New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
Cottagers and Guests Turn
Out in Large Numbers to
Inspect the Blooms.

-.-ox Avg E.-Tt took flower show 10 OBTAIN
- attendance Of the cottagers and their house
- q single gathering this week. An exhibit
- - ANNALS and perennials was held, and So
-. cooked 10 It. praised the blossoms and made
=. show one Of the best features OF the ma
.~o, There had been no earlier nower show.
- the seasons best blooms and the highest art
. =. bo-+iculturist were shown in this one-day
O = vas held in the town building. where
- ,-ss rlerrv OF floor space for the big exhibit
= -+-s-ted tyv ;he forty-six classes In blossoms
- xz-ss-peas asters. glsdiolus, phloI and otneF
,,-sls attracted much notice
,srs william D. Sloane, Mrs Robert winthrop
- PAM Dahlgren. Miss Wharton, Mrs. George Z
--e Miss Anna B Shaw, Miss Furniss, Mrs
,-s--crf' satteriee. Miss Georgiana Sargent Alrs'
- : Parsons Mrs Newbeld Morris, Mrs George
= ,.~-~77 Miss Heloise Meyer. Mrs Thatcher M
=,,7s Ms John r Alexandra. Mrs F ( Bar
- Mrs David Lydig Mrs J. b Ludlow, Mrs J.
-.-,,e Lee Mrs II. Livingston Lee, Mrs Lind
4~- & z-..-esx Mrs. George W Folsom Mrs Giraud
- Ms Harold Goodwin. Mrs Henry w Gray.
-. Tsniel ? C-tsvold, Mrs Horny P JaQues'
~ Adele Kneeiand Mrs Henry D1bolee, Mrs.
: : DelaAeId. Mrs. +. s. Dana, Mrs DaVld l.
-,-s Ms n Dwight Collier. Mrs Henry / CooD'
: D,-s Danyer CIarkson, Miss Kate Cary Mrs'
n T,-.-7o- Mrs John s Barnes. Mrs Robert
: Brewster and Mrs. George B Blake were 'he
---o-esses os the exhibition
-,a 0t,--santheuum show was announced Tor
-. rss- week in October. Sweetpeas had low
C- ECt weather ana S5'SAS Si~0N--~
-,s which had been their UndonE- Perhaps
-. 80 noteworthy exhibition was +. ON the ga
s--- - Mrs. Edward Wharton, the novelist In heT
r- fashioned flower garden Mrs Wharton mas
- growing ANIMALS and pcrennials for num-
,s- ~ wears exhibiting only few blossoms N lHe
--7 THIS year hcr gardener received PERMISSION
. -,., Ike = large exhibit and The result was tii2t
=. zz----tan carried CT the first honors for the
* and largest varieties Of ANNALS and peren-
- -rs-= Adele Kneeland. who has = notable
r-se- ~ Fai-lavn. and MIS- Wharton were rivals
.Lef- showing Of phlox. hambeau. pink beauty
f,-7ss of Honor and Huxley varieties exciting me
.s-1s-- -5-7srarion. Miss Kneeland won the a0aru
= -rrox and Mrs George Il. Morgan for gladioh
r-,-~--az T7-5e-s show Of asters and dahiIas was
s,4.-r-- noteworthy Mrs. John E Alexandre
-o7tr first prize for three varieties OF as1ers ana
~ John 2 Parsons for six varieties FROM the
r.r,sr-r-sfne conservatOrics CZTaud Foster had a
41a exhibition Of orchids. and received diploma
60 y--as-fn-hovss showed yellow transparent
.-7.s v-ns-7 received high com-nendauou. MISS
r--7Y- --cller-~an exhibited tomatoes and melons
e---- he- gardens at Ingleside Hail IN STOCK
t-5-e ard Joseph H Choate was winner N me
-rz~s for grapes. Mrs. John Z. Parsonss Inter
rats7 -a-5ens won the first award for a coilec1lon
# vegetables
MEMBERS ~ the Berkshire Hunt have decided 10
81 3 limited number OF parking spaces Tor car
-erss and automobiles along the horaestre'ch a
- TAe Pleasure Park for September L. when
-, ro-- the friends OF the from all the SUI
-,u76.ns towns 70 drive the park for the day.
EFs,v viii 20 early and take luncheon at INC
co--se IN English fashion For the PreslOehIs 9
Cur. the blue ribbon Of the meeting spencer :.
eA+ts- has entered his Irish hunters, Ballyhooley
- s-s1hs II1--rore David Dovs. Louis {. CIarK-
4 Watson webb. Malcolm Stevenson. John z
Po-sirrh Singleton Van Schaick { = Bro II,
ceo-r. Chfpchase. T. H Won Stade ahd fiaroi0
ssxgv have also entered thoroughbred hunters
srd racing ponies
s.-.-sI f,57cbeons and q large dinner were given
his week for Nj and Mrs Walker OF Boston
xho were the guests OF Mrs. Walkers sister MISS
Anna 3 Shaw.
Mrs John z. A1s1andre gave one OF tne -aCsesI
s-7.- entertainments ot the year for her orother
Alexander G webb tr who came up for the week
.Bd Mrs Edmund Randolph was one Of the
guests
have been IL at their country places, are now able
- be ont and are seen driving almost daily
Mary --o-,jne1t New Yorkers have registered at
~. Hotel Aspinvau this week There is dancing
three nights each week this month al the hotei'
and the zrfu rooms brilliant nightly Win sup
Der osr-ies An exhibition Of flowers from the
Italian gardens at the hotel was made this week
- .,--so-a5 much notice Ernest C La Mon
-sgre Alexander s. John Bridge, Nj and mrs
Thomas de Ford Mrs. u. S. Williams MIS-
Charles O. Gates Miss Eleanor Gates Miss r r
Packard Mrs Il ? Isoouis and Ny. and MIS-
George Bryant have arrived Major and Mrs I
= F7oola- and Major Alton Farrel. Of Ansonia-
Conn. have arrived at the hotel 10 visit Dr. and
N-s 2 Cheney. Colonel and Mrs David =
HsrenaDn of New Brunswick. n J.. have also
s-r3ved
sse-,rars - the cottage colony are sing in
7-5,4-,- r7-,-cg the three last Sundays in August
Among the singers who have volunteered their
services are Nj and Mrs. Samuel rockingham
NJ and Mrs David T Dana. Misses Charlotte
and Corneliz Barnes. Heloise Meyer. lsaoeI ShO'-
Ter F--1Iv Bacon Constance Folsom. Helen and
Cqv4l.ee A1are-s-e Allied a Schenck Marshall r
Ke-ro.rsn and Robert s. Brewster.
LAKE GEORGE.