New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
White Mountains
Resorts Show Life
AS the Hotels Open
Early Season Guests Arrive
and Rush Is Expected in
Week; Tourney ON Traps
Is Planned at Maplewood
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H., June 49,
Activity at the White Mountains re-
sorts is again to the fore. This week
brings the opening of many of the
hotels throughout the resort region,
and within ten days the Crawford
House at Crawfords, the Waumbek at
Jefferson and the Mountain View House
at Whitefield will be welcoming their
early guests. The Mount Pleasant
House at Breton Woods opened to-
day with C. j. Dunphy the we'll known
golfer, again as manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Clifford Brown,
Of New York and Portland, who have
not missed summer at the Mount
Pleasant in many years, will be here
tor the entire season. Mrs. Edward C.
Chisholm and party, of New York. are
among those who will be at the Mount
Pleasant for the early summer. Among
others who will form the New York set
there are Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paul Carey.
Miss Mary Minford and Mr.. and Mrs.
Abbott B. Thompson
Breton Arms, at Breton Woods, has
heen open for some time to accommo-
date those fishing and motoring parties
reaching the White Mountains during
the early season. The Breton Woods
golf links is in splended shape, and
with the opening of the Mount Pleasant
the frst group of caddies from the
South End School in Boston have ar
rived to earn their summer vacation.
The Crawford House, which opens
June ~, has undergone a number of
changes and additions so that larger
number of tourists can be accommo-
dated. The Notch Canteen is being in
troduced there this season, and in aJ
dltion. to afternoon tea, light lunch
cons Tor the passing motorists will be
served.
Mrs. Frederick Everett Thomson
Of the Plaza, who has been in Europe
TINS spring, will return to the Craw-
ford House for the summer, where she
Will be joined by Mr.. Thompson.
Anniversary of Crawford Notch
Discovery To Be Celebrated
1t is expected that celebration OF
me Iooth anniversary Of the discovery
J of Crawford Notch will be held the
week following Labor Day. The New
England Trails Conference. as well as
other New England societies, has been
at work to develop a program to corr
memorate this event
Pecketts-on Sugar Hill, which ie
open the year around, is entertaining
many early season guests and the
homes or Sugar Hill surroundnip RI !.
lovely place are being opened for tn h.
summer, The Sunse Hill House and the
Hotel Lookoff, also on Sugar Hill, are
! IN readiness for the usual summer
crowds that will arrive late this month
and in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Martin are
to be at the Mountain View House
ot Whiteheld this season, where DR.
and Mrs. Arthur NJ Shrady, annual vis-
ltors, will also come. Mr.. and Mrs. James
j. Barr, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Taylor
and Mrs. Lawrence Hurlburt are Others
who will be there from New York
Mrs: Jean Neville will open her house
IN Whitetield for the exhibition of the
habitant bedspreads and home deco.
ratlve articles. An attractive tes.
room in conjunction with the shor
will be managed by Miss Stovehton
who formerly operated the Wander-In
tea-room. not far from the Mountain
View House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Shute are es-
tgoished at one OF the cottages at the
Waumbek at jefferson. N. n Mrs
Shute came up early for the fy fishing
and has spent most of her time in the
/ open. Many members of the colony at
the Laurel-in-the- Pines at Lakewood
/ N. j. will be at the Waumbek for the
season. The annual White Mountain
golf championship, featured On the
/ Waumbek course late in August or
early September. is one of the most
| popular events in the White Mount
| aims. Weekly putting contests in ad
+ dltion to several informal golf and
+ tennis events are interesting features
at the Waumbek
Tournament Brings Many
! Trapshooters to Maplewood
The Maplewood Inn, at Maplewood, has
been entertaining number of early
arrivals and the approaching White
Mountain Trapshooting Tournament is
| bringing many tra2shooters to the
Maplewood to prepare for the event
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hamilton, of Garden