The New York herald., 1922-08-27

White Mountains Open Golf
Tourney Attracts Big Entry
Combiped With Exhibition by Hagen and Krkwood
1t Makes That Game Chief Attraction at New Hamp-
shire Hill Resorts-Arrivals at Various Hotels.

Mountain View pergola at Whitefield or
Peckett's at Sugar HILL
Miss Nora Caroe OF New York is the
guest OF Mrs. Walter H. Lippincott at
her cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin l.. Gunther of
New York motored here from the Mount
\ Washington Hotel to spend the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles May Oelrichs
who are remaining here indefinitely.
| The weekly golf tournament was won
\ by Mr.. and Mrs. Valley OF Orange, ". j.,
prizes being given by Frank G. Oster-
| hout OF New York. In tombstone tour
nament here on Tuesday. r. s. Farr of
4 New York and Miss Elizabeth Foster of
1 Plainfeld. N. j.. were winners. prizes for
| this being given by c. H. Colket of New
York. In the sweepstakes tournament
three Waumbek golfers tied, Messrs. c.
| B. Dunning b. Sterling Bottme and w.
Quinlan Of Cleveland. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Ward, Miss Carol
May Ward and Master William Ward Of
/ New York have joined William L. Ward
4 at his cottage. Mountain View.
Arrivals at the Waumbek this week
include Carleton B. Riker. Il. G. Ken
nedy. o. p. McComas. Robert Heyl, ]. c.
| Halliday, and Palmer Black Of New
| York
Charles L. Nichols OF Brooklyn has
been joined here by Henry Nichols and
! Miss E. Dorrance Nichols of Brooklyn
for the remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer NJ. Burden, Mrs.
f. II. Reed. Kenneth l.. Reed. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. NJ. Copeland, Miss Alice III.
! Marsland. G. W. Lewis. DR.. c. 1. Nc
CURE. Mrs. Z. Fl. Hartman, Miss Jane
and Mr.. John Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis c.
Raegener, Jr, Mrs. S. G. Barker, Wilber-
force Sully, Jr.. Martin J. Quinn, Jr., and
! Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Pollock, all of New
York. are at the Waumbek.
The younger set at the Profile is in
terested actively in sports, particularly
in tennis. and at the juvenile tennis
tournament held here. with players from
6 to IS years, Henry Sanford, Jr., Of
New York won the boys prize and Miss
Bessie Benjamin Of New York took the
girls.
committee accepting contributions
for the benefit of the Littleton Hospital
includes Mesdames Moses Hopkins,
Henry X McHarg, S. J. Penniman, d. C.
| Riker, T.. w Bliss, Algernon S. Jarvis,
Arthur b. Twombly, James r. Jesup.
James J. Goodwin Charles Stewart
Smith and Miss Nina Rhoades. all of
New York.
Arrivals mt Profile.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Symmes, Jr.. Of
New York have arrived at their Profile
cottage for the rest of the season.
Mrs. Moses Hopkins is entertaining at
her cottage here Miss Fanny L. Benedict
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Marvin Of New
York
! Mr. and Mrs. II. Ray Paige of New
York, who have been members Of the
cottage colony here in past seasons, have
returned for the rest of the season.
| Mr.. and Mrs ]. B. Hoyt, Jr., Of New
| York are here for long stay. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Purcell Mellow mo-
tored here this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benson Bennett Sloan OF New
York are here to remain some time. as
are the Misses Jane and Cornelia Ander-
son OF New York.
Miss Beatrice Alsop, who Joined her
mother; Mr. and Mrs. w. Johnson Quinn,
Edward Davol, Samuel Trexler, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Murran, Frederick s.. Jackson,
Frank Bibb, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rusch
Beatrice j. Curran. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Lord, Miss Ann Duffy and Mr.. and Mrs.
| William G. Green are late New York ar
rivals here.
The Look OFF at Sugar Hill realized
over s1O0 for the benefit of the Dow
Academy gymnasium. This hotel has
two golf tournaments in progress Tor
men and women this week.
/ At Peckett's. on Sugar Hill, this week
are the Misses Florence and Edith
| Baker, George f. Baker Sd and their
baby brother. Master Grenville Kane
Baker. who. with them. has come from
4 Locust Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mansfield. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Sturtevant and Mrs c.
S. Sturtevant of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Macfarlan of Atlantic
Highlands, n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. j. V.
Starkweather of Providence. r. l., and
Mrs. Floyd Coffin OF Englewood. MI.
arr late arrivals at the resort
Many members of the colony motored
TO Whitefield Thursday for the field
day there in aid of wounded and dis
abled soldiers OF the world war. The
affair was arranged to suit all tastes,
with golf tournaments, obstacle putting
matches, tables on the lawn for bridge
and afternoon tea served TO follow ali
these attractions, with charge or en-
try fee for each. A large sum was
raised for the charity.
Robert Henderson of New York won
the golf tournament at the Mountain
View on Saturday and Admiral Mead,
| III. S. N, Of Wayne, Pa, was runner
I'M Mrs Malcolm Jenney or Boston
and Mrs. BENJAMIN McGucken OF Baby
ion. L. L., won the ladies' event tnat
day.
Dean Dana Of Yonkers has Joined his
uncle. Pierre Smith. Mt the Mountain
View Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith ana
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Clucker OF Flushing
are here for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Burroughs or
New York, DR.. and Mrs. g. IL Cnesboro
az Providence and Mr.. and Mrs. p. X.
HaInes and Mr. and Mrs. w. N. II.
James OF Boston. who are at Breton
Woods. notored here TO spend the day,
lunch and play golf on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lawrence Phillips
arrived from New York to spend the
remainder OF the season, and NJ !.
I,ockeman and John b. Lockeman OF
New York have Joined Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Tierre Smith here.
Mrs. A. j. Sexton of the Hotel Plaza.
with her granddaughter, Miss Mary
4 Juliet Williams, has arrived from New
/ York for the remainder Of the season.
Golf at bethlehem.
| All golf enthusiasts were on hand to-
\ day at the Bethlehem Golf and Tennis
club, where the two greatest exhibition
/ matches OF the season were played be-
| tween Walter Hagen, open British cham
pion. and Joe Krkweod, open Australian
I champion, meeting ID. II. Miner OF
I Maplewood Club and Peter OHara OF