The New York herald., 1921-09-25
White Mountains Still Lure
Golf Players and Motorists
New Arrivals at Hotels Augment Autumn Colonies at
Various Points-Several Hotels Prepare to Re-
main Open for Hunting Season.

citation will hold its annual banquet and
business meeting at tho Mountain View
House October Z and S.
The Sinclair House. which remains
| open Until October /, has a large autumn
| colony, which is greatly augmented over
week ends by many motoring parties.
Recent arrivals include Mr. and Mrs.
| Jack Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Atkin,
r. p. Terhune and Charles II. Roberts
OF New York, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
| Campbell Of Mount Vernon. l.. ID. Sinp-
son OF New York, Miss M. A. Halsey and
Miss A. ]. Darcy OF New York.
Edward Muller Of New York and
George NJ. Scott OF Port Chester are
registered at Turner's Tavern.
Crawford Notch.
The nine hole course at the Crawford
House Ia attracting parties that are
touring the mountains
William A. Barron and his sister, Mrs.
Frederick Everett Thompson, who re-
turns to New York early in October.
gave a party in tho Notch Canteen FRI
day evening In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. wiltshire, who have returned
to New York after spending the entire
summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Kennedy Of New
York are here in company Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander McCann OF Belfast. Ire
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. S. Lynd OF New York.
who have been on walking tour in the
White Mountains, made their way here
from the Presidential Range, where they
came very near being lost while travel
ling after dark.
New Workers here include Mr.. and
Mrs. Benedict TitzGerald. Mr.. and Mrs.
George f. Croswel, Joseph c. Will
hanson, Jr., Randall P. Barron. Miss
Sarah NJ. Dean, DR.. and Mrs. 7. Halsted
Myers. Mr.. Ogden K. Myers and Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Durand.
Mr.. and Mrs Dudley Dupignac OF
Mount Kisco are here to spend several
weeks, and from Dunkirk are Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis NJ Murray and Mrs. Daniel
w. Lathrop, who were with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman of Washing
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Demarest, ". r.
Harm. r. L. Hill of New Haven, Mrs.
Edgar o. Silver Of Llewellyn Park.
Orange Hiss NJ T. Marsh and party OF
Short Hills are others here for the late
season.
DfxvilIe Notch.
The Balsams colony has been largely
augmented by overnight motor parties
who are touring the mountains. Arriv-
ing this week from New York were Mr..
and, Mrs. Neal Beth, Mrs. e. Johnson,
Richardson Morris. Hayden Hawthorne
and ]. b. Miller.
Miss Mary Colgate and Miss A. L.
Robinson of New York stopped here en-
route to other resorts. Mr.. and Mrs
franklin j.. Gunther also registered
from New York Mr. and Mrs William
Russell, Miss M. Dean, Mr. and Mrs.
william r. Hill, Elliott Spencer, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Mackellar Miss L. Jenkins
and " 3. Jenkins. DIR. G. D. KimbaH anl
DR.. and Mrs. Norman T.. Ditman are also
registered here from New York Mr., and
Mrs. w d. Waterman and John G. Tut
tie are here from Torrington.
Maplewood.
The Maplewood Hotel will close fol-
lowing the annual meeting OF the New
England jewelers. Golf Association,
which viii play its ANIMAL golf tourna-
ment over the Maplewood links.
Among New York arrivals here this
week were Mr.. ard Mrs. Fl. Ellis Briggs.
Miss Marv Ellen Briggs. w. w. Corbett.
Mr. and Mrs. J. s. r. Carhart. Herbert
". Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. It. O. Mason.
George J. Tfelmer and Mr.. and Mrs. O.
Linnert.
Mr. and Mrs William j. Dure-argh
will return to their home at Philllpse
Manor on Hudson next week.