The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-04

, LENox. July 3-I.enoN was treated TO
many interesting events this week which
began with the hearing of the petitions
of the Lenox cottagers for lower rates
for water and electric lights and ended
to-day with water sports at Mahkeenac
Lake and a dance AZ the IenoX Club.
Many dinners and receptions. picnics on
the Mohawk Trail. bass nshing and
boating have added TO the enjoyment Of
the time.
Tonight the resorts are W. with
guests VINO nave arrived for the week
md. on all OF the golf courses In the
county special handicaps win be played
Monday and in the evening there will
be fireworks az hotels ami at many
country places.
Mr.. and Mrs. David T Dana gave a
dinner party at Brentwood Terrace
Tuesday night, after which they went
with their guests TO P!ttsield 20 attend
a theatre. David H!llson OF Brooklyn
gave a dinner and theatre party
Wednesday night.
The Wyantenuck Country Club Of
Great harrington opened It's series Of
matches this week with a golf bail
handicap. Mrs. David Ives Mackle and
Miss Florence Fuller won the women's
prizes and Benjamin - TIchnor and
W. V. Swords won the mems event.
Among the events OF the week were
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Payson Hatch's dance at
Hotel A~spinwall, at which the guests in
I oluded the members OF the Austro-
Hungarian Embassy Mr.. and Mrs
william E. &. Griswold's dinner and
dance at Wyndhurst in honor OF Nor
gan Gr!swold ans Matthew Griswold
Sd OF Erie. Pa. who are to be their
guests over the Fourth the formal din
ner given by Ambassador and Nine.
Constantin r Dumba at the Poplars
Mrs. Thomas Shields Clarke's reception +:
the dance at the Lenox Club tonight
and the water sports. which were the
climax Of the weeks out OF door sports.
Mrs. Newboli Morris's tombstone golf
tournament for mixed doubles at the
Lenox club his afternoon was OF high
interest.
Mrs. Drexel Dahlgren will give q
dance az the Lenox Club to-morrow might
Tor $50 OF the cottagers and their house
guests. On Friday night Of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astor Bris,ed had
100 guests az Lakeside. where they gave
a dance and supper in honor OF Mis-.
Flora Bewick o. Atlanta, who is their
guest.
The hotels have had many guests. A,
the Hotel A~spinwall are Nj. and Mrs.
Frank J. Logan, Mrs. c. Underwood
kirkpatrick. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis D..
Hoyt, Miss Hope Palmer. William Eb-
ling. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Doelger. Jr..
William McMaster Mills, r. Clarence
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Jack
son. Jr.
At the Maplewood in Pittsneld arc
Gen. and Mrs. Theodore Schwen Of
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Leeds. NJ. and Mrs. William {. Hum
stone. Miss May HImstone. Mrs.
Charles G. Delmor.Co. JoIu +. Edwards,
T. A Edwards, Mrs. Edward Barnes,
Mrs. Thomas Denny. Miss Adeline
Denny. Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Hep
burn.
Arriving AZ the Curtis Hotel are Or
Irwin H. Hduce, Irwin II. Hance. Jr..
Miss Ann stephens. Mr.. and Mrs.
HO1er' J~anne.. Ms. -. +. Parks.
Dr. + Weaver. Mrs. William
T. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. W :. Will
cox. Mrs. Charles \ Cowen. Mrs. 8
Parkman Blake. Miss Helen Blake. Mrs
q W. Traske, Miss \ VI Fahs. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Rober' Baruum.
MIR. and Mrs Charles S~innickerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J Markham. Mrs. Har-
ris Fraucine. Mrs Clarence J. L. wis.
Mr. and Mrs john r. Zimmerman. Nj.
and Ms. William X Roberts. Miss Rob
erts, Mr.. and Mrs f.. W. FORESTER. Nj
and Mrs Charles u. Chapman - Mo-
ristowu. y. j.. NJ. and Mrs Henry Lu-
beck, Dr - Mrs. !. ". Hale, Ms