New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
CLOCK GOLF AT LEMON
Guests asked That There BE No
FirezcOrks on Fourth.

Lenox. Mass July (SpeciaD Of
| the Fourth Of July crowds at Shadow Brook
Inn. on Lake Mahkeenac, from Saturday well
into this week every room in the hotel was taken
and business was sent TO other hotels. Hotel
Aspinwau was we'll flied for the FOUrta and
every day since has a constant arrival o.
guests. The cOttagers generally entertained
large house parties for the holiday, and IN all,
with baseball. tennis cricket and golf the day
was a busy one in LenOx. \ delightful feature
of the day was the serving of Is1ZcheOn and din
ner on the wide verandas of TIE Aspinwan.
plan which will be followed throughout the
warm months. Clock golf the sport Of the
morning, and in the afternoon the guests went
down 70 Laurel Lake. where the new boat club
was open. Here canoeing and swimming were
much INDUCED in. At the request OF the guests
the display of fireworks was omitted this year
The early summer at Shadow Brook Inn has
been success. The beauty of the former home
of the Anson Phelps Stokes family is a potent
attraction and it's situation is so beautiful that
it's fame is cpreading Golf is played daily on
the hotel links. and the Fourth of July handicap
had an entry of fifteen players. This week Man
ager Merrill has given his guests a display Of
roses from the greenhouses at Shadow Brook
In Stockbridge the Red Lion Inn and Heaton
Hall have a large list of patrons this week. The
Fourth was observed by programme Of sports.
baseball in the afternoon being big attraction
In the morning Dr. Charles McBurney won the
annual trophy offered by the Stockbridge Golf
Club. Registered at HeaJoa Hall are Mr.
and Mrs W. r. Mead. Mrs. Roscoe H Charming,
Miss Charming j. P. Channing, New-York; NT.
and Mrs c. F. Linsey, Meriden; John v Jewell
j. v Jewell jr Miss Jewell. Mrs Henry Sanger.
Miss Sanger. Brooklyn; Z. Raymond Rossange.
+, Kline New-York; Mr.. and Mrs r. W Foode
and Mrs. John Miehaels, Buffalo.
Many guests are at the Red Lion Inn. Cen
eral s. ID. Russy and Mrs Russy. of Washing
ton; DIR. William Mason, composer; Mr. and
Mrs. Bolton Hall and family. OF New-York; Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Van Sinderen. William Mason
and Miss Golding have arrived for July and
August Other guests include w. e. Ashwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Bangs. Mrs. Tobin. Miss NJ
Tobin and Mrs. c. B. Hathaway.
Pittsfeld has had gay week. The Fourth at
the Country Club attracted large company OF
cottagers and hotel guests. Both lakes were
visited by picnic parties and boating was IN
dulged in The Maplewood is entertaining
nearly two hundred guests. Among them are
Mr. and Mrs. ". Merle Smith. Miss A l. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Denny, Miss Denny. Mrs
w. B Dick Harris Dick. Mr. and Mrs. George
W. Clahin, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Holmes, z F:
Holmes, jr Miss Holmes A. ". COe. Cecil
Griffin Fred Button, II. j. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Peck, Mrs. Horace s. Taylor and Miss
Florence Brownen. New-YOrk; Ion PeTdfcarls,
Tangiers: Mr.. and Mrs. y. ], NJ. Crocker and
Miss CrOcker.
AT GreenOCk Inn, in Lee. many New
Workers for the summer. Golf and tennis have
been the leading sports at the inn. and severa!
dances have made the evenings gay. Among
this weeks arrivals Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ
DarrOw and family. William SarhOOd. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Bryan Misses Mildred and Beatrice
Bryan, Mrs. Russell WaldrOn and Miss Flags
and George Colon, New-YOrk
Other hotels have many guests, for in
stance Laird's Hotel. in Stockbridge, and 1he
Taghkan.C Inn. in Sheffield
AT the annual meeting of the LenOx Golf SIuo
this week William ID. Sloane was reelected us
president. The tournament VIII open on Au-
gust ~. Beside competition for the Lenox
Cup. Gtraud Foster and William ID. Sloane VII
offer beautiful trophies. which will become the
property of the winner of those events.