The New York herald., 1921-08-21
Golf and Tennis Journeys
NolU On IN White Mountains
Many New Workers Entered in Net Contest at Dixvlle
Notch-Masquerade Balls at Crawford Notch,
Twin Mountain and Jackson.

Mrs. Harold Ellsworth. Before going into
camp in Maine are Mr. and Mrs. A. D,
Ellsworth of New York.
bethlehem.
Interest in sport was greatly aug
mented this week when the British
players, George Duncan and Abe Mitchell,
were paired against George Fothering-
ham of Breton Woods and ID. L. Miner
Of Maplewood in an exhibition match,
which brought several hundred people
to Bethlehem on Tuesday. Motoring here
from Breton Woods. Crawford Notch.
Whitefield and jefferson were some of
the most ardent golfers in the White
Mountains. Tea was served at the club
house following the match.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Ivie of New York
held lawn fete at their home In Beth
hem to-day for the benefit of the Little-
ton Hospital ambulance fund. Mrs. lvie
offered 10 donate the necessary funds II
the town Of Bethlehem would contribute
$500 The amount will be raised through
popular subscription and the sale of
home decorative articles at the fete
Among New York arrivals are Mr..
Edward Il. Reynolds Mr.. Frank Tulley,
the Misses Katherine and Eleanor Muir
ply. Mrs. NJ Pitou end Mrs. Edward de
Lima. who are at the Sinclair House.
MapIewood.
A tennis tournament on the courts OF
the Mapewood Hotel have been OF lead
ing interest during the week. Among
New Workers entered were P. j. Reilly,
W. f. Schuh and II. A. Jacob. A. l..
Mordccai Of the Princeton Tennis Club
also played through the event. Miss
Edith Cassatt. Miss Constance Cardo "a
Of New York and Miss Z. Burnhill Of
High Wycombe, England. were entries
In the ladies' event.
Two hundred dollars was raised for
the Kalkhoff Orchestra at the Maple
wood at dance given there on Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Stoclhan and
Miss Stockham of New York, who are
touring the White Mountains. spent the
week at the Maplewood. Others here
from New York are Mr.. and Mrs A. G.
Crown. Mrs. Gertrude Russell and Mrs.
Irma Russell. Mrs J. P. BRASIL and
Miss BRASIL OF New York.
The Maplewood annual golf champion
ship will be played over the Maplewood
course the last week in August.
Twin Mountain.
The annual masquerade ball was held
this evening at Twin Mountain House.
Starting Monday the annual golf tourna-
ment viii be played. On the committee
are A. A. Alexander, J.. ID. Newoorg ana
NJ. T. Rosenberg of New York.
l.. s. Oppenheimer has Joined his
mother. Mrs. Emma Oppenheimer.
Sugar Hin.
The women's golf tournament held
this week was an interesting event and
A tie for first prize is still to be played
off between Miss Helen Gibbs of Balti-
more and Miss Margaret Crosby OF
Boston. Gold and silver boxes are of
fered as prizes for best qualifying score
and in match play. and runnerup winner
receives a solid silver teapot with \
silver and glass mustard pot consolation
prize.
Motoring to Dixville Notch to play the
course Of the Balsams Country Club this
week were Messrs. Henry Lapham and
r. d. Lapham and a. X. Mcintyre OF
Boston and S. p. Davis of New York.
New York arrivals at the Sunset Hill
House include Mrs ID. l.. Moore, w. Z.
Margerson. a. p. Thornton, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w Kirby Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Leith,
Mrs. John r. Hegeman, Frank l.. Hall,
Mrs. r. r. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
William. Frank b. Kennard, William
]. Enslow and George p. Provost.
Jefferson.
Golf has held the all important place
OF the week at Jefferson, where the
Waumbek Golf Club handicap tourna-
ment was played. The qualifying round
on Monday brought record number OF
PLAYERS to the links. The handicap ball
sweepstakes was won by c. z. King OF
Chicago. Walter Lippincott of Phila-
daIphia was runnerup
Miss Helene Simon Of New York, who
Il spending August at the Hotel Waum-
HEX with Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin a.
simon, won the ladies' prize for the
weekly putting contest. Stephen Bayer
won the mems event with low score
of 3S.
r wray Cleveland OF New York has
arrived at the waumbek. George B.
Dunning Of New York has Joined MRS
Dunning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamlin Childs
who are touring the White Mountains,
spent a short time at the Waumpek'
other New York arrivals include Mr.
and Mrs. George G. Foster, Mrs. Eliza
beth Jaeckel. F. d. Woodruff and George
w. Dickerrnan and Mr.. and Mrs. n. 4.
Mills.
East side Resorts.
Fourteen members or the Appaidchitii
Mountain Club, who made 100 mile
walking tour in the White Mountains,
spent a week end at Iron Mountain
House at Jackson on their way 10 Coid
River Camps Miss Flora Willard OF
New York was in the party.
Miss Leah X. Curtis Of New York IL
AZ Iron Mountain House. Others there
this last week were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
ID pinkham, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Else
had and Mrs G. T. Friedman.
Golf is OF leading interest Tor mem
bers or the Gray's Inn colony. Mrs.
Sarah Green and the Misses Ruth ana
Gertrude Green and Mrs. w. a. Rhoades
OF New York and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
lie Roy Edgar Of Dobbs Ferry are at
Gray's Inn. :.
Wentworth Hall held It's annual golf
championship during the week with
sixty players entering the qualifying
round Tonight the masque ball was
given al Wentworth Iall
DR. H S. OEilvie of New York Is at
the Tntervale House and Mrs. George
Weeks and Miss Ida Weeks Of New
York are at pitman Hall. Miss II. Kay
Of New York Is at Maple villa with
Miss ~. l.. Brown of Mount Vernon.
Arriving at Pequawket Inn are Or. and
Mrs. n. X bigger, DIR. and Mrs y. W.
Baker and Mr.. and Mrs. George ;. Gel
ston.
Mr.. and Mrs T. r. Woodward and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Raymond Of
New York. are at the Hotel Bellevue.
Mr. and Mrs John f. Scott are there