New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
LEN0X
Dog Show Hospital Benefit
Fair Garden Club.

Lenox. July Rear Admiral and Mn
Peary arrived this week at Hotel Aspfn-
wall, where they are the guests OF crcn-
eral Thomas II. Hubbard. General HUB
bard was one OF the members OF the Peary
Arctic Club and patrons Of the explora-
ton. Ten years ago, when the Hotel AS
plnwau was being built, Admiral Peary
visited the late Morris K Jesup. whore
property IS adjacent and declared II he
ever had an opportunity ne would spend
some time at the hotel. where the view
was so restful. This year is the first since
then that the explorer has been able 10
find time 10 go 70 Lenox.
Henry u. Pease. president Of the Lenox
Kennel Club. has declared for an open ar
dog show for this year and wants date
early in September. The shows have been
held in October, IN a town hall. and room
was always needed for show purposes.
The second meeting Of the Lenox Garden
Club was held at Fairlawn Tuesday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs Albert r. Shattuck en-
Pertaining. Richard Goodman. president OF
tho club, read o paper on garden clubs
which had been written by Miss Emily W.
Blddle AZ the business meeting Miss
Mabel Choate daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph II. Choate was chosen treasurer
and Mrs William Pollock was elected a
v.ce-president. Miss Lillian Goodman was
az the tea table and was assisted by Hiss
Charlotte Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs Meredith Rowland arrived
this week az the Curtis Hotel. 10 VISIT Mrs.
Daniel Torrance, Mrs. Howland's mother.
They will be at the hotel for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian HerZog are guests OF
Mrs. Frederick ". Tappen at the hotel.
Mrs. Augustus Kouutze and Mrs. Carl ".
NeuhOff. who have been AT the Curtis
Hotel started this week for the White
Mountains. but will return for the fall
season. The prettiest event Of the year
was Miss CivLLse Alexandre's fair at tbs
. Curtis Hotel for the aid OF the babies
ward of the POSTGRADUATE Hospital and
/ for the Floating Hospital OF ST. Johns
Guild More than 500 was made. Mrs.
George G. Haven gave An Angora cat,
which was ratified TO Mrs James y.
I Ludlow Miss Georgia Williams gave
"a pedlgreed collie dog. which was won
/ IN n rattle BY Mrs. Huntington W. Jackson.
/ Miss Alexandra was assisted by the Misses
/ Virginia and Mary L. Alexandra, Of Rose
| bank. :. l.; Miss Georgia Williams. OF
/ Stonington. Conn; Misses Elizabeth, Mary
and Irene Turnure. Leila Burden, Anna
Alexandra and Anita Delaheld.
! Semi-weeky dances az Heaton Hall are
Of interest in Stockbridge. Mrs. Louis lie
Grand, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. W. Perry, Mrs. ].
3. Kellogg. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F. Livingston.
Mrs. 2. T. Bailey and Mrs. W. K. Baxter.
OF New York, are among the arrivals 40
Heaton Hall this week
Mrs. John 4. Dix motored 70 the Maple
wood Hotel IN Pit,sdeld from Albany this
week and was n dinner guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John McElroy. Mrs. McElroy IS a
sister OF the late President Chester A.
Arthur and presided az the White House
during his administration.
One OF the brightest spots in the Berk-
shire Hills is Greenock Inn. IN Lee, which
has been doing a capacity business this
week \ fair viii be held on the hotel
lawn next week. in aid OF 81 Georges
Episcopal Church. Saturday night dances
are now an established fixture at the Inn.
Arriving at the Red Lion Inn this week
were Mrs. Charles II. Post, OF Summit.
y. J.; Mrs. Richard c. Christopher. OF
| AIontclair. y. J.: Mrs. c. r. Bryant and
Miss Ethel Bryant. Of Brooklyn; Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Edwin G. Lamb OF Norwalk, Conn. !:
David !. Geyer, Linwood Geyer ana Err
nest II. Geyer. Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
L. z. Ware, Elizabeth, \. j.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace c. Pl!mpton and Mics Jeanette
, Pumpton, Montclair. y. J.