Notable guests and extended stays at Lenox hotels
A lengthy list details visitors to Lenox, including Mr. C. E. Knowles and family of Pittsburg, Mrs. Sue Jones of Dawson, Miss Estelle Fost of McKeesport, and many others from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and beyond. Several plan to stay through April or indefinitely, with a musical recital by Miss Nellie B. Orbis on attracting crowds, plus a weekly progressive bridge event and various social gatherings at The Lenox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.E. Knowles
M. Knowles
H.J. Knowles
Pittsburg
Sue Jones
Dawson
Estelle V. Fost
McKeesport
W. A. Pollock
Allentown
C. E. Huber
Thomas Huber
Wilkes Barre
Wm. H. Knowles
New Bedford
Mass
EK. R. Brainerd
Los Angeles
Cal
Taabella Fowle
Mary J. Fowle
New York
Geo. K. Sargent
Helen Sargent
E. L. Dulaney and Son
Master Landon
Bristol
Tenn
E. L. Pierce
Ellen L. Pierce
Rochester
W. K. Gillespie
Mra
G. A. Milne
Passaic
N. J
H. &. Moore
Dawson, Pa
Charles L. Smith
Franklin, Pa
I. D. Pease
Henry Borch, Jr
Chicago
A. J. Spegilmire
Braddock
D. L. Lyon
Misa Lyon
Watch Hill
R. 1
Broad Piazza
Nellie B. Orbison
Progressive Bridge
W. F. Wilson
G. H. Seyms
Hartford
J. W. Gott
Paul Campbell
P. P. Johnson
Boston
A.D. Partridge
Bedford
N. Y
Dwight Partridge
Yale
I. Hollister
Helen Hollister
Mary Hollister
Sioux Falls
W. H. Mead
L. GB. Craney
Brooklyn
M.A. Shettar
Mahlon Evans
Harrisburg
South
Charles Clausen
Philadelphia
J.T. White
Norfolk
James Moore
Maud Warburton Moore
Camden
Dr. Alday
L. BE. Montgomery
Fort Edward
W.ys
Panama Canal illustrated lecture to be given at Village Shul
Frederick C. Grant will present an illustrated lecture on the Panama Canal at the Village Shul Monday evening featuring a hundred views tracing the canal from start to present. The issue highlights Mr. Fleming a noted sportsman and golfer pictured with a quail bag, and notes a large turnout for the sixth annual United North and South Amateur Championship, starting with a qualification round next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Grant
Panama Canal
Mr. Fleming
T. F. Baxter
Boston
French King Boasts While NY Pays for Snow Keep
In a humorous clash of voices, the French King boasted of the Field of the Cloth of Gold as New York spent a reported one million dollars to keep snow off the streets. The scene ends with the royal figure retreating