The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-08-20
MANY Golf Tournaments on
the White Mountain Links
championships at Breton Woods and Crawford Notch
\ and Team Play Between Hotels Attract Lovers
i of That Sport-Arivals at Resorts

walie. Miss Ella Hastings and Miss
Blanche Stryfer.
On the afternoon OF Thursday. August
"a. there viii be given on the lawn OF
the Mountain View House. at Whitefeld,
large invitation bridge party for the
benefit of soldiers crippled during the
war Miss Charlotte Casgrain OF De-
troit and Miss George Day Of New
York head the committee OF fifteen young
ladies in charge. Guests OF all other
large White Mountain hotels are making
up tables. which are sold at 81 each, and
II is expected that more than fifty tables
will be in play. Miss Isabel Beclxhur.s
of Haverford. Pa. and Miss Grace Breed
of Louisville are making posters to be
displayed IN the leading hotels advertis-
ing the event.
Mrs John Tousey of Brooklyn gave
large birthday reception at the Mountain
View House Wednesday afternoon. This
was In honor Of the first birthday OF her
great granddaughter, Miss Elena Shep-
ard, daughter of Mrs. j. A. Shepard, OF
East Orange, n. j.
In the receiving line were four genera
tons. Mrs. Tousey. her daughter, Mrs.
T. II. Beardsley OF New York; Mrs.
Shepard and the baby, also Miss Eiiz-
abeth Tousey of Brooklyn and Dr. Sin
clair Tousey of New York. who are
spending the season here with their
mother. Many from the Mountain view
colony were asked and members OF the
New York and Brooklyn colonies from
Bethlehem. Maplewood Club, Breton
Woods Crawfordss, Sugar Hill, Jeffer-
son and Lancaster. Tea was served
and there was an enormous birthday
cake. S. A. Shepard came from New
York for the day.
Mountain Views golf team was de-
feated in its match with the Sunset Hill
House at Sugar Hill, and play the Ma
plewood Club at Maplewood this week.
Arrivals in whiteneld.
Arrivals at the Mountain View House
this week include Mr.. Jared w. Bald
win. who returned from New York to
Join his family Mrs. Forest Parker and
Mrs. A. Batten for a brief stay. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. H. Van Name and Mrs. Mary ~
Miller OF Flushing. DR.. and Mrs. G. r.
Banded Of Brooklyn and Mrs. George
Morris, who motored here from sugar
Hill.
Miss Isabelle Beckurts entertained
twenty members of the younger set at
cards and tea at the Mountain View this
week.
Mrs. Thomas Dimond of New York
motored here on Thursday to entertain
at a tea party Of fourteen In honor OF
her sons, Thomas Dimond and J. Ken
wick Dimond. and their wives
On Friday afternoon the Misses Mar
jorie and Katharine Tucker of Boston.
who are with their aunt, Mrs. William
Hart of Boston, gave a bridge and tea
for twenty young people.
Mountain climbing is popular. and the
easy Appalachian trails are discarded In
favor of the rougher and more difficult
climbs UP Cherry Mountain and some
of the peaks of the Pilot Range In East
Lancaster. Mrs. Benjamin McGuckin
of Babylon, Il. T., and Mrs. Clement
Scott of Hartford gave burro ride to
the summit of Mount Willard for their
young sons in Crawford Notch the other
day. They also chaperoned party of
young people climbing Cherry Mountain
this week, when Miss Peggy Stanton
and Miss Hester Snyder also arranged a
climbing party with luncheon on the
skyline.
Mountain View won golf team match
from the Sunset Hill House. Sugar Hill.
on Thursday, "a.
Samuel D. Brewster of New York
gave a tea party for twenty-five friends
from the Mount Washington at Breton
Woods, at the Mountain View. before
starting for New York. Motoring over
to the Cave Grill at the Mount Wash
ington for supper and dancing Is Ia
vorite evening diversion with many of
the younger set here.