New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
LENOX
Preparations Being Made for a
Brilliant Autumn Season.

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September and October and the cottagers
entertaining many guests IN their villas,
| Septembers outlook Is for the gayest
season of many years. The outdoor
events will be heavily featured and all
OF the prominent cottagers are going In
for golf tennis and the Hawthorne pa
geant in birmingham.
A fine list OF race horses and the as.
surance that there VIII be large CON-
pany of society people in Lenox for the
Berkshire hunt races "a a good outlook
for tho success Of the ninth annual race
meeting of the hunt on SATURDAY, Sep
tember Z. The racing committee. Of
which Joseph ". Burden and Henry
l.. Lee are at tho head. will lease add
tional lands for the steeplechase events
Giraud Foster. president of the hunt has
given a beautiful cup for the Lenox race,
the presidents cup. Many large house
, parties will be entertained and the annual
! hunt ball at Shadowbrook before the
races Will he gay event
! Miss Jesslca p. Bishops wedding 10
Spencer Turner, Of New York IA PITTS.
field. September II, will he big society
affair. Three thousand invitations ner,
isaucd for tho church ceremony. Which
win be in ST. Stephens Episcopal
Church at O'Clock. The reception
will be ct Wiaka, the country home o.
| Mr.. end Mrs. Henry ". Bishop. Before
the wedding there will be series Of
dinner and luncheons for the bride ard
the attendants at the wedding. Ms
Philip Weston will give luncheon on
| Friday afternoon. the 18Th, and on N.
same evening Mr.. and MIrs. John A.
Spoor will give q dinner and dance a.
the Hotel Aspinwall. In the bridal party
will be Mrs. Albert de Wolfe ErsS.n.
I OF Chicago as matron cf honor: Miss
1 Mary e. CUmnock OF New Yors. As
maid OF honor AMI Miss Resale ). Eili-
man, OF New York: Miss Beatrice Wet.
more, Of Warren, Penn: AIrs. John 4.
stevenson, the Misses Hlda Bull Carl
Spoor and Dorothy Robbins Of Chicago.
az bridesmaids. Mr.. Turner'S attend
ants will BE- his brother. Harold Turner
/ as best man, and the ushcrs Will b, Lee
| Perrin. NORM :. Hare. Z. 7. Bynner ana
u. Maurice Heckscher, 81 of New York:
Res Filrr and William :. Morehead. o.
/ Pittsburgh. and Edwin White of 81.
Paul The Rev. Or. William II. Vibber.
Of New York, will oflciate IT the cere-
mony.
/ After being confined 10 Gienburnie fof
! the greater part OF this week. ~ reason
Of her injuries received in the overtugp-
I ing OF an automobile on Mountain Road
: Arls Clarence II. Mackay was able %
: he out or Friday and rode into Stock
: bridge IN a limousine. There was no
( truth 20 the report IN New York that she
: l.sl sprained her back and was badly
/ hurt A report Of Mrs. Nsckay's condi-
! ton was cabled daily 10 Sir. Mackay
! who is in Scotland shooting. Mrs
/ Mackay IA sailing on September % for
Paris with her daugh'cr, Nlieu
! Mr., End Mrs. Thomas Shields Clarke
have planned an interesting meeting o.
I the Io1oz Garden Cluo AZ Eernorook on
: MonJay, when the oiIdthcioslst Of Ma
.achusetts, Mr.. fo,hushs OF Boston, vii
speak on Birds IN the GARDEN Mrs.
Clarke and Miss Alma Clarke Will ssrys
tea az the close OF the meeting.
Tyringham's ,5otb anniversary ce.eors
ton next Thursday, arranged by NJ. ard
! Mrs Robb de Peyster Tytus, will he
real New England event. The programme
! includes sports, a. big clsmbAke, spsech-
making and banl concerts. On the FOL
/ lowing day. September .. the society PEG
pie OF birmingham have arranged 70 pre-
sert Hawthorne pageant Interested IN
! the production are Mrs Richard Watson
Glider who has given tho use OF her
meadows Tor the pageant: Miss Cor
stance Leupp, Miss Amy Hutton, Mrs
Robb de p. Tytus ana George Tiffany
' Mrs. Lindesy Fairfax IL sailing COR
/ England abou, the middle OF septerbef
with her mother, Mrs. william II. I-se
/ ford Her eldest eon. Bradford IAnss,'
Fairfax. will enter Cambridge Cniyer
city. Airs. Fairfax viii 60 20 Paris
where NJ. Fairfax will .ein her IN 20
ysmber They will pass The winter 10
various French resorts
| Mrs. Arthur w Swami Will be IN
charge of the Stockbridge tennis tourns'
ment, which will open next F'riday ans
continue until September 81. Tile tennis
tournament will be followed by 3 sok
tournament for women.
John r. Parsons will be ono OF Il.
speakers at the twentieth anniversary 81
the building OF st. Helenas Church, 81
New Lenox. on Sunday afternoon. Sep
TENDER /. Mr.. Parsons built the ohspel
( as a memorial for his daughter, Miss
Helen Reed Parsons.
! Among the cottagers arriving a. Their
villas for the late season are Mrs. George
! II. Haven, Mre. John r. Ale1snore and
Mrs. Byam X. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant fish are eS'
| pected at the Hotel Aspinwall next wses
Many well known people arc there for
the events OF September Judge Ernest
Hall and Miss Edna Hall. OF New York.
Mrs. John 3. Lyle. OF Tenaily, y. j..
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fountaine, Mr.. and
! Mrs ]. g. butcher, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. H.
Patten and Mr.. and Mrs. william +
Morse. OF New York. and Mrs Archibald
b. Hubbard are at the hotel
| Curtis Hotel has been filed the entire
week, aud tho hotel cottages are being
used for the transient guests. Arriving
| this week were Mrs. Charles a. Lamont
and Mrs. James II. Jesup. from the White
Mountains; Mrs. Russell A. Hoadiey, Mrs.
. George l.. Ronalds. Mrs. A. Scott Cam
eron and Mrs. Alexander Gordon, from
| tho shore resorts. and Chandler Robbins
Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Page. Of New
| Rochelle. are at the Maplewood, In Pits
! field. Other arrivals there include MIS-
- ,ta1