New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
Golf Also Prominent Among
the Outdoor Amuse-
mentS There.

Lenox Mass Sept 4-Both golf and rsdng 10
the hounds have come into prominence this week
The annual Stockbridge golf tournament a field OF
fifty players appearing for the opening contests
has interested society. which turned out on Tues
day TO give its approval efforts of the club
IN presenting the leading tournament IN Western
Massachusetts. There We're many well known men
IN the tournament. wolcott Tuckerman Malcolm
McBurney. 5. Parkman Shaw. Devereux Emrnet
Joseph H. Choate, tr Spottswood d Bowers.
Harry w. Allen and Theodore r. PIunkett PLAYING
in the contests. Mrs. Joseph II. Choate DR. Henry
w Haven. Mrs Charles McBurney and others
have given dinners and luncheons for the enter
tainment Of the prominent players. To-day the
annual tournament OF the tennis club began on the
courts at the Stockbridge Golf Club. will con-
unue for the next few days. Miss Mabel Choate
Miss Matilda Browneu and Edward Crownins hiela
the committee Of arrangements
There have been three meetings of the Berltshire
Hunt The first meeting at the Lenox Club,
where the riders were lined up for the villa
who motored there see the season properly
opened Several members rode horses In the
saddle were Newbold Morris. Frederic Bull. NJ r
H; Miss Heloise Meyer. Miss Vera Bloodgood Mis-,
Charlotte Barnes, Harold Subway, Louis E warins
Chester q. Burden and others. The run was six
miles, over excellent hunting country TO Highlawr
William B. O. Fields country place Where III.
kill was held. Many prominent uersous wercr,aa
the start including Mr.. and Mrs. John z Par
sons. Mrs. Montgomery Hare. Mr.. and Mrs John e
Alexandra. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Fahnestock Miss
L.
Henry p Jaques. Mrs. Frank NJ. Hare, NJ, and
Mrs. William B. o. Field. Mrs. Frederic Bull Mr.
and Mrs. Henry H. Pease Captain and Mrs John
s. Barnes. Miss Cornelia Barnes. Mr. and Mrs
Bradish Johnson. ALr. and Mrs Lindsay Fairfax
MI and Mrs James B. Ludlow and Mrs. NewboId
Morris.
At the Casino in Sto-ekbridge tonight was hello a
reception for Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Crownin-
shield. who will soon sail for Rome for several
years residence there. Prominent cottasers ar
arlH all Of he
and Stockbridge colony went down TO the Casino
Crowninshield is president of the Casino assocaa-
ton. and has had TO DO with many Stockbridge af-
fairs and interests.
In Lenox there has been & continuous rouue OF
iuncheons and dinners The return OF the cottasers
who have been at the shore including Mr. and Mrs
Frank K. Sturgis. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astor
Bristed, Mr. and Mrs. Grand Foster and Mr. and
Mrs. Frederic S. Delafeld, has resulted in much
added gayety.
Cottasers are already preparing for the Lenox
Kennel Clubs second exhibition. AIRS. Newbold
Morris has offered a valuable silver trophy for a
class, aBd Miss Kate Cary, Henry H. Pease, Henry
l. Lee and others have given cups for the show
Mrs William Pollock. Mrs. Frank X Sturyis, Mrs.
William D. Sloane. Mrs Carlos de Heredia Mrs
George Winthrop Folsom, Mrs Henry H P-ase
and Mrs. F. c. Grugan will be among the eyhib-
the cup for the champion dog.
Shadowbrook, the country residence Of Snenc.r
p. Shotter, has been chosen as the place for tbs
sixth annual hunt ball. Last year il was held at
sedgwick Hall, in the village, with a supper at