The sun., 1912-07-14

OsCar laSlRi pressing tne pNnipi. vi Mise
Kohlsaat closely and dividing the other
honors. Miss Kohlsaat was tho largest
prize winner. Her gardens exhibited
the best pcrcnnials and Mrs. Joseph II.
Choate had tho best ANNALS. wonder
f,1 collection Of sweet peas was seen.
thoee Of Mrs. Bernhard HOFFMAN. who
award. Mrs Charles s. Mellen and Mrs.
Walter p. Eaton made exhibits in this
class. Miss Ellen King had the TEST
collection Of sweet williams. and MrH.
Joseph II. Choate the best greenhouse
plants. Mrs. Charles y. Mellen sent the
finest larkspur. In the competition Tor
effect, Mrs l.. Bolton Bangs won the first
a award and Alfred Hetherington the second
award. The judges gave the awards
for phlox To Oscar Iasigi; for cosmns.
Miss Helen Butler: for clarkia. Mrs. y.
,. Hoffman; for peetunias. William Lynch
for marigolds. Miss Ellen King; for mixed
collection. Miss Marie o. Kobbc: for
Towering shrubs. Mrs. Joseph II. Choate;
for orange flowers, Mrs, Oscar lasigi
for water lilies. Miss Helen Butler; for
ccoreopsis. Miss Helen Butler. Or. Charles
show. Mrs. Oscar Iasigi and Mrs. Samuel
". Woodward dividing the second award.
For best specimens the following awards
were made: Cherries to Miss Grace Nettle-
ton; Strawberries. to J. Van Loan mush-
rooms. to Miss Helen Butler: Miss
for lettuce. Bernhard Hoffman for spina ch.
So successful was the show that the pro.
moters talk OF forming n horticultural !
society and holding annual exhibitions.
Prominent people passing through the
Berkshires this week have included
of Mrs. Rie hard Watson Glider in Tyring-
ham; j. Arthur Beebe and William 5.
Hall of Boston. who were M the Red Lion
! Inn: r. Augustus Schemerhorn OF New
York. who was wit h his sister. Mrs Richaid d
! 7. Auchmu,y; MIR. and Mrs. Henry II.
Law and Walter W. Law Of BrisrcliE
n. y: Mrs. Henry II. Rogers and Mrs.
II. Livingston i,eeckman OF New York.
who were at Hotel Aspinwall: Prof. and
Mrs Charles +. Chandler, who were az
Curtis Hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry ". Bishop of Chi
cago. who are al their country place.
Wiaka. in Pi,tsfeld. have announced the
Jessica Pomeroy Bishop. TO Spencer
Turner Of New York. Mr.. Turner is a
broker. a graduate Of Yale in the class
1908. "A member OF the New York Repub-
lican Club and Squadron A. His summer
home Is at Chapralua; \. y where he
MIR. and Mrs Frederick Reiser Of New
Haven have announced the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Vera NJ Rsiscr
to Roosevelt NJ. Curtis OF Curtis Hotel.
Lenox. MIR Curtis is OF Yale II.
A., the lawn party and fair for the bone
fiji OF 81; Georges Church IN Lee, viii h
was held OH the grounds Of Greenock Inn
and the church many ,ottagers were
al the tables and aided in making the
fair q s,it cess. LenoX and Stoc kbridge
,oitagers were especially prominent as
pure hasers. Mrs. +. X. Baird. Mrs. Os aT
+. Moore. Mrs. Frank X: Pease. Miss
81 sson. Mrs. Arthur La Note were al
the fancy table; Miss Nancy Craig Whar-
ton. Miss Adele Kneeand. Mrs. George
| W. Folsom a; the Lenox table; Mrs, NJ
Peasa. Mrs II. j. \oight Mrs. William
Tolinan. Mrs Charles }. Van Antwerp,
at ne useful table; Mrs. Edward + Rogers
Miss Miriam Arms, rong. Miss Ward. Mrs
Mrs. Willard r. Smith. Mrs. Churchill
| Saterlee. Mrs. George Wes; in shouse. Jr.
| and Miss Ethel r. Folsom al the perfume
table; Miss Anna Norman, Miss Oldtield
/ Mrs. Harry >. Lay az IN, candy table
Jack Hu,tcn. Arthur Judd. John LynGe
! Clarence purant. John Mel son a. the ar,
shop Mr. and Mrs. Robb de- Pevs;er
Tytus. Mrs John Hutton. Miss ConsJ anco
ieuppe. slr. and Mrs George A. Mise
Misses Hutton in charge of the children :
d.rar; ,nsnt; Mrs. Banyer Clarkson al the
mower taple, r-I1lesi uOoNrIch, .niss MAI
garct Root. Miss Elsie Hammer lemonade
table: Mrs Nassau. Mrs. De Lancey
Ro hester Mrs. John Sedgwick. Miss
Zoos. Miss Popham. Miss Nassau al the
tea tables,
Alexander Sndgwick and Dr. Austir
I Fox Riggs have teen appointed co'n-
mntao for the construction of sn.Wr
schoolhouse in StoCkbrdSe 10 replace the
oh academy building.
Mr.. end Mrs Devere G. Warner. who
have heen making tour Of the Fer kshir"'
while on their wedding trip. have heen al
Curtis Hotel this week,
William J. Strong Of New York has
bought at Windsor farm Of 100 acres
with trout brook and waterfall. lie viii
build villa.
Mrs Charles A. Lamont and Mrs james
X. Jesup are at Curtis Hotel for the season
a. is their custom. Later this month they
will go to the White Mountains for a few
tunn Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Wight Of
New Orleans. MIR. and Mrs. James English
of New Haven. Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian b
Her7og Miss Ethel +. Brooks Of New iorl
are at Curtis
filed since the first of the month. Mr.
and Mrs Miguel II. MARITIME, and family
Gen and Mrs. Theodore Schwan. Adhira
and Mrs T.. II Gheen, Mr.. and Mrr Will
lam &. Humstone are among the season
guests.
Cottagers are encourag ging sports anc
summer pleae,ircs Baseball is receiving
attention in Lenox. Lee and Stockbridge
WHERE intertown teams have been or
gani2eh and play games weekly for tn
en- ioy,nent Of tho men and women Of thu
villas
Miss Emily r. Berhe was at the tea tabl'
at the County Club in Stockbridge thi
week and the tea was largely attended
Stockhridge is eXpending $4,000 ne
building it's highways and the work is s,
far along that by the middle Of the montl
the main tributaries will be completed
The State il building new road betweeI
Pttsfeld and Ienox and a detour is re
Gurcd by tourists, The State road i
TO be reoJrned by the 2Nh. according {,
statements by the highway commission
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank X Sturgis. Mr.. anc
Mrs NJ r. Mart inez and +. Srrare have
been among those who have given larg'
dinners this week,
Allen Winden. the country place o
Charles Ianier. has been opened and pu
in readiness for his coming on the 2Oth
Mr.. Ianier will entertain at Allen Windel
this year. Later in September j. Pierpon
Morgan will be his guest.
BY SEA TO MAINE.
Splendid Trip an Fine Roat Tha
; Takes HIT ~ Iours.