The sun., 1914-09-13
FINE DOGS WILL COMPETE
AT LEN0X THIS WEEK
Long and Brilliant Autumn
Season in the crkshires
in Prospect.

ede' " pTNHluent ana william n Ctlf.
tis vice-president. will hold Us sever,,
annual show on tho stokes Field ne,
Tuesday Fully 5oo dogs have been o.
tered and tho dogs shown AT Toronto s,a
at Byberry. Pa. will be seen In LenoS
ON the bench committee are Mr. IA
wards Spencer. Miss Kate Car. Mrs
Frank Is. SturRis. Miss Isabel n SNo,..-
Mrs. David 7. Dana, William II Osgoo,
Field. George W. Folsom. l.. Harrv peter,
and Henry Livingston Leo. Mrs Edward
Spencer has offered two trophies. ono %,
the best West Highland white terrier ..
Berkshire county and one for YnrkqNi-.
terriers. Mrs. Newbold Morris has give
500 for cash specials and Mrs foRn l.
Alexandra, Duncan Elmunds. n Hanr.
T. Jaques. Giraud Foster. Grenv'l'e I
Winthrop. Mrs A. Hungerford Nj, 9
Halsted Yates, Benjamin n Throon, Ms
T.. -. Hydon. Mrs. Eugene Ruhtno =
Montfort Schley. Thomas r Ryan, RE
ard j. Stewart. Mrs Robert Winthrop. II
T. Peters. c. VI GcCr. Jr. Ioseph
A. Buchanan. W Beardslev Iudson 4 p
Gillett and J. l.. rockingham have ofrcrs
cash specials and trophies for tho show
Tho annual luncheon for the exhlb',o-
will be given by Mr. and Mrs Gco-ra
W. Folsom at Sunnyridge Mr.. and NJ.
j. Macy Willets will show their co,Ie
spaniels. Henry II. Pease hts Eng'is.
settlers, Mrs. Charles As,or Bris,ed. M,s,
Anita o. Delafield. Mrs. Cnurch.ll Sl.,e-
lee and Mrs. Clark q. Noorhooe We.
Highland terriers. Mrs Frank x s'u,
gis will show toy dogs. Mise Kat Car,
Dalmatians Mrs. William r Q r.old
Airedsles Hildreth X. Bloodgood spa
iels Gordon Brooks. settlers
The Judging will be done under a la-s
tent -Four women will Judge with JAM
Mortimer. Or. c. Y Ford and Har-y "
Lacy. The women judges arc Mrs Matss
Thorpe. who came over from England -
fudge the toy dogs Mrs Merrill T. Gates
Jr.. Mrs. c. Davies Tainter and NJ
william T. Drew
This week concluded the tennis tourra
ments in the Berkshres William s,ror,
Gushing OF Simsbury. Conn. proved ~
strongest player in tho events winning 'h,
challenge cup offered by the Stockhr .4-s
Golf Club from Hoffman Nickersor, ths
challenger. and also winning easily o..
Country club singles IN Pittsfield
Stockbridge held the most importar.
tennis event Miss Mol,ie Johnstone d.
feated Mrs. George \. de Gersdor-
the singles before a large gallery r..
mixed doubles were won by Mrs Edpr
7. Rice Of New York and W. 6 Cusr
ng.
\ long and brilliant autumn season! 10 ,
prospect Mrs. William A. NJ Rurda.
has leased Glenburnio. the Haven villa i-
Stockhrdge. Mrs Mary r. Hendrix q.
Brooklyn has taken the Bishop cot
tage. Or. and Mrs. Henry ? Jaou.
will remain NJ Rock Lawn throughou'
the winter. Mrs. Barrett Withorhu
has leased an Aspinwall cottage for ,h.
late season and the resort hotels w.
remain open very late
This week the Mohawk trail. the nsv
state highway over the Hoosacs va.
opened, and this new highway vii a.
tract hundreds OF automobiles ~ m.
Berkshires for a fail tour being m
finest scenic highway in the stat,
Cortlandt Field Bishop OF New York wa.
the first sutomobilist to cross the high
way. making winter trip last v,n'
How well rooted the Leno> Garlr
Club has become was shown this w..
when over 100 owners OF large "a -d,rs
IN the hills met with Miss Adele Kn",,ar.
Al Fairlawn. Miss Kneeland has = bean
tiful old garden with grottoes. terrace
and lily pools and here she served 'ea
after a talk on an English garden n
J. Wilkinson Elliott of Pittshurg Tn
October meeting Of the club will he wiz
Thomas Shields Clarke at Fcrnhroo0'
where the colored photographs Of 're
LcnoN gardens by pr. Frank W. Rr''
dow will he shown for the first t'm"
CottaEers and artists who live N ~
region are making the sixth annual eN.
h,btiun OF their works In psiu'.u- ''
sculpture in the Casino In Stocthr.dr"
Tho committee Is composed of Frederic
Crownlnshield, chairman: Daniel Chcs'''
French, Marie .. Kohbe. Clark g Vonr'
hees, Augustus Lukeman and Water
Nettleton.
Daniel Chester French shows MS mode
Of the spirit OF the Waters" for u.
public gardens in Saratoga. Augus'u'
Lukeman shows a fountain figure ~ 2
nude woman on a river bank In va''
colors Frederic Crowninshield shows tN~''
studies Of Taormna. Sicily. wh"rc nc ''
a winter Vills. Thomas Shields Cl-t'
shows tho results OF his Egyptian vs.'
Ast winter in water colors Of ut1,4r.
cobbleT and date palms. Walter Nct''. 'or
has two winter scenes and two OF AUS ~
days and mornings.
There are examples Of por,raiturc o'
Margaret +. Browne, who has pt '''
pr. Austen Fox Rigs Mary Foot'
has painted Bartha BroNncll. and ''
Martha Wheeler RaAtcr, who shows q
likeness OF Mrs Rutherford Shepsr0 :
Alden Wcirs dorothy Is exhibited 3D. 30
Those showing landscapes arc ll0's''
NJ kobbe, Helen r. Clarkson. LYDIA lc'
Emmet. Robert Reid Robert Ham %
Charles Williams MacCord. Ben 70 'cr
Frederic Crownnshic!d. Clarke g No.r
hees, Robert ". Nesbit, Burt l.. Rows "
g. Won Glehn Katherine A. Hulh,rt sr'
Walter L. Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Gprham Brooks arr ""'
Mr.. and Mrs Richard G. DiNov. W.
Henry ". Muuroe and Mrs Charles i..
dnder with Miss Adele kuecldud, arF =
; and Mrs. 7. \. +. Stokes with NJ t"
Mrs, Anson Phelps Stokes. Mr. and 'r
Miles White, Chandler Robbins. Mr. t'.
Mrs. John W. Minturn, Mr.. mad 81 =
Hamilton Fish Webster. Mrs. MGR 2
Gates. Jr., and Mrs, c. Davies Tain. 'r
AT Cu-tls Hotel