New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
A LIVELY WEEK AT LENOX.
ELABORATE PLANS FOR THE FOURTH
PERSONAL NOTES OF THE WEEK.

ELABORATE PLANS FOR THE FOURTH
Personal NOTES OF THE WEEK.
Lenox, Mass June 30 (speoiaD D.--Lenox has been
brisk and lively this week, Most OF the cottagers
entertaining house parties and expect moro
guests this evening remain over until after the
Fourth Of July dongs The cottagers have planned
to give the first of the regattas at Lake NAH
keenao the Fourth. the golf club has its opening
golf handicap. and the annual dinner and election
of the Lenox Club held on that day. Last year
the Fourth OF July regatta was very successful ana
drew a big attendance This year there VIII De
canoe races, barge and n six mile catooat
race. Following the dance Will be given at
the clubhouse.
Most of the cottagers will have displays of fire.
works on the Fourth, but the most notable display
will be from the lawns of George Westinghouse,
who has invited the public OF all the county round
to attend his display at his country home Erskine
Park on the shore of Laurel Lake. Mr. Westlng-
house has planned an illumination Of the grounds
with special electric lights and devices from his
private plant on the lake. Red. white and blue
lights viii be strung the entire length OF hO
foot hagpole throughout the trees and shrubbery
about the house. There will be band concert at
the residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard c. Greenleaf celebrated the
thirtieth anniversary Of their marriage at Windy
side this week In a delightful fashion, inviting
many of the cottagers to a large dinner The house
tropical PAINS. Dr. and M s. Greenledt received, as
sisted by Mrs William Adams of Tuxedo anu Miss
ding veil she had worn thirty years before when she
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. }. Frederick
Mrs George winthrop Folsom the Misses + olson
Lieutenant and Mrs; c.. Sidney Halght, Mrs. B.
Misses Goodman, Richard Goodman, Mr.. ana Mrs
Joseph Burden. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel t,rothing ham
Barnes
rne largest affair of the season was the tea given
SunnyridGe. for Lieutenant and Mrs. {. Sidney
Haght, who have returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Folsom received, assisted by the Misses Fol
som. Over two hundred were at the tea. In the
and Mrs. George G. Haven Miss Marion Haven,
Mo- m[ ah& Mn, Mrs I9SePn RITden N[S Mrs am D
Sloane. Miss Lila sloane Mr. and Mrs. John Il.
and Mrs. George H Morgan, Mrs. Frank Sturgis,
CAPTAIN and Mrs John Barnes, Miss s. Barnes
Mrs. 3. Mackay, DR.: and Mrs; Greenleaf MI and
mFs e RsS ged P T m MeyT
Mrs. Joseph w. Burden.
Fourth of July the Lenox Golf club viii hold it's
first tournament. This week the following officers
vice-president s. Rowland Robbins secretary. John
regular tournament of the club will be played on
the second week of September.
are talking over the date OF the show this year.
1t has been decided to hold the show but one day
and to reduce the number of classes Last year
the show was the chief incident Of the Lenox sea
william D. sloane There are no finer horses to be
seen anywhere than at Lenox, and the show was
remarkable in the fact that there dealers
John Sloane and Miss EVelyne Sloane at the
Restigouche Club In Canada for a few weeks
fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arson Phelps Stokes and family
viii leave LenoX next week for their shooting box
in the Adirondacks. Paul Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Schermerhorn and Miss
Schermerhurn departed this week for Newport
where they are to spend short time before going
10 Bar Harbor. They will return to Lenox tho
last Of August
Charles Lanier, of New York Is to spend the
greater part Of the summer at his country place
Allen Winden. Mr.. Banier has just returned from
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs, William A. Taylor. of New York
Thomas StilIman and his daughters return from
abroad. when he win have the Servin cottage
The Stillmans are in Paris attending the expo
stion.
Mrs. Van Nest, OF New York have been recent
AIonzo Potter, of New-York, and Montgomery
Hare have been members Of Mrs. William D.
Slcane's house party this week.
Mr.. and Mrs James A. Burden, jr, of New York
have arrived from Paris They up on Friday
With Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hammond they viii
summer.
Miss katherine Candy. of New York, is at Curtis
Hotel for a few weeks.
Many of the women of the cottages are receiv-
Moons. Mrs George H Morgan entertained the
York IS the teacher.
This weeks arrivals at Curtis Hotel include
Miss Frances Ogden, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman lie
Roy Emmett. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Wysong, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry P. Rogers, Miss Eleanor lie Roy
Mrs. Fordham Morris. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Aldrich
Mrs. Freeman. Mrs. Fl. lie Roy Jones and S Kings
land Jones, New-York.