New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Ipslrny September Weather
Which Introduces Autumn
Season Adds TO Vacation
of Legions of Colonisss
BRETON Woods Becoming
Especially Attractive as
Resort for Honeymooners
ssecaol Dispatch to The Trsoune

Ao1rtalns Is running ali It's promises
and rarely has so warm and balmy
Sentsmber been known. One hundred
\ md hfty members OF the Field end
Il rn-est Club are enjoying a two weeks
n .rs;r1 at the Iron Mountain House at
s..Ssnn This club is an offshoot of
sS.lnnalachian Mountain Club.
| u. annual meeting OF the New
81 xr.rs,shirs State and New England
Il ~ g sssociations, the latter being
. .,ssdricf the former, was held this
Il sgl Il Thursday at the Balsams,
Il pFkyifie Notch, where the members Of
soth associations and their wives were
erssts Of Mr. J. ]. Lannin from
Wednesday night until Friday morning.
fhers was banquet on Thursday eve
risg and on that afternoon Polly's
Palace, at Colebrook, entertained the
women Of the party at buffet tea. An
interesting feature of this meeting was
hs discussion of the winter sports
ssnpaign in New England and many
vaminent spealake were heard, and
naay hotels ANNOUNCED their decision
. remain open during the winter
nenths.
4 record winter is expected in the
] Ehlte Mountains, where, IN almost
y very tbHIs obII&S nOlSIS Will remain
4 spen. Tamworth and Wonalancet and
he field, together with Bethlehem,
4 ahere the Log Cabin and the Hunting
d lodge, owned by Harry Goodwin, will
/ eta remain open.
Breton Woods
me autumn season at Breton Woods
! Is attracting many, and as a popular
1 hneymoon resort Is also Turing many
4 rewiy weds from New York and other
j sties Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Humph-
i tss, whose marriage was q smart af-
! fair last week, motored directly to the
\ Mount Washington, as did Mr.. and Mrs.
! Tesson Seyhurn, of Detroit, whose
4 slopement in New York created little
stir among their intimates, and Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Burr, Of Hartford,
vho spent few days here en- route to
h the Balsams at Dixville Notch.
d Mrs. Adrian Iselin, of New York, who
hs been spending a few days at the
h RITZ In Montreal, has arrived at the
Il Mount Washington Hotel to spend q
Il isw days there.
Ar. Frederick Palmer, war CORE
y apoudent, visited Breton Woods this
L week With Mr.. and Mr.. Cyrus Sergeant,
II touring the mountains.
Ii III. and Mrs. w. s. Willmann, of
& Sufsrn, are at the Mount Washington,
a where other late arri'rs "A are Mrs.
d George Buell., of Eas.l r., r., Miss
lawson and Miss olcott, Of n rs York;
ass Anne Ciarkson and Mr.. and Mrs.
d Talter l. Johnson.
q Many jolly tea and supper dances are
wing given in the Cave Grill, where
saong those noted this week have been
Ia and Mrs. Frederick Humphreys,
aisS Francena Tracy, Mr.. Emery Tracy,
Ar and Mrs. Clifford Rice, DR.. E. R.
Campbell, Mr.. L. c. Haines and Miss
asines, Mr.. Amos P. Hawley, all of
New York.
Mrs Robert I. jerks and Mrs. j..
Blake White, of New York, and Mrs.
Marles Davis Merrill, of Portland,
Aer motored to Chocorua on Wednes-
dsy to spend the night at Willowgate
NTH Mrs. Jenks's father, Mr.. John
Suaner Runnels, returning Thursday.
Nj. and Mrs. j. Wilmer Biddle, Of
Philadelphia. and Mrs. Biddle's daugh-
ter, Miss Stanley Gordon, CT Baltimore,
are spending the autumn season at the
Mount Washington.
bethlehem is having an interesting
sutumn season and the hotels remain
veil Allied, principally with motor tour
stS. Mt. Agassiz has had a record
nmber Of visitors this season.
d The Sinclair House has many New
Il g5pxers, among whom are Mr.. and Mrs
nsy Taylor, of New York, and MIR. H
a 'yior jr: Mrs. James P. Doyle, OF
rAa and Miss Barrett, of West
.fVage: n. j., with Mrs. J. C. Hinch-
i W OF Paterson, N. j., have joined
~ Doyle at the Sinclair House.
~ Iste arrivals at Turner's Tavern are
w W. and Mrs. W. c. Hadley, of New
4 Brooklyn. N' "
ihe Waumbek closes very success
W season this month, with the record
having every cottage filed during
W season and entertaining many
s. Elomlnent persons, including Mr.. and
az. D. Kennedy Tod, Of Sound Beach,
oosaa., and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles May
.s,lens, Of Newport, r. l., and Mr..
~ Mrs; William Emlen Childs, of
ar, and Mrs. Henry A. Blair and
iss ANITA Blair, of Chicago, who spent
summer at the Wigwam, their cot
se mere, will motor back to Chicago
q New York.
Ml; franklin d'Olier. former com
1noer saaa OF the American Legion, who
sae his vacation at the Waumbek
IA s,;a MS family, returned to Philadel-
h M hr, and Mrs. Frank F. Shute and
..ss htnet Drake, who are at their cot
tasss; VIII remain after the close of the
4 nn. ni % ENJOY the hunting season. Mrs.
l.. IS an expert sportswoman and
h. eohe much trout fishing here dur
sHe season. They will spend the
l.,Ier at the Laurel-in-t the Pines at
@sewood, n. J.
no.a MS Henry s. Redmond and her son
i o.oteo here from the Mount Wash
Il sesS motel at Breton Woods this
,sah ne Profile House will close this
II roest. 1or the season, and many of the
h Iov 81 VIII 20 on to. Franconia to en-
sSsr sae coiorful foliage period of the
go;sa a at the Forest Hill Hotel, Others
h sthss. sths 70 Peckett's on Sugar Hill and
jo,,e.ss sun making leisurely motor
i trs;,s 70 their homes over the scenic
W.s W oI New England.
/ tots.ss. EDWARD Fieitmann closed her
| Hsr-,ss this week, as did Mr.. and Mrs.
/ gr, NJ uSSaesar. of New York; Mr.. and
/ Hssr. .. Symmes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ssry (. AcHare. 'N -"4
Aies nnenry G. Beadleston and Miss
Il ls,s oeadieston, Of New Yorl,. are
Ii Nrs VI n tour Of the mountains with
fslpbis 'erles s. Farnum, Of Phila-
.atsrs. t,s ,Brayton Ives, Of New York. is
Cs,aSSaalning Mrs. Lawrence Hamill Of
at her cottage.