The Washington herald., 1921-09-04
Capital Folk
White Ms.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.. Moor
Among the Crawford
House Guests.\

CRAWFORD NOTCH. N. H. Sept.
3.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur c. Moses.
Of Washington. while motoring
through the White Mountains. are
spending a few days at the Crawford
House.
Capt. and Mrs. Ridley Mclean. of
Washington. who are spending some
time in Franconia Notch. motored
to the Crawford House this week
for luncheon.
v. H. Miller. Of Baltimore. spent a
night with friends at the Crawford
House this week.
B. NJ. Price has arrived at the
Crawford House from Washington
for an extended stay.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Chesley. of Washing
ton, arrived at the Mount Pleasant
House this week. with her Is Mrs.
Frank Medera. OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons Smith. of
Washington. motored to the Waum-
bek at Jefferson to spend the day
and play golf, from Breton Woods.
n. H.
Mrs. Ben Pilson and Miss Olga
Pilson, of Washington, are paying
Dixville Notch.
MIS- JOSepn Z. bdVleS, OF WASH
| ington, has arrived at the Mount
Washington Hotel at Breton Woods.
Former Gov. James NJ. Cox, OF
Ohio. who has been at his Bethle-
hem cottage. has left for Washing
ton and Dayton. His son, James NJ.
Cox. Junior. of Dayton, was at the
Mount Washington at Breton
Woods Tuesday for luncheon.
Guests of The waumbek, at Jeffer-
son, are taking up a collection for
the benefit Of the new Soldiers
Park at jefferson and have raised
$3.50. for the benefit OF the sick
soldiers at the government sanitar-
ium at Gorham, n. H.. in the White
Mountains. which President Harding
visited during his recent stay in the
mountains.
Thomas Moore Of Washington has
been playing in some of the i'm
portant golf tournaments this week,
at Breton Woods. N. H., where he
is spending the season with Mrs.
Moore.
Mrs. Peter Val Welt, Of Memphis,
Tenn, with a party of friends, mo-
tored to Polly's Place at Cole
brook to spend a day an route to
North Hatley. P. O., where there
is a summer colony of Baltimore,
Washington and Charleston, S. C.
society folk.
Former Gov. James NJ. Cox. OF
Ohio, who has left Bethlehem,
gave the caddy master s25 to be CIV
en- as prizes to the best caddies at
the caddy camp of the Bethlehem
Golf and Tennis Club, where he
has played golf daily during the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Stewart, Of
Washington. are spending some
time at the Sinclair House at
Bethlehem. where they are with Mr..
and Mrs. H. W. Jacobs, of Hazel
ton, Pa.
Mrs. Joseph f. Davies and the
Misses Davies, of Washington, who
are at the Sinclair House, where
they are accompanied by James NJ
Cox, jr., of Dayton, Ohio. They mo-
tored to the Mount Washington
Hotel at Breton Woods for lunch
con on Tuesday.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Urey
w. Conway, of Washington and
Philadelphia, stopped at the Sinclair
House, motoring through to Jeffer-
son, where they were entertained at
luncheon by Mrs. John Biggs, Of
Wilmington, going on then with
Mrs. Edward G. Buckner, who is
spending the summer here.
Mrs. Chester Harding, wife Of Gov.
Harding, of the Panama Canal Zone,
and her sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Laselle. of
Whitinsvifie, Mass. motored here
from Vineyard Haven, Mass, her
summer home, and made an altitude
flight with Lieut.. Alfred Tunstall at
JeffersOn