The New York herald., 1922-08-06
White Mountains Prepared
for Rail Strike Emergency
Trucks Ready to Garry Passengers and Baggage Over
Y Mountain Highways-Resort Hotels Form Golf
League Bethlehem Trying to Push Winter Sports.

tween the Rangeley Lakes and White
Mountains, attracts large number OF
motorists. AS the apex OF the famous
Ideal Tour is also the objective point
for many who start this scenic highway
at New York and follow II through the
Berkshires to the White Hills. The free
omnibus service between the hotel and
the golf club, two miles distant, is an at
traction that lures many to spend the
day and have luncheon or tea at the
Balsams Country Club. with It's pano-
rama of hills in New Hampshire. Ver-
mont and Canada.
Canoeing ON Lake Giorlette and fish,
ing for breakfast trout are enjoyed by
many, and the tennis courts are busy
with practice for the coming tourna-
ments.
Hester arrived from their country home
at Glen Cove to spend the month OF
August at the Balsans.
Mr.. and Mrs. H p. Russell, Mrs. ]. ].
Lsnnin. Dr. and Mrs. Eugene +. kraus
of New York and many others motored
to Polly's Place at Colebrook this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hall Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. X. Cree of the Noun
tain View House. who spent the week
here, stopped there for luncheon on Mon
day.
I MT ana NlrS. IiOuSutOi VI
| New York motored here from the Craw-
fcrd House this week to spend the day.
and from Whitefield came Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierre l.. Smith. Mrs. John s. Appleby
| and Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Juhring.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Howard Colket and
| Mrs. L. o. Shakespeare sof Philadelphia
arrived here and Carr Mulqueen Of New
| York joined Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Null
| queen.
John c. Wildwood of New York joined
his family here for the week end, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Smiley arrived here
from Lake Mohonk.
Mrs. w. II. de Gumoens and Miss Dor
othy de Gumoens arrived for the season
from Garden City. Others here are Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Coffin. Miss Marie Sun
| delius OF the Metropolitan Opera Com
| pany, Warren Green, Mr.. and Mrs. B. D..
Riegel and Marshall d. and F. D. Kiddle
of New York.
yacatlonists at Bethlehem.
| Bethlehem's summer colony Is taking
active interest in the tournaments and
affairs arranged at the Golf and Tennis
Club. A tombstone tournament was
| won by ]. Hammond Stewart this week
and we'll known players registered this
week include +. b. Ward, A. %. Nc
Garrett. L. r. Bacheiler and A. II.
Bell
Harry cowie, the Bethlehem profess
sional. is playing on Monday in a match
with Jack Grey Of the Profile House
against the British champions Herd and
Taylor at the Maplewood Club.
In the last tournament G. II. Turner
of Forest Lake won first prize and WILL
liam Rush of South Manchester. Conn.,.
took second. Il. F. Bacheller OF Tedesco
and r. B. Bigelow also took prizes.
which were given by the Highland and
Alpine Hotels
Arrivals for the season at the Sinclair
House include Mr., and Mrs. NJ. Z. Nc
Dowell. Nathan l.. Keyser and Mrs
| Howes Bodfish of Philadelphia, who are
| to be joined later by Lieut., Bodfish,
| U. S. NJ; Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Pot
| ter Of Enfield Conn; Thomas w.
Hughes of New York; William J. Multi
1 gan Of Thompsonville, Conn. Mr.. and
Mrs George Wabbley of Pelham, Mr..
and Mrs. c. e. Van Sulem and Miss A.
Carpenter of Jamaica, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Jack Taylor of New York and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l.. Norman OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Christmas and
Lester S. Abberlay of New York are at
the Highland Hotel, where the radio
recently installed Is attracting much at
tention and messages have been received
from Anticosti. Germany, Chicago, To-
ronto, England and other distant points
1t was installed by L. +. Bacheller of
Lynn, who is spending the summer here.
Also here are y. Edward MacDermott
ard Philip Brandt of New York. and
Mr.. and Mrs. +. !. Adams and DIR. l..
| c. La Porte OF Amsterdam.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Chamberlain OF
Plainfeld, NJ j., Mrs. u. Robinson and
A. Robinson of New York and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Johnson of Stamford. Conn.
are at the Columbia Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Carleton and
William +. Carleton OF Newark, ". j.,
Miss c. Wehrli of New York. Miss l..
F. Weiderman of Jamaica. DR.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Smith of Newark and Mrs. F. B.
Johnson and Mrs. A. NJ. Sloane Of New
York are at the Maplehurst-
Special afternoon teas and orchestral
concerts with the Upland and Forest
Hills orchestras combined are features
at Upland Terrace. their orchestra play
ing on Thursday evening at Franconia
In return for Tuesdays double bill at the
weekly hop here. The Sinclair hop this
week is on Saturday evening.
The cottage and hotel colony of Beth
lehem will be liberal contributors to-
ward the annual bazaar for the benefit
OF the Littleton Hospital, given on Au-
gust Is at Littleton opera House. Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin w. Ivie OF Bethlehem's s
cottage colony gave much OF the money
for a new ambulance last season.
/ At Profile House.
Robert Batcheller OF Washington,
d. c., has come here for his usual sum-
mer stay and will go TO Virginia Hot
Springs for the autumn season.
Gov. Claiming H. Cox of Massachu-
4 setts. with Mrs. Cox, made a trip to
Lonesome Lake In the Franconia Noun
tains this week on burro back. They
had trout dinner In the log cabin
which was once the private trout pre-
serve and camp OF the late William
+. Bridge and DIR. w. c. Prime of Nav
| York
Mrs. Irwin r. Cornell OF New York
Is entertaining Miss Mary Wells at her
cottage here.
Miss Nina Rhoades. the blind au-
thoress Of New York. who has cot
tage here. motored with a party Of
friends 10 the Mountain View at White
leld on Monday for tea
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jaffray OF New
York have been among late arrivals
here, and Mrs. williston b. Lockwood
has arrived from New York to visit
Mrs Haskins at her cottage. Mr.. and
| Mrs William Howard Goode OF Brook
lyn have taken cottage for the sea :
son and Berne II. Evans has arrived
from Harrisburg. Pa. to Join his family
| at their cottage.