The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Golf, Tennis and Summing
Races IN White Mountains
Putting Match at Breton Woods Is Followed by Round
of Dinners, Luncheons Supper Dances and
Other Informal Entertainments.
BRErroS WooDs. N. h. Aug. 27,

BRETON WOODS, N. h, Aug. 27.
ITHE Breton Woods colony has
had its lveliest week, with any
number OF exciting events.
The obstacle putting match given by
Mrs John N. Conyngham and Miss ].
Alice Maxwell started q round of In
formal entertainments. and the supper
dances in the Cave Grill have proved
among the most popular events.
Mrs. L. Sanford Proctor gavo
luncheon last Sunday at the Mount
Washington Hotel to Mrs. L. Terry
Ponvert and family, and Sunday din
ners In the Cave Grill were given by
Bishop Anderson of Boston and by
Miss Maxwell, who entertained Mr..
and Mrs Conyngham, Mr.. and Mrs.
John I. Downey, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Tatnall. DR.. and Mrs. Z. r. Campbell
and DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Thompson. On
Wednesday Mrs. Norris w. Mundy Of
New York entertained at tea and
bridge In the banquet room thirty
friends. including several Of the Profile
colony. and Mrs. William Watson
Smith Of Pittsburgh gave a card party
and supper In the banquet room for
fifty on Monday evening.
Mrs. Henry S. Redmond entertained
Canon j. Mcdonald McGrath at dinner
preceding the annual concert of the choir
boys from Camp Duncan, whose annual
performance in the Mount Washington
ballroom was given on Thursday even
Ing.
Mrs. Daniel Karsner of PHILADELPHIA
was among the weeks hostesses with
| party of six in the Cave Grill. Mrs.
karsner also entertained there Friday
evening, and Mrs. Alvah Q. Dinkey had
q party Of thirty-five there on Saturday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Landy
entertained several friends In the ban
quet room at dinner In honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Walton H. Marshall of New
York
The former Secretary of War, Lindley
M Garrison. who Is spending the sum-
mer at the Waumbek, In Jefferson, mo-
tored to the Mount Washington on Sun
day with DR.. and Mrs. e. Clifford Place
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark E. Thurlow OF
New York.
The Rev DR.. Henry Smart Of Albany,
| N. Y, spent Sunday at the Mount Pleas
ant House. Stuyvesant Fish spent sew
eraI days here this week with Mrs.
Henry S. Redmond's party. Mrs. Penn
broke Jones. Pembroke jones' Jr., and
Miss Bolles Of Newport spent two days
at the Mount Pleasant.
Crawford Notch.
The Crawford House has had a gay
week following the annual open air
swimming championship held last Sat
urday. A large gallery gathered on the
shores OF Lake Ammonoosuo and the
Crawford swimming pool and at the
floating houseboat, where the swimmers
have been congregating daily for swim
before noon.
On Saturday evening the annual
masquerade ball for the benefit OF the
employees sick fund was given. and up
ward of eighty were in costume. Mrs.
Frederick Everett Thompson OF New
York, who was In charge OF the affair,
was resplendent in Russian costume.
and Heinrich Meyn. who wore a torea-
doris costume. sang the Toreador song
from Carmen" The grand march was
led by E. Howard Martin and Mrs.
Thompson. Other New Workers. In cos
tun-s were Mrs. Martin as a lap
lander, Mrs. Heinrich Meyn as Nine. de
Pompadour. Mrs. Alfred Skitt, Spanish
sonora; Mrs. w. e. Bluett, Swedish
peasant Mrs. Charles G. Harding. Span
ish costume Mabel Brawner, Gypsy;
f. w. Wiltshire. Aunt Jemima; Mrs r.
w. Wiltshire, Spanish costume Mrs.
James Caldwell Indian maiden; Miss
Lillian Gillette. Du Barry Mrs. Charles
Merrill, French doll; Mrs. A. Bedell
Benjamin, Spanish knight: ]. Henry
Stagg, Pierrot. The handsomest cos
| - f. Nj Tab br
H winder, who went as Mr.. Wu and
Cleopatra
Baroness Won Below of Washington
has arrived at the Crawford.
Mrs. Frederick r. Thompson enter
tained at bridge Monday evening.
C. Allan Gilbert OF New York has
Joined his parents here.
DixvilIc Notch.
The tennis tournament, which began
on August 13, had so many entries that
IL continued over into the present week,
and golfers received many recruits from
parties motoring from other resorts.
The caddies at the Balsams Caddy
Camp. all Boy Scouts. gave their an
nual entertainment in the Balsams mu-
sic room on Monday evening before
largo audience. On the same evening
children's dancing party was arranged
by Mrs. Ethel Stetson. Miss Leila
Fisher of New York recited In French,
and the Misses Nancy. Betty and
Patricia Hale also assisted.
Mrs. Louis l.. Porter of Stamford, who
occupies a cottage here. took party OF
young people on a motor trip TO the
horse trot at Canaan, taking along
picnic luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George q. Frelinghuysen
Of Morristown. N. j., have arrived at
the Balsams.
New York arrivals this week include
DR. l.. J. Osborne, Mrs. James Fitz Glib
bon, Miss Mary Barrett and W. M.
Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Aiker.
Miss J. T. Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
]. Keller. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Hays,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Goldthwaite and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 8. Johnson.
whfteneld.
The Mountain View House reached
tho height OF Its gayety this week with
tho masquerade ball and the ringer
tournament on Wednesday the sweep
stakes flag tournament was played over