New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Lenox Horse Show
Draws Large Crowd
For Final Awards
Eastern States Exhibition Is
Attraction for Social Set
in the Berkshires; Prizes
Won by Miss Wanamaker
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
LENOX. Mass, Sept. 27.-Although
'he horses of Daniel R. Hanna, of
Bonnie Brier farm, were the only
Lenox entry that reached the cham
pionship classes In the Eastern States
Horse Show In Springfield the closing
night when the championships were
awarded. drew many motor parties to
the oval where there was unprece-
denied interest and enthusiasm.
AS all women in Lenox cottages still
retain saddle horses the greatest in
terest was In the class for the champion
saddle horse. The confess finally
narrowed down to one between
three horses, two Of which were owned
by Miss Isabella Wanamaker and one
of which she herself rode, her other
entry being ridden by Mrs. William
du Pont, jr., and the other, the entry
Mrs. Joseph S. Sylvester, Of Han
over, with its owner in the saddle
After prolonged test the first prize
vas awarded TO Miss Wanamaker, with
aer Cherrystone; second prize went to
Avonmore, owned by Mrs. Sylvester,
Sunday.
Prize for Mrs. Garvin
Mrs. Francis P. Garvin, Of Manhasset,
l. l.. showed the champion saddle pony,
Chest Tut Blossom, and also the cham
pion harness pony pair. Hamilton
Flame and Hamilton Dianthus, in the
class for the larger ponies. In the
smaller class, Louis K Liggetts Full
CORA and Fullange defeated Miss Eleo-
nora Searss pair, Bouncer and Will
Fire. Miss Wanamaker also showed
the best gig horse, driving Netheralls
Pride to victory over Mrs. J. L. Syl-
westerns Representative. In the class
for champion harness horses over 49,
Miss Constance Vauclain's The Whip
defeated Mrs. Lcula Long Combs's Rep
utation. Dan r. Hanna's Judge and Miss
Eleonora Sears's Matthias Pick EN- Up.
Mrs. Frederic Crowninshield will
close Konkapot cottage early next
has gone to Concord. Mass, to pass the
winter. Mr. and Mrs. Myron A. Lock
man returned ito town from the Bourne
Villa. Mrs. Joseph W. Burden. Mrs
Arthur Murray Sherwood and Miss
Rosamond Sherwood and Mr.. and Mrs
D. Percy Morgan. jr., went to New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin E. Rice,
who have passed the entire season in
Stockbrjdge, will 60 to New York next
week.
War Hero Is Guest
Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart McT.en-
nan. Of birmingham. had Lady Hender-
son and her children and Major Z. +.
Newcombe, of the famous Princess
Pats Regiment, of Canada, at AS in
fully for the week end Mr. and Mrs.
McLennan gave two elaborate enter
tainments, dinner parties, Saturday
and Monday nights. Lord Henderson is
with the Prince of Wales party on
the Pacific Coast Lady Henderson re-
turned to Toronto Tue day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond T. Baker
have had a party st Raquette Lake this
week Among those invited were
Major George E Turnure, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry II Pease, Captain and Mrs.
David 7. Dana. Mrs. Allen B. Fenno.
Miss Isabel D. Shotter Miss Anna R.
Alexandra and Samuel Frothing-
ham. jr.
A notable music festival was given
Frederick S. Cooldge's music temple,
on South Mountain, in Pittsheld. Mrs.
Coolidge's own quartet which she has
endowed. the Berkshire String Quar-
tet, and a large company of metropoli-
tan mus clans and singers took part.
At the fourth concert this morning
Florence Hinkle. Eva Gauthier, Merle
Alcock, Lambert Murphy and Rena.i
Werrenrath sang. Mrs. Coolidge's
prize sonata, for which she paid $1,000
to Ernest Bloch, Swiss composer, u
New York, vas presented during the
festival.
Hotels Well Filled
The whole Berkshire region is filled
with prominent persons at hotels and
villas. Mrs. George Draper is with
Miss Emily Tuckerman, Lieutenant
Andre LHuiller, of Paris, with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles r. Smith; Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. de Gersdortf with Mrs
Joseph H. Choate and Mrs William
Larremore with MIR. and Mrs. Edwin T.
Rice.
Mrs. William D. Sloane passed a part
of the week in New York. returning TO
EN- Court yesterday. Mrs. Sloane has
had Judge and Mrs. Franklin Hoyt,
Charles A. Mum, Henry r. Taylor and
Miss Mary Coster. Of New York. at her
villa.
Stopping at hotels are Mrs. Chisolm
Beact!, Misses Janet and Christabel
Beach and Mrs. Forest II Parker at
Heaton Hail; Mrs. Bernard NJ. Baruch,
Miss Renee Baruch, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Young, Mrs. Valentine Mott. MISS
Sophie l.. Mott and Nh. and Mrs Henry
Young at the Maplewood, Pittsfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z thu Root, jr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarkson Potter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Doub eday, DR.. and Mrs. Royal
Whitman and Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan A.
Jones. of New York, are at Red Lion
Inn, Stockbridge.
Mrs. Joseph Tuckerman Tower and
family, Mrs. David B. Ivison, Misses
barrow, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bertram
Lewis, Mrs. John Clay and Miss G.
Lawrence are at the Curtis Hotel. Mrs.
Henry D. Brookman, Mrs. Joseph c.
Willetts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Cox.
Mrs. Drew Hegeman, Mrs. Douglas
Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs. E. lie Grand Beers,
Miss Florence Zerega, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Albert Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. F.
N. Robbins, of New York ARE at Hotel
Aspinwall.