New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
4 CAMPliN,vHe .AplRoN0AcNs

been the principal sporting event OF the
week in the hills. Seventy-two men start
cd in the chase for the Stockbridge cup,
the finals being played to-day. w. X.
Marcus, of Montclair, n. j., was the
winner Of the gold medal for the lowest
score in the qualifying round. John
Shepard, jr., of Providence, gave lunch
con for the golfers, and the women of
the club have served tea daily at the
clubhouse Next week the annual tennis
tournament will begin at the Stockoridge
club with prominent entry list.
Lenox firemen will hold their annual
field day next Monday. with George Z.
Turnure and David r. Dana as mounted
marshals, and John L. Parsons and Will
lam B. o. Field as judges. The parade
will be followed by sports, for which the
cottagers have given the prizes.
Many prominent New Workers are ar
irving for September. Mrs. George Girls
lwold Haven will return from Newport.
Mrs. Morris X. Jesup from Bar Harbor,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank X. Sturgis from
Newport, and from New York Mrs. Will
fam S. Kernochan, Mrs. Isaac McConihe,
tMr. and Mrs Samuel Russell, Mrs. Rus
lChandIer Robbins, Mrs. Robert Stockton
and Mrs. William S. Dayton will arrive.
Among the important arrivals this week
have been Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fahys
10 visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w.
Paterson at Blantyre, +. Augustus Scher-
uerhorn to visit with Mrs Richard Auch-
tmuty. Miss Daisy Hollins to pass some
thine with Mr.. and Mrs Newbold Morris,
Mrs. Henry w. Munroe and family 10
visit Mrs. Munroe's sister, Miss Adele
tKneeland; Mr.. and Mrs. William Dickin-
| son. Miss Rose Dickinson and Mrs. Max
lHoffman to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bern
Ibard Hoffman; Mrs. Edward Leverich,
Miss Catherine S. Leverich. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thieriot. Mr.. and Mrs. William
c. Langley and Mrs. William a. NJ. Bur-
den TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. william j.
Sloane; Mr.. and Mrs. James Brewster TO
! be guests Of DR.. and Mrs Rufus Cole'
Mr.. and Mrs Charles f. BROKER and
Alton Farrell TO visit DR.. and Mrs. 3.
Austin Cheney.
Miss Kate Cary opened the coaching
season this week, driving hitch OF bays
10 a brake. Harley #. Proctor will do
coaching during the autumn. Many cot
tagers are driving this season. including
Mrs. William d. Sloane. Mrs. Carlos de
Heredia, Mrs. George T.. Turnure. MIS-.
David Lydig and Mr.. and Mrs, Harris
FahnsstoGA-
Preparations are under way for two
very interesting affairs out-of-door next
week. On Wednesday a community"
day will be held in birmingham, where
the countryside will be entertained at
Mrs Richard Watson elders Four
Brook Farm at a clambake and games.
The plan Of the promoters is TO meet and
become better known 10 the villagers OF
birmingham. Arranging this affair are
John Hutton, Francis f. Leupp. Banyer
Clarkson. George Glider and George f.
Wise.
At Stockbridge on Wednesday will be
held the annual Laurel Hin anniversary
day Alexander Sedgwick, president OF
the Laurel Hill Association. will preside
at an open air meeting. at which Pro-
fessor w a. Clark. Of the Massachusetts
Agricultural Society, will speak on For
estry," and Bernhard Hoffman and Wal
ter =. Eaton will take part in the pro-
gramme. Mr. Sedgwick will give a lunch
con for the officers and speakers before
the meeting. and tea will be served at
the park. The Misses Mabel Choate
Emily Tuckerman, Grace l.. Nettleton,
AGnes w. Claiming, Jennie n Seymour
Bernhard Hoffman, Richard r. Bowker
and DR.. w Gilman Thompson are arrang-
ing the meeting.
Cool weather made tennis attractive TO