The New York herald., 1921-07-17
Outdoor Sports
Fill the Days in
White Mountains
Trails Being Cleared by Boys
and Girls for the
Climbers.

WHITE MOUNTAINS. N. H, July 16
The mid-season rush to the White
Mountains has started. Golf and tennis
riding, motor picnics. walking tours and
other outdoor sports are to the fore
Through the Offices Of the Appalachian
Mountain Club new hikes have been ar
ranged. The A. NJ. c. is doing very
much toward clearing trails so that hik
ing parties will encounter little dificulty
The many camps for boys and girl:
which are often In close proximity Il
the camps for grown-ups are making
special features of walking tours.
society for the protection of New Hamp
shire forests announces walking tours
from the Lost River region to Noun
Kinsman and over the Skyline Trail II
the Franconia Range to Profile House
The small fee for this trip is devoted t.
the maintenance and Improvement o1
the Lost River region. Paul r. jerks o.
New York, with a group Of college boys
Is clearing Mount Webster Cliff thi.
week. making headquarters at Mizpaf
Spring Camp. College boys from tn,
Dartmouth Outing Club are working OF
the Tuckermarfs Ravine Path, and wher
this territory is cleared. hiking partie.
can make their way in safety to the Ra
SEQ
remains as late as the last week in July
A Fish and Game Club has been or.
ganized at Bethlehem for the protection
OF Ash and game. The club, which has
a membership of 200, Is working in con.
junction with the commissioner to pre-
vent needless killing and to help promote
the propagation of trout and game. G.
II. Bethlehem is president.
Trapshooting at Bethlehem is being
welcomed by sportsmen. At Breton
Woods, where a gun club was formed
last season, shoots are held twice q
week. Frank A. Seibert of New York
one of the best amateur shots, is presi-
dent. Following the annual Maple
wood trapshooting tourS pent there are
frequently informal affa. at the traps
At the Mount Warrington.
Every day finds an increase in the
colony at the Mount Washington al
Breton Woods. Mrs. Henry S. Red
mond is there from New York. MT
and Mrs. Alva c. Dinkey and Miss
Leonora Dinkey arrived by automobile
Mrs. Harley T. Proctor Of New Yosl
arrived with Mrs. L. Sanford Proctor Of
Greenwich. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L
Nelms. Mr. and Mrs. III. W. Henry anc
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Colby are in the
New York colony.
On the opening night Mr.. and Mrs
Frank A. Seibert gave a large dinner
for many of the trapshooters from Maple
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Arnold OF
I.archmont. n. Y, are at the Mount
Washington. John w. Payntar arrived
there from Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Twomey anc
party OF New Rochelle have returned
to the Mount Pleasant. Mr.. and Mrs
a. D. Ellsworth. Mr.. and Mrs II. Hougf
Vincent. Mr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIR
and Mrs. Calvin Z. Williams and Mrs
NJ T. Bssell are there from New York
Canon ]. NJ. McGrath Of St Paul's
Cincinnati, Is at Breton Woods and will
conduct services at the Church of Trans
fguration. A professional cross ha.
been presented to the church by Mrs
George F. Duncan, whose late husband
founded the Duncan Camp for the choi
boys.
Crawford Notch Activities.
Swimming has been added to the Ions
list OF sports at Crawford Notch. Batf
houses and a diving board have beer
erected on Lake Amp1onoosuc. II is ex.
pected that the White Mountain swim
ming championship will be held ther,
during August. when swimmers from the
New Hampshire colleges will be here e
compete. An application to make LAX,
Ammonoosuc member OF the Red Cros.
life saving stations has been forwarded
to headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hilliard Brown
who motored to the Crawford HOUSE
from New York have gone to Rangeley
~. M .rttt
turn here for August and early Septem.
Der. Mr.. and Mrs William Peter Ham.
ilton have lately arrived from New York
Also Mrs Henry c. Gollan and Andrew
X Putnam
Mr.. and Mrs James Irving Barr and
Miss Elizabeth r. Gregory of New York
are at the Mountain View House. White
field. Mr.. and Mrs. John 3. Taylor ar,
there from New York, also from New
York are Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Newhouse
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Henderson and Miss L
NJ. Hegeman and party.
Professor Edward Neuss Of Coiumbia
University with Mrs Neuss Is occupying
a cottage on the Lancaster road. God
frey Turner and Miss Edna Speers o
New York are at their cottage. Fiddle
dee-dee.
Secretary OF War Weeks Is entertain
ing several friends at his summer hom
on the summit OF Mount Prospect.
A putting contest was held on tn
clock course of the Mountain View
House Saturday, followed by dancing ol
the verandas. Many members Of tn
colony attended the open house at Nor
rison Hospital in Whitefield on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Linde. Frank Hugh
Nr. and Mrs. Chester B. Mclaughlin
Mrs. Wilson c. II. Randolph and Tn.
Misses Randolph are New York arrival
at the Balsaus. Dixvilie Notch. Ais,
Mr. H w. Miller and party, Dr. an,
Mrs. Warner S. Adams and party o
New York
Mrs. Warner NJ. Leeds and Miss Jo.
Leeds Of New York are at the Sunse
Hill House at Sugar Hill. where othe
members OF the New York colony ar,
A. j. Maynard. William j. Parslow, A
Fraser Campbell. p. 3. Rigby and J.
Moricbard. Mrs II Douglass Ives o
New York Is there with Mrs. William
II. Douglass Of New York. The Misse
Betty and Frances Davis are registere,
from New York
Mrs. Walter MacFarian motored I,
Pecketts-on-Sugar Hill from New Yorl
with Mr. MacFarlan. TO remain through
July. Mrs. Thomas 8. Evans Of New
York 10 at Pecketts for the summer.
Motoring 20 the Sinclair at Bethlehem
for a short sojourn were Joseph b. Mag
nus. Iyarry II. Fraxee, Jr.. Willis Earl
and H. u. Adae of New York, who ar
annual visitors Mrs. NJ. J. Arnott an,
Miss Adele Bordwil OF New York ar
at the Sinclair
Mrs r Robinson and Miss Anna Rob
inson Of New York are at the Columbia