The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Mountain Climbs Popular
With IntervaIe Visitors

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
INTERvALE, n. H., Aug. 5.-The In
tervale House at Intervale had among
arrivals this week B. j. Popp. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Robinson, Alfred L. Bennett.
Bernard Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
NJ. Spooner of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. n. Spooner of Brooklyn, Mrs. r.. C.
Townsend of oyster Bay. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Woolston of Brooklyn. Mrs.
Kathleen Cowes OF Westfeld, N j.,
and Miss Marguerite Burnett of Staten
Island.
Miss Katharine j. Brigham of White
Plains at Elmwood Inn and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Taylor of New York at the
Bellevue are late Intervale arrivals.
The Presidential Inn at Conway fea-
lures mountain climbing and two large
parties of sojourners there climbed
Moat Mountain and Mount Kearsarge
this week.
E. w. Davis and Miss Florence Davis
of New York with Mr. and Mrs. O. G.
Burbeck and Miss Dorothy Remy of
East Orange are at Presidential Inn.
Miss Elizabeth Ely of Greenwich and
Camps at Wonalancet from Sugar Hill.
There also are Miss Helen Clark of
New York and the Misses Elsa and
Constantine Behr of Brooklyn. members
of the Appalachian Mountain Club. who
are there to climb the peaks of the
Sandwich Range.
Arthur Walden OF Wonalancet Farm
attended the opening Of Goodwin's Log
Cabin at Bethlehem this week and gave
talk upon winter sports in the White
Mountains. for which an intensive cam
paign is being waged this summer.
An enthusiastic pedestrian at Fab
yan's Is Mr.. T. Irie, secretary of the
japanese Financial Commission. who is
spending August here.
Miss Daisy Lane has arrived here to
Join her aunt, Mrs. o. G.. Barron, and
remain through the season. Later on
she will stage some vaudeville shows
here in which the local talent will aid, for
the benefit OF the Fabyan library and
other charities.
New York arrivals here include Mrs.
]. Backer. Arthur and Ruth Backer.
Mrs. Joseph RosenthaI and Miss Alma
Rosenthal, Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ID. Goodwin. Mrs.
Henry w. Kane and Frank Becker.
A children's clock golf tournament
was held at the Twin this week at
which many entries were received. Mr..
Harry Il. Barron gave prizes for the
event. Swimming contests and water
sports are also scheduled for the COM
ing week, and several putting matches
with tea afterward at the V. and g.
Tea House.
Launceiot Cressey Servos. late OF the
Canadian army, after spending few
days here and breaking his own golf
record, established here In 1909 with a
72 par, has gone to spend few days
at the Fabyan House.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. Frauenthal motored
here from New York, also Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Neadle and Leo Neadle. Miss Bea-
trice Sawmelle. who joins Mrs. Tanner
of New York Mrs. Marcus Lowenstein
and Miss II. Lucks, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
J. Nathan. Mrs. II. S. Hendricks, here
en- route to Bridgeton. Me-. Miss Carol
Goldberg, Mrs. Isaac J. Cohen and Miss
Helen Cohen. Henry l.. Wasserman.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mintz, Mrs. II. J. Levy.
Mrs. J. ID. Goldberg. Mrs. Benjamin
Robbins. Mrs. SARAH Potruck. Frances
G. Chelemis and Miss jeanette Robbins.
all OF New York.
The Look Off at Sugar Hill has
among late arrivals Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward l.. Thalman OF Ardsley. Mrs. John
r. Burton OF Kew Gardens and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury of New York.
Miss Margaret Harris of Rochester
won the prize In the putting tourna-
ment held there on Saturday.
Mrs Rufus ". Gibbs of Baltimore
will open their bungalow near the Sun
set Hill this week for the season.