New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-04
LEN0X GYMKHANA GAMES.
Sir Mortimer Durand to Ride IN
MGng Fantastic EUents.

L=nox, Mass. Sept. 3 Special. September
opens the gay season at Lenox. All of The Zig
functions have been scheduled for the early fall
and the entire month VIII be filed with hunt
club runs. gynlkhana games races and horse
chow
The last rehearsal OF The gymkhana games
prior TO their presentation next Wednesday at
Tanglewood, was held this week The many en-
tries promise exciting sport. Sir Mortimer Du-
rand, the British Ambassador. VIII ride in MANY
fantastic events. Mr.. Dixey has given the use
O. his estate for the games, which are to be IN
sd OF Miss FolsoH1's hospital for convalescents
MISS Kate Cary, Miss Rosamond Dixey. Miss
Josephine Durand, Miss Barnes and other young
women are entered IN several Of the games
Walter L TUckerman. OF Washington, won the
championship Of Berkshire County on the golf
course this week, defeating a large field, incIud-
ing Malcolm McBUrney, MS foremost opponent
The entries for the sixth annual exhibition Of
the LenOx Horse Show Association. at HighIawn
Farm. September 16 closed Wednesday, The
committee in charge of The show includes Will
lam D Sloane. Frank K. sturgis. John z. Alex
ander Il. P. Jaques. Newbold Morris and Miss
Kate Cary. William c. CULVER Of New-York
secretary Of the Riding Club, and William H.
Catin, Of Port Chester VIII Judge the entries
The list Of exhibitors includes George Westing-
house John Sloane Frank K. Sturgis, William
D. Sloane, J. Woodward Haven, H p Blood
good, Arthur s. Dixey, Joseph ". Burden. s. W.
woodward. H P. Jaques. Charles AIcBurney,
David 7. Dana, Newbold Morris Giraud Foster
Miss Emily Tuckerman Miss Rosaulond Dixey
Miss Charlotte Barnes, Miss Marian Haven
Miss Helen L Alexander. William A Reed, Miss
Kate Cary William Pollock. Hamilton W. Cary
and Carlos de Heredia-
The Berkshire Hunt Club has selected its
officials for its first meet on Wednesday. at the
Lee Pleasure Park Hamilton W. Cary ard
William Pollock. Of New York. will act as
judges, Guy A Ward as starter and Clinton C.
Gilmore as clerk % the course
At Blantyre DIr. ard Mrs Robert w Pater-
son gave the first ball Of the season. Twenty
i've guests were entertained at dinner previous
70 the dance.
M. and Ms. Thomas Nelson Page are to be
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs John Sloane at Wynd-
hurst next week BIr. and Mrs. Sloane have ar
ranged a series Of dinner entertainments on
Thursday and Friday evening for their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Higginson, Of Chicago.
have arrived at The Corners, and Mrs. A. C.
hngsland. Of New-Yo-k. has opened her coun-
Try place for the late season.
Many arrivals have crowded the resorts and
many cottages have been called on to take the
overflow. The Curtis Hotel has entertained it's
guests with a number Of small entertainments.
dance and its weekly concerts.
The first OF the seasons dag hunts by the
Berkshire Hunt Club run Thursday after
noon from Richard c. Dixeys country place,
Tanglewood.
Ars- c. A Lamont who has been visiting her
eaughter. Mrs Harry Hardness Flagler. at Mill
Drook n z. has returned 10 Lenox
Hotel AspinwaH has been receiving crowds OF
ssnnuons Guests from the shore resorts have
.a ia me house A clock golf tournament was
paved Thursday on the plaza IN front of the
ssoeei with forty-six entries. There was a large
- Tonight, and Monday golf handicap viii
De the attraction
slockbridge has been interested in the annual