The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Midsummer Activities
in the White Mountains
Benefit Play at Litteton for Hospital-Golfers Att
tracted by Match of British Professionals at Maple
wood Club-Many Arrivals at All Resorts

MJ July 29.-The White Noun
tains resorts s-s awakening
to their midseason activities. and it is
a common sight to see boys and girls
from their summer camps in khaki.
MILDLY blouse and Indian squaw effects
of costume and headdress, carrying
alpenstocks and with packs of blankets
upon their backs for camping in the
open. They include visits to Mount
Washington, Mount Willard, the FTume
and other scenic spots in their timer
aries. Many hike with their council
ors through the most beautiful parts
of the hills.
The informal events of July will give
way during the coming weeks to the
more elaborate entertaining Of August,
and In several of the resorts the revival
OF the cotillion will please the dancers,
who find nothing else quite so interest
ing as dancing parties.
The annual bazaar for the benefit OF
the Littleton Hospital, held at Littleton
on August IT. will feature the "Frolics
OF 1922" with cast of 100. staged by
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Philbrook. The
White Mountain colony support this hos
pital literally and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
W. Ivie of New York raised money last
season at Bethlehem at a lawn fete for
the purchase of new ambulance.
More than two hundred people are ex-
pected on August at the Mount WASH
ington Hotel, and the Mount Pleasant
House is gradually flling with perma-
nent guests. The tea and supper dances
at the Cave Grill and Foret de Danse
have attracted many young people from
this and other resorts and the opening on
Wednesday night was a smart affair.
Trap shooting has had a little lull, but
will be revived on the arrival here OF
Mr.. Henry T.. yogeI of New York and
other well known shots. Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons will find those
interested in this sport at the Gun Club.
Golf on the two Breton Woods
courses is the principal diversion here
and well known golfers arriving this
week were Messrs. E. r. and w. d.
Campbell OF New York, /. w. johnson
of Spuyten Duyvil and H. B. Tyson and
H. D. Reese of Philadelphia
Robert w. Day of Springfield, Mass.
has arrived for the season and Is start
ing his annual fishing trips here.
Bowling at the Mount Pleasant alleys
~
guests, which includes Miss Margaret
and Master Tom Twomey of New York.
Arrivals at the Mount Pleasant this
week included ]. j. Jordan and H. N.
Magic, Harold Ray, s. r. Russell, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Z. Chadwickson and Mr.. and
Mrs J. w. Stanley.
At the Mount Washington are Mr.. ana
Mrs. Alfred c. Bedford and Clarke Bed
ford, Mrs. James z. Landy, j. B. Lough-
lin. Mrs. Samuel d. brewster and War
ren Brewster, Mrs. James II. Ottley. Mr
and Mrs. James II. Schoonmaker, Mr.
and Mrs. John p. Zerega, Donald J.
Nightingale, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley l.
Richter. Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Fessenden
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence f. Abbott and
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin l.. Gunther. Mr
and Mrs. Herbert C. Sierck and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander J. Fraser, Mr.. and Mrs
M. J. O'Neiil. J. B. Schlosser, Lawrence
Leeds and J. ]. Phelan, all OF New YORK
Tennis Tournament.
The seventeenth annual tennis tour
nament for the White Mountain cham
pionship and New Hampshire state
championship started on Monday witt
uJward OF forty entries. Gov. H. 0
Brown of New Hampshire with the
Secretary of State. members OF his coun
ell and commissioners and their wives
spent the night here. They arrived
Monday in time to watch some OF the
matches in singles.
Several well known metropolitsI
PLAYERS are competing. among thov'
from New York being A. III. Brawner
Jr.. and Harry Brawner. Maskell E
Fox and Frederick Fox. J. w. Merse
reau and w. b. Cragin. Jr. The Hoi
brook cup. presented by F. w. Wiltshire
In honor Of Frederic Holbrook. frs
president of the Crawford Golf Club
will also be competed for shortly.
Much informal entertaining In thu
Notch Canteen, with supper parties fol
lowing the dancing. has been In order
sny many visitors have enjoyed thu
unique trip to the summit OF Noun
Willard in the mountain wagons or OF
burro back.
Arrivals from New York and vicinlt,
this week at the Crawford have included
MIR. and Mrs. r. p. Roberts. Mrs. Ed
ward Dodge and Miss Miriam Harri
man, who have come there for the sum
mer from Long Island; Mr.. and Mrs
Poston Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. .
Zinsser, who motored from Hastings
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Clinton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Dupignac of Mount Kisco
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Schmidt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Brawner. Jr.. A H. Braw
ner. motoring from New York: Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. A. Parke of Irvington. Mr.. ant
Mrs. r. c. Turner op White Plains. ant
C. r. Kilbourne and Mrs Ada Marsi
OF New York
subscription for the support of tn
baseball team has been started hero bJ
guests of the Crawford House.
Mrs. Frederick r. Thompson and Mrs
Eleanor Ashby of New York. witt
Thomas Thompson OF Boston. motore<
10 Polly's Place at Colebrook, to spens
the day on Friday.
from Hartford, will later be Joined By
her son. c. Allan Gilbert of New York
bethlehem Activities.
Bethlehem's weekly sports program
includes medal play handicap for {
cup presented by Bethmer Inn, and
four ball match versus bogey. which
will be played to-day for prizes giver
by Turner's Tavern, Strawberry Hi
House and the club. Tea and dancing
will follow this event at the clubhouse.
A tennis tournament Is scheduled fo'
August 8, 4 and s. with mems singles
and doubles for club medals. The oldel
men of the west end take much interes
in rogue and play constantly on th'
courts at the Highland House.
The Sinclair's Saturday evening hol
attracted many this week. New Yorker'
there are william r. Gordon. Georg'
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Feiber
Thomas w. Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. w
p. Mahoney and Miss Mahoney ant
William Lennon
The cottages are fast filling and th'
first of August will fnd the colony com
piete.