New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Season of Colors
Adds TO Lure OF
White Mountain,
Golf, Motoring and Hikiny
Among Entertainments Of
Late Season Visitors as
Tourists Flock 10 Hotel.
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/ WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. r., ssm
So.--The Whits Mountains are en;oyi.s
! a brilliant autumn season, as N,
weather Is Of GUNNER warmth, ard onyv
this week haze the hillsides taken on
their vivid autumn coiorinss, 20 that
the forest trails are carp.ted viii
crimson and gold. Goif, motoring and
mountain climbing are entertaining
late season visitors. and riss OF NOR.
than forty degrees in the tenaperaturs
IN midwcea made tae outdoor life par
Z ticularly enjoyable.
The Mount Washington EoteI a,
Breton Woods has had an unusually
interesting autumn season and no end
OF tourists are spending the last days
Of the month here. The hotel closes
October 3 and tourists Will go on 70
some of the other White Mountais
autumn resorts, many Of which re,
main open during the winter FOR wiz
ter sports.
Mrs. Henry s. Redmond, who h.
spent tne entire Summer at the Noun
Washington Hotel, has started for Msv
York by automo obilc.
Canon MeGrath dictates at the !ap
service of the sesson in the Chprcs
CT the TRANSFORMATION. Mrs. ]. BIsks
White, O. Sew York, has decorated ths
altar here beautifully during the sun.
n1er season.
Prominent arrivals Of the weak a.
the Mount Washington Hotel inciude
Mr. and Mrs. THEODORE Bcnedlek, M,
and Mrs. Robert K. LzsdIsw. Mi. snd
Mrs. Louis Smythe, Mr.. and Mrs. 3
Souto, Ar. and Mrs. Alfred n.
Snedeker. Miss Fl. de Guise Clark and
Miss Annie Clarlzscn, al OF New YorL.
Crawford Notch
Mr. Thomas II. Thompson and n,
W. MunToc Hill entertained a party
Of friends a. motor "trip and luncheog
st the Lake T2rleton Club. where they
motored from the Crawford House, o.
Thursday. They gave 6 farewell sup
per dance az the Cave Grill On Satui-
day evening, motoring their party to
Breton Woods.
Mr.. Z. Souto has left here 70 spend
the remainder of the season at the
Mount Washington Hotel, whern Mr.,
Souto has joined nina.
Many parties arc availinr themselves
Of the opportunity of seeing Crawford
Notch in It's gorgeous autumn coioriry
by making the ascent on burro back Of
Mount Willard from the Crawford
House. whence a wonderful panorama
is optzined.
In White6efd's Hills
Whitsfsld, whose autumn season al
the Mountain View House extends 10
October Is. is welcoming many i1,por-
tano guests. Motoring there from Wes.
ton, Mass, this week have been Mr.
and Mrs. Owen B. Howe, Mr. and Mn.
Louis 3. Wellington and Mr. and Mrs
Francis e. Sears. all of Weston, Mas
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wainwright and Ill.,
and Mrs.. Henry Hornblowes, OF Boz
tor, viii spend gone time at tie Moui-
tain View.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman, d
Washington, who have visited tk.
Mountain View often during the ses.
son, ara closing their camp as Lsks
Christine at the Percy Summer Club
ard al returning with their guests 70
Washington.
Mrs: Augusta 3. Greene and Mis-
!!&ne Hrrtson, Of New York. are spend.
ing tho autumn season at the Mountaia
View. Miss A. 3. Shattuck. Of Nss
torl:, gave luncheon party in Co..-
brook at Polly's Place on Monday.
The Sinclair House at Bethlehem en.
tsrctained . large party from New YorE
this week, motoring there TO see the
autumn foliage. Mrs. s. a. Swigess
EllI e!ose Sinclair Lodge aad raturn. to
Hew York, and later 20 Aiken, 5. c.
The Profile House and the Waum.
beE as Jefferson have closed and ths I
cottagers havs returned 10 town. Mvs 4
Alge1non Sidney Jarvis leaving csrly
in ordeH 10 SSH fcr Europe.
-hr. ard Mrs. George Sastarthwsits,
Of P,hiladclpAia, have left The BaIssrs
for hcnc.
~. and hrs. j. +. Laanin eres=s.i
She iInosr lavish hospitality ever kroEn
IN the White. Iountaina 70 500 neg
beTs % the Kew Hampsh!rs State apa
Ne% England Hotel associations ea 1
Wednesday Il Friday CT last week.