The sun., 1919-08-03
Another Burglary Stirs Lenox Cot
tagers---Big Entry in Tennis
w - Tournament
Tournament

Of Bonnie Braa owned hy Henry
Clews. which was offered for public
sale to-day. ...,e.
Among those making fiixhts IN IN
airplane this week from Griswold Field
were George n Turnure, Lieut. Harris
and Or. Cyriiie Duclos.
Mrs. 10, Griswold HOLSTER and her
mother Mrs. A. w. Cotton, left the
Curtis Hotei this week to 80 TO Que
bec.- They VIII return In about ten
dayA f-
{ Mrs Newooid Morris 10 at Montreal
for . short trip. Newbold Morris, yr,
win start next week for Squam Lake.
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-Four Stars on Bonner BSAa
Robert u. Bonner's automobile In
the Lenox celebration for its soldiers
carried four service stars for his sons,
Griffith. Hampton and Lieut.. Ken
meth Bonner, and his daughter, Miss
Kate IA. Bonner. Every one of his
children was In overseas service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Munroe,
who had bean with Miss Adele Knee
land, returned to Tuxedo Park this
week.
The Lake Mahkeanas Boat Club
house has been the hveliest spot in
the Lenox colony the last week. Black
bass are biting In the lake. This has
sent many Of tho colony out 10 their
feeding ground early In the morning
Frederick Haines. Donald Trothing-
ham. Newbold Morris, Jr, John
oDoEnell. Halsey Van wyck, James
Stillman and Henry Haines have been
on several fishing trips and brought
In perch and bass.
Some girls OF the cottages are ex-
pert oanoeists. Miss Anna r. Alex-
andre. Miss Helen rockingham, Miss
Afleen O'Donnell, Miss Lisa Parsons
and Miss Helen Boisal each has her
own craft and takes daily trips TO the
lake for swimming and canoeing.
Many Of the cottagers go to the
clubhouse for tea In the afternoon.
The club was organised In 1880, and
Giraud Foster is the president OF the
organization. which Is allied to the
Lenox Club. -
Because of the Salvation Army drive
which is being conducted and other
calls for funds the oottagers who were
Interested In the raising Of $40, 900 for
the Congregational Church restoration
fund have decided to postpone solicit
ing money until next year.
A new attraction for visitors to the
Berkshires Is the Cowee gladioli farm
in Berlin, just over the Massachu-
sets line, in New York. There are
acres Of giadioli In bloom, and cot.
tagers make automobile trips over
the Hoosao Mountains with their
guests to view the remarkable sight.
The farm is said to be the largest in
the country and shows a hundred va
Heties OF the flowers. r.
So successful was the decorated an-
tomoblle parade In connection with the
welcome home celebration for the sel-
diers that there may be a fall parade
Of automobiles when the late blooms
are at their best. Years ago the an
nual tub" parade, when vehicles were
decorated, was a big Lenox attraction.
W flower fete and parade would give
'Lenox an attraction for the late sea-
son which has been missing since the
coaching parade was discontinued.
Mrs. Isaac w. How OF New York,
a sister Of Mrs. Ross w. Whistler of
Hidden House, has been at the Curtis
Hotel this week Mrs. whistler gave
q luncheon for Mrs. How and there
were other Affairs at which she met
the Lenox cottagers. -
:, Motorists Stop on Way North.
Mrsand Mrs, Edward j. Hancy, who
always stay at the Curtis Hotel when
ir the hills, were there this week, COM
ing from New York by automobile
and travelling ieisurely northward for
the scenery. Mr.. and Mira NJ. Taylor
Pyne OF Princeton. N. j.. with Miss
Delafield az their guest were at the
Curtis before going to the White Noun
tains. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dana
stopped at the hotel during their Berk-
shire visit.
Mrs. John J. Staples OF New York
will be at the Curtis Hotel for August
and will arrive Monday. Mrs. George
E. Crawford with James A. Crawford
and James Russell of New York was
also a guest at the hotel this week.
j. o. Stack Of New York, travelling
with Mr.. and Mrs, Charles T. Col
Tins o: that city. made the Curtis Ho-
tel their stopping place during their
visit TO Lenox. ~ II. I
MISS Eleanor 10 Roy OF New York
after two months here went to the
Profile House in the White Mountains
Thursday. Miss Eleanor Forde, who
was q guest Of Mrs. Robert Maclay.