The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Annual Tennis
Tournament for
White Mountains
1t Will Open at Crawford
Notch on Tuesday-Many
Arrivals at Resorts.

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WHITE MOUNTAINS. N. H.. July 2S.
|THE White Mountains resorts are
fast filing and the sports cal
endars begin to take on moro
events. The stellar event of next week
In the White Mountains will be the
sixteenth annual tennis tournament
of the Crawford Notch Lawn Tennis
Association, which is held under the
auspices Of the NATIONAL Lawn Tennis
Association and begins on Tuesday.
William T. Tilden I'd ana Arnold w.
Jones. who have returned to Provi-
dence after playing In the tnterna-
tional events at st. Cloud and Wimble-
don, are expected at the Crawford.
where MIR. Jones and his family usually
pass the summer. Montreal. Cleve-
land. Boston, New York, Philadelphia
and other prominent cities are send
ing some Of their crack players. Much
entertaining goes on during tennis
week, the gayest week of the season.
and many parties motor there from
other resorts to watch the matches
and take luncheon at Crawford's.
The Bethlehem Golf and Tennis Club
Will have medal play event on next
Thursday for prizes presented by the
Highland. following the Round Robin
event which went through the present
week.
The baseball season has opened. and
the White Mountain League teams Of
Bethlehem, Breton Woods, Fabyans and
other resorts will give some good ex-
hibitions of baseball with professional
and college teams.
Hiking on the Trails.
Thousands of trampers are hitting
the White Mountain trails, most Of
which are built and maintained. with
their frequent huts and shelters. by the
Appalachian Mountain Club. The sum-
NIT of Mount Washington Is the great
objective point at which all trampers
aim and the scenic railway, too, has had
many parties during the present sum-
mer, who go up and spend the night
there to see sunrise. Motoring over
the smooth roads to the scenic shrines
is one Of the favored diversions of a
White Mountain summer.
The opening Of the Cave Grill at the
Mount Washington, Breton Woods, took
place on Wednesday, when Tyer's Quar-
tet furnished the music for the tea, sup
per and dances, which brought many
parties from surrounding resorts. Sew
eral dinners were given at the Cave
Grill.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Potter motored
here from their country place. The Will
derness. on Lake Umbagog, to spend q
day.
New York arrivals at the Mount
Washington include Mrs. David Magic
of Princeton and her son, James Nc
Gosh Magic of New York: Mrs. New
bold Morris, who motored here from
Lenox with George L. x. Morris; DR..
and Mrs. Leaman Waugh, Mrs. William
f. Mcpherson, Mrs A. II. Wheeler and
party, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Newcomb. Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Jay, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Larsen Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p. Young, Mr..
and Mrs. H. p. Barrand.
At Crawford Notch.
Mrs. Frederick Everett Thompson Of
the Plaza, New York, arrived at the
Crawford House from Europe on Friday
She will be Joined by Mr.. Thompson for
the weekend. Also there from New York
are Mr.. Daniel v. RAYMOND. who Joined
Mrs l.. Raymond, Mrs. Arthur Bedell
Benjamin, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. O'Neil. A..
II. Vose and family of Forest Hills,
LII; II. NJ. Nelson, New York. and Mr..
and Mrs. f. H. Randall, Brooklyn; Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Dennis. New York.
Dixville Notch, with the Balsams col
ony. and its noted highland golf ana
country club. and unusual facilities Tor
mountain climbing and fishing, at-
tracts many all season sojourners. Col
and Mrs. Willis Seaver Paine OF New
York, with Miss Frances Brown spent
several days there this week and ex-
pect to return later from the Maine
coast Also there Is Mrs. William +.
Provost of New York, who Is with her
niece, Miss Parker. in The Bungalow,
end Mr. and Mrs. ]. Warren Hale ana
family arrived this week from Philadel-
phia. Other arrivals include F. Wallace
Armstrong and family OF Moorestown'
N. j.. to take a cottage; Mrs. II. w. X:
Hale Of Montreal. who has opened
Beaver Lodge Mr.. and Mrs c. s. Ul-
man and Miss Ulman. Miss NJ. u. Sim
mons. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Knight Yer
non Knight. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Nc
Donald and Miss Marian Samson. c. IA.
Sloane and Mrs. Alvin Page.
Arrivals mt whiteneId.
At the Mountain View House at White
field are Mr. and Mrs. Maximilian Stern
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald F. Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Irving Barr of New York. who
are there for the season. entertained this
week William Barr, Jr.. and Mr. Giffen.
who motored over from Sugar HILL Miss
Elizabeth r. Gregory of New York Is
with the Barr family.
At Bethlehem the weekly dances at
The Sinclair and Upland Terrace are
among the principal social events. Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin w. Ivie OF New York
have opened their home in Bethlehem
street and one time Gov. James NJ. Cox
of Ohio is an addition to the summer
residents.
At the Sinclair are Mrs. Josephine
Livingston and her brother. L. s. Al
ger Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leroy Blanch-
ard and r. Z. Godfrey. who Joined Mrs.
Godfrey.
Mrs. Ella Schooley. Kathleen Bar
tholomew and Florence Kaber or New
York are at the Alpine. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Binnie are spending two weeks
at the Highland. Miss Anna Robinson
is a New York golfer registered at the
Golf and Tennis Club. Miss Nelly p.
Chaplin of New York Is at Turner's
Tavern.
The Maplewood Hotel and cottage
colony is interesting itself in the starv-
ing children Of China, and this week In
the Maplewood gardens a garden party
was given under the patronage OF Mrs.
A. Il. Dick and Mrs. Albert Davies for
this charity.
Arrivals at the hotel include Mr.. and
Mrs. Danforth Cardoza. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. e. Remington. Mr.. and Mrs. u.