New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
COACHING INTERESTS IN LEgOI.
BOATING AND FISHING ALSO RECEIVE NuCA
ATTENTION NOTES.


TAnox Mass. July Il (SpeciaD.-Lenox's soma
what sIumbering coaching interest was aEolsel
this week by the first appearance Of the new foIF
t,bar5 botgh- bv George Cfriswo old Haven, Of New
York for his daughter. Miss Marion Haven Ins
horses have been selected with great care, and a
four stra wberry roans. matched TO a nicely "A--
she drove this week hitched to a new oraAe. II
brake has dark body and red strlped rulI-s
gear Mr. Haven was on the box seat win Is
young daughter, and appeared 10 take great y
light in the performance OF the horses. They olo''
over 10 PItts1eld and returned. distance OF 'Se'
miles over a mountainous road MISS Ha's-'
debut as a whip adds another 70 a I-st "Al'l =
cIudes Miss Kate Cary. Miss Evelyn sloane AS9
Lila Vanderbilt Sloane and Mrs J. T. Tower W.
will probably appear AT the faH Horse SA0" VIA
tkeir coaching outfits.
The Board OF Governors Of the Horse sho" ~
10 hold a meeting soon to decide on tne - =.
OF the Horse Show and the number oi classes -
Will hold the show at Hishlawn II The spot ca- "
secured from W. D Sloane.
Boating and fishing are receiving much al'sA--
The lake Mahkeenac boat clubhouse Is the sea-
of the putting out of the crafts 1resAlso W"
the men and women of the cottages 1or me g.
black bass just now beginning 10 bite anu
perch which abound in the waters OF ths -
During the latter part of the month ana N A1s-~
teas Will be given at the boat club.
The StoneOver Sewing School has been Ieols g
ized for the season. under the direction o. - =.
Mary Parsons, OF New-YOrk. the daughter o. - -
f. Parsons. Like her father. Miss Parsons i -
lanthropic. and has maintained the scAooi 80 -
seasons All the girls of the village al'enu' =
are taught the art OF plain sewing This year - -
will be offered 10 those making the best plOs =
and to those making the best finished proO~' sn
the needle. Al The end Of the term, whil~ -~
come before the opening OF the reguIAI -.
schools. there will be a public exhibition o. = =
work and an entertainment for the school, uD--
he Il lCFfO ~ - Pa
fenox Is TO entertain Captain J. J. Phelps e
Hacke1sack n. j. and his coaching party, ~ ~
rive here within snort time, and VIII lsi-'-
George W. smaIIey. OF New-York, is q sas''
Mr.: and Mrs. Edward X. Wharton -, - NsE.
York with their family arrived this week y :Isr -
private car from NeW-York. and have opsnSs9[- S9- All
Mrs jameson Cotting, OF New-York, who VIII -
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robson, Of New-York' va
are at the hotel, gave dinner tAls W.
party of twelve guests 49, .his week
Her guests Mr.. and Mrs. WllIana ~ D5'11, '11,vig
Mr.. and Mrs George WINTHROP fo1SoIi' oi Miss Mss
Newbold. Mrs Richard Mackay ana Nis'
General and Mr. Webb. of scar6oFo-s9n,,sssslr ss III
Hudson. have been guests TINS ~ NJ, AIisxanin
gave a large dinner for them one nlsht oui'AS
CaDtain Osuau Lathrobe. Of New-York. has =
a guest OF Mr. and Mrs. John Sloane thlS isy S5 &
Miss Anna Shaw gave a luncheon Oh lN''~~
Mr.. and Mrs George Mosle are enter,yaiHisnsa e,Is 81
Lois Homans. Max AIose and c. r MoSi''
NeW-York. - a ga5i
Herman Thomas of New-York, has been .
of Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Pease this week uis
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. CurtiSS, OF New - R0l
their family have arrived this week al 'A1
cottage. c,,IlrlLn.
Thomas w stIIman and the Misses Sg-< S1s@< q
who are in Europe will sail on the last 81 oucs
this month for NeW-York. They viii come. com. = NWa,sh
10 Lenox and will occupy the Bacon house ho1se' r. A
has been opened by their daughter. Als'
Taylor. 1ahn III
Barnes is still In South Africa aetins n s vsruI1
spOndent for several periodicals lie W. W. IN tirI
later in the year and possibly reach IellOA Nss
for THANKSGIVING. J. Sanford Barnes u
York is visiting his parents this Weeh-, Mis- Tst
Senator George Peabody WetmOre and MlSf NJ fsnn
more. of Newport, r l., who have peeH -
this week. have returned to Newport Afr q.
Among the arrivals at Curtis Hotel az
Mrs. William Otis. of New-York. A9lS--fsnE
Chapin. OF Jamaica Plains; s and 9 e5o1' and D
New-York; Mr. and Mrs. Isaac J. Boottns I'd -
Misses BoOthe, OF Derby, Conn. and M a-
G. +. v. De Luxe. OF Nsw-Xesn