The New York herald., 1922-09-24

WHITE MOUNTAINS, ". H, Sept. 2a.
THE autumn season at Breton
Woods is attracting many so
ciety people there, and 1t IS as
popular as a honeymoon resort Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Humphreys. who
were married last week, motored d.
rectly to the Mount Washington, as
did Mr.. and Mrs. wesson Seyburn of
Detroit, whose elopement In New York
created little excitement among their
friends, and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Burr OF Hartford spent a few days
here en- route to the Balsams at DIX
vile Notch.
Mrs Adrian Iselin uf New York, who
has been In Montreal, is at the Mount
Washington Hotel.
Mr.. Frederick Palmer, war corre-
spondent, was here this week with Mr..
and Mrs. Cyrus Sergeant OF Cam
bridge, Mass. with whom he was tour
Ing the mountains.
Mr.. II. II. Cochran of San Juan,
Porto Rico, joined Mrs. Cochran and
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bright of New
York at the Mount Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Willmann Of
Suffern are at the Mount Washington.
Other recent arrivals are Mrs. George
Buell. of East Hampton, Miss Lawson
and Miss Olcott of New York, Miss II.
de Guise Clarke and Miss Anne Clark
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. johnson,
Mr.. Martin Freeman. all OF New York.
Golf is the sport paramount at Bret
ton Woods, and among New Yorkers
playing this week have been the
Messrs. E. S. Robinson. e. +. Campbell,
L. C. Haines, F. X. Bright, II. c.
Cochran. A. p. Hawley, j. P. Landy and
Robert 7. jerks.
Mrs. Robert I. jerks and Mrs. J.
Blake White OF New York and Mrs.
Charles Davis Merrill of Portland, Me-,
motored to Chocorua on Wednesday to
spend the night at Willowgate. the home
of Mrs. Jenkss father. Mr.. John Sum-
ner Runnels. They returned Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilmer Biddle of
Philadelphia and Mrs. Bddle's daughter.
Miss Stanley Gordon of Baltimore. are
spending the autumn season here.
Profile Season Ending.
The swan song of the Profile House
will be sung this week when 1t closes
for the present season and many of the
guests will go to Franconia, others to
Peckett's on Sugar Hill and others will
make ieisureIy motor journeys to their
homes.
Mrs. Henry Sanford and Mr. Henry
Sanford, Jr have returned to New York
after several weeks at the Profile.
Mrs. Henry c. Beadleston and Miss
Alice Beadleston or New York are here
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Charles s. Farnum OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frederick Wendell Jackson and
Mrs. Frederick J. Stone, who have been
spending few days in Boston, have re-
turned to Mrs. Jacksons cottage here.
Mrs. Brayton Ives OF New York Is
entertaining Mrs. Lawrence Hamill OF
Cleveland at her cottage.
Late arrivals from New York and
vicinity at the Profile include Mr.. and
Mrs X. S. Lyle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
NJ. Kelsey, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fl. Nc
Neili, Miss Elizabeth Collins, Mr..
Bernard McFadden, who Joined Mrs
McFadden Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jay Young.
Jr who are touring with DIR. and Mrs.
II. d. Sluman Of White Plains; Mr.. and
Mrs J. M. Hazen, Mrs. W. I. Jenkins.
w. c. Jenkins and Mrs. J. /. B. Larned,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad i.
smith and son, Mrs. Charles Day and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Smith. Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Humphreys
Of New York. who are spending their
honeymoon at Breton Woods, motored
here for luncheon Sunday.
Large Colony mt Bethlehem.
Bethlehem is having an interesting
autumn season and the hotels still re-
main we'll filled. principally with motor
tourists.
GEN. George T. Crurt, donor OF the
stone town hall and library at Bethle-
hem and former owner of the Maple
wood Club, motored TO Bethlehem this
week for a short stay at the Alpine
House.
At Turner's Tavern are MIR. and Mrs.
w. c. Hadley, New York. and Mr.. and
Mrs J. c. Hubbard. Brooklyn. Mr..
Frederick X. HUM OF New York is at
the Hillside Inn. Mr.. John Foy and Mr..
George Ryerson OF New York are at the
Central House. The summer colony en-
ioved a performance of THE Pixies
triumph" given by Bethlehem's school
children. on Thursday for the benefit OF
tho Home for the Aged at Woodsville.
season Closes at Jefferson.
The waumbck closes this month. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry A. Blair and Miss
Anita Blair or Chicago. who spent the
summer at The wigwam. their cottage
here, WILL motor back to Chicago by
way OF New York.
Mr.. Franklin d'Oiier, former COM
mander Of the American Legion, who
has spent his vacations at the Waum-
bek with his family. returned to Phila-
delphia. where he is president OF the
Philadelphia Centennial. Also closing
their cottage here and starting for Phila-
deIphia this week are Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter H. Lippincott OF Philadelphia and
Riverton, ~. ]. Mr.. William d'Olier, who
for twenty-five yeats has been presi-
dent OF the waumbek Golf Club, starts
for Burlington. N. j.. with his daughter,
Mfss Alice d'Olicr.
MIR. and Mrs. william r. wall and
Miss Katharine Wall OF scarsdale, who
have occupied cottage here this season.
are among those leaving this week as is
Mrs. Thomas Dimond of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Shute and
Miss Ethel Drake. who arc at their
cottage here, will remain for the hunt
ing season. Mrs. Shutc Is an ardent
sportswoman and has done much trout
fishing here during the season. They
viii spend the winter at the Laurel In
the Pines at Lakewood. N. j.
At Crawford Notch.
The Crawford house at Crawford
Notch IS having an active autumn season
and many have arrived during the week
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