New-York tribune., 1901-07-14
NEW-YORKERS AT LEMON.
MANY GUESTS FROM THIS CITY ENTER.
TANNED AT THE SUMMER COTTAGES

Lenox. Mass. July IS (speciaD.-The barbecue at
Lake Buel on Saturday for the residents of New
Marlboro. given by DR.. E VI. Culver son-in-aw
OF Senator Clark, of Montana, great sue
cess. Over one hundred and fifty were present at
the feast DIR. Culver presided over the sports
and awarded prizes. There were boat races a
three legged race, potato race and other ath-
Ietic sports. creased pig was liberated and ef-
forts to capture the pig proved very amusing Ths
barbecue consisted of a whole OK lambs young
pigs and many other good things. Following tha
feasting there was a dance. for which music was
furnished by the village band Those present in
cluded Dr. and Mrs Culver. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Culver, Of New-York; Mr. and Mrs William A
Clark. jr. of Butte Mont. Count vlasto of Greece:
III. X. Bloodgood and the Misses Vera and GLADYS
Bloodgood. OF New-York.
Secretary Giraud Foster of the Lenox Golf Club
has announced that the annual tournament will
De held the week OF September g. The club has no
formal schedule OF tournaments or competitions
To-day there a match for a silver trophy pre-
sented by the green's committee OF the club
Clarence Gray Dinsmore arrived in Lenox on
tuesday from Staatsburg ". Y, on his touring
auto autSmooiie He made the distance. about one hun
ureo ana twenty miles. in five hours. The route
Was Was 70 Poushkeepsie. Miilerton. Great Darlington
Mr. and Mrs George Turnure of New-York, have
Saiieo Tor Europe for several weeks tour OF ths
Der / Mr.. Turnure has recently bought a STiiS
ing site on the Richmond Road and will have
try house which will be built fan and winter.
Mrs' Giraud Roster OF New-fork gave dinner
party at her Keylble-st- residence on Thursday
evening It was the largest AFFAIR of the season
Mrs George winthrop Folsom. Of NeW-York.
gave dancing party for her daughters sunny
Hart. of New-York. played the dance music Mrs
Folsom and Miss Winifred Folsom are now at Mag
nolia for several weeks
Miss Constance Bacon is guest of Miss MoIis
Elliot at Nahant.
Mrs. George H. Morgan. of New-York is at Bar
Harbor After visit there she will go TO Ma
ana a. n pV o @ 10 arraed at G
Hotel on Thursday for the remainder OF the month:
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hammond. OF New-York.
are at Elm Court. and will spend the remainder
of the summer IN Lenox.
Richard c. Dixey at Tangiewood
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Astor Bristed. of New-york.
to Long Beach. Long Island, for July
Walter V. r. Berry. OF Washingteni d G. has
Mrs. Edward Manice, of New-York. the best
tice on the Lenox links for the womans cham
pionship tournament In which she will again repre-
Arden NJ Robbins. of New-York is n guest Of
William D. sloane al Elm Court -. -, NJ.
NJ Fleischmann.
Isaac 1seIin of New-York. is visiting Mr.. and
James Barnes war correspondent and writer. is
at Cold Brook Mr. and Mrs. S w, sturgis. OF
Groton. Mass. are also guests OF Captain and Mrs
F. X Carrier, of New-York. is being entertained
by J. Montgomery Hare: -
MIS- iarOlu <ArrOWSinitn anu SUM- Lay A'NO
gone to Port Washington. y. Y. where they are
guests of the Rev Mr.. and Mrs Zabriskie-
Mr.. and Mrs William c. Schermerhorn. OF New
York. have closed their cottage and gone to New
port for the month
Professor Albert Wisner. OF New-York, gave a
morning lecture at the residence OF Mrs John
Sloane Thursday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. NewbOld Morris. OF New-Tork. are
at the Rockwell cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Chaplin have arrived az
their place Laurel Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. Curtis and family left
this week for the Pan-American Exposition
Mrs. George William Curtis and Miss Curtis OF
New-York, are at the hotel