New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
IN THE sERKsHiREs.
IDy Telegraph to The Tribune )

ta,ox. July 4--Club members assemo1ed
,r IanoY this morning for the annual meet
,ngs of the Lenox clubs and the luncheon
u.bicb "a one Of the interesting events Ct
the season. There were about nifty per-
sons present at the luncheon ihc!Vdils
nearly all Of the newly elected omcers
John E. Parsons presided at the meeuns
of the Lenox Club in the absence OF Ut.
Richard C. Greenleaf. The officers elected
were. President. Or. Richard c. Greenieat;
,,co.nresident. George W. Folsom tressur'
or. Frederick s. Delafeld; secretary pr'
Henry p. Jaques; board Of governors~Dr'
Henry P. Jaques. George w. Folsom treo'
erick g. Delafield, Charles Lanier, John T.
Parsons. George B. Blake, J. Woodward
tJavAn and DR.. Richard G. Greenleat
Of,cers OF the Lenox Golf and Tennis
CIuh elected were: President william D
Sloane: vice-president, Richard [. Irs7h'
leaf; treasurer, Robert w Paterson seele'
tary. Giraud Foster; governors-Willlam u
Sloane. Giraud Foster, Robert w. Paterson
George t.. \Turnure, Richard {. Greenlest'
William b. Osgood Field, John sloane
Newbold Morris, Lindsay Fairfax, MAJ
colin d. Sloane, David It. Dana. executive
committee-WilIam r. Sloane, Graud Eos
ter Samuel rockingham. Robert W Pat
erson. lawn tennis committee-Samuel
Frothingham. William b. osgood Field
George Il. Blake and George Z. Turnure'
The following were elected officers Of the
Lake Mahkeenac Boating Club-Presideni'
David Lydg: treasure Giraud Foster sec
rotary. Samuel rockingham. The board
OF governors is practically the same a.
those of the above named clubs.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Williams have gone
to Worcester by automobile.
Edward :. Grew and Miss Resale Wheel
or will leave here tomorrow for the Bret
ton Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lawrence Hopkins OF
Boston, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles , Nun
son. Of Brooklyn, are at the Curtis Hotel
Norman Fay, of New York. Is a guest
Of Dr. and Mrs. w. Gilman Thompson.
Lawrence Carroll. of New York is visit.
ing Mrs. John A. McCreary, I'm Stockbridss.
Admiral and Mrs. a. NJ. Chester have
gone to Lake Placid by automobile
Miss Emily T.. Beebe, of Boston who
has occupied Mrs. Rodman's cottage this
week, gave morning musical to-dsy
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Walker, OF Chicago.
are entertaining Miss Frances Walker, OF
Albany. and Rober. crane at the owen
villa, I'm Stockbridge.
Mrs +. T. Rice is entertaining Miss EN-
lily Rice and w r. Rachan. OF New YORK
Mrs. r. H. Weatherbee will arrive here
tomorrow.
Francis Jaques, who has been studying
architecture abroad for several years, is
guest OF his parents. Dr. and Mrs Henry T.
Jaques. AT Home Farm.
j. Sanford Barnes is visiting Mrs John
$. Barnes at Cold Brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. sturgis have
issued orders for large dinner tomorrow
night at Clipston Grange. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sturgis will go to Newport next week
Mr.. and Mrs. William .. Sloane save
large dinner tonight at Elm Court which
was followed by ine display of fireworks
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloane have az their house
guests Mrs. Hamilton Mex Twombly.
Henry Taylor and John p, Grier.
Miss Nathalie Pearson. daughter Of NJ.
and Mrs Frederick s. Pearson, who was
thrown from her horse here. Is much inn
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan 4. Robbins. OF New
York have arrived at Sundrum House 70
visit Thatcher NJ Adams. Mrs. Ellen p
Woodwork. slster-iu-law of Mr.. Adams.
has arrived from Rome, Italy 10 pass the
summer In Lenox.
The Misses Griffith, OF New York, Nho
are motoring to their summer home at Ssr-
atoga. arrived at the Curtis Hotel this az
ternoon.
Miss Lillian Sherman Rice of New York.
has arrived In Lenox for a short visit
Mr.. and Mrs Miles Standish returned 10
Millbrook to-day.
Wilfred North is a guest of Mr.. aud Mrs
William Il. Osgood Field.