New-York tribune., 1922-09-17

| Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Caldwell,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis M. Greer, Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick E. Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Eugene Troth and many other
New Workers.
Mr.. Granville E. Dickey, of the Craw-
lord walked away with many Of the
prizes at the water carnival on Profile
Lake at the Profile House last Monday.
Mr.. Frederick Everett Thompson, Of
New York, has motored here to spend
the remainder of the month with Mrs.
Thompson at the Crawford House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Guiterman spent
few days at the Crawford on their
tour of the mountains by automobile
Mr.. James Montague and Mr.. Rich
ard Montague, of New York, have
Joined their families at the Crawford
House for the remainder of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Henry Saxton and
Miss Olive SaXton, of Norwich, Conn,
were at the Crawford where Mr.. and
Mrs. t. Gillis Todd arrived this week
from the New Hampshire coast for the
late season.
Whitefeld
| The Mountain View House remains
crowded. There still continues to be
much activity in the colony and much
informal entertaining, taking the form
Of small bridge parties, with tea or
supper served afterward. Miss Isabel
| Beckurts and Mrs. Benjamin McGucken
| will be hostesses at the weekly pivot
putting party and tea will be given
here on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. G. L. Beckurts, Mrs. Frederick
Hayward and Mrs. E. f. Bush were
among those entertaining at bridge
during the week. On Saturday evening
Mr., Frank Dodge assembled a party Of
twenty-five of the younger set, who
motored to Breton Woods for supper
and dancing in the Cave Grill at the
Mount Washington Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Hayward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Morgan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Coleman motored TO the Balsams
day of golf on Friday, stopping for tea
at Polly's Place in Colebrook on their
return.
Mrs. Arthur Hall Smith, Miss Helen
Ware Smith and Miss Helen Thomas
motored on Tuesday to North Hatley to
pass two days in the Southern colony
there. Mr.. and Mrs, A. Lawrence
Phillips, have been joined by Master
Giles Phillips.
Mr.. Pierre Smith has returned to
New York, leaving his family to spend
G.. "A
rlvlng here for month were Mrs John
A. Van Zelm, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Louis
Van zelm, John A. jr. and Hugh H. Van
Aeim and Miss Harriet Van Zeln, of
New Rochelle.
The late autumn season at Jeffers on
is filled with delightful events of
mountain climbing, golf, tennis and
motoring over the country roads, al
ready lighting their maple torches for
the October display.
Mrs. Howard Coonley, of Boston, for
merry OF Chicago, is at the Waumbels
for her usual stay, and with her are
Nrs: Thomas Nickerson and Mr.. E. B.
Taylor, of New York, and Master How
ard Coonley jr., of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Dunning and
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Giger. of
Paterson, N. j., are the guests Of the
Waumbck of Mrs. George B. Dunninr.
who has spent the entire season at the
Waumbek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly A. Norris. of
New York, who made a short stav at
the Mount Washington at Breton
Woods, have come her to join friends
and remain until the end of the sea-
son,
4 bethlehem
Bethlehem, set on its high plateau.
looks down on many mountain peaks,
and its golf course, undulating like a
/ Scottish hill course, is the autumn,
mecca toward which many golfers set
their faces this month. Tie Bethlehem.
Golf and Tennis Club has maintained
an exclusive patronage, under the thir-
teen controlling hotels who restrict its
membership.
/ The Sinclair House remains open un-
I'll October ], as do the Hillside and
/ Central, Columbia and Strawberry Hill.
! Alpine and Highland, Manlchurst.
/ Reynolds, Colby Inn and Turner's Tav-
/ ern. The Upland Terrace closes on
/ September IS, after successful sea
( son. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Derr Biggars
/ and their son, who spent the season
there, have returned to New York.
Arrivals At the Sinclair this week
from New York and vicinity are Mr..
and Mrs. V. Y. Beard, Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Beard, Miss Anita Gomez aud Mr.
and Mrs. 7. NJ. Gillespie
At the Columbia are Miss Adeline Y.
/ Brandt, of New York, and Mr.. and Mrs.
9 o. SchalZ of Hop.nefna3