The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Bethlehem and the
Nearby Towns Are
Remaining Active
Golfers Predominate In Arriv-
ais, But Other Mountain
Sports Have Devotees.

hill course, is the autumn Mecca toward
which many golfers set their faces this
month. The Bethlehem Golf and Tennis
Club restricted its patronage and there
is consequently no course congestion.
Bethlehem is still affording relief to
many sufferers from hay fever, who
come from far and near. and its cottage
colony is still nearly intact. although the
usual exodus of summer visitors from
the hotels has begun.
The Sinclair House remains open until
October /. as do the Hillside and Gem
trail. Columbia and Strawberry Hill, AL
pine and Highland Maplehurst. Rey-
nolds. Colby Inn and Turner's Tavern.
The Upland Terrace closes September
25 after a successful season. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl perr Biggers and their son.
who spent the season there. have re-
turned to New York.
Arrivals at the Sinclair this week from
New York and vicinity include Mr.. and
Mrs. v. v. Beard, Mr.. and Mrs g. A.
Beard, Miss Anita Gomez. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. NJ Gillespie, Mr.. and Mrs. M M.
Brill. Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Brown.
Mrs. ]. G. Minor. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
MacNair, Or and Mrs. C. w. Phelps,
Edgar r. Frank. DIR. r. =. Farmer.
Louis Morton. Charles w. Winter and
Mrs. Lea Benjamin.
Mrs. r. A. Swigert Of New York and
Aiken, S. c.. is still at Sinclair Lodge
and will remain until the hotel closes.
The children Of Bethlehem are present.
ing an operetta, THE Pixies Triumph"
at the Town Hall this week Thursday
for the benefit OF the Home for the Aged
at Woodsville. The cottage colony Is
lending liberal support, as this is
popular White Mountain charity.
At the Columbia are Miss Adeline V.
Brandt of New York, E. M. Hitchner or
Woodstown. N. j.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Schalz Of Hampstead, l.. l.
At Upland Terrace are T.. w. GOOD
man and Miss Katharine Goodman OF
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Schuster
of New York and Mrs. M. G. Hauser and
Mrs. l.. p. Coleman Of Brooklyn.
At Crawford Notch.
The autumn season at Crawford Notch
is more than usually interesting, ana
many arrivals from New York are
noted. while the permanent colony this
month includes Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hilton
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Cald-
well Mr.. and Mrs Louis M. Greer, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick r. Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Eugene Troth and many
other New Workers..
Granville Il. Dickey OF the CRAWFORD
House walked away with many OF the
prizes at the water carnival on Pro1iie
Lake at the Profile House last Monday,
where he went to compete with other
well known intercollegiate swimming
stars. The recent hot weather has made
swimming one OF the most popular
sports at the Crawford House.
Mr.. Robert Hills ended the fishing
season here by catching the record RAIN
bow trout of the season. weighing be-
tween two and three pounds. In the
Ammoosuc River.
Frederick Everett Thompson OF New
York has motored here to spend the re-
mainder of the month with Mrs. Thomp-
son at the Crawford House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Guiterman spent
few days at the Crawford on their
tour Of the mountains by automobile.
tague of New York have Joined their
family at the Crawford House for the
remainder of the month. DR.. and Mrs.
Frederick T. Lau of Bronxville and Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Knowles have arrived
at the Crawford and will proceed to
the North country. Also arriving this
week for the rest of the season were
Mrs. Perit Dulles and Misses Harriet
and Sophie Dulles of Philadelphia, Mrs.
J. G. Waldron and w. ID. Waldron. from
New York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester 5.
Kingman, Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Gravenhorst and
Gordon and Everett Gravenhorst of
Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Henry Saxton and
Miss Olive Saxton OF Norwich. Conn,
were at the Crawford where Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Gillls Todd arrived this week
from the New Hampshire coast for the
late season.
Arrivals mt Jefferson.
Mrs. Howard Coonley of Boston, for
merly OF Chicago, Is at the Waumbek
In Jefferson for her usual stay. and with
her are Mrs. Thomas Nickerson and Mr..
Il. B. Taylor of New York and Master
Howard Coonley, Jr.. OF Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Dunning and
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Giger OF Pater-
son. NJ j.. are the guests at the Waum-
bek Of Mrs. George b. Dunning. who has
spent the entire season there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly A. Norris OF
New York, who made short stay at the
Mount washington at Breton Woods
have come here TO join friends and re-
main until the end of the season.
Mr.. E. f. Pollock OF New York Is the
guest here OF Mr.. Samuel Taylor for a
few days and Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Little
field are here from Boston for the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Hoops and fam
ily have arrived here from New York
for the balance of the month and Mr..
and Mrs. John b. Maineli OF New York
will remain until Sept. rs. 1t is possi-
BILE that the Waumbek may remain open
until Oct. /. as many are visiting Jeffer-
son and the weather has been unusually
propitious for golf
Mr.. Thomas Il. Greacen OF New York
has arrived to spend the remainder OF
the season here with Mrs. Greacen. Mr.
and Mrs. III. w. Aibro and Mrs. J. r.
Paul have arrived hero from Bronx
willie to spend the month. Also here are
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Burdett of Scars
dale and Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Macdonald
OF Chelmsford. Mass