The New York herald., 1922-07-30

ter Park, Fla, and Mr.. T. It. Reynolds.
Mayor of Hastings, N. Y. who is spend
ing the summer here.
Mr.. I. w. Small. a Boston, golfer who
has several times won the local Maple
wood championship. spent Sunday here
and played several matches.
Arrivals at the Maplewood Club this
week have included Mr.. and Mrs. H.
X. KeeIer of Hastings. who join Mayor
and Mrs. Reynolds; Mr.. and Mira
Charles G. Crook, Mrs. Mary H Husson
and Mr.. Bernard d. Beckel. Mr.. ana
Mrs. E. ]. Marconille. Mr.. w. l. Gull
bert. Mrs. e. w. Berwyn. the Misses
Emily and M. L. Mays. DR.. and Mrs.
A. E. Phillips. Mrs. L. T. Harvey. Mrs.
M. D. Dodge. Miss Jane Monahan. Miss
T.. l.. Burton. Miss r. l.. Haviland and
Mrs. T. r. Torrey. all Of New York:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. f. Martin and Miss
Elizabeth Martin of Orange, N. j.. and
Z. II. Clark of Richmond Hill, L. !.
Bishop William Mcdowell Of Wash
ington has returned from q trip to
Baltimore to reJoin Mrs. Mcdowell at
the club
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis L. Schaufer are
here. having motcred from Philadel-
phia.
Governors at ProAle House.
plete with interesting events, Of which
the dinner given on Tuesday night In
honor of Gov. Fl. o. Brown Of New
Hampshire and Gov. Claiming H. Cox
of Massachusetts, was the outstanding
feature. The Secretary OF State, men,
bers of the Governors council. various
commissioners and other public men
attended. Gov. Brown ended a tour
of the White Mountains which included
Crawford and Dixville Notches and
Breton Woods.
Mrs. Arthur Butler rwombly ana
Mrs. Brayton Ives OF New York. who
are at their cottages here, drove over
to the Mountain View House at White
field for tea.
Miss Nina Rhoades was entertained
at luncheon this week at the Mount
Washington at Breton Woods.
Mr.. Albert Gould Jennings and Mr..
Irwin Cornell of New York, Mr. c. A.
Willetts of Flushing. L. l.. and Major
NJ. H. Liable Of Quebec have been bring
ing in good strings of trout this week.
Michael d'Amelio of the Harvard Uni
versity tennis club has come to act AZ
instructor in tennis at the Profile. where
an annual tournament ID q feature of
August events.
A string of saddle horses from Mont
J.s
in great demand.
At their respective cottages here arc
Mr.. Frederick Bruce and Miss Bruce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin T. Cornell and the
Misses Cornell, Mrs. Brayton Ives and
Miss Frances Ives, Mrs. lie Grand Lock-
VIC cd and Miss Lockwood. Mr.. and Mra
Henry X. McHarg. Mrs. Emily B. Hop
kins, Miss Nina Rhoades, Mrs. Algernon
Sidney Jarvis, Gen. and Mrs. w. N. r.
Darrow and Mrs. B. Fl. Evans.
| The Fabyan House has attracted a
record number of tourists for tho Mount
Washington trip this week and many
regular guests have come to spend tho
season here. Mitchell May Of Brooklyn,
Justice of the Supreme Court, Is here
with Mrs May.
George H. Richards and Miss Mari
anna Richards of Wilton, Conn, are
here on a hike through the mountains.
!. Irie Of New York, secretary Of tho
Japanese Financial Commission, has re-
turned here for his second visit this sea-
sen.
Lieutenant Commander E. r. CuttA
U. s. NJ, and Mrs. Cults of Washington
are making headquarters here while
touring the mountains. Other arrivals
are Mr.. apd Mrs. M. Alpensten, J. A. Hin,
Frank r. Heurter, Carlisle r. Lane.
George Lampert. s. J. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs b. NJ Helm, Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Grotta, Mr..
and Mrs. J. e. Tonnelfn and Miss c. l.
Bahr of New York and II. M. Tuale and
Miss Tuale of Montelair, N. J.
| Launcelot Cressy Eervos Of New York
Is the guest Of H. B. Barron of the Twin.
He has recently toured tho world sad
has Just written the libretto for m
opera, with the scenes laid in old Quebec
1t is shortly to be produced In Montreal.
Mr.. Servos has been making unusual
records here at golf
The new swimming pool Will b ready
during the coming week and water sports
inaugurated here.
Mr.. Rudy Gross of New York enter-
tained on Tuesday at children's party
for the kiddies OF the resort in honor Of
his birthday. "a
| Arrivals this week include III. L. Albro.
Charles A. Mentzer Mr.. and Mira L. H.
PEBBLES, Mrs. Eugene Heliner, Mrs. II.
Pincus, Sol Pincus Mrs. A. L. Mittle-
man, Miss Sarah and Leonard Ullman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester M. Neuberger. Mr..
and Mrx A. l. Mordecai. Mira Jacob
Cohn and Miss Edna Cohn-
In the waumbek Colsny.
The waumbek ooleny 1T Jefferson
considers golf sport paramount and
during the past week much interest in
the various events has been displayed
by the colony. The usual Saturday af-
ternoon putting matches have boon re-
sumed. and on Saturday the prizes
went to Miss Alice d'Olier Of Burling-
ton. N. j.. and her father, William
d'Olier, who is rounding out his twenty
| fourth season an president Of the
waumbek Golf Club. The handicap
ball sweepstakes hero created much In
terest and was won by II. II. Prentice
of New York.
A musical program and tea follow the
weekly putting matches. and various
members of the colony will act N hos
tesses and give the two prizes each
1 week.
Mrs. Frank r. shute has been fish
ing the streams of the surrounding
t-country this week for brook trout with
good success.
Reynold Il. Finnegan. tho now golf
professional here. established record
OF 70. par for the course. playing with
K. p. Merwin Of New York.
Among metropolitan golfers playing
here this week are Messrs n. M. Cole
man. N. f. Purcell, s. Il. Rains. Stephen
d. Boyer, Edward p. Merwin. st. Clair
Colby, w. e. Elliott, #. Fl. Sadler. III.
III. Prentiss, r. G. Osterhout. A. Ger
stendorfer and Thomas Meacham, all
of New York; William r. Wall of
Scarsdale, N. II. Bird of Maplewood,
N. j.. and William L. Ward Of Port
| Chester.