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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

Die NenS Enua OeS SGrpufolaeredts
IN 6pbnrs-WOt6a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

Crlter Sinie sur glrbeit oll lidJ lclblf.
sur Rflihteriiiluug i'm @eiiie 0er
@omerdOidoitlidteit cr3ogeu merOell.
Or iprod II. 9l Gin gottbcJnaoeter
9ionlHittng iiihrt 0cuticbc SSugeno
5icr 5H erniter glrbeit piommcn Sdl
beariibc Gle 9tameuS OeS slrbeItsaiie
idiiiies mo Oes @erbanoe5 9iirttcm
6cr3 oiiis Ncr5ldlitc. ,lii pelh crG
tier 9Ir6eit Cir berniel iin0, oos
miro icocr uiiieu. @cun ienicits OeS
Nbcius inO ON Der Gii8ren5c idmnt.
lihc StdWmc NcutiMlauOs 0ic
dlperiien Sample 5il beiteben bo6elt
oonn ge5iemt cS lid oud iiir ms
init Dem glodNuunS 0citiblon0S on
sic glr6et SO aehcn lmo oab umic
rem glufrui idlon bcltc iiber 1000
nnqe 2clte qciolgt iino. eriiilIt mid
init bo6er 6rell0e mo @cnugtbmm1.
Nfoqe Der @rnit oieler Belt ouh IN
unierer &ugcno iolhe &elocu groB
iUcr0en laiicu lpic tic ms Oicicr
ario9 in imicrcn Neerai ihon ac5eigt
bat. Ger Heoner betont ooml nod
0oB cS iid) bier Inn feline Spielerci
bonoIe ionOern ooB man mlr bic
brauden tomc, ole iid) germ Der
5ohe pi0men uno oiid) Qelegeitlidc
llnbequemlinteiten oiif lid ne6mm
molen. &eOer lei mi1fonrmem es
gebe feiuen lluteridieo, mid iontc
oieie neue &ereinigltne feinesmegs
oen beitebcuoen 8ereiniguugen il.
genopie 9lbbruM tbun Gr betonte
nod Den @eiit oeS @e6orioms mo
Der gelheiOenbeit, oer notbmenoig
iei fir ieoen Der cine BcrionIihfeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

tiert Der General pcri0nlidD 0eu @e.
tebl 5inH &orgeben 3luei @lnoGl
Dor Gaaesonbrlif itebt stiles 6creit.
elm 9ieainGlt ioa olf 0er Sbolitrabe
ontreteiL Inn frontal mo linfs i'm.
follen0 60 an5ngreiiou Die @ntial
tltng miro crit fur5 Dor Dem Doric
geideben fonuen neil in ser Titn.
fel6cit mo bel Dem unganQboret
@elanoe Gin gl6bie9en noln g8cge IN.
moalih iii 0ic Rioniere ucr0eit SUI
getbclli uill Die bereitS crfluoetcn
&tn0crnilie megjurdumeu. Sin BUG
Artiuerie iQIat ali Der StraBc. Go5
anoerc Sle1ilncit miro an Dem gc9cn
oa9 glrmectorps 5it bcfiu0liMcn
Ser9abDong maeicBi, nm oic @crs
binoung nit ben ndhiien Sruppen
rehts bon inns berjuitellen lmo ourb
9led)tsumfaliing bci G6 sic gnt-
ldeiouna 81 bringcn.
gIni Die @iiuutc miro BON idntnit.
lid)en &olonnen oigetreten. aerduih
los, uoblgcoronct nit aufQepilan3s
tenn Seiten8cDc6r. g8ir begleiten 0as
9tegiment I'M Tbol 1ic SpaimtnG
iteiat aui oas 05Hiie fein S6uB
iaQt; bonn 6ein0 oeiien Soften aa,
ltern al Ger StroBe inl0 all Sen
@alOrdnOcrn ltanocn lit nicbts 81
enioeden 9todj elmer ihipoden Shm.
De c5 fdngt leiie 5u 0dmmern an
ndbcrt iidl Die Spite Der maiiipen.
ounfcl oiiitre6enoen 6aldern ON
Gingong pon Gb "a NIT enen
51Iaac miro oas Sdmeiaan ser
9iadt 3um @oaenfoBert ans 0cn
@ouicrn Sdcuncu mio (S6rten prof.
ielt onS Seuer Scr iran56iiid)en SSn
inrierle inns eniaegen, &einer ser I'm.
bcimlidicn Sdliiben III 5u ic6cl ale
lic9en bintcr Wanern 6clitcrn uno
1ahlltcn woblgcoedt. @.as 6lci6t 5it
i5un lcaen oen imiihiborci 8eino.
oeiien @eiMoiie III imiere 5diibcn
tmo Nolonci cinidllagen2 Sorudrt5,
5lun SturiH Snl Sallihritt lueroen
0ie $50 Dieter bis sum DorIronO 5u-
riidgelegt. Der 6iibrer Der uorocritea
Gonpagnic eilt oos @ewe1r in Der
@auo. porau9; uon adt @eldonen
ourt6o6rt hridt en- 5ulammen Giele
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

