The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
MANY Parties Are Given by
White Mountains Cottagers
Opening of Hunting Season Will Attract Many Sports
men-Autumn Golf Popuar-Hotes Will
4 Remain Open Until Well Into Season

Cowies. and Mr.. and Mrs. b. Souto OF
New York are paying their regular
autumn visit. Miss Julia ID. Lee OF
Germantown, Pa. is .ne guest of her
aunt Miss S. r. McCalla of Philadel-
phia. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il Ormsbee. Miss
Elsie Ormsbee and Mrs. II. r. Moller
are old New York guess returning, and
Mr.. and Mrs John Dodsworth of New
York. Mr.. Joseph w. f5orham and Mr..
Edward W. Gorham Of Brooklyn are
spending several days here.
Gives Costume Party.
Mrs. Arthur Butler Twombly of the
Profile gave delightfSl Colonial cos
tune party for some OF the younger
married set at the Profile House on sat
urday evening, asking them to dinner
at the cottage and taking them to the
hotel for dancing in the ballroom late
on. The guests included Mr.. Robert
Batcheiler of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Day and Mr.. and Mrs. r. |.
Neithercut of Bridgeport Conn., Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Cornell. Mr.. and Mrs
Irwin III. Cornell, Mr.. and Mrs w. 3.
Symmes. Jr., Mr.. and Ms. Henry F'leit-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Berre II, Evans, al!
of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry F1eitmar of
Greenwich are with Mrs. Ewald Fleit-
man at her cottage.
The Rev. DR.. Petite OF New York,
prominent settlement worker. who Is
spending his holidays in the White
Mountains officiated at he morning SER
vices at the Profile House last Sunday.
Miss Nina Rhoades. Mrs. Frederick
Wendell jackson, Mrs. Charles Stewart
Smith and Mrs. Arthur r. Twombly are
among those motoring 70 the Mountain
View at Whitehead and Pecketts on
Sugar Fill for tea during the week. MT.
and Mrs. ]. Henry Sta1ts are guests OF
Mr.. Henry X. McHarg a, Trealone.
DR.. Eleanor Campbell of New York
made the trip to Lonesome Lake Camp
this week from the Profile. where she
is spending the season.
Mrs. Henry K. McHarg has returned
TO her home on Strawberry Hill. STAN
ford. Conn.
At Sugar Hill.
The autumn season at Sugar Hill Is
proving a delightful one. with mucn
exchange of luncheons. bridge parties
and teas among the cottagers and much
activity In sports and dancing parties
at the Sunset Hill. Look Off. Pockets
and other hotels.
Arrivals at the Sunset Hill House In
clude Mrs. w. Johnson. Mr.. Robert
Magert. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Leuvell Ford,
Mr. Alfred Marshall, Mr.. John jay Van
Setback. Mrs. David Van Setback. Mrs.
Edwin b. Holden, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Holden and Mr.. w. S. Stone. all Of New
York
Miss Isabel Edgar and Mrs. Jane Ed
gar Heaton of New York arrived this
week from Newport, r. l., to spend the
remainder OF the season at the Noun
tain View. Other arrivals included Mr..
and Mrs Albert Calder I'd of Provi-
dence. who have been spending few
days at jefferson: Mr.. and Mrs. J. $.
Russell and family of Brooklyn, Mr..
and Mrs. F. f. Leaycraft and Mr.. j. w.
Leaycraft OF South Nyack. Mr.. william
L. Juhring, who motored here from
Brooklyn to Join his family: Mr.. Will
lam T. Innes, Miss e. r. Innes, Messrs
t. L. and r. I. Carter of New York,
Mr. and Mrs w NJ. Leffingwell of Wat
kins Glen. Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Morgan.
Mrs. William c. Pearson and Miss
Madeleine Pearson of New York. Miss
Madeleine Pearson is TO visit the Victor
Kauffmanns at Camp Percy. Percy.
N. II.
A crowd OF young people from Camp
Percy motored to the Mountain View
House Saturday evening for supper and
dancing. including Miss Dorothy Adams
Dunn. Mr. Wadsworth Dunn, MIR. Henry
L. Dunn, Jr.. Miss Miriam Platt. Miss
Jean Pearson, Miss Winifred Scott Walz
and Mr. Karl whitcomb.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. B. Crosby OF New
London and Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Jones
OF Danbury have arrived at the Noun
tain View for September.
Arrivals this week at the Mountain
View include Mr. and Mrs. Fred p.
Hazard and Miss Eleanor p. Hay
ward of waban, Mr.. and Mrs J. B.
Studley, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Richard
son Of Newton Highlands. DIR. and Mrs.
A. II. Hodsdon OF Dedham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston II, Hood OF Fall River,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Colman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Bush of Providence.
r.. !.