The sun., 1912-07-14

Miss Gertrude Parsons secretary. will
| meet IN the gardens of DR.. and Mrs.
! FREDERIC s Pearson at Edgewood in
| t', at harrington ncyt week and the
! discussion will i've on Butterflies and
/ Moths" 1t will be the first time the
/ gardens Of Dr and Mrs. Pearson will
| have been inspected by the Garden club.
! They have boon several years N building
ant contain much statuary and sunkcn
garden. of great beauty. Miss Nathalie
Pearson. daughter Of Dir. and Mrs. Pear
son, who was hurt while riding u horse
OH the estate of DR.. Pearson. has entirely
recovered from her injuries. DIR. Pear
south Tn"t of Rorkshircs. tho largest
estate in tho state oi Massac chu-ctts.
J Mr. and Mrs. Aaron W. lBastcho. who
/ have been in Lemon for part Of their
! honeymoon at Hotel A>pinwall. have
! gone by automobile for a tour OF the
White Mountains.
! II"nox was supplied ly salmon for two
weeks while Samuel Frothngham, Dr. &.
| Horny C. Haven and George Y. Hoyt
were in the Grand Cascarcdia region in
Canada. They are members Of fishing
, club and their catch was dist ribited
among Lenox cottagers and discussed
over several dinner tables. An eighteen
pound salmon was sent to the Lenox
Club for the annual luncheon of the club
At the annual election Uf the Ienox
d ' lli' t'IIlLtS III pI'ItPTS VDOk UlItf.
George Winthrop Folsom, for several
y"nrs treasurer. was elected vice-presi-
dent. and Frederick =. Dclafi"ld of the
board of governors was elected treasurer
A. il is an mwritten law AT the l.enox
club that the vice-prcsident shall succeed
, the president. this means that on the
retirement of Dr. Richard e. Grecnleaf
as president MIR. Folsom will become
president of the club He has leen in
leh"N IL cottager loncer than any other
member Of the club and he was one of its
incorporators. Dr Henry p. Jaques
wds elected secretary of the club. and DIR.
Iaqucs, Mir. Folsom. Mr. Belafield. Charles
I.anier, John T.. Parsons. George b.
Blake, j. Woodward Haven and br. Green
leaf memhers Of the board Of governors.
An interesting report was made at the
annual meeting of the Lenox Gok and
Tennis Club. During the year the club
has rebuilt its golf course and added four
tennis courts at tha Clubhouse. Here
will he played The tennis championships
| which have heretofore h~'n played on
the courts N private houses. Arrange
ments have been made to serve tea az the
clubnous" during the tournaments. Will
lam Douglas Sloane was reelected presi-
dent. nr. Grcenleaf. vice president
Robert W. Paterson. treasurer. and Gi-
ra,id Foster. treasurer secretary.
/ David lydig has been elected president
Of the Lake Mahkecnac Boating Club,
] ,sA''Ni ib~,'i,
FrofhinG CHAM, secretary.
Fifty cluhmcn were at the I.enox Club
at its annual luncheon, and after the lunch
croI,Iet as played in England was played
on the lawn. wher" until this year were the
tennis courts. The game " standard
,roIuct brought over from England by
Nic"-prcsident Folsom will become one
/ # the amuscm"nts If the club Many
of the clubmen are taking mp the game.
Francis .lauucs son of DIR. and Mrs.
Henry y. jacques, wh has been for four
years in Paris az the BoalX Arts. has re-
ceivsd his diploma and will establish HIM
self in New ori< a. an architect. Chester
Griswold Burden. who is studying arcni-
lecture in Paris. has arri, ed horne for the
summer and i with Mrs. Joseph W. Bur
den at nd"r Ledge.
Georg" Winthrop Folsom was this Seek
elected senior warden of Trinity parish
and Newhold Morris was elected 4 ruein-
Der Of the e-trv to succeed NJ Folsom
Mr. Folsom has long been identified with
The Parish. He has heen a member OF
the Sestry for twenty years ard has
represented the church a, its diocesan
meetings. ether members II III. ,cstry
elected were Charles Lanier. William -
Sloane John r Parsons. william q liz
ford. Edward Macdonald.
Miss Nora lasigi Of Boston h ha- eStsb-
li>h Il a aca;iqn home for girl in stock
hrdg" and l. giNinga part Of her sumner
TO Carir ( for the home. Miss la-gi found
In Boston 80 many weary boonkeepers
stcuugrtph,rS, u'Ir-ee ana WORKING a.ri'
who were not able - par for d fLll Iara-
tion in the country that the plan of th'
vacation home was CCuceiS ed. Nine GIL
are cared for N time al the home. II
they ar" able to nav u small amount il
is received and if they cannot pay Miss
la-igi furnishes transportation 20 Stock.
bridge and hoard for Two weeks Sh" i
greatly interested ia h.r ph!lau' hro,!,