idiaBen eini9e 0er itGrfiten @e6duOe
in GriImner.
gllS man mid Damn 8u einem
idnca iluprooiiicrten @erbonOplo6
5uriidtrug fonnte ib mid 6eim @e-
neral ge6orinnit sur SteQe mel0en.
gtah ciner Stunoe, pd6renO ser nom
eulige S6rapnea 9agen ii6er uns
binmegaeiIogen ipareL fom ein
Stabsofii5ier mo meloete Dem Der.
mlnOeten 8rigaDetommanDeur:
D0os 0orf lit en0gultiq in rtnle.
rem Seiit. Ser 6ein0 lit flldjtartig
5irudgegongen. g9ie 6oben 700 Sc.
iangcne gemaht. gluf cinem Ser
6anOplos i'm Corr liegen oie tooten
6ron5oien in bier Sdihten iiberein.
onoer meiit Gpfer unieres g(rtillc-
rieieuers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

8ipaite Sturn nit giniab oler
arGfte oits5ufiibren. lte5t uumittel.
bar beoor. Sect o0er mic
Gns redte 9iegilnent lit 6erange.
tomnlAn bat ms io0or ihou, ieit.
mdns i'm Gorf iiber6oIt 9llio Dor.
pdrtsl 9le6en Dem nelen @riga0e
i@.Jrer, ourh einen Eooten BON i6m
setremt, liegt Elm &ornit. Gr lest
oos Sorn al Oen Whno, bod tein
Gon 0ringt beroor. Gommon0oS
oringen nidt idneG genn9 ourd. So
lonic idl 0cnn, 5undmit i'm StraBen-
aroberL ON Der noroerlten &onpo1nie
entlong imo riie allen @ruppen bon
9ellten 5u ,9lMtrngl Gs miro gleidl
gcitiiruitl~ SD erreidc cine tleinc
@ortenmouer, biiiter Der rlierc pors
oeriteu Scllte iteben. GoS G6or lit gc.
ifloiicn; md6reno Elm Wlonn cs olfs
itoBen pia, wirit mid cin ShnB
ourhs linte anie ouf 0ic StraBe.
0od bilter mir bat iidj gtaes in Sc
megung aeiebt 0lit Surra gebt cs hi
sic idon eiumal crreiHten @eboYte,
uno qleid3eitig brint Ons uuOcre 9ie
Qiment BON Ser 5lonfe ber ms 4ori
Elm. 3ipei @eidNite inter einem Jlc
Ieroeleittuant io6rcn OiMt 6eran
proben inn Snianteriefeuer a6 nnO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

