The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
Profile House
Hkers'M Mecca
White Mountain Resort
Boon to Lovers of
Outdoors.

PROFILE HOUSE. N. H.. Aug c.
August. the banner month OF the
mountain season. is upon US, ann
with IL the usual influx of campers.
gblfers, motorists and all sorts OF
enthusiasts about the great out
doors.
July was unusually warm. as IL
seems to have been al over the
country. but August has opened oe-
lightfully cool; indeed the tang Of
the air reminds one of the late Sep
tember days.
This season has seen a revival of
the hiking parties, which have al
ways been SO popular in the White
Mountains Nowhere are there
lovelier trails than through Franco
mia Notch. One can waTK for hun
dreds OF miles over the mountains
through shaded paths of marvellous
beauty.
Boys and Girls In Mali.
Traversing the Profile daily may
be seen khaki-clad girls and boy.
from the many camps nearby. who
are learning unforgettable lessons
from nature.
Eagle Cliff. overlooking the. Pro-
file, as its name indicates, is in
habited by the great American bird.
In the early morning the parent
birds may be seen lowering over the
cliffs, and the chirping of the young
distintly heard.
A large and enthusiastic gallery
witnessed the tournament played on
Saturday over the Profile links. II.
w. y. p. Darrow, OF St Augustine,
carried of the special prizes, which
were offered for low net and low
gross scores.
This wek and throughout the
month. there will be regular events
with prizes at the Profile Golf Club.
for which arrangements are being
made by II. A. Cowie and Clarence
Booth professionals in charge.
Moving pictures have been added
TO the attractions Of the Profile
House. and on Wednesday evening
a large audience witnessed them in
the ball room.
Concerts Twice Daily.
The fnesorchestra OF Boston Sym
phony Players gives copcerts twice
every day. The Sunday evening
concert and the cello solo by George
Brown was especially fine. and was
heard by a large and most enthu-
siastic number of the guests.
The Profile House is a favorite
resting place for motorists. indeed,
no tour of the White Mountains Is
complete without a view Of the mar
yelous Profile in Franconia Notch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Crapsey and
Miss Priscilla Soule motored to the
| Profile House from Rockwell Camp,
on Lake Squam. or'luncheon yester-
day. They afterward returned to
the camp to remain several weeks
before going back TO Cambridge
Mass.
Another party of motorists con-
sisted Of Mrs Charles r. Baldwin.
Miss Martha X. Baldwin, and Mr..
and MRS. o. II. Perry Baldwin. or
| Chester, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. John E. Wick. Of
Philadelphia. are here for some
time. Mr.. Wick participated in Sat
urday's golf tournament. and plays
daily on the Profile links.
Washington Guests.
Edward Rurling. jr.. OF Washing
ton. is spending few days at the
Profile.
| Mrs. Frank S. Hight has arrived
| at the Profile House from Wash
| ington.
This week will bring quite a large
addition to the New Workers al
ready at the Profile House. Among
those who will arrive from New
York are: Mrs. Nevbold Edgar
Miss Gertrude r. White, Mrs. b,
Aymar Sands. Mrs. J. A. NJ. Nc
Kenna. Mrs. Paul NJ. Thomas. $ w
Sleeper, Mrs. r. H Cornell. Miss Al
bertine Sherman. George p. keating.
r. s. Day and Miss Emily Prat'
Gould.
Robert Batcheller, Of Stoneleigh
Court, Washington. who is one oi
the old-timers at the Profile House
was host for a party of guests on
motor drive yesterday afternoon.
DR.. De Wight Henderson Murray
of Syracuse. president Of the Ameri-
can Medical Association. paid oriei
visit to Profile House this week.