New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
MR.. STOKESS ACCIDENT. n
CHIEF TOPIC AT LENOx-THE COLE cr.rpa
TOURNAMENT

Lenox. Mass, Aug 10 (5pecaD.-The injury 10 An.
son Phelps Stokes has been the chief topic OF con.
versaton here this week Tho physicians have issued
bulletins regularly. and hundreds OF kilograms ana
letters have been received by the family asking for
regarding the accident and OF the condition
of Mr.. Stokes The accident has for the week. a,
least. put an end TO horseback riding. which WAS
OF the features OF the Lenox season this year
Mr. Stokes frequently. when he was In Lenox rods
over 10 the postoffice handsome hunter from hIs
stables followed by a galloping group o, hi.
daughters, ri ling thoroughbred horses Miss Caro-
line Phelps Stokes who with her father when
the accident occurred. is one OF the finest horse
women I'm Lenox.
The wedding of Miss Mary Turnure. Of New
York and Lenox. to Duncan Even Cameron Of
New-York will be celebrated AT Grace Church
New-York, Wednesday, Septe nber o. at noon
This announced I'm Lenox this week Mlss
Turnure is guest OF her sister. Mrs. Major J. c.
Mallary, at the Bishop cottage The Rev. DR..
William Huntington will perform the ceremony
The bride will be given away by her brother
George f. Turnure, Of Lenox. The couple Will
start soon after their marriage for trip around
the world.
President william d. Sloane and Joseph W. Bur-
den, Samuel rockingham and S. Rowland Rob-
biz s. OF the Lenox Golf Club. issued this week in.
vitatons TO the leading clubs IA New-England and
the East to compete in the invitation tournament
of the Lenox Golf Club. which occurs September
II to 16 inclusive On the opening day there will be
thrty-six hole contest for trophy offered by
John Z. Alexandra. On Thursday and Saturday
there will be contest for cup offered by William
Douglas Sloane and valued at 800. The principal
contest will be for the Lenox Cup one OF the most
valuable trophies offered in the Ea I. The cup is
held by Percy Houghton, OF the Harvard Coli
Club.
Arrangements have been made for regatta on
Lake Mahkeenac the week Of September IL
There will be two days given 10 the regatta and 10
will b, concluded by an Illuminated parade od all
craft on the lake.
Mrs. Frank X. Sturgs has returned from Sag
Harbor where she went recently TO meet Mr.. Stur-
gs; who IS en- o. yabch i TIP .,.a ,.,, ,o-
Monday for Bar Harbor.
Lloyd McKim Garrison, OF New-York, has bscn q
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Pea3e at the Orchard
this week
The Misses Eunice Ives ard Christine Baker. WHO
have been guests OF Miss Charlotte Barnes at Cola
Brook have ret. rned TO NewYork.
Mr. and MIS- H. 7. Rogers and family, who left
Lenox for the Adirondack. are now al Bar Har-
Dor They will return TO Lenox IN September
Work began this week on the new hve mile
by the cottagers and appropriations by the
town and State. The section being built Is past
the residences Of John Sloane and Captain John 8.
Barnes.
Several Of the cottagers, It is said negotias-
ing for a parcel OF land which they will present
to the town for an athletic field.
Glendale, has completed his new model Of the
statue Of George Washington. which he was com
mlssioned to execute for the Daughters OF the
works IL will be placed on exhibition at the Paris
Exposition IN 1900 and will afterward be placed IN
one Of the public parks OF Paris as gttt OF me
The price said to have been paid 10 Mr.. French TO-
the work Is 1000.