unierer idjlehtan 2aune oui unierc
gIrtileriitcn bic ID oo6 nibts trd
fen 3u llnre1tl @enn am Gage oar-
oui iollte Der 9lu9cnidein uns beleb
rem ipie 0ernidteno bic @irfuna I'M
ieres artiuerieieuers IN oieieu Sogen
gemeieu mar
9iitteruodt. Cine Crooman8 bolt
MID ols 0em 5trob Der Brigade
Gonitont ioQ ans Ielepbon toHmen.
1lad 5cbn Seltu0en 6altc icb ben
Scorer ans C6r. 0DiUiiions6elebl 5unl
9lugrin~. .@oti iei Goutl0 entidbrt
es mir gcgcn auc militdriidlc Sorn.
1er @encraliia6sofijicr an aaocrn
@n0c ser Seiiun8 fd9rt tort Gas
9lrmeclurps fommt uor8el bis IN
Die 0obe ser &rigaoe un0 lctt
ben qlnariii ge9ca 0iQ Qlisue fort
Ole 9rioaoe gebt linis oaneben Dor
in0 ninint ourd glndtangriIf ods
Iorf Gb. nno sic 0ortiacn Berg
banae0
gtln miro 0er 9rigaOeiomman0elr
qcpedt uno ic6nea iino aud Die glos
itoutcu ms 9eicblsempIdnaer Der
beioen 9ieaimentcr iomie Der 5ugcs
t6ciltcn glriilcrie, Nlel0ereiter INTO
8ionierc 6erangeriieu Seini Snein
ctner reaiiriertcn Stolllaterne 0ifs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

8raoe biuter i6n ioGcn nif um0
6eiOerieits Der StraBe itiir5eli 0ic
Stiirmenoeu. 0om Der 97cgiments.
fommanoeiir, iclblt bei ben BORDER,
item, fiibrt ieinc Scute bis ans 0orf
beran mo MN beginut Der Sdder.
fonipi
Ger 9leit rs5 6egimeTts mar ltutS
bonn Dorie porgcganeen, Inn 0en
6eino 5n nmgcben Sier botten iid6
oie ien0liden Shiisen i'm @oloe bel
unierem Seranuaba oaOnn9eidli.
den in0 MIN itieBen uniere 9lbtbei
lungen olf einen brciten noaig III
betrct6nrel Gumpigiirtel binter 0eri
fron5oiiicbc syuianterie mo gLrtineric
oui noDe Gntierning pirftngSpoA
8u feucrn be8ain
Gs miro bca. Iie Gage iii 6eoenf-
lid. 9inf5 ieoes @orip1rtStonrnen
mcaen oes @elduoes ummoglid, i'm
1orf Elm ber3meiielter anupi gegen
itorteu 6einO, riidpdrt5 Oie &erbin.
oung ab9ebrohcn neil obgetonurene
feinOlide glbibeilimgen oieQeidt IN.
fer Der Siibrlmg Der ginpobner bon
60. iih IN Ocn @oloitiiden feit9eiebt
habcu ltno sic ireicn Strcden oeS
Sboles inter 6euer nebnleu. 0as
onoere. re6ts eillgeiebte gegiment
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

Der 8aian bot elm leb5aites Bib
Dort ipo iii 5ricoenS3eiten Oos
&olfsieit ieine Stdtten epbenercr
Sreuoe ouigeiHlagen bat iteben oic6tc
@rtppen bon jungen 2ellteiL Die lid
ser ,Sngenomebr ouidIeBeu molleu.
@erIdieoenc 9lltersihiTen iino Dcrs
treien, pom fleinen Guiitaner bis
sun Siiualina nit oeln iproHenoen
8launi ouf Der 0bcrlippe int0 lie 0a
un0 moQen mittbun. Ole fleioiamen
Srodten ser Giaoiinoer oes hriltli.
den 8creinSnuger Wldnner Derrs
i6en por uebcu oeu Siioweitern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

