The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Motor Parties
attend Dances in
White Mountains
Erstwhile Gov. James M. Cox
Entertains Friends at
Dinner-Arrivals.


BRErToN WOODS, ". H, Aug. Is.
~ RErTON WOODS is filed with
August patrons, and hundreds
Of automobile parties arrive
every day for luncheons or for the tea
and dance In the Cave Grill, where q
jazz band furnishes the latest music
for the dancing then and at the eve
ming supper and dances.
One time Gov. James NJ. Cox Of Ohio.
who Is at his cottage In Bethlehem, en-
tertained at a dinner In the Cave Grill
here for Mrs. Bennett Gates and r.
d. Platt, Jr.. of Dayton. Mr.. and Mrs.
William e. Biddle of the Crawford
House motored a party Of friends over
for dinner in the Cave Grill. fol-
lowed by dancing and supper, and also
entertaining there was c. B. Smith of
Pittsburgh. who brought party from
the Mountain View House at White
field. where he is spending the sum-
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L4apham
Of the Sunset Hill colony also enter
tanned there at dinner. A golfers din
ner In the European room. given by
H. H. Dean. followed a golf match OF
the "old guard" which included two
former Breton Woods golf champions
IN Louis A. Hamilton, Wykagyl. and
!. j. Moran, Pawtucket; also w. w.
Gurley of Chicago and J. D. Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watson Smith
o. Pittsburgh entertained at dinner IN
the banquet room Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Tatnall of Philadelphia. Miss ]. Alice
Maxwell OF New York and Mrs. Harson.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Gano had dinner
for four In the Cave Grill and Charles
~. Gano. Jr.. had a party of ten young
persons. DIR. and Mrs. Stephen Harden
Church had q dinner for twelve and
many other parties have been given
The Mount Pleasant Is headquarters
for men golf parties and one includes
DR.. F. I. Chapman. F. G. Burrage, ID.
G. Warren and Henry Haskell of Bos-
ton. there for a fortnight C. ]. Dun
ply continues to hold the seasons anna
teur record for this course with 60.
Arrivals mt Breton woods.
The Mount Washington has had
many arrivals this week, including Mr..
and Mrs. J. X. Andrews, u. B. Byron,
Victor Byron, Cecil D. Landale, Mr. and
Mrs. c. X. Eagle. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Borvell, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Wuerz.
with their daughters, Mrs. Charles Steel
and Mrs. Reno Marvin; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Dali, Jr., Mrs. w. d. Moran and
Miss Moran, Mrs. William c. Dicker-
man. Miss Joy Dickerman, Honor Dick
erman. Miss Belle Graham. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Byler. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Mrs. III. g. Ingersoll Boston Radford,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A Parker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank @. Fitch, Mr.. and Mrs. John
N. Conyngham of New York and George
II. Story.
Mount Pleasant House-Mr. and
Mrs. W. Hermann. Miss Sarah B. Will
son. Miss Helen Doncaster. MIR. and
r. Herrity and j. s. Herrity, Mrs. John
Sutcliffe, II. Alex Maocabe and Miss
S. A. Alexander of New York.
The Waumbek at Jefferson has a
gay colony of cottagers and the hotel
activities during the week have in
cluded golf matches. bridge party of
fourteen tables on Friday evening and
the usual dancing parties and the Sat-
urday putting match, community af-
fairs, with tea and music after ward in
which the entire colony participated.
Mrs. David Magic and James Nc
Coch Magic, who spent tho early season
at Breton Woods, are at the Waum-
bek for the remainder of the season.
Others there are Mrs l.. s. Woodwork
Taylor, Miss c. Woodwork and Mr..
and Mra Francis l.. Seagrist, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. william Jones, Miss Marian
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Kelly, Mr.
and Mrs. C. II. Dessart. Mrs. NJ. HID
den-Watson and Miss Frances r. Hid
den of New York and tho Rev. and Mrs.
j. II. Robinson and Miss Robinson OF
East Orange. n. j.
Miss Alice d'Olier of Burlington,
~ J., was donor of the prizes given at
the Saturday putting match. which
were won by Miss Mary Brisbane of
Plainfield. N. j., and J. Wray Cleve-
land Of Now York.
Hostesses at the weekly bridge party
at tho Mountain View House at White
field Thursday evening were Mines.
Charles w. Beckurs Of Haverford. Pa.
and Mrs- Albert Stratton of New York.
Arrivals there include Mr.. and Mrs. III.
w. Myrick. James L. crowell. Samuel 7.
Williamson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Byron,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace B. Tobin. Miss
Tobin Of New York.
At the Maplewood Hotel-Mr. and Mrs.
Harold A. Lebair and the Misses Lebalr
of Cedarhurst. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w
Clarke, Miss M. Allen Reynolds, bred A.
Reed of New York.
Mrs. Timothy w. Hoxie Of New YORK
is at the Sunset Hill House at sugar
Hill. Others there are Mrs. George L.
Childs and Mr.. s. G.. Kelley or New
York.
Fabyans House-Mr. and Mrs. %. A.
Coles, Alfred III. Strickland. Miss Edith
Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Livingston
Mrs. H. NJ Ackley. Mrs. G. R Bentley
and #. w. Bentley OF New iorH.