The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Tennis Tournament Ends
At Crawford Notch, ". H.


CRAWFORD NOTCH. N H., Aug. 5.-The
end of the seventeenth annual tennis
tournament at the Crawford Notch Lawn
Tennis Club came on Friday when the
New Hampshire and White Mountain
tennis championships both went to Mr.
Franklin ID. Sulloway of Concord, N. H.,
who wrested the title from James ID.
Ewing of Yonkers, winner of last year S
tournament. The victory in doubles also
went to Mr.. Sulloway and his partner,
Mr.. Il. d. Toland of ST. Paups School,
Concord. With more than thirty entries
this was the most successful tournament
held here since pre-war days.
Mountain Climbing Popular.
There is much entertaining here in
quiet way and parties usually termi-
nate with supper at the Notch Canteen.
Moonlight parties to the summit of Mount
Willard will be enjoyed by many during
the next week. Some will go up on burro
back. others taking the mountain wagon
of fifty years ago.
Mr.. Thomas II. Thompson entertained
Mrs. Frederick Thompson and Mrs. Flea
nor Ashby of New York at luncheon at
Pollys Place Friday, driving them from
Colebrook over the Canadian line at
Hereford and Canaan. where so many
White Mountain parties motor for the
good cheer awaiting them there.
Harrie T. Lindeberg of Locust Valley
will Join his family here this week.
Other late arrivals from New York and
vicinity are Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Parke
a I'd Elston j. Parke of Irvington, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. III. Brawner, Jr., A. III. Brawner,
w. +. +. Brawner and Miss Maybelle
Brawner, who will spend the season
here Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Clinton. Mrs.
l.. w. Browyn, II. F. Snyder. Mr.. and
Mrs. Poston Stevenson. MIR. and Mrs. r.
p. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hough-
| ton, DIR. and Mrs. John s. Boggess. c. r.
lSilbourne and Frederick p. Fox. all OF
New York DIR. and Mrs r. w. Moriarty
Of White Plains. Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Roe and Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Smith of
Patchogue. Mrs. Frances Barry and Miss
Linda Cruger of Bronxville. MIR. and
Mrs. William j. Kent of Brooklyn and
NJ. w. Wiltshire of Short Hills, N. j.
The Mountain View colony had a de-
lightful musicale to precede the weekly
bridge party on Thursday evening. when
Mrs. Annie Laurie Cree of Pittsburgh
well known in the concert world, gave
several solos. Mrs. Cree and her hus-
band. Mr.. 7. Ks>Cree, are here as guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Hall Smith
with whom they motored here last week
l
spend few days. They all spent the
week end at the Balsams. Dixville Notch
The party was the largest ever given
here. twenty-seven tables being filed
| Hostesses for the evening were Miss s.
r. Compton of Lakewood. N. j., and
| Miss Elizabeth Tousey of Brooklyn
Prizes were given for each table.
! Mrs. Oscar Newhouse OF East Orange
entertained at bridge and supper here
this week I'm honor of Mrs. Hamilton
Weeks and Mrs. S. A. Hoyt of New York
Mr.. and Mrs Weeks and Mr.. and Mrs
Hoyt left here on Tuesday to visit Mr.
Weeks's son at Belgrade Lakes, Maine
and will proceed from there to spend
/ the remainder of the season at Old Fort
| Inn, kennebunkport, Me.
| Miss Charlotte Casgrain, Frances Muir.
ray and the Misses Marjorie and Kath.
arine Tuck climbed Mount Cabot in the
Pilot Range this week. also Mount Ava.
lon in Crawford Notch.
! Arrivals at the Mountain View House
include Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Scott
of Hartford. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. James
J. Barr and Miss Elizabeth Gregory OF
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Beech Seyms
and Miss Peggy Seyms of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Sand all of Newark
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs
Archibald MacLaren and Mr.. Lemuel f.
Benedict of New York. who are touring
the resorts and playing over all White
Mountain golf courses; DR.. and Mrs. Ar.
thur NJ. shrady. Mrs. Albert Wheeler OF
New York and Mr.. Charles A. Trow.
bridge OF East Orange.
! Entertaining here at tea on Monday
were Miss Nina Rhoades OF New Yorl
and Mr.. William d'Olier of the Waum.
bek at Jefferson.