The New York herald., 1921-09-04
Throngs at White Mountain
\ Resorts for the HOLIDAYS
Campaign Being Conducted for Colonists to Join in
Movement for Winter Sports-Concerts, Luncheons,
% Golf and Tennis Chief Diversions

Special Despatch to THE New YonK HERALD.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H., Sept. 8.
IT ABOR DAY in the White Noun
tains will find the principal re-
No. sorts crowded and a programme
of events at each of the larger hotels.
which, with the usual entertaining in
various circles. will make the holiday
the busiest period of season which
has been unusually late.
The White Mountain resorts in con-
junction with the Boston Chamber Of
Commerce are conducting campaign
of winter sports and some of the small
hotels will keep open during the win
ter.
The last week OF August was the
! busiest one Of the mountain season at
Breton Woods. Beginning with Frank
"A. Siebert's invitation tournament,
, which brought out fifty golfers of the
Mount Washington, there was team
match between the Reds and Blues, in
which forty golfers entered and fol-
lowed their play with luncheon in
the Cave Grill. Mr.. and Mrs. Bedell
H. Harmed entertained in a mixed team
match on Thursday for trophies, and
Isaac B. Johnson OF Spuyten Duyvil
gave silver vase and tray as prizes
for a tournament held on Monday,
which resulted in tie between DR..
e. r. Campbell, John I. Downey and
DR.. A. N. Gardner, all Of New York.
who were A UP on bogey.
The annual concerts by the Breton
. Woods caddies were given at the Mount
Washington on Friday evening and
Thursday at the Mount Pleasant.
Mrs Moses Taylor Pyne has Joined
her sister. Mrs. William L. Dayton of
New York. at the Mount Washington.
Mr. Robert w. Parsons has joined his
daughter, Mrs Henry 8. Redmond. at
the Mount Washington, and Is remain
ing over Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Gano Of Philadel-
phia entertained in the Cave Grill on
Monday evening in honor of the 18th
birthday of the noted alienist, DR.. Car
los Macdonald Of New York. DR..
Macdonald played seventy-five holes Of
golf here last year on his 18th birthday.
Mrs. George s. Baldwin entertained
this week at supper In the Cave Grill,
where Miss Jean and Mr.. Charles Gano
also entertained for the younger set DR..
and Mrs. E. r. Campbell gave supper
for ten friends, and Mrs. A. r. South
worth of New York gave luncheon for
women in the European Room OF the
Mount Washington on Tuesday for Mrs.
Arthur B. Twon1bly of the Profile House.
New York arrivals at the Mount
Washington Hotel include Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry " Poor, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Eugene
Sly, Mrs. Frederic S. Brown and Miss
Isabel Shuts, Mr.. and Mrs. N. s. Bur-
rows and DR.. Z. c. Burrows, Franklin u.
Gregory, who motored up from York
-Harbor: Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Taussig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moore Cohu. La
Motto Cohu and Henry W. Cohu. and
Miss Kathryn Kimball. en- route to
Briarcliff. N. Y.
The Mount Pleasant has been crowded
With tourists by automobile. Mr.. and
Mrs A. D. Ellsworth, who spent the early
season there, returned for day from
Dixville Notch before starting for New
York Miss Margaret Holmes OF. Detroit
has come from the Berkshires to join
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Holmes at the
Mount Pleasant Gen. Francis II. APP
George D. Smithers. and Miss Smithers
for Montreal. The Misses McNaier have
arrived from. New York. and Misses
Anna and Irene Dunphy and Margaret
Hughes of New York also are there.
Crawford Notch.
Mrs. Frederick Everett Thompson of
New York gave her annual August auc-
ton party at the Crawford House on
Monday, several guests arriving from
the Mount Washington Hotel to attend,
.among them Mrs. George s. Baldwin.
The employees OF the Crawford House
gave their annual masquerade ball on
Tuesday for the benefit OF their sick
fund. y
= During the warm days Of this week
the Crawford swimming pool has at
tracted many patrons.
John II. winder celebrated his birth
day on Tuesday with a party Of sixteen
at the Notch Canteen. A similar party
was given there for Miss Lillian Gil
lette by Mr.. and Mrs. William E. ,Biddle
OF Amesbury. Macs
Mrs. Henry ID. Holloway Of New York
has Joined Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hilton Brown
AZ the Crawford House, where Mr. and
Mrs. jackson 3. Sells of New York also
have arrived. DR.. and Mrs. =. CLIFFORD
Place arrived from New York by auto
mobile, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark B. Thurlow.
DixviIIe Notch.
Miss Ruth Trowbridge of Providence
gave a supper In the Balsams grill. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
Scherer, Miss Dorothy Scherer. Mr.. and
Mrs.. George Farwell. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. X.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keys.
Mrs. william ". HOFFMAN and Miss
gtephanie Rasmus, Messrs. Guy Mayer.
jackson, King. Adams. Walker Hoff-
man. Kenworthy, Charles Smith, Nor
gan. Peddle, Grosvenor Farwell. A. X.
Curney and Rarnsdeil Gurney.
Henry Moeller. New York tenor. has
been heard with the Balsams Orchestra
In a series OF recitals. He Is eoloist at
the First Congregational Church or New
York.
Caddies at the Balsams Country Club
nreaented to DR.. f. c. Currie OF Cam
bridge. Scout Commissioner. and James
r.. FRAZIER OF Lynn, attached to the
cours--..- club. sets of golf clubs.
Miss Stephanie TS.smus OF Cedarhurst,
who Is spending several weeks mere With
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 8. Hale. her grand
parents. entertained several OF the
Younger set Sunday evening at sup
per at Polly's Place In Coiebrook, where
Mrs Louis II. Porter had farewell
tea before starting with her family for
her home az Stamford, Conn, following
m summer at the Balsame.
New York arrivals at the Bnlsans this