New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
LENox ENJOYS A NEW GOLF COURSE.
A SUCCESSFUL FLOWER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AT prTTSF1rr.D AND srOCKPRIDGT

SUCCESSFUL FLOWER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AT PrTTsFIEID AND sTOCKBRIDGE.
Lenox. Mass. Sept (SpecaD.-'rhe past week
has been of much social gayety the flower show
and outdoor sports have been the leading incidents.
The archery meeting this week was on the lawn or
Mrs. George G. Haven on Tuesday and the shooting
for prizes The first prize in the first class was
won by Mrs. Richard c. Dxey and the second prize
in the class by Miss Meta Mackay. The hrst
and second prizes in the second class We're won DIV
Miss Ross AMI Miss f. Ross, respectively. The
shooting was the best OF the season Tea was
served. ard there was dance the lawn TO the
music of the I.enox band. tournament took place
on THURSDAY arranged by Mrs p. J. Sands AMI Miss
Anna Shaw. for the przewinners OF TUESDAY IL
was at Sunset Terrace and was largely attended.
The golf enthusiasts have at last had the pleasure
Of enjoying their new'sport on two-and-one-hali-
mile course with nine links. The first games were
played Wednesday, and from that time on golf mas
been the leading interest to many professional
player came on from New-York 10 instruct the be
ginners and coach the experts Among those es-
pec:aly interested in golf Joseph W. Burden
DIR. Richard c. Greenleaf DR.. Kinncutt. ID. Percy
Morgan, George H. Morgan, J. Frederick Schenck.
The flower show Of the I.enox Horticultural Soce-
ty was held this week. beginning on Tuesday ana
lasting three days. The exhibit was in large tent
near the Lenox clubhouse George II. Morgan had
the finest display and took the most first prizes
Charles I.anier and Morris X. Jesup also took
number of prizes, did Colonel Walter Cutting
John f. Parsons and Joseph II. Choate. There was
also fine display of vegetables.
The time for the floral parade has at last been set
and Il will occur on Friday next at $50 p m The
start will be from the fountain on Clnwood-st
and the procession will pass through the principal
streets. There will be more than the usua! number
Of traps line. the cotagers are all taking much
interest in it,
Mr. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes and their fami-
" have at last got into their beautiful new country
house which they cali Shadow Brook They eX-
pect 10 fill their house with large parties OF guests
They will probably remain here until late in the fall!
Mr.. and Mrs Henry c. Emo and Captain Frederick
Thomas of New-York, are guests of DR.. and Mrs
II. c. Greenleaf
Mrs William d. Sloane gave dinner party this
evening for her guests Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ
Waterbury.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. II. Lanier the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laner. Charles Lanier has
inst returned from yachting trip with j. Pierpont
Morgan.
Mrs. j. seare Barclay gave a dinner at the Curtis
Hotel on Monday Among the guests were Mr. ana
Mrs ]. Frederick Schenck. Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Bor-
land. Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Vail
Mavroyeni Bey is expected on Monday for the re-
mainder of the season. Brayton Ives and his family
have returned from Europe, and Will occupy the
Servin cottage for the rest of the season. Orme
Wilson and his family occupied the Kneeland cot
tage on Friday for the autumn season.
and Mrs L. Reckendorf. Franklin Il. Gdeng. Mrs.
Gideng. Mrs II. S Casurec Mr. and Mrs John
Fenning. b. Nee Schmidt. Mr.. and Mrs. Lefert
Leffert, Mr. and Mrs r. W. Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Page. Mrs. W. II. Young. Mr.. and Mrs j.
L. Borand Mir. and Mrs. G. W. Tooker, Miss Sarah
h. Matthew MIR. and Mrs. f: St. Johp HAYS, Miss
Hays, Mrs. II. Thompson, Miss +. f. thompson
Miss Sears, Miss Annie Abbott. Miss Maud Hay
good MIR. and Mrs Isaac Stern Mr.. ana Mrs Alex
Mc(iarren. of NewYork ,..
The chief incidents in society this week at Pitts
field were the large reception gwen by s Mr. anS
Cleveland Tuesday evening, and . o'clock tea the
same afternoon by Mrs J. NJ. Walker for MISS
Winston. of Chicago, the fancte of Writ ID Walker.
Mrs Charles Pollock and Mrs. Edward POLLOCK gave
dinner parties on Monday. ,,
The regular Friday hop at Mapewood was largely
attended this week
a Wagner concert, to be given by Sedrs orchestra
November 2. 40, .,
of September some of the attest being Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Hutton Mr. and Mrs. William Cornell.
the Misses Cornell Mr. and Mrs H trs saoin Ben
g. Merrill, Charles H. Layton. Mrs g. "; White
Mr. and Mrs, F. WEIGH E. II. Whitheld Mrs
Schuyler Crosby New-York Mrs. \. n. Dus aiys
Bonita, Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs
Irving T Smith, j. F. Anderson. Jr.. Miss Anderson
Miss Virginia Anderson BROOKLYN. ,,, -, ,o-
Mrs. Hayne gave large tea on MonIay al her
cottage here, and a card party the following even
ing at which Mr.. Longmire won the hrst Prize
bingham this summer who enjoy the perfect resi-
which they find here Besides Richard Watson Gil
der and his family. who come here every summer
Mr. and Mrs Kenyon Cox have been spending soine
time here. John r. Proctor who is president Of the
United States Civil Service Commission at WASH
ington. has been here with Mrs. Proctor, ot t
Francis NJ Scott, Mrs. Susan ~ Carter Mr. ana
Mrs II. W. Chase Miss NJ Louis Hebron, New
York: Sidney G. De Kay, New-Brlght9n; CaPta.n
E. Van A. Andruss. L. S. A., Fort Hamilton; h. A
Nadel London.