bulltc @dlllerlnllBen M allen Sdr0ell,
Damn abcr Quh eritaunlicb Dtel glnge.
borigc Ocs arbeiten0eu StanOes, Dor
allen Gingen Sebrlinge aus Den per,
itbie0clIteu geufeu. lleber 1000
iungc 2eute mogel iid eingeilmOeu
6aben (etipo 1900 glrmeloungen lie.
Gen bor), oo3u Elm 3ablreides &ublis
fiun. gluBer Dem 2eiter Der Shitt.
garter syuGenowebr Dr. ing. 9arth,
poren onlUeieu0 Der &oriibeu0c oes
2moesausihuiies @eneral ,Sreiberr
b. Siigel, General b. 4reu, fir 0os
&ultusminiiierium gliu. Gotb Nlar.
quar0t, giirgerauslnuBobmnnu Or.
@ol5, Qlmtmonn Or. 9lihele fir ole
StaOtoireftioH ioiuie Deridieoene
Hcitoreu uno Sehrer bieiiger Sdus
Len.
Sic 5ibrer bringen ole @uippen
olmablid9 in 9feib umo @lieo. Sea
men tDeroen aliigeruiel uno in S
aonpagnien foriuiert - lnaridiert
Damn Oie ilmge NlaiHi9ait aeidloi.
len dui Sn5Difben bat loerr @e.
neral b. Silgel iih oui elmer inpro.
pilierten 9feOnertribiine aliaeiteat
mo b6lt, Hohoem Elm GronmeImir,
BEL 9tlbe seboten Bat, cine fiir5e gln.
iprade. glilitdriid, fir5 mo Oeiitlid)
ie0eS ggort 0abei BON ber3erireuen.
Der Stride mo Sebcn9igfeit. D2uu
fonntc 6erniisborcu aus Oieicn Mor,
ten: fein ntiIiidriider Grill, fem
llniiormgciit ioll ongeitre6t iparoeu.
ionoeu Die jiutgen Seute ioacn in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

Der0en lU0lle, mobnte 0oron, sic Au.
meraOidoitIidfeit itets bo65u6oIten
luO ihloB nit Der 9lilitor0erlng;
giun leiben Sic mir einmal S6re &ch.
len 5u eiuam 0reifa1en &lrN fir
unier Oeutihcs Gaterlono.~ 0ieiem
@irnIdc tomen 9lae NIT @egeiite-
ruug nad. Die &ompo8nien pur.
Ben Johann no1 beriAieOenen Hi1.
hngcn obfommouOiert, iuoroui Serr
General b. Siiael es iid) nidjt ne5.
men lieB IN ieOer Sfoulpoenie bon
einem GUM onoeru 5ri geben unO iim
9fanen ODER gernf nennrn lieB. 90.
bel er6ielt ieoer ein freltnolihes, alti.
@ort nno einen famcrac.
idaftliden Sdlag alii Oie Sd)ulicr,
gelDiiermaBen 0cu 9iitterihlog. Be
ionoere 6reuoe, ino lpie man leben
ionnte, ouirihtigite Sreuoc befun0ete
Der &orIiBenoe oo 100 cs iib iun
jlungc Selte oeS arbeiteuDen Stanoes
banoelte. 80, oas lit rrdt 0oB Sie
gelommen iin0, Oos freut mid" m0
dbnlide @orte fonute man bel 0icier
@elegenbeit b0ren. 0ieic 6er5aeuin
nenOe 5reun0lihteit lat Dem alteu
idneiOigen 0lilitGr nit Dem mortia.
liiden Shulrr6ort iiderlih oie Ser
3en gllleu erobert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20
slus 0er @dlndlt an Der sliSne
@on cinem SBeilucBmer az Den aarus
pfeu Ia ser gSd6e pm Soiiions.


Ger Qtrifiief 4at iri Nrnulenianle gNMiitpsNt
mn a. bfr 8runn lfucr Damne enpiah
acre 4clwuneaua sni9sa'nuebb
@@ou fiiuf Eaac Ions lo9en mir
im Sbol oon so oos lidL 9roBen
t6eils niii oidlicn llNpil8en gSalo
itiam bcoe6lt iiioweiipdts gcgca
0ia glisuc 0in5ie5t 9ied1ts uno Inns
ron uns aui Sen NoDen ucate per
uncnilMieoene aompi bei Saa nae
91at9t Hno aerne hatten nir cill1e
ariiicl uni Sen Aauicraocn 81 bell
icn; ober mir ioQteu oorloiIla go
9felerDe 6lcibeu 5o 9auitcn uir ocm
lulc 5uds ttH0 Eads III Den icndtclb
itro6gepolherien @oblcl oie pir ilns
5ua So1lIB gegcN bic 3riiBc Der troil'
5oIlAcu 2lrtilierie 9c9rdben bntten.
1dgliH im 6cuer tdglid &rllllts
un0 1oe5 nialt oormarts oiirieu oas
9eb6rt 8im Shlluniten mas Dem
3iim 9Ingriff er3ogeueu oeutlc7m
@ol0aten begegnen fam @rter iuls
iiar0an ltnlere eiacucI @attarien inl
scuer "a mir lelbit 3lr llntDatlgs
felt perurtbeilt unren idaltct mir IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20
@eoeiiternao IN sdluabrulan0e.
Ser critic 5nasnOpelr slppsa-
@fMftnnrt iNl Dtt0ber.

