New-York tribune., 1922-09-17
W llite Mountain
Campers Ready
For Deer Hunts
Early Autumn Weather Is
Well Suited for Days of
Golf and Motoring i'm the
Brilliantly Tinted Region
Visitors Fill the Resorts
Colebrook Fair Attracts a
Number of Colonists Who
Show Delight in Races


Mountains has been favored by ex-
ceptionally fine weather, with midsum-
mer warmth, and motoring and golf
have been a delight. The fair at Cole
brook this week attracted many motor
parties and the horse races were par
ticularly enjoyed as the north country
OF the White Mountains is noted for
the breeding Of good race horses.
The resorts keeping open through
October are fast filling and good book
ings are reported. Those keeping open
fer the winter season include Peckett's
on Sugar Hill, the Goodwin Log Cabin
at Bethlehem, The Monadnock at Cole
brook, Randall at North Conway,
Presidential Inn at Conway, Russell
Cottages at Kearsarge, Wonalancet
Farm at Wonalancet and possibly the
Chocorua Inn at Chocorua, Gray's Inn,
Eagle Mountain and Iron Mountain
House at Jackson and Bellevue at In
tervale.
The annual meeting and banquet of
the New Hampshire Hotel Mems Asso-
cation will be held this year at The
Balsams, DiXville Notch, where Mr.. J.
j. Lannin has kindly invited members
ot this organization, with their wives,
10 be mis- personal guests, also extend
ing the invitation still further to the
members Of tho New England Hotel
Association. A large attendance is ex-
pected and the date set for Thursday,
September 2l, is an ideal time in the
month. Polly's Place at Colebrook has
invited all members to be their guests
at tea on that day.
Inc hunting seaGon opening for deer
n ag.4 (.
and their families to the White Noun
tains and the Rangeley Lakes nearby.
Sc that until November /, large
gathering is anticipated In the various
White Mountain resorts.
Breton Woods
The autumn season at Breton Woods
is noted for the smart people it at
tracts and the last week end was a
busy enc, with both hotels filled and
much informal entertaining. The Cave
Grill had many dinners and supper
dances on Saturday evening, among
which was party of young people
from the Mountain View at Whitefield,
including Messrs. Frank Dodge, Ell
ridge Stratton and Giles Phillips, Miss
Isabel Beekurtzs, Miss Marian Leanord
ana twenty others, who motored home
hy moonlight afterward.
-"HS 4NNtt az arriving mere LOT JnS
goit, which seems more enjoyable in
September when the links arc free OF
their August congestion. Mr.. Amos
j. hawlcy is at the Mount Washington
with Mr.. William NJ. Nevns, of Spring
Ae!d, for two weeks, and many others
arrived this week
Spending September here are Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert l. jerks, of New York,
who have been with Mrs, Jenkss
father, MIR John S. Runnels, at Cho-
corua, during the summer, and will re-
main here until October l. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Duffy, of New York, are
here for their annual visit. Mr.. Duffy
Is the personal representative of the
Princess Faucigny Lucinge, principal
owner of the Breton Woods estate.
Also paying their annual visit here arc
l.. Z. Haiues, treasurer of the Florida
last Coast Railway, and his sister,
Miss Nj. g. Haines, of New York.
Spending two weeks at the Mount
washington are MIR. and Mrs. Minturn
Iost Collins, Mr.. NJ. ?. Collins ir. and
Miss Julia Collins and Mr.. William
Brahiey, of Now York, who arrived
from DiXvillo Notch.
MIR. and Mrs. Beverly A. Norris. of
New York, are here for their usual
autumn visit, and Miss Margaret I.
brayton and Mrs. Andrew H. Gardner
OF FAN River, Mass, are here for a
short stay.
Hiss Jane Boland Sutherland and
Miss Mary Sutherland, of New York.
arc at the Mount Pleasant, where Mr..
John K. Townsend will end the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Henrichs. Mr.. and
Mrs. II, MacDougall, Mr. and Mrs. A.
G. Shorey, DR., and Mrs. John j. White.
Miss Zorah White and Mr.. John j.
White .lrr of New York, and Mrs.
Leonie Reiners and Mr.. Thomas v. Rein
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Seldom and
Miss Muriel G. Seldom, of BROOKLYN
are among late arrivals at the Mount
Pleasant.
Arrivals at the Mount Washington
include Mrs. J. Alexander and Mr.. Jack
alexander, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Crafts and Miss Bremner
crafts, of Brooklyn, who came from
DiXville Notch, and Miss Jane Ran
dolph, Miss Nixon and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Johnson, OF Haekensack, n. J.
Profile House
The season at the Profile House will
extend until September Is, after which
several members of the colony will
spend October at the Forest Hill Hotel,
in Eranconia, which is affiliated, and
will remain open through the month.
Arriving here this week en- route
rom FoIand Springs, Me-, TO New
ork, we're DR.. and Mrs Nicholas Muir
ray Butler and Miss Sara Schuyler
Butler.
Mrs. Theodore Cuyler Patterson. of
Philadelphia, is the guest of Mrs. Bray
ton Ives, of New York, at her cottage
here.
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Pier and their
three children spent the day here with
Mr.. Benson Bennett Sloan, of New
York, this week Mrs. Eben Stevens.
of New York, is passing the month here
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin H. Cornell and
Mr.. Milton NJ. Cornell and their fam
ily have returned to New York. Miss
Arven Cornell will enter Vassar this
fall
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Symmes ir.
and their family, who spent the sum
mer here, left on Tuesday for New
crk. and Mr. and Mrs Harry Caesar
and family also started this week for
New York
Mr. T. Carlyle Jones was here en-
route te the Crawford House, and other
late arrivals are Miss Julia Bogert. of
Brooklyn, and MFR. and Mrs. A. J. Dja-
mond, Miss Diamond, SIR. and Mrs. r.
a. F. Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. C. p.
Murray. of New York.
Crawford House
The autumn season az ,e Crawford