The New York herald., 1922-09-17

their August congestion, ana Amos I,
Hawley. purchasing agent for the New
York Stock Exchange. Is at the Mount
Washington. with William NJ. Neyins
OF Springfield for two weeks. Many
others arrived this week.
Spending September here are Mr. and
Mrs. Robert l. jerks OF New York. who
have been with her father, John s. Run
nels, at Chocorua during the summer,
and VIII remain here until October /.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Duffy Of New York
are here for their annual visit. Mr.
Duffy is the personal representative Of
the Princess Faucigny Lucinge. princi-
pal owner OF the Breton Woods estate.
Also paying their annual visit here are
l.. c. Haines, treasurer Of the Florida
East Coast Railway, and his sister. Miss
NJ c. Haines, OF Now York.
Spending two weeks at the Mount
Washington are Mr.. and Mrs. Minturn
Post Collins, NJ. p. Collins, Jr., and Miss
Julia Collins and William Bradley OF
New York. who arrived from Dixville
Notch. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd s. Corbin
are here for an indefinite stay, accom-
panied by Miss z. Stewart OF st. Louis.
Mrs. ID. Il. Woodruff, Daniel f. Wood
hull, Jr., and Miss Sylvia Altman, the
latter of London, England, are here for
a few days from New York, and Mrs. w.
Edwin Sharp and Mrs. Jay ii. Carlisle
motored here to spend few days. s.
V. Bogcrt OF Garden City and w. J..
Anderson of Brooklyn are here for
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Beverly A. Norris Of
New York are here for their usual au.
tumn visit and Miss Margaret l.. Bray
ton and Mrs. Andrew Fl. Gardner Of
% pttrAv~ hA~ %Nw. ,1
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Branson and Mrs
r. w. Bronson Of Yonkers Mr. and Mrs.
Z. II. Smead Of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Van Etten. Mrs. George IL.
Coutts, Mabel and Francis Coutts. and
Miss Mabel Mason Of Brooklyn are at
the Mount Washington Hotel.
/ Miss Jane Boland Sutherland and Miss
Mary Sutherland OF New York are at
the Mount Pleasant. where Mr.. John
r. Townsend will end the season
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Henrichs, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Shorey. DR.. and Mrs
John J. White, Miss Zorah White and
John ]. White. Jr, Of New York, and
Mrs. Leonfe Reiners. Thomas v. Rein
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Seddon ard
Miss Muriei c. Seddon OF Brooklyn are
| among late arrivals at the Mount
Pleasant Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Twomey Of New Rochelle will remain
there until the close Of the hotel. James
w. Wilson OF Newport, r. l.. Is also at
the Mount Pleasant.
Arrivals at the Mount Washington in
clude Mrs. J. Alexander and Jack Alex
ander Of New York. b. K Rose Of
Lawrence. l.. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Y. Crafts and Miss Bremner Craft OF
Brooklyn. Miss Jane Randolph and Mr..
and Mrs. William Johnson OF Hacken-
sack and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Bright
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Brandon and party
are there from New York and W. B.
Jenkins from Larchmont.
Mrs, Rudolph Friml OF New York is
spending a month at the Mount Wash
ington Hotel.
The season at the Profile House will
extend until September 2s, after which
several members Of the colony will spend
October at the Forest Hin Hotel, in
Franconia. which is affiliated with Pro-
file House, and will remain open through
the month.
Arriving here this week en- route from
Poland Spring, Me-. to New York were
DIR. and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler
and Miss Sara Schuyler Butler Of New
York.
Mrs Theodore Cuyler Patterson of
Philadelphia Is the guest Of Mrs. Bray
ton Ives of New York at her cottage
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pier and their three
| children spent the day here with Benson
Bennett Sloan of New York this week.
Mrs Eben Stevens of New York Is
| spending thr month here with friends
| Mr.. and Mrs Irwin III. Cornell and
Milton NJ. Cornell have returned to New
York. Miss Arven Cornell will enter
Vassar this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B.sSymmes. Jr..
and their family. who have spent the
summer here. left on Tuesday for New
York. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Caesar
also started this week for New York.
Miss Nine Rhoades gave a luncheon
at the Mount Washington at Breton
| Woods for her guests, Mrs. w. T. Cross
and Miss r. NJ. Child of Montclair N. J.
T. Carlyle Jones was here en- route to
the Crawford House, and other late ar
rivals are Miss Julia Bogert OF Brooklyn
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Diamond. Joseph
Diamond, Arthur Marica. Mr.. and Mrs.
\ y. NJ T. Murphy and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
p. Murray OF New York
| Lonesome Lake has more visitors than
ever, as II is a delightful climb up the
\ slopes of Cannon Mountain from the hotel
II Is estimated that between $4,000 and
100. 900 people visited the Fumc this
season, MS this Is the most accessible OF
White Mountain beauty spots and the
most picturesque. Many are motoring
through Profile an r0ufa fo not Rivar