SingmouucA Beraus Gine sSil'
arn0pc6r ioa gebiloet weroeu Die
icr 9lui pur0c Dor uiht oll5u LANCER
,eii lout uno oaB er, ungeadtet aller
eIliieiiigeu 0riierien eineu lebboFien
9i0erhaa ID ellen Sdidten Der @e.
aeiunoen Bat oas 9at Der
critnal5 ab5c5oltene glppell oiFs
" fonle bemielen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

&nriS ucloet: ugSie iino ge5iunn.
Gen gepeien" , i'm @urenfrieg
bieB ons III Den 2ouooner 0epeidlen:
o@ir beOauern mel0en I'll miiIen ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

%iirfiellloer8lldle 6lle8cr
ung Oen 9lntrog, Oent 9emeinld)oit.
lihen Sanotaa n0alidit bolo ein Sc
leB Dor5uleaen monad glngeb0rige
UlBeroeittider Stoaten uon Der 9tads
iolge IN Der &eaieumg Oes Ssr5og.
thnms 9o6ura im0 @ot6a ausge-
ihlohen pcroen.
Gieier 9lntroa beoeitet cine 9(ban-
0aruna 0es Stoatsgrunogeieses bonn
3. N1oi 1862 uno 0es @eiebes iiber
0ie S9rcniolge in 0en beioen @er5og-
tbiimera bonn 15. September 1899.
@r rid]tet ieiue Spite 9e9en Die eng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09

ON that day with lively parties and vari-
Gus contests, VITA the usual dance IN IN"
evening In addition tn the usual golf
and tennis there was an obstacle COLL
match in the afternoon. TabeauN WANTS
from famous operas was one of the most
pleasing features in last Friday nights
vaudeville show at the Mountain View. In
which local talent shone. II was tho best
amateur entertainment ever given here
During the coming week a series Of tennis
tournaments will he played al the Noun
tain View courts. There will be the usual
prizes and gathering over the teacups az
terward.
The season at the Balsams has pro-
crossed wonderfully during the past few
days. The Sunday evening concerts
usually include appropriate orchestral
music augmented 10y n singer. Tho Lake
Glorictte trout. which appear on the Bal
sans mcru every morning, we're never
more delicious. Mr.. Hale maintains n
private FISH hatcherv on tho Mohawk
River some distance below the Balsams,
and trout pool near the hotel contains
hundreds OF nnPerings.
Life at tho Waumbck and cottages con-
tluues in the same old way. the weeks
Hayeties eliminating in the Saturday ham
dicap golf tourney invitation putting
match and dance. Many dinner parties
are given at the Waumbck on Saturday
evening. when guests come up for the
week end The caddles' baseball team
is attracting much attention among the
loyal fans and several games are sched-
ucd for this month. Louis, the one
armed golfer. will also appear there this
week. Among tho New York arrivals at
the Waumbek are Mr.. and Mrs, II. T..
BAIL. L. ". Packard. J. II. Staat. Mr. and
Mrs J. II. Joliffc, i. j. Hammond. Jr.,
Miss Marjorie Cochrane. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert A. Snsson, Miss Regina and Mas
ter George S1sSon, Miss \ W. Holman.
Miss ! Weston. Mr.. and Mrs. - y. Chris
toomcy. Mrs. Ferdinand de- IJldo and the
Misses do Ialdo
Tho lntervale House L. enjoying the
unique diversion of clock golf by cleo
trio light. arc lights being swung over
the clock golf green. Between dances
and at intermlssion the young people fire.
quently go out for a game. Curtis Guild,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09

