New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
Notes of the Jersey Resorts-Affars in Society

Brooklyn were hostesses Tea followed
and several visitors who had come over
to play golf were also of the party.
Bethlehem
The midsummer tennis tournament
has been the leading sport event at the
Bethlehem Golf and Tennis Club. Chal-
lergc cups for the ladies' and mems
singles were offered by William Nc
Auliffe, president Of the club. Starting
on Tuesday, the tournament finals are
being played to-day. A four-ball medal
play event was played on the Bethlehem
links On Wednesday,; a trophy present
ed by the Columbia Hotel was closely
contested for.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Cotton, of New
York, are st the Sinclair House, to re-
main some time. Also there from New
York are Mrs. H. NJ. Burning, Miss l.
H. Schierbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
F. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Frost,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hume and Mr. and Mrs
A. Lang. Arriving there this week to
remain through August were Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Eldridge, Miss Mary Hagen
and Miss Sara Weller, all of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Evans regis
tered from Utica.
At the Mount Washington from New
York are the Misses Catherine and Amy
English and Miss Agnes n Carter, who
are spending August there. Mrs Will
liam +. Sheehan is there from Albany
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Strawson from
Yonkers. Mrs. w. NJ. Palmer. of New
York, is also here for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devereaux Robinson
and Miss K D. Blake, of New York
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short time on their tour of the White
Mountains. Miss Z. A. L. Phillips, Of
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Hopkins
and S. Watson Hopkins, of Summit, N
j., are spending the summer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Richard Turner
are at Central House where Mrs. Au
gust Berringcr, also of New York, is
spending the summer.
The Rev. Joseph R. Mclaughlin ano
the Rev. Charles B. Garvey are at the
Highland Hotel, where other New York
arrivals include Mrs. Charles E. Han.
self and MIR. and Mrs Nehring
Mrs. j. H. Coursen is at the Reynolds
Edgar T. Pagan is registered from
New York at the Alpine.
Mrs. Eloise Gardner, of New York
with Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Fraser, OF
Garden City, are spending August al
the Mapiehurst Hotel, and others there
are Mrs. C. M. Graham and Miss
Emile Browning, of New York; Mr.
George c. Beuchner and Miss Alvenia
Beuchner, of Woodhaven.
Many gay events are taking place al
the Maplewood Hotel this week
minstrel show will be given Thursday
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ployees. Miss Gertrude Lang, of New
York, who has been heard at the
Metropolitan, will sing at the affai,
which will be given at the Maplewood
Casino. An elimination dance and
prize contest was given at the Maple
wood for the benefit of the Bernard
kalkhof orchestra there. On Thurs.
day evening several tables Of bridge
were arranged for an evening party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A. Lebair and
the Misses Lebair, of Cedarhurst, are
registered at the Maplewood Hotel
where other arrivals this week include
Mrs. Henry w. Clarke, Miss NJ Allen
Reynolds, Fred A. Reed lawn fete
was held on Wednesday for the chill
dren of the hotel and cottages.
Crawford Notch
preparing for the masquerade ball
which will take place there next Satur-
day night. Many parties have sent
home for elaborate costumes and 9TH
ers have ordered them from nearby
shops. The proceeds will be devoted
to the Crawford House employees ben
eft sick fund. Motoring to various re-
sorts at the tea hour and over
Breton Woods to dance and dine in
the Cave Grill is a favorite diversi on,
Golf and tennis claim much time of
the large colony at the Crawford
House In the New York colony are
): ii. Stags jr.. who joined his aunt
Mrs. Arthur Bedell Benjamin. ]. West
with Mrs. E. Greenwood. Miss Diane
Alder and Miss Ruth Thornhill, of New
York, who are making walking tour
through the White Mountains, stopped
here for a short time and made the
trip by burro TO the summit of Mount
Willard. F. H. Wiltshire arrived here
from New York and will be ioined
later in August by Mrs. Wiltshire. Mr.
and Mrs. William Tutherly are also
here from New York
Sugar Hill
Mrs. Timothy w. Hoxie, of New
Ork, is at the sunset Hill House to
spend several weeks. Mrs. George L.
Childs and S. &. Kelley are others
there from New York
Fabyan's
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Coles, Alfred II
Strickland, Miss Edith Powers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Livingston, Mrs. H. NJ
Ackley. Mrs. c. R. Bentley and F. W
Bentley are New York arrivals at the
Fabyan House. Several entertainments
are being given at the Fabyan House
this week, where much amateur talent
from New York always gathers during
August.
The arrival of government airplane
in lntervale this week caused great ex-
citement there and at the surrounding
resorts. Captain A. w. Stevens, with a
staff Of workers, has arrived here to
make a contour map of the White
Mountain region, with Mount WASH
ington a. the central point
Mrs. Bernard Crystal, Mr. and Mrs. H
S: Crystal aid Miss Laura Crystal, of
New York, are registered at the Inter
vale House, where other New York ar
rivals include J. W. Cunliffe and &. L.
Kingsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Greene and j.
D. Greene. Of New York. who arc spend
ing the season at the lntervalc House,
hiked to the summit of Mount Wash
ington this week. Mrs. G. l. Kenyon
has arrived here from New York to
remain the balance of the summer