New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
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Tenox Mass July 4-There were fifty chm
members at the annual meeting and luncheon o.
the Ienox Club this afternoon The election re-
suited as follows: President. John P. Barnes:
vice-president Richard c. Greenleafs secretary.
Henry p Jaaues; treasurer George W Folsom;
board Of governors John S. Barnes. George W.
Folsom Richard c. Greenleaf, George Baty Blake
Henry c Haven. Henry P. Jaques. Charles
Lanier John f. Parsons and Thomas Post
Among the members at the annual banquet wer.
Thatcher VI. Adams. William L. Armstrong.
Charles Astor Bristed. Edward A Burdett, David
T. Dana Frederick S. DelaheId. Richard s. Dixey,
DR. Richard c. Greeneaf, Daniel Payne GriswoId.
Henry C. Haven. Henry P. Jaques. David Lydig.
George II. Morgan. Ne vbold Morris. Herbert
Parsons Robert W. Patterson. John F. Parsons.
H. HoIIister Pease. William Pollock, Thomas Post.
Harley T. Proctor. F. Augustus Schermerhorn.
Spencer P. Shotter. William D. Sloane, j. Bowers
Lee. Malcolm r. Wharton. George Westinghouse.
Frederic Schenck. NJ NJ Osborne. William
Thomas and Forsythe Wickes
The matter of holding a horse show was talked
over at the Ienox Club to-day Many Of the
villa owners favor giving the show. and meet
ing of the executive committee Of the horse show
is to be held later with meeting Of the Berk-
shire Hunt 10 take action the matter 1t Is
not unlikely that the show will be held and will
be larger than ever A two days show IS pos
sibility.
officers Of the Lake Mahkeenac Boating Club
elected to-day are: President. David Lydig; sec
retary, Samuel rockingham and treasurer, Giraud
Foster
At the annual meeting OF the Lenox Golf Club
to-day these officers were elected: President
William d. Sloane; vice-president. Dr. Richard
c. CireenIeaf; treasurer. Robert W Patterson, and
secretary Giraud Foster. The club voted not to
hold the annual tournament. Lindsay Fairfax
has offered cup for approaching and driving
contest and several Informal events for mem
bers Of the club will be held throughout the sum
mer and autumn
The intended display Of fireworks at Elm Court
the country residence Of William D. Sloane. was
postponed until Monday on account Of rain There
were displays 1T Shadow Brook. the S. p Shotter
place and at the Charles Bristed and Georgs
Turnure homes
Mrs. John E. Parsons entertained at luncheon
to-day at StoneOver-
Dinner entertainments were given tonight by
Mrs William D. Sloane. Mrs. Charles AstOr
Bristed Mrs. George Westinghouse and Mrs.
Mrs Henry P. Jaques-
Herbert Parsons and FOrsythe Wickes defeated
Clark Voorhees, and Montgomery Hare to-day az
tennis at the Lenox Club "a, 6-S, 7-5 and -+
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H. Choate, tr., are with
Mr and Mrs. Joseph II. Choate in Stockbrtdge-
Miss Anna b. Shaw entertained at bridge whist
this afternoon Her guests included Mrs Richard
s Dana Mrs. George H Morgan, Mrs John $.
Barnes Mrs George W. Folsom Mrs. Joseph W.
Burden. Mrs. S. Parknan Shaw, Mrs William
Pollock Mrs Charles AstOr Bristed, Mrs Georss
t. Maxwell and Miss Helen Parish.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Martin, Mr. and Mrs A Il
Kinney and Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. HumstOne and
Miss Humstone. Of New York. are at the Maple
wood in Pittsfeld.
Mrs. George W. Allen Of London and MrA
John Mcmillan, Of ST. Louis. have arrived at ths
hotel.