The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-12

III. Seeley are arranging an educational
animal exhibition to be held AT the Casino
in Stockbrldge. The scope will include
wild animals birds. FISH, insects, reptiles.
batrschinns and studies OF all kinds Of
fauna In rawlings
Sportsmcn are leaving Lenox for the
Canadian woods for the annual salmon
season Girsud Foster. Dr. Henry C.
Haven. Samuel rockingham. Edward
doyt MIR and Mrs J Macy wnlets
started for Canada this week.
Those who saw the water sports at
the Lake Mahkeensc Boating Club last
Saturday praised the sportsnauship OF
the contestants. There were game strug-
giles for the awards. The pace IN the
canoeing events was fast, and young
women padded strenuously to be in the
fore In the races.
Miss Symphorosa Bristed. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed, who
will be brought out In society early next
winter. was chairman Of the committee
on sports. She participated In the mixed
canoe race and won with William Emcr-
son as her partner. Those who padded
In the mixed canoe race, finishing in the
first division were: Miss Irene Turnure
and William Tyalorr. Miss Leila Burden
anu S'fU huTTHNs MISS fsulIn bDflSdl ana
Donald rockingham Miss Grace Bristed
and Robert Ware. Miss Josephine de Gers
dorm and Theodore Evans. Miss Civilse
Alexandra and Edward A. lie Roy, Miss
Helen rockingham and Edward Guild,
Miss Sylvia Hyde and Samuel Frothing-
ham
DntertSin me nts by the Bristeds.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Astor Bristed.
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where they will be guests OF Miss Annie
Leary at Park Gate for some time gave a
series OF entertainments for the Fourth
OF July guests In Lenox. Their dance at
the boat club on Friday was for young
people, on Saturday night they gave a
bah for the cottagers OF the region at
Lakeside. and on Sunday mountain pic
mic to the Dome. the second highest
Mountain in the State. Thirty went TO
the mountain In automobiles and walked
TO the top.
George Winthrop Folsom has received
the highest gift at the hands Of the Lenox
residents. He was elected president OF
the Lenox Club At the annual meeting.
Giraud Foster was elected vice president
succeeding Mr.. Folsom. and Samuel
Frothingham was elected member OF the
board OF governors, to fill a vacancy
caused by the death OF Or. Richard c.
oreeneaf.
committee received authority 10 pnr-
chase the property OF the late Dr. Green
leaf for country club. Windysde one
OF the oldest estates In the town. was oc-
cuped by pr Greenleaf for thrty-fve
years. Windy side has large music
room, and there are ample apartments
which can hc made into clubhouse. The
villa has about twenty bedrooms and
there are also a stable and a garage.
The committee is made up Of Robert w
Patersop. Giraud Foster. William ~
sloane. Or Henry +. Jacques. George w
Folsom ana Frederick :. pelaheld.
Golf IL popular this year. The Country
Club IL pitisfcld. whore the county tour
namcrt will be PLAYED. will extend It's
course TO eighteen holes before next year,
expanding $4,000 on changes on the
grounds.
Mrs. Perry Sets Golf Record.
Mrs. Newman K Perry Of S,ockbridge
has set nlncty-two strokes as record
for women players on the course. Allen
n. Fenno won the Fourth of July haudi-
cap on the LcuoN course. willard r. Ed
minister and Harold Lament were tied for
the cup at the Pittsheid club. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. =. Winter won the clock golf
tournament at S'ockbridge. s. n. Steele
and Walter Nettleton We're the high scor-
ers In the tombstone golf tournament
Playing for the golf trophies offered nv
were Mrs Thomas Flournoy Mrs, Richard
Lathers, Mrs. Carl u. Llndholm. Mrs
Cornelius Boardman Tyler, Miss May
Humstone and Miss Able.
Lenox sportsmen will have pheasant
shooting this fall for the first time In
several years The Legislature has Just
passed a law giving the state Fish and
Game Commissioners the right to fix AN
open season as they see ~ and under
regulations as they may devise For sew
eral years William r. OsGood Field has
been raising and releasing hundreds of
pheasants at Hghlawn Farm, in Lenox
He gave liberty to 400 last season. The
woods and covers are we'll filled about
denox. Lee and Stockhridge The omen
season will probably begin on October L.
John T.. Parsons. Grenville l.. Winthrop,
David Lydig and others of the Gotta gers
have a great interest In the Lenox library,
OF which they are officers. The library
Is one OF the best small libraries In the
State. +. Augustus Schcrmerhorn has
been q large contributor TO IT,
AZ the annual meeting this week New
bold Morris was elected member of the
board of managers and Mrs, Frank X
9turgis, Miss Gertrude Parsons. Mrs. ].
woodward Haven. Miss Anna b. Shaw.
Miss Resale Goodman and Mrs, David
Lydig associate managers. Mrs Joseph
w. Burden made a gift OF 266 books to
the library last year.
Prominent subscribers TO the library
fund were Mrs Robert Winthrop, Gren-
willie l.. Winthrop. Mrs William ID Sloane.
Harley T. Proctor, Mrs. Francis G. Bar