laughlin, Mrs. Wilson G. H. Randolph
and the Misses Randolph are among
New York arrivals at the Balsams, at
Dixville Notch H. w. Miller and
party, Dir. and Mrs. Warner S. Adams
and party are also there from New
York
Mrs. Warner NJ. Leeds and Miss Joy
Leeds, of New York, are at the Sunset
Hill House at Sugar Hill. Other mem
bers of the New York colony are !.
Maynard, William j. Parslow, A. Fraser
Campbell, P. B. Rigby and ]. E. Mort
nard Mrs. H Douglass Ives, of New
York. is there with Mrs William n.
Douglass, of New York. The Misses
Betty and Frances Davis are also reg
istered from New York Mrs. Walter
MacFarlan motored to Peckettn or
Sugar Hill from New York with Mr..
MacFarlan, to remain through July.
Mrs. Thomas E. Evans, of New York.
is at Pockets for the summer.
Motoring to the Sinclair at Bethle.
hem for short sojourn were Joseph
B. Magnus, Harry H. Frazee jr., Willis
Earle and H. B. Adae. of New York.
who are annual visitors here. Mrs.
NJ. J. Arnott has come from New York
for her annual sojourn, and Miss Adele
Bordwil, of New York, is among Others
forming the New York COLONY at the
Sinclair. Mrs. F. Robinson and Miss
Anna Robinson. Of New York. are at
the Columbia Hotel, where thew will
remain through the summer. New
York arrivals at the Mount Washing
ton Hotel in Bethlehem, include Or.
and Mrs. F. Z. Johnson and William S.
Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Weidenbach. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IS.