The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10

and there is much interchange of
Visits between the Massachusetts and
New Hampshire hill towns. with the
usual stops between at Manchester, VT,
or Lake Sunapee, N. H., en- route, as
mo one cares to take anything but
leisurely motor Journeys these days,
when the country Is 50 lovely and the
first tang Of autumn in the air keeps
pace with the reddening Of the autumn
leaves down the hills and wales.
: Hunting for birds opens October /
in New Hampshire; on the 18th the
deer season opens. Many deer have
been seen during the summer all along
the White Mountain highways-so
tame In protected seasons and SO wary
Tin fall. The golf courses of the White
Mountains attract many here In Sep
TENDER.
q Following the gayety Of August. the
more informal life of the autumn has
its appeal and no end of house parties
are being given in the various cottage
colonies The Mount Washington Hotel
at Breton Woods remains open until
well into October. as does the Crawford
House. The Balsams ut Dixville Notch
and the Mountain View at WHITEHEAD,
the Waumbek at Jefferson and the Sun
set Hill at Sugar Hill Will remain open
until October Is, as will Gray's Inn,
the Bellevue at Intervale, the Elm Tree
Inn and Polly s Place at Colebrook open
auntil late October, Peckett's at Sugar
Fiji. the Randall at North Conway,
Presidential Inn at Conway. and many
sosher inns being open all winter. The
rChocorua Inn Is another late autumn re-
sort as is Ferncroft at Wonalancet. and
the Alpine and Turner's Tavern at Beth
siehem are available for late autumn
twists. The plans for winter carnivals
and holiday openings in the White
Mountains are growing apace and this
/. week $50 members OF the Field and For
) est Club meet at the Iron Mountain
House at Jackson.
Much informal entertaining Is the
rule at the Mount Washington and
Mount Pleasant and horseback riding
: has taken a decided impetus during the
last few days, while golf and tennis
!. have many devotees and the two weekly
trap shooting events at the Breton
Woods Gun Club also cali out enthus-
y lasts
:, With q jazz band to furnish music
for tea and supper dances the Cave
: grill and the Foret de Danse are at
tracing throngs of young people from
all parts OF the White Mountains and
many gay dinner and supper dances
!. have been given there during the past
week, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Gano, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Fl. II. James. Mr. and Mrs.
W. Fl. Birch and others entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N Conyngham who
have left for Wilkes Barre, Pa were
the hosts at a large clam bake before
: their departure. This was one of the
most unique events OF the season
Mrs. GeorgegB. Baldwin gave a bridge
and tea for forty members of the Bret
ton Woods whitefeid and Crawford
house colonies on Friday. before starting
for Briarclin Manor. where she will be
few days before going on to Atlantic
4 City.
= Mr. John r. Townsend OF New York
: is spending the season at the Mount
; Pleasant House until he leaves for the
.sCanadians race meets and hunt club
events at Montreal and Ottawa
& Arrivals Of the week at the Mount
Pleasant include Mr.. and Mrs. Mount
fort Mills, en- route to Maine from JEFF
sferson; Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Rocker and
: son, Mrs. James Barrett and Miss l..
.tP. Barrett. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Starke,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Richardson Mr..
? and Mrs. Harold T. Hart. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nv. r. Fink and Mrs Harry NJ. Patch.
all of New York
= Nj. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Johnson motored
Shere from Spuyten Duyvil to join Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac r. Johnson Arriving
Mt the Mount Washington from Spring
Lake, N. J., were Miss Randolph Miss
Jane Randolph and Miss Hixon OF
= Short Hills. n. j.. who came from
> Spring Lake to spend the autumn
season.
: At the Mount Washington.
+. Arrivals at the Mount washington
sinclude Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cochran
! of San Juan. Porto Rico; Frank
= Schoonmaker. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland
y w. Croft. from their summer home at
. Greenwich, Conn; Mr. II. c. Smyth.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Sells, Mr.. and Mrs
/. e. T. Nichols, Miss Mary Curtis, Miss
: Florence Riley and Miss Ida zahn, Mr..
! and Mrs. w. s. Burrows. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Williams. Mrs. ID. NJ. Plat, J. E.
\ Shrady and Charles Fuller. all OF New
/. York.
\ Tho Breton Woods Choir BOYS APP
+ peared on Tuesday evening at the
I Mountain View House at whitehed.
(. M. X. Shimidzu. the japanese ten
mis- star. Is spending some time at the
! Mount Washington with friends and
: pthNinb uAlly on their courts. The can
vas rooted tennis courts below the
hotel over stream. afford good
practice place In Indictment weather.
II The Crawford House has been active
and finds time for charity as well as
many private entertainments Mrs
Z William A. Barron. who headed the
committee for the charity bridge party.
announced receipts OF $3.50 for the
Orphans Home. a New Hampshire State
: charity for which field day was also
given at the Crawford House on Satur-
day. Mines. Frederick r.. Thompson.
James n. Caldwell and Louis M. Greer
(, OF New York having the affair in
charge. a putting party on the lawn
was the principal attraction. tea being
served afterward. and a generous sum
was collected. TO add to the other
amount.
Mrs Frank vose and Mrs Harry
/. Wood entertained at one Of the largest
Z card parties or the season at the Craw-
-ord, and they with several other mem
bcrs OF the colony attended farewell
: bridge party and tea for forty guests
given at the Mount Washington on
/. Friday by Mrs. George S. Baldwin OF
Chicago. who left for Briarcliff on
I. Saturday.
K Mr.. and Mrs La wrason Riggs or New
F. York. with Or. and Mrs. Edward b.
Mairs OF Washington. D. c.. are Mt
the Crawford this weer and Miss Ella
. Danforth OF Hartford Mrs Jacob
Hayes and Mrs r. T.. Froment Of New