The New York herald., 1921-09-11

night. among those VINO attracted
particular attention were Miss Patty
Dole as the village guy and Allan How
ard of Montreal as hurdy gurdy man.
Frank +. Leaycraft, who recently ar
rived from Nyack with Mrs. Leaycraft
and their son. was disguised as Satan.
while Mrs. I,eaycraft wore the costume
Of an old fashioned lady. Harold Hine
of Hartford as a scarecrow was one OF
the successes OF the evening. Frank
Dodge. as a bold. bad pirate, led the
grand march with Miss Charlotte Cas-
grain. a Spanish senorita.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlington Scott. accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. William
Meadows. are at the Mountain View
House for September.
Miss Margaret McGuffey of New York
is the guest Of Miss Isabel Hopkins of
Cincinnati.
Elbridge stratton of Bronxviile was
winner of the first trophy In the mems
division of the Labor Day Bah Sweep
stakes. Frank Leaycraft won the third
event.
Mrs. Z. M. williams. Miss M. ].
williams and e. NJ. williams. Jr.. are
registered from New York for the late
season.
Jefferson.
Labor Day week end brought many
parties to the Waumbek at Jefferson.
]. Wray Cleveland has been joined at
the Waumbek for the remainder Of the
season by Mrs. Cleveland and Miss Mar
garet Cleveland Of New York. who have
just returned from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Wall OF New
York were Joined at Onaway cottage by
his sister. Miss Katherine r. Wall OF
Scarsdale. Howard 8. Lipson, Jr.. OF
New York Is also their guest.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller. Miss Mary
Mill-r and Miss Ruth Stearns OF New
York are at the Waumbek. others there
are MIR. and Mrs. Ralph e. Rogers. John
and Robert Rogers and Miss G. L. Wilde
Of Pelham Manor Mr.. and Mrs. Abran
J. Rose. A J. Rose, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Stowe Reno Of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Gaylord and Mr.. Standish Gay
lord Of Summit. N. j.: Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Heisley OF East Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Valentine and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Malloy Joined Mr..
and Mrs. d. ]. Malloy Of Chicago at the
Waumbek.
Franklin Simon has returned from
New York to remain short time with
Mrs. Simon and Miss Helene Simon.
the many other resorts.
Sugar Hill.
Mr.. and Mr.. Ernest C. Poole OF New
York are at their farm house, which IS
near that of Mrs. Poole's mother, Mrs
John r. Winterbotham of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel S. Coffin. Jr., OF
Montreal are making many tours from
gIIr "a
quently entertaining at the Mount Wash
ington Hotel at luncheon for members OF
their house parties.
Peckett's, at Sugar Hill. Is tho rendez-
vous for afternoon tea for parties from
all over the mountains. Winter sports
will attract many here. and following the
close of the Profile House several mem
bers of that colony expect to 60 tc
Peckett's for the autumn season.
Maplewod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Hamilton o.
New York will remain late at their cot.
tage.
New York arrivals Of the week at the
Maplewood include Gerald D. Heller
DR.. and Mrs. ]. e. Wilson. George e.
Weede and Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Simonds.
and Mr.. and Mrs. H J. Dietz Of Hemp
stead, L. !.
Walter A. Davis Of New York has ar
rived at Maplewood and A. +. Ellis and
r. L. McMata arrived this week from
New York. p. J. Farwell and Miss Far
well of Staten Island are there for Sep
tember and Mr.. and Mrs Charles e.
Turck and Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Valentine
are late New York arrivals.
Bethlehem.
The 5000 baseball game. the final
event OF the season between the Beth
lehem town team and the Maplewood
Hotel team, brought hundreds OF auto
mobiles here on Labor Day.
In the New York colony at Bethlehem
for early September are Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. Wortham and Milton ST. John
BennerA w. II Forbes Of Gioversville,
Mrs. w. J. Adams. Frank vedder and
d. w. Adams OF Johnstown are also
there.
julius King I'd is at tho Maplehurst
from New York DR.. and Mrs. j. Doug
las Malcolm and Miss Lucille Crow are
at the Alpine.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Farrian of New York.
who are at the Hotel Sinclair. cele-
brated their golden wedding here ON
Saturday. when they were entertained
by friends.
Mrs. T. 3. Mcleod Of New York is al
the Sinclair to spend several weeks and
others there include NJ. b. Robbins, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Andrews, r. G. Ben
harm. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Baker and
Harry II. Baker.
East Side Resorts.
A lawn party Mt Elmwood Inn, Inter
vale. for the benefit OF Christ Church,
the only church In that community,
netted generous sum for the main
tenance OF the parish
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Batchelder OF
scarsdale. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kollman
Of Irvington. DR.. and Mrs. A. Zeigler.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. M. Wynkoop and w.
3. Perkins OF New York are arrivals
this week at the Hotel Bellevue. DR..
and Mrs. John Joseph Mutt, Miss Jean
and Mr.. Gordon Mutt are New York
arrivals az the Intervale House.
At the Elmwood Inn are Mr.. r. III.
@. Stevens, Miss Clara McMillin and
Miss Kate Savin OF New York.
Horse races. trotting. field sports and
close baseball game at Carroll County
Park constituted the Labor Day events
At North Conway
Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne Of New York
stopped at the Hotel Randall en- route
to Breton Woods to join Mrs. w. l..
Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl VI. Roeder and
party are at Edgewood Cottages.
Forty members OF the White Mountain
Patrol motoring from Boston stopped
over Labor Day at Conway. where they
zero received by the Board OF Trade.
They pitched their camp on the lawn