New-York tribune., 1902-09-14

10 10 nave the parade The women were for the most
he fete and took their cause to- to r. G bixey. MI
flSeg f who has for years been prominently identl3
iileu win 1he parade. promised to see What cOuiu
M 9g COZ sds but after looking the matter oyer @ from
The give, is that there is not time: and at
@{tls @ ia late h9ur this Is true The principal reason
!ine; 1t is only within the last few months that
troileys have been running into Lenox from Pitts
held ana surrounding places. and 1t was feared by
many OF the cottagers that the public generally
the trolley connections and throng the town should
That is Just what not wanted; The floral
parade Is not circus. 1t has been all these years
into a public display the cottagers for the most
part. preferred to go without3it Unlike the horse
tEar9cIer act even IN the past 1t has been the Gus
centre Of the village about the old watering trough
then after forming in line, to drive through the
Hall: thence back to Edcecombe Meadows the
urnSs Ther ali the vces sTSp by were ssI lined p for
inspection and following the service of tea in the
tents there was dancing.
The fact that last year there parade.
coupled with the fact that this year it has been
strengthen the belief that it is now thing of the
past II was different last year. Then every ar
twenty-three Of the c9ttagers were ready with
The news OF President McKInley's assassination
in Buffalo had just been flashed over the wire. and
nouncement that he sinking, Mr.. Dixey. who
Gottagers that the fete would not take place Thus
Lenox has gone without her floral parade two sea-
In Igolfng circles and is thst means all Lenox for
neariy every one one plays Play goif IN ienoS me last two
Sided mat While MaHouf was taking honors right
sioa. f2r Some isast S2s e years kss s2if
player from Garden city Long island.
work ssd an old patron of The game whee MAI MAI
louf after fighting his way through the semi-fnals
asd and wad 10 on @ II The e sa Bn he
had to york @ For Rsd s ag5s' @ E GSE br of D 'h m
both events and pressed him hard. In the thirty
MalIouf Ma G and Ghok after ouipayinE Big field Of
contestants. settled down to one OF the prettlest
ay %nno BY aP p ws " dou The
~ r. 49, Iota o IL & Ma5n Equals
the links. The Lenox Cup won by MaIouf remains
the property Of the t- CLUB vsaT a IN n eas ees won
has has not 1t'' yet been done samuel Frothngham who
mas ,akfh fhat II dSpponted @ his friends this year
s1aee he s se fpP "bc b Ma6u al Who %
Chick in that & up and ana the TO medal &
were: Mailouf 76: Chick. rs In this Maouf also
egualied the amateur rscoTa & I3s son ss nilk Garden
city Long Island is a62s cong 95 fae here h ( d
tjof S,u3 S Inc bT winning the Presidents cup
Manchester, Vt
The championship week in golf was wound 1e, up IN
Mountain followed by supper at the house oilss,d of
This week has been devoted to the womens golf
events b ana thsre a Wer Mrs F. A. Mannice OF the
h9me club The msr9PoHRtaT RaTneS sh4ao8W MISS " Folsom
sd bsS69man OF e boms MsS club and Miss Wall Of Psned
Miss RaymSHid of Mss Saie E. N "Ss Gone Of the
ses Country Club J. N Miss MaTsaFst
f End 81 Ms 1he Louise A. Wells of the Brookne
Country Club OF Brookiine Mass; Of many pretty
teas Mrs. John E Aexandre having charge OF the
tables. 10 oo,.o.ad
about the annual ley Glen parade In stockbridge
taking place last might s5 A in the affair which
has always been productive OF m4fn zen GUgf
The parade is always held at night me 5 @
decking themselves In torches in the parade
ba2ng tar are barrel The party enters the glen at
the rear of the he Red 'B af Dr. me Cecil Hayens house
The committee having this yea SSs;1tbbworth Bernard
We composed ~ "i Treadway Walcott Tuckerman
Mrs. Wilson and Miss weyma1a, coming back for
The cottagers have been steadily coIe nre bnt tba
the autumn for week TX 9f its height until
season Garnet a S really kynstran Gs s1lo EMBASSY
Baron Hengelmueer the I'M m,iI arrive with his |
famiIw and the members of his iegatlo on df the
ber S As this is the date OF s.id TO have socially
to her own on and after that date et lnn d ei m
bassy will be Tayaiv entertained by the cot
tagers during the month 'heS "-
In the mean time many pretty a1raV nte the time in
taking place that serve 10 "i
on Wednesday afternoon Of this wGek VeIy
}oEape simmer house Tennysons Eno6n en- Arde a
music by Rlcharo a Btden Five other songs by the
sarna comnoser were also rendered. ,o,+,on given
nv MTs en3V a barclay Thrsdsy az Bonns and
Rrae for her daughter Mrs Stevens BarcaV anu ir
her daIY mfar Paai of an
Yesterday afternoon MIS- W.
en- joya bic reception -, will of course,
The horse show @ IN neT' eThprsday the day before the
show. Mrs William Pollock Heck g%fs gs"banck e'''
he
cie looked forward oe9oSer to S1n 8 and and
viii be- one of the the society has as Sunday and
j. Pierpont MORGAN Wa hont m the village by Charles
Was asa .akah hd ios entertained him at Allen Windeh