Registering at the Country club this
week were u l.. FltWi aui ", II.
N.ldey OF Noun: Vernon. y. V. Eoher.
starr of Brooklyn Mrs. \. g. stein OF
Spr .naneld Country club, Arthur j. Lane
and A1ert starr Of Brooklyn. Ralph
Mote OF the wadle.sh Country club. II II.
Schwarz of tho Rhode Island Golf club
V. II. Ehret OF the Racquet club Of Nal
den. Mass.
The Maplewood Hotel Inn and cottagcrs
are Planning a gay August Tho chill
dr,ns sunlight dances Will begin on Mon
day I'm the Casino The ladies' annual
golf tournament began this week. also
the July handicap. long postponed on
account OF rain. \ field Of thirty started.
W. A. Worthngton, vice-president of the
southern Pacific Railroad, and Mrs
WorthingtOn have come from Moutclair.
y. j.. 10 spend the season.
New York arrivals at the Maplewood
include Mrs. II. y. Meekor and Miss
Hazel Mceller. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bry-
am and Miss y Bryant, John Boyd.
Ms. ". L. Juhring. Miss VI. Cunning
and Miss Mabel Juhring.
Al the Inn are H. e Castle. Miss
Louise Castle. Miss Grace c, Carter. j.
II. Blue and Mrs. X. p. Sweeney and
family
Tennis week at the Crawford House
brought out more entries than for sew
Tuesday was the most interesting OF the
series, Dancing is popular with the
younger set and at no resort in the noun
talns docs bridge receive as much at
tentiou. Auction IL perhaps the most
popular game and there are several par
ties weekly.
Arrivals OF tho week nj the Crawford
were Mr.. and Mrs, King Smith 2. Ran
croft Tyrrel, r. u. Fletcher, Mr.. and
Mr. rohn \ Mallier. Miss Helen Price
Shepherd Stevens, Or T. l.. Finch
Nj. and SIR Henry Gleason. Mrs Harry
c. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs Charles Butcher
and Mr. and Mrs w. l.. Butcher. Mrs
william H. Sage and the Misses Mary
and Emily Hoyt.
Saturday Is the particular gala day at
the Mountain View House colony at
WHITEHEAD the weeks events eliminating
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
LenoX Loses Skilled Gardeners Through the French Cal
to Arms -E1ailstorm Damages Flower Gardens

