New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-06

THE AUTUMN SHOW a BRILLIANT AT
FAIR-OTHER FESTIVITIES AT
THE RESORT.

rc,ox Mass oct (SpeciaD-The horse show
on Friday al William .. Sloane's Highland Farm
was the largest and most brilliant areir OF 'he
Lenox season. It was held two weeks later than
formerly because OF the death OF President Nc
Kinlcy whose larnentabIe death caused caacelIa-
ton OF all social affairs in Lenox FOR ten days Inc
classes and the number Of exhibitors we're far ahead
% those Of year ago In all the nineteen classes
-rerrag nil- ofsths eettagers had horses entered
TIE scene around the ringside during the after
noon and especially during the luncheon hour. was
exceedingly Interesting the cottagers uncnins on
coaches and on the greensward from hampers.
The scene looked more Ike English racing day
,bar a Tenox horse show. over two thousand
ne-sons attended the show and applauded the
handsome horses in the ring Lenox ranks WIN
Newport in nghbred horsehesh, and men VINO
have seen the Newport and other outdoor SHOWS
say that the I.enox show il a better one. because
II &c free from the appearance # horse dealers
All Invitations for entries were sent TO cottasers
and horse ownefs who are not in the business o,
selling The Judges were IL h Gamer. OF Fna-
deInhia and william Pollock of Pittsleld Among
rho exhibitors were George Westinghouse, William
~ FIeitmann John Sloane. Carlos de Heredin
Joseph ". Burden. Samuel Russell John h Alex
andre William y. Sloane. David Lying L ~
wharton Miss Nora Iasigi, john l. Kane. Miss
Marion Haven Charles Laner. Giraud Foster ;
u Woodward AIRS John r. Parsons. l. CHORD
Laid Thatcher ". Adams. Miss Kate Cary, New
bold Morris Mss Augusta Bliss, Mrs James \
burden ir william A. Read, Harry c. Eldridse'
EnlNp Livingston, MISS h414-'i
cam John B Stone. Dr. r. Richards, T E. Ma
hanna. Miss E W. Biddle Miss Doudse, Miss
Rosamond Dixey. Charles Astor Bristed ana AT
thur s Dixev- ~,
Mr. and Mrs. Lucus X Wumerdins' OF New
York have been guests this week OF MI. ana MIS-
William d Sloane at Elm Court
Mr.. G Sidney Haight daushte- Of Mr. and Mrs
George W Folsom. of Sunnyrdge left this week
band who has lately been transferred from Mania ANA
Mr. and Mrs, 1t; kin 81 MI and Mrs j. Mont
ansGn Phelps Stokes who has been at his sum
was Lenox this week lie mas GeSlae mis- so vim
ter and a house party will come TO lenoX ana
open the bio house Shadow Brook about CHRIST
Miss Bertha Leonard OF Rogse's Point n y;
has been guest OF MIS- "'''i''''
TINS "e ad Mrs Lewis c. Greenleaf have returned
70 Roston after visit here with Mr. and Mrs r.
G Cireenleaf -. 80 ,an,-y-ort
Mr.. ana ,ho NESTS Mrs Of Mrs William D sloane this
week. Mrs Sloane gave a large dinner FOR her
games James A Burden, tr has returned to Len0x
after two Nor months Rob In F. Cutting have been
this week of Mr. and Mrs. John Sloane; 81 Grand
Grenville Kane. who has s been d guest u '''
Mr. Mrs Morris JesnP are to f Tesn h has
returned from trip to New-Yor Bce,or have ar
rtS MF al an du MTs + Hotel for month
DR. and Mrs. G. Grant and Miss Grant ran $500 OF Ng"-
York have apartments at the hotel FOR Oeto Is
John Sloane is entertaining at his country Pce
WVndhurst. Lord Provost Sarusl ChISlo"i VI
Glasgow and John Templeton, or the same CITY.
Mr. sloane will give dinner on MONDAY evening
for his distinguished guests -, ,-, NJ,
Mr. and Mrs n. p. Thayer, Miss Ihayer MRS.
Richard Cambria, Mr. Winthrop ana MI hast
ines of New York. members of MIS- Nlllan
ID SIoane's house party. They arrived on Ihurs-
day for the horse show and for the ante-horse
show dinner that Mrs. Sloane gave on Ihurscay
Charles Lanier. is entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Hicock of New-York
Miss Sadie Haight OF Irving ton-on-t e-Hudson'
has been a guest of Miss Kate Cary this Week
G. y Messery, of New-York. is q guest or MI
and Mrs Charles A. Bristed at Lakeside.
The last OF the dances at the Laurel Lake Boat
ing club was held Wednesday evening. About
sixty were present The clubhouse VIII be kept
open until late in the fall for the accommodation
Mrs benjamin. Wells. who has been at the
Walker cottage all summer. has returned 10 New
York
Arrivals at the Curtis Hotel Include General and
Mrs j. II. Patterson, Albany; Mrs {: A sawyer,
Miss Jessie Sawyer, Cambridge; Mrs. II. W. Tyler.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Wick, Miss Grace s Kings
land Miss D. Hollis, Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Bar
CLAW New-York; Mr.. and Mrs Henry c. Weston,
Mrs J. G. Blake Miss Blake. Miss Newell Mrs.
ID NJ Warren Miss E. VI. Spaul Mrs j. G. Beals,
Miss Beals Boston; Mrs Phoenix Kemsen, New
York; DR. and Mrs. c. r. Shepard, Miss Shepard,
WASHINGTON D. c.; Mr. and Mrs. Z. 9. Bremen,
BrookIine; Mrs. Ada L. Cook Mrs D. w Ensign,
Boston: Miss E W. Fisher, Miss Sibley, Miss Foe.
Baltimore and Mr. and Mrs Dillon Bronson.
Brookline-