The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02

BtNnN, aug. l-Enthusla4n mas brru
shown by the members Of the lenoN club
. over the decision to buy he Windyside
property from the estate OF the late Dr..
Eichard G. Grcenlrar for "A country club.
The organization does not lose Ia Identity
hy taking on the appointments of u country
club and the admission Of women to lts
privileges Three classes OF member
ship will be established. those having all
The privileges of the club. those with priv
il"ges OF golf and tennis grounds and those
with privileges OF the country club.
william Douglas Sloane contributed the
money for tho purchase OF the property.
Robert W Paterson first formed the plan
for the new home OF the club aud he was
assisted IN carrying II through by Giraud
Foster, Frederick s Delahed. Henry +.
Jaqucs and George " Folsom. As soon
as the pers are signed the club will take
possession OF Windyside and begin changes
in the villa. One part Of the house will be
set aside for women. After the alterations
have been completed the house committee
viii give a formal house warming.
The new property acquired by the club
adJoins the Ienox Golf and Tennis club.
where this week there has been interesting
tenn Ia played for the trophy cup offered
by Mrs Henry " Peaae OF New York
Mrs. Charles Aston Brsted. Miss Gertrude
Parsons. Mrs. Arson Phelps stokes. Mrs.
william b o. Field Mrs David T. Dana
and Mrs. Henry II Pease were beaten IN
the early rounds of the tournament. Others
who played included the Misses Isabel
and Mary Shotter. Mrs " Roscoe Bonssl
Mrs. Allen b. Fcnno. Miss VI. Civllse Alex
andre. Miss Clara Field. Miss Mabel Choate.
Mrs. Edwin r Rice. the Misses Grace and
Symphrosa Bristed and Miss Grace Sedg-
wick.
kar MT
Bristed won tho title Of Young woman
champion OF the Lenox Tennis club and the
possession Of the challenge cup She beat
Miss Katherine Haven in the finals Arthur
N Walker won the tiile of champion ia the
young mems class
For Nil purposes Lenox will raise sit7 .3l7
by taxation this year This amount - taxed
on se.it,os7 in valuation made up OF s. ol9,-
2s7 In personal property and 81. +8i. 500 in
real estate, The rate of taxation was estab-
lished at si8 on 81 900 valuation. Those who
pay the heaviest taxes are Mrs Ellen S
Auchmuty. 81, 1888, George B. Bake. 81. 70i
Mps. william Bradford, s2.s9s william D.
Curtis. H,7i5. Miss Ellen g. Cary. 81. 7eo
Miss Kate Cary. 81 $50 Samuel rockingham
81 ,oss: George W. Folsom. 81, 374. George "
Folsom. guardian. 1854, Mrs. Giraud Eos
ter s. $50. Mrs. Katherine G. KingEllnd
81. ?e1; Mrs Robert " Paterson. sosu. :
Parkman Shaw. 81 .3O2; Henry Sedgwok
s.. sOl: Grcnville L. Winthrop. 1900; Mrs
John f. Alexandra. - .oi3. Cortlandt r
Bishop, trustee, 81 1872; Mrs John : Barnes
u 900; Cortlandt +. Bishop. 81 ,5s9: De Wit
Bruce, si1se: Harris Fahncstock. s. A29
Miss Clementlna Furniss, 81 ,8,s; Mrs W
F.. 8. Griswold. 81 100 Mrs George G. Haven
u .so3: Morris X. Jesup estate. q. 800; Miss
Adele Kneeland 81 800, Charles Lanier
Si.09l: George II Morgan estate s28j3
Newbold Morris. 81, s23: John l.. Parsons
s2,2i2. A, n Shattuck. 81 900, George f.
TurnuPe 81, 1872 Westinghouse estate s., 600
Mrs. Robert winthrop. sl.9i3.
;. The LenoI Dog Show Association vii
hold its seventh annual show under "A larg,
canvas tent Plans have been made TO
shipping all the American dogs exhibite,
Mt the Toronto show TO IenoX on their wa!
homo a nd this will enable those who attend
the LenoN show 70 even more dog
than were Judged last year. A cash prl2
aill be offered IN every breed for the hIneri
can bred dogs Women will Judge IN
number OF classes
Mrs Madge Thorpe. who Is now In Eng
land will fudge the toy dogs Mrs Merrill
+ Gates. Jr.. Mrs. william r Drew an,
Mrs c. Davies fainter, a daughter of Mrs
George Il, Pell OF New York viii Judge il
various GLASSES Women judges last yea
were very suCCsSsiul AZ tho enON snow.
Mr.. and Mrs james Il Ludlow have
returned 10 their Alain street villa The
Gul give their usual number OF small din
ners and luncheons Nathaniel lIolmc
of Pttsburg. who was two years ago AT th
Bacon villa has opened tho Poplars. nea
the rockingham House. The Misses Kat,
4 Buckingham and l., Maude Buckingham
have returned from Europe and opcnc,
their cottage Oh Bald Head Miss Gertrud
Parsons and Miss lielose Meyer hay,
lrascd the Bishop cottage for the white
months
Mrs. Giraud Fosters display OF swee
peas at tho I.enoX flower show was high,
eommended by tho growers. Much of tn
seed in tho prize winning species came fror
England, Some Of the seed l. not vet on IN
market. Among the new varieties show
were double cream. floradale Fairy an
Acerlse. illumination Mrs. Fosters eXhibi
ton nj twenty fnrr distinct varieiias Wa
said 10 he the finest ever made in "A lS
class In LenoT. She won twelve f1rs, award,
Following tho show Mrs. Foster gave