The New York herald., 1921-09-11
White Mountain Resorts
Prepare for Late Season
Several Large Hotels to Remain Open During Part Of
October-Outdoor Sports and Diversions
Continue to Attract Throngs.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, ". H.. Sept. 10.
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p" HE hotels in the White Noun.
tains are preparing for what
= promises to be the liveliest
autumn season they have ever had.
The autumn season always overlaps
the winter sports season to some ex-
tent. as snow flies early in the White
Hills and some OF the resorts have
coasting as early as November. The
Mount Washington Hotel at Breton
Woods will remain open until early
October and expects a large number
Of arrivals from Bar Harbor. New
port, the North Shore and other sea-
side resorts.
Also open until the first of October
will be the Crawford House In Craw-
ford Notch, the Profile House at Fran
coma Notch, the Intervale House at
Intervale, Gray's Inn at Jackson, the
Balsams at Dixville Notch. the SIN
clair at Bethlehem. and until Septem-
Der 25 the waumbek and Maplewood
at Jefferson. The Sunset Hill House
and Look OF at Sugar Hill are closing
late. and Peckett's at Sugar Hill will
be open during the entire winter.
The Mountain View at whitefield
win close October Is so that work upon
a fifty room addition may proceed. and
A. rv~L -,slf A1, 40 ynfe
guests. The Randall and Kearsarge
Hall at North Conway, Presidential Inn
at Conway, Chocorua Inn at Chocorua.
Russell cottages at Kearsarge, the
Bellevue. Pendexter Mansion and Elm
wood Inn at Intervale; Eagle Mountain
House and Jackson Falls House at
Jackson, the Ravine House at Ran
dolph, Elm Tree Inn and Polly's Inn at
Colebrook are among houses that will
remain open well through October.
Breton Woods.
The autumn season at Breton Woods
has been launched with motoring, horse
back riding and outdoor sports, not the
least attractive OF which Is mountain
climbing over the shaded trails.
1t Is quite the thing to motor from
the seashore resorts to Breton Woods
to spend the period when the autumn
foliage is at its best and to make the
round OF the White Mountain resorts
before going back to town.
Gov. Nathan L. Miller Of New York,
with Mrs. Miller, Misses Marian and
Margaret Miller, has arrived at the
Mount Washington Hotel to spend a
week.
Much entertaining has been done at
the Mount Washington, and the largest
party in the Cave Grill was that Of
George Grouse. Jr, of Akron. Ohio. who
brought q party of thirty-six over from
whitefield.
Mrs. A. G.. southworth OF New York
entertained at dinner for fourteen. and
other dinners were given by Mr. and
Mrs. ]. b. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank ]. Matchette. Charles Keidei. w.
I. Preston and Mrs. George s. Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stead Of New
port and Washington are here: also
Mrs Theodore A. Drexel and Mrs. Alex
ander Patterson of Philadelphia and
Mrs. Max Grundner OF New York.
Robert w. Parsons OF New York has
been spending several days here with his
daughter, Mrs. Henry s. Redmond, who
will remain until early October.
w. Wallace Lyon is spending the week
at the Mount Washington. where he Is
known as one Of the old guard golfers
Capt and Mrs. A G. Howe and son
of Newport have been at the Mount
washington this week and Mrs. II. Hol-
brook Curtis called here en- route 70
Dixville Notch, as did Mrs. George w.
Elkins and party Of Philadelphia
Raymond Havemeyer Of New York
has arrived here. Mrs. Norris w.
Mundy and Mrs. Charles S. Haskins
have gone to New York. Mrs. Haskins
VIII visit her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Has
kins Tobin, in San Francisco. before
going TO England to be with her other
daughter. Mrs. Noel Haskins Murphy.
Crawford Notch.
Several farewell parties have been given
In the Canteen at the Crawford House
this week by sojourners who nave been
here all summer and are returning home.
w. Il. Blewett of New York entertained
a party OF sixteen friends Monday even
ing. following the dancing. Mrs. WILL
lam Jones Of New York was hostess TO
a party of sixteen Thursday evening.
The unusually warm weather wnicn
ushered in September sent the Crawford
Notch colony to the open air swimming
pool as the coolest retreat to be found.
Alexander J. Fraser and Hilton and
Jack Fraser, who. with Mrs. Fraser,
came from Rye to be with Mrs. Hiiton's
parents. Mr.. and Mira. Charles Hilton
Brown. have been at the pool daily.
DR.. II. c. Cowles, Jr.. accompanied by
his nephew, II. cowles Brewster. arrived
from New York to join Mrs. Cowles for
the Septenber season. Returning TO the
Craford House for their annual So
journ were Eugene De Forest, Miss z. 3.
Richards and Miss Katharine De Forest
Of New Haven. Mrs. Nicholas Under
wood OF Newport has arrived TO spend
September here.
Leon Orewski OF Warsaw, Poland, who
Is on a walking tour through the White
Mountains, spent short time here be-
fore making ascent 10 Mount Washing
ton over the southern peaks OF the Presi-
dental Range.
DixyiIIe Notch.
AT the Bals.ns, Dixville Notch. In
the furthest north corner Of the White
Hills. there have been many arrivals
for the autumn season. which will con-
tinue through October. Col. y. NJ.
House arrived by motor with Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon luchincloss and Mr. and
Mrs. David Hunter Miller OF New York.
Mrs George w. Eikins OF Elkins Park.
Pa. arrived by automobile and brought
with her Miss Marjory Edwards Of CHI
cago and Samuel A. Rotan OF Philadel-
phia. They proceeded through Dixville
Notch TO the Rangeley Lakes.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. De Forest OF
| New York, who are making a tour Of
4 tha Whfta Mountalna arrived here Sum