New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-21
In THE BERKSHIRES.
Society affairs and Outdoor Sporss
44ttract Many.

Lenox, Mas Aug 90 CspeciaD.-rhs v.sAss
news in society has included the announcement
/ OF the engagement or Miss Mary StiIlrar-
daughter Of Thomas z. Stillman. OF New-York.
and Edward S. Hardness. Miss Stillman was
for several seasons in Lenox with her father.
who had cottage here. and she has recently
, been guest of her sister. Mrs. William Arm
strong. AT the club cottage She was while II
LenOx much given to riding. and drove her
fathers entries in the Lenox Horse Show. Mr..
Hardness is spending the summer al the Curtis
/ Hotel with his mother. Mrs Charles Hardness
/ The wedding viii take place in New-Tork next
winter.
I To-day's wedding at Trinity Church. wher.
Miss Maud Christine Folsom became the wife OF
Clark Greenwood Voorhees, an artist, excited In
/ teresL throughout the Lenox colony by reason OF
! the social Importance OF the Folsous who have
/ for twenty-five years been numbered among thu
leading Lenox coJLagers. The seven daughters
/ OF Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom have been high society
favorites, and their cottage, Sunnyridgs. whether
/ in summer winter. has been the centre OF the
cottagers, activities. All Of the weddings OF the
/ Misses Folsom have taken place In Trinity
I Church, OF which George Winthrop Folsom Is a
/ vestryuaan- To-day he gave his third daughter
/ in marriage the former brides OF the family
/ having been Mrs. Sydney Haight. wife OF Lieu
/ tenant Haight. L. s A, and Mrs Helen Safer
| lee. widow OF Churchill saterlee. OF Columbia
s c. The affair was the brightest OF the year
in Lenox. and Is the first OF the seasons we'd
/ dings. On October 1. the anniversary OF the
marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom, their nrt2
! daughter. Miss winifred Folsom. Is to marry
| Edward Deiaheld. OF New-Yors. at Trinity
| Church
| Big dinners and luncheons are yet 20 come but
many small affairs have been given John
Sloane. IT.. on Tuesday evening gave a supper
/ for four OF his Yale cIassmates-Pierrs Davis
Frank Ackert. Edward DANGER and D. P Moves
at the boating club on Lake AIahkeenao The
/ guests numbering thirty, went to the lake n
buckboards. and after supper there was an
/ hours boating and later Al Illumination OF the
lake shore and dancing
| Cricket, baseball and gyunkhana games have
come to the front this week In sports. While
gulf and tennis have had their innings the new
/ diversions have been followed with keen In
| terest At Tanglewood, the country estate OF
| Richard c Dtxey. under the direction OF Perez
| c. WyndhsTa. first secretary OF the British En-
bsssy. tent peggins and gynkhana games have
| been rehearsed for the Berkshire Hunt Club
races, which are TO be held next month New
| bold Morris. Arthur s Dixey. Joseph ". Burden
| g. P Shaw, Giraud Foster. Clinton c. Gilmore.
Samuel rockingham. Guy A Ward and Others
| have been riding IN these exciting sports
| William D. Sloane who won the weekly handt-
| cap at the LenOx Golf Club, has been matched
/ against Captain John S. Barnes for contest on
/ the Lenox course The Hotel AspInwau has
| held several interesting clock golf tournaments
this week. So popular is this amusement there
| that electric lights have been set at ths nu-
| nerals on the course. and the gzms IS now fol-
/ lowed By night as vel by day. The record
| score Is ID, held BY Judge Ernest Hall OF New
/ York Miss Mabel Anderson. OF New-York won
/ the tournament for the cup offered by Warren
/ F. Martin. OF Philadelphia, with q score OF gross
/ 81. handicap L. net 10 Mrs. F. Tousey and
! Miss Esther Holmes. OF New-Torl. were tied
| for second place. The golS teams OF the Hotel
| Aspinwau and Shadow Brook Inn played the
first OF a series OF matches on Wednesday.
Next week the tennis tournament for the
/ trophy offered by Harlan Page. OF Philadelphia
will be played. There are already thirty entries.
and two days play VIII be required TO decide the
I finals.
Among the recent arrivals at the Asptn-
wall ars Dr.. J. A AIdrich. OF Philadelphia. who
/ has joined the Page party: Mr. and Mrs. George
Law Davidson, OF New-York; George K Birgs
and Miss Marion Birge. OF Buffalo; Mrs, ST Joha
/ SproueL or New-York; Mrs D. II Brady, OF
artist
At recent meeting Of the Lenox Horse Show
7 Association, NewbOld Morris, OF New York was
! elected secretary and treasurer. There ara 20 b.
/ twenty-five classes in the show this year. The
additional classes are for ponies, OF which there
/ are many IN LenOx- The harness division Will
tncIc@s sixteen classes and the rest ars for sad
/ ole horses. A me array OF saddle horses VIII
( be shown. hunters being numerous owing 70 tha
I formation or the new Berkshire Hunt Club. Tbs
judges VIII be William c. CULVER OF New
/ York. ard William H Catlin. o. Port Chester
The Hunt Club has announced that purses o.
500 will be given IN the races az Pleasure Park
Gymkhana games and steeplechase ara TO Dc a
part OF the programme The riders will include
the foremost LenOX cOttagerS and rnanbe-s az
I the British Embassy
Stockbridge has presented a strong card o>
entertainments this week In golf Mrx d 3
Austin, Miss Anna KohlsaaL OF New-York-
Jaques, Of Pittsburgs have made the best scores
. Miss DOrOthea kObbe, OF NsW-York won ths
tennis tournament at the Casino.
Heaton Hail. the new resort hotel On FGeId-s
Hill, in Stockbridge. has a large patrolazs and
is now the favorits dining place for motor
parties and those driving through the hills Is
patrons include Mrs lie 3. Cooper Mrs John
". SedgwiCk. Mrs. Stephen D Tucker NIS~
Andrew Alexander. Miss Doty and Mrs David
Baocock, OF New-York: Mr.. and Mrs. Gecrgs
s. Bishop. Mrs. George ". Nichols and me
Misses Nichols OF Brooklyn
At the Red Lion Inn IN Stockbrfdss ts.-- q.
a large patronage Many ADJUSTMENTS havs
been provided by the management. and with
daily tennis matches at the Casino. the guests
nave been fully interested The late week A.
rivals include Mrs. c. r Edwards OF WASH
ington; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Horn Miss Horn
OF Albany; Charles L Livingston and " q
AshweI. O. New-York; A Fenton Wood. Of
New-Haven; Mrs Il. ". Brown. Of GIentaIe.
Ohio, and Miss McCutcheon. Of Phuadelphla
The entries for the annual goIs tournaments
on the Stockbridgs course next week Indicate
the best tournament yet held there PsuI
Waterman, H r Cooley. A G. Lockwood
Charles Seeley. Marc Michaels Walter Ttick.--
man. Ernest Thomson. Mortimer NJ SfrxA-
Samuel rockingham and Malcolm McFs,,r7a~
recognized as among the first men IN the East
are 20 compete. Walter Tuckermsn OF Wash
ington IS the cup holder. There will be num-