New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
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BY Telegraph 70 The T~IblaeI
Lenox. Mass. Sept 20-One Of the rl7sr brs,r',,.
entertainments Of the I1euox season was given -,
night al Elm Court by lir. and Mrs William Doug
las Sloane, who entertained forty auess az dfo7e-
This was followed by a dance 20 which ffty a55i
tional young people were invited Orchids ard
roses were used in tae table adornmeat TIA
dances which followed from 1920 O'Clock intro
duced a cotillon. Mr.. AMI Mrs Soans's guess,
were the representative Lenox cotsagers and nan,
bers Of their house parties
The social colony was interested ia the first pro-
duction OF comic opera. Sunny Sicily IN Pitts
field this afternoon and evening for the benefit OF
the House OF Mercy Hospital IN which Miss JuL&aa
Cutting daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Walter Cutting
took prominent part Miss Cuttings solo dance
was the feature Of the performance Among those
who occupied boxes were Mrs George Westinp-
house. Richard Goodman. Miss Goodman Mr.,
William D. Sloane. Charles Iarler. Miss Bfrelow
Mrs. Frank Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher u
Adams Miss Sophia Furniss Miss CIenentine Fur
Mss, Baron and Baroness Won dem Bussche Mrs
Robert Winthrop Grenville l. Winthrop NJ and
Mrs. John Sloane. Mr. and Mrs Thomas s Clarke
Mrs. James P. Ludlow. Mr. and Mrs. William Pol
lock- Mr.. and Mrs. Walter z. MAYNARD and NJ
and Mrs. William B. o. Field
Fourteen pairs started this morning in the tennis
tournament for prizes offered by Miss Josephine
Durand daughter o; the British Ambassador ana
the first round was played. because OF wet courts
from recent rains In some places the courts wer,
covered with sawdu5t to make the play possible
but even then the balls became soggy. and +ba
second round was put over until to-morroVr morn,
ing. There were many interested spectators The
results follow:
feated Miss G Folscm and Count Br e Ggry o
Sochan sfeasd Miss s coeq 6 and H sge K
ham. 6-2, SO; Miss Postlethwaite ana Ernest Zen
ME defeated Miss L Bacon and Hugh Gurney. so
81; Mrs. William Adams and Francis JaqUes de.
feated Miss Parsons and T. c Richardson r. s3
- and
defeated Miss Marion Oliver and George q T1r1-
BGssche 6efeated Mss BUNS aaa o Es 46on vSn
erhorn. g., -
Mrs. S. P. Shotter, Of Savannah viii entertain
the Berkshire Hunt at breakfast on Saturday morn
ing following the run in Richmond
John Innes Kane, Of New-York. is q CUES, Of
Grenville l. Winthrop. at Ethelwyn-
Miss Helen Parish. Of New York entertained a
large party at luncheon at Cosey Nook to-day
Miss Marion OLIVER daughter Of The Assistant
Secretary Of War and Mrs Oliver, is a guest Of
Mrs. John E. Alexandra and Miss Anna webb
have gone to New-York for the remainder Of the
Miss Hitchcock. Of Washington. daughter Of Sec
rotary and Mrs Httchcock, is q guest Of Mr.. and
Count Joseph Wenckhein Of the Austrian En-
passX started to-day for Washington, after spend
dor and Nine yon Hengelmjiler viii spend the re-
mainder of September IN Lenox.
Dr. and Mrs Charles H Tomas Of Philadelphia;
Mt and Mrs 2 G. Easton; Mr.. and Mrs. L God
ian5 Eo1en 80 1Ije III 80 ~ N4 e. v Ms e
Mr. and Mrs John T. Topping, Of Pittsburg, are at
Sir Mortimer Durand has offered a trophy for a
handicap golf match at the Lenox links on Friday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs John Butler Swami who have
been spending the summer in Stockbridge. to
go to Toronto the last Of this week. where they
will live. Mr. Swami is of Mrs John B
Swami. of New-York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parsons. Of Neu-York. are
to spend the winter at Bonnie Brae Cottage. IN
Stockbrdge
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Folsom have issued in
vitatiOns for dinner Friday evening in honor
Of Lord Claud Hamilton and Miss Hamilton Of
London.
Mr. and Mrs William D. Sloane to entertain
the Duchess of Marlborough for the week at Elm
Court