The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-08-20
Balloon Dance at
Fabyans Pleases
Summer Visitors
Novel Entertainment and Sale
of Etchings for Library
Features Of Busy Week.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
FABYANs, ". H., Aug. l9.-The Fabyan
House this week had novelty balloon
dance. Each OF the ladies was pre-
scented with a colored balloon attached
to about two feet of string and asked
to tie it to her right ankle. The men
were then instructed to step on as many
balloons as possible while the dance was
III progress, the stunt being to keep his
own partners balloon safe from attack
Mr.. Victor House and Miss julia
Rhoades of New York won the BOBBY
prize for the first balloon broken. and
Mr.. Harry l. Lyons of Lynn and Miss
Louise Rhinehart of Dallas, Tex, won
first prize for last balloon broken.
Among the recent arrivals from New
York and vicinity are Mrs. Victor House.
the Misses NJ. and e. Jacobs, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. M. Wyman, Mr.. A. e. Miaux,
Miss Eva v. Berman. Estelle c. Engel,
Mrs. Aaron Kline. Mrs. Eugene Low.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Myar. Mr. Walter
Wright. Mr.. Richard A. linn, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Weinberg Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kufler, DR.. G. l.. Vented and
Mrs. J. Grotta of New York. and Miss
May Inegele, Miss Fl. e. Ringhalin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Luis NJ. Strauss of Brook
Ign.
finest Libraries of any resort in New
England. having in addition to It's valu-
able reference library over 1000 volumes
for the use of it's guests. This was
started by the late Theodore wehle of
New York, who spent over thirty sum
mers at the Twin. Every year bazaar
or rattle OF etchings from Mr.. Wehle's
collection has raised funds for the pur-
chase of the latest fiction. On Friday
of this week the usual bazaar was held
a. the Twin and a generous sum of
money obtained for this purpose.
Among the new arrivals at Twin
Mountain House from New York are
Mr. and Mrs. William Singer. Miss
Bernice Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Schu-
max, Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus l.. Osk, DR..
D. J. Hyman. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Mander, Miss Esther Schiff and DR.. and
Mrs. William v. Slverberg of New York
city and Hugh II. Presen of Brooklyn.
Registered at the Intervale House are
Mrs. ]. II. Stafford. Miss Priscilla NJ
Stafford and Mr.. Philip A. Boveni of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Mckinley
and Mr.. William Mckinley of White
Plains.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Osgood are at
Gray's Inn, Jackson, as are also Mr.. F.
c. Hewser, Mr.. II. r. Hurd and Mr.. j.
L III.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Nehrbas and Mrs.
w. L. Seyfarth are stopping at the Eagle
Mountain House for short time.
Among the new arrivals at the Iron
Mountain House are Mrs. Isabelle VIII
son and Miss Margaret Wilson. Miss
Ruth Lipsett and Miss Theresa M. War
dell of New York and Mr. Frederick
Dietrich Of Brooklyn.
New York city is well represented at
Wentworth Hall. New arrivals there
include Miss r. J. Fox. Miss Mathilde
5. Levy, Miss Irene Levy, Mr. Herbert
Hecht, J. Stanley Seeman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude S. Newman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Cohn. Mr.. ana Mrs. Max Water
man and Miss Gretchen Waterman. Mr..
Hugo S. Bernheim and Mr.. L. S. Omen
helm.
At the Presidential Inn. Conway. are
Mr.. John Wallace. ]. Bailey Harvey.
Jr. Mr.. David o. Webster and Mr.. + n
Fulton of New York and Mr.. Robert r.
Pullar of Brooklyn.
Among the visitors at North CONWAY
are Mr.. Anthony Gaudy and Miss Dina
Monas OF New York and Miss Edith
Humphreys Of Brooklyn, who are stav-
ing at Forest Glen Inn.
AT kearsarge Hall are Miss Florence
v. Coghlan, Miss Isabel Divers. a. n,
Callahan, Helen O'Brien and Margaret
a. Sheaphard OF New York.