Lemon, Aug. s-Two occurrences this
week will have an important effect on
summer and autumn entertainments In
the LcnoN gardens. one was the call to
the colors of the French reservists who
were employed In the gardens and green
houses at many places
When the summons came. the French
men laid down their tools and departed.
leaving gardens without skilled lahorers
and greenhouses plucked OF their most
important attendants. In all about nifty
workers were called to the defence OF the
French republic. The majority OF these
men were employed by William n. Sloane.
William r. q. Field. Mrs william Il. $.
Griswold. Giraud Foster. +, Augustus
Schermerhorn. Mrs. John S. Barnes and
the Westinghouse estate.
The other Incident was hailstorm
which dashed Lenox and did such damage
to flower gardens that they will not re-
cover this season II has been the Gus.
tom or hoste.Ses in I.enox 10 entertain
In garden houses where floral adornment
formed a fitting setting for afternoon
teas and outdoor musicales. This feat
ure of LenoX country life will now be
largely omitted.
George Winthrop Folsom and william
II. o. Field. committee to arrange for
the construction of park at the corner
OF Main and Sunset streets, have awarded
"a contract for grading the land and pre-
pairing for the planting OF trees and
shrubbery. This work IL preliminary To
the construction OF pool and summer
house on the land and the building OF
walks. In all about 5000 Is to he ex-
pended In Transforming an unattractive
piece or ground into an exquisite asset
to the village.
The interests of society this week have
included automobile outings. plcnics on
the mountains, baseball, tennis and the
usual lunchcons and dinners on Tues
day afternoon Mrs. Churchill Sattorloe
gave large picnic ON Bald Head on
the occasion OF her birthday. Bald Head
Is bare mountain to tho west OF Lenox
which was bought last winter by Gren-
Vile L. Winthrop to preserve II as one of
the beauty spots of the Taconlc range
Mrs, Arson Phelps Stokes also gave n
large picnic. entertaining for members OF
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her house party. During the week many
OF the cottagers and their guests went by
automobile TO the cowes gladiolus farm
In Berlin y Y. where there is under
cultivation about fifteen acres of blooms
These flowers present so unusual a sight
that Berlin has become great attraction
TO visitors
Tennis leads as the favorite sport in
the hills. although golf is becoming more
and more popular as the season advances
The Hotel Aspinwall gave stimulus to
golf this week by offering trophy cups
for match on its links on Tuesday. The
ilrst prize was won by Miss e. A. Sher-
man. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
sherman OF New York: with Miss Eliza
beth Lambert of New York as the runner
up. Others who played were Mrs Joel
Barber Miss Dorothy Castor, Miss Ruth
Mckenna. Miss w. A briggs, Miss Viz
ginia Dickson. Miss Gladys Moon and
Miss Hope Palmer.
Mss SSmphrosa Bristed was until her
departure this week for Newport the
manager of the Lenox baseball team, a
position she filled capably. arranging dates
for games and engaging players for her
team with good idea of what was needed
to turn out fast and successful baseball
organization. On her departure the man
agement of the team was turned over to
Arthur NJ. WALKER who has been captain
of the team. Miss Brsted's team has
won n majority of the games played
against Plttsfeld ana Stockbrldgc
The prominence OF the Misses Bristed in
sports was shown in the tennis matches
Mt the Lenox club this week when thew
faced each other in the finals for the
trophies offered by Mrs Henry HOLSTER
Peese Mrs. Samuel rockingham. Mrs
David 7. Dana and Miss Isabel Shottey
for women's doubles. Those who contested
in the opening OF the play included Mrs.
Charles Aston Brls;ed, Mrs Dana. Mrs
Pcase, Mrs w. Roscoe Bonsal. Mrs VIII
lam II o. Field, Mrs. Allen u. Fenno and
IN" Misses Gertrude Parsons and NJ
CiVillse Alexandra
The tournament narrowed down N
finals between Miss Heloise Never and
Miss Symphrosa Brsted against Miss
Grace Sedgwick and Miss Grace Brlsted
The former pair won in hotly contested
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game. The matches drew to the rol..
large gallery ana during the two Gl.
or the tournament refreshments wee
served by several hostcssos at a mlrqID
on the grounds.
The LenoN tennis team playing q P.''..
field this week beat the country club team
there To 3 in the first OF the inter-r'..'
series.
With the opening of the new country
club In Lcnox special prominence Wit ..
made OF golf for women. regular Cfs-ts
being scheduled Tor September T..
strongest player now on the links is Ms
George b. Blake. who holds the host card
made by a woman this season
The Stockbr!dEe golf tournament. vN'rH
begins August rs. will he notable 10y 'se
fact that two cup winners. :. H. Bowers
and Walter II. Tuckcrmlu. will play .n 70
cndcavor TO win finally the StI.hN| ic.
cup, which has already been Won 'u ra
by each player This cup, tho mu-' 'a'N-
able offered I'm the BcrkshiTcs. VII ha-
come the possession OF the player winning
IT three times. Others whose names pa
on the cup are Malcolm McBurue, ana
William Stanley.
This week a contract was signed hr
which the property at Wintorsi7o v7s
transferred to the LenoN club pending
legal change OF ownership Immod ne
changes In the residence will he mad" 70
adapt II for club uses Tho formal Open
ing OF the clubhouse viii hc early =
September The house committee nj ~
club consists Of Frederick :. nDlo0at
George +. Turnure and George N'r''- %
Folsom
The Stockbridge summer residents ars
much interested in n proposed memorial
to DR.. Arthur w. Swami. who died n
New York early this summer. Dr S''01
was n son of Mrs. John Swami of Stoke
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