New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
EMBELLISHMENTS AT LEMON.
SOCIAL ACTIVITY INDOORS AND OUT~MR.
MARIE,S pIlTTING CONTEST.

MARIE's PUTTING CONTEST.
Lenox. Mass. Oct s (SpecaD.-1he social calen-
dar thus far In October has been a repetition Of the
gay doings of September. There have been many
dinners and entertainments this week The late
fall concerts have begun. md for the next two
weeks two will be held during the week
at the different cottages The recital this week
by George r. Proctor Of Boston assisted by
Miss Eustls, of Boston and Miss Houghton. OF
New-York. and attracted the colony of cottagers.
1t held ct the home of DR.. and Mrs. r. c.
Greenleaf and many were present. Again this
week on Saturday evening, Mr.. Proctor will be
heard at Mrs. Greenleafs. lie will be assisted by
Mss Houghton and Victor Begel of New-York
Mr.. Mare's putting contest Monday the
largest outdoor contest that has taken place here
IT, years. lie had for his all the pretty
sirls of Lenox. and the course which was laid out
the home hole surrounded by the tourists
and the members of the different house parties
which now here. On pedestal, surmounted
by a sheaf OF rye in the head and having for Its
base cluster OF boughs bearing the foliage OF
autumn. the prizes were shown and much ad-
mlred.
The contest began early in the afternoon. and
was not concluded until o'clock because Of the
numerous contestants There were sixty who
played.
With the contest and the prizes distributed
the real beauty of the fate began During the
afternoon the Lenox Band had played lively airs.
and at the request OF Mr.. Marie IT started the
Virginia reel out on the verdant turf trpped the
prettiest girls of the day to the stately measures
OF the music. Those who danced were Miss Jennie
Cutting and Herman Kinncutt. Miss Wheelock and
James Barnes Miss Ann Derby and +. p. kinni-
cult. Miss Marion Haven and T. NJ. Adams 3D. Miss
Marie Gurnee and Marshal u. Kernochan. Miss
S!by Kane and Samuel rockingham and Miss
Elose Davis and T. Thibaut. There followed
luncheon at the clubhouse. Among those on the
greens were Dr. and Mrs. r. G. Greenleaf Miss
~IOfg nav NJ and
J. williams Davis, Mrs. Fleetman, Major and Mrs.
J. G.. Mallery, Miss Marie Gurnee. Mr.. ard Mrs.
w. S. Gurnee jr.. Miss Eveyne Sloane. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sloane. Mss Lila Vanderbilt Sloane.
Miss Ives. Miss Eunice Ives Miss Constance
Parsons. Miss Dahlgren Miss Gertrude Parsons.
Miss Marion Haven. Miss Ann Derby. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, Miss Nellie Barnes,
Miss Maude Curtiss, Miss Gladys Vanderbilt Alfred
Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt NJ.
and Mrs William d. Sloane Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Bayard Cutting. Mrs. Grenville Kane, Miss sbyl
Kane, r. r. Remington. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Lydig.
Mrs. Loos Mrs d. F. Mfiin. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Struthers. Charles Robson. James Stokes. Victor
Beigel, Miss Meta Mackay, Miss Schermerhorn,
Mrs John lines Kane Thomas b. Cushing Mrs.
Thomas Peck, Miss de Ruyter, Mr. and Mrs.
Giraud Foster Mr.. and Mrs. David Lydig. Mr.. and
Mrs f. S Rawson, Mrs. George Campbell. Mrs.
Wcks. Miss Wcks, Mrs. f. c. Barlow, Mrs.
Pierre Jay Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Morgan. Mr.. and
Mrs Nelson Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Froth-
ingham. Mrs. r. S. Dana. Mr. and Mrs Arson
T. Stokes, Miss Stokes. Colonel Henry Chauncey,
Mr. and Mrs Warren L. Dennis. Mr. and Mrs.
David w. Bishop, Mrs. Frank sturgs. Mr.. and
Mrs Ethan Allen. Mr. and Mrs r. c. Dixey Gov
ernor and Mrs. Baker Miss Baker and Mr. and
Mrs Morris X. Jesup
Many preparations have been made for the COM
ing wedding on October % of Miss Margaret Adams
noon at Trinity Church. followed by a reception at
the home Of the brides uncle Thatcher n Adams.
Marion Greenleaf, Mss Lois Swan. OF Utica: Miss
Frances Archbold. Of New.York; Miss Nellie sou-
York OF anG MISE iss son Ihgerso Of 81
Haven. The ushers will be Thatcher NJ. Adams, 3D.
Papsons John f Eee and dwarG sa %f' e'Oer
Following the Greenleaf,A dams nuptiaIs will
the Of M an Mrs. Gge %ahG6 FS
fied to to Mr. satteree the SON Of bishop satteree
on November .. The Folsoms will open their place
remain open for the festivities OF the occasion
The late wedding will greatly prolong the Lenox
Mrs. John 1; Gardner OF Boston. was at the
day Mrs Gardner dned with Mr. and Mrs Harry
Payne Whitney at The lodge on october Mountain.
Golden Rule Circle at Cozy Cot, the Sloane
the E%s s 90 % s Day ss as A
ISOLATION in New-York Chauncey NJ Depew
the auctloneer. and during the sale he was kissed
A new railroad station has been established on
the Boston anu Albany RallToaG, 10 De known
Summit Station 1t affords short route to Lenox
from that system.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Haven Will return 10 |
New-York next week. With the exception OF two |
weeks at Newport they have been here the entire |
season.
The Rev. DR.. Nevns. of the American Church |
At Rome. has been guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Arson
Phelps Stokes this week.
Large dinners have been given this week by Mrs. |
David ". Bishop Mrs. Bernard Maekay, Mrs. |
Morris X. Jesup and Miss Clementine Furnss.
William Harold Brown. OF NeW-York. has been
a guest of Miss Furnss this week.
George nd
Mrs Warrens mother Mrs. George =. Williams. |
will arrive from Newport next week They have |
engaged apartments at the hotel.
Miss Alice Morton, OF New-York has been a |
guest OF Miss Emily V Sloane this week
Among the arrivals this week were Thomas
Hastings, the architect. and GOod Redmond. OF |
New-York.
Governor and Mrs. Baker and their family. of
are at the hotel
MIR. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt have been
spending this week with their daughter and son-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. on Octo-
Der Mountain.
Mrs. Grenvile Kane and Miss slby Kane of
Tuxedo are at the hotel
Professor J. s. Schenck returned this week to
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