The New York herald., 1922-08-06
WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H.. Aug. 5.
FEW WORKERS arrived by the

were laden with vacationists come 70
spend August in the mountains.
calendar OF sport events started of
this week and an unusual impetus has
been given to mountain climbing, be-
cause OF perfect, clear weather, not
too warm, yet not too cold to enjoy the
mountain heights and the unique ex-
perience of sleeping out in blankets on
q mountain top.
Fully 90 per cent. OF the arrivals in
tho White Mountains are by automo-
bile, yet the railroad strike caused much
uneasiness as tourists are dependent
Ispon railways and express for the carry
Ing of their luggage. and many have
deferred their arrival until more settled
times. In event of a serious strike In
the hills lines of motor trucks for carry
ing luggage and passengers were TO
have been inaugurated here. With the
excellent mountain highways leading 10
New York TO Boston littlo trouble was
anticipated in handling the tourist
business
affect this part Of the country, where
the cheer of the cool evenings.
Among those arriving at the Mount
Washington this week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry d. Klngsbury. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Christy Bell of Yonkers: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Shiverick of Rye: Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin j. Matchette. Mr.. William
r.. Creighton, Mr.. Joseph j. O'Donahue,
Jr., Mr.. Wilmot H Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
Bedell II. Harmed, who motored from
Nauv Ynrt Mr Iara
wire, who Joined Mr.. and Mrs. 1. II.
johnson; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Jones !:
Dr. and Mrs. A. r. Gardner; Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Law; Mr.. H. N. ellison !:
MIR. Elan Miller: Mr. and Mrs Chanler
Moore of Oyster Bay; Mrs. H. A. Nc
AIenan; Mrs. Joseph Creamer; Miss
Ella McAlenan Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
y. Nogel. DIR. Carlos r. Mcdonald, Col.
and Mrs. w. II, Carpenter: Mr.. George
N Storey, Mr.. Frederick S. Smith. Mrs.
Jeremiah Robinson Beard and Miss
Beatrice Beard, with Miss Jessie Bene-
dict and Mrs. G. Emmons. who will be
Joined by Mr.. Lemuel Benedict, who
niotored to the mountains this week to
visit another resort with friends.
DIR. Carlos Mcdonald, who celebrated
his seventyYfifth birthday at Breton
Woods two years ago by playing sew
enty-ffve holes of golf. Is still active on
rhD AhAho eiiil ACCiS qultc equal 10 seventy
hoies this month. Many golfers arriving
are practicing for the annual tourna-
mcnt. to be held here August II.
Arrivals at Breton Woods.
S-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph j. O'Donohue of
New York are spending August at the
Mount Pleasant House. Other arrivals
there include II. r. Burrows and Harold
NJ Ceny. Mrs. Giles Whiting of Scar
sorough Mr.. Andrew Schuett. Jr.. Mrs.
Sarah A. Brady and Miss Kathleen
Brady OF New York: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles L. Park OF Lakewood, N. IT,.
Mrs. c. E. Stafford of Kingston and
Mr.. and Mrs Bascom johnson of Long
Island
q The Waumbek cottage and hotel col
eny Is one of the most active In the
Whfte Mountains and golf Is recognized
as a sport paramount The Waumbels
Golf Club has Joined in the new White
Mountain United Hotels Golf League and
the initial match, team match be-
tween Waumbek and the Mountain View
House at Whitefield, was played this
week AT Jefferson. The waumbek has
good material for golf team, including
such seasoned players as B. Sterling
Bottome. Walter III. Lippincott, John
Biggs and others. who have been in the
Championship class here.
"A ringer golf tournament held here
this week continued through to Satur-
day, and the first place was taken by
w. +. Purcell of New York. whose card
was So. The Waumbek colony gathered
on the west lawn for putting match on
Saturday. at which Miss Alice d'Olier OF
Burlington. N. j.. was hostess. The
prizes went to Miss Margaret Willing OF
Chicago and Mr.. Stephen Douglas Boyer
Of New York. Tea and music on the
porch followed.
New York Golfers There.
g-Among New York golfers registered a,
the Waumbek Golf Club this week are
Ar~. and Mrs. Lester Russell, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. It. Smith. r. NJ. Coleman. w. r.
Caldwell, w. Il. Purcell and Stephen D.
Boyer.
- Mr. John Rowland has arrived from
Syosset, l.. l.. TO be with Mr.. Henry
Flames. from Lenox, on his return from
atrip through Canadian resorts.
miss Aida l. conover of Bayonne
~. j., and j. Wray Cleveland of New
York, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Russell of New
York. John A. Linder and his father
"A. K. Linder of Montclair. ". j.. are
former guests returned for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Evitts of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. ~. M. Filter OF
Philadelphia, Miss II. X Nixon. Miss M.
&. Burden and r. e. Manly of New
York are late arrivals.
The first meeting of the White Noun
sains United Hotel Golf League was held
at the Maplewood Club during the week
20 promote team matches between the
leading White Mountains golf club and
10 organize teams among club members.
Maplewood's team will play that of the
Bethlehem Golf and Tennis Club here
this week and other matches have been
afranged between Waumbek and Noun
tain View and Sunset Hill House and
Profile. Owing 60 the desire of most
members Of the Breton Woods Golf
Club to avoid tournaments and team
matches In favor of match play. this
club decided not TO Join. A permanent
club trophy will take the form OF large
silver cup upon which names OF winning
teams viii BE- inscribed.
The putting tea Friday on the clock
golf green IN Maplcwood Gardens was
an event OF the week. Prizes were taken
by Miss II. Il. Brigham OF Brookline
and c. w Meyer OF New York.
~ william w. Iawton and his family
have arrived from Havana for the sea-
son.
/. New York arrivals here this week In
elude Mr.. and Mrs. IL. G. Horton. MIR.
and Mrs. Hoyt Moore and Miss Dorothy
Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoyns,
Miss Lucille Hoyns and Miss Berrian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Marks and Miss
Helen Marks Mr.. and Mrs. @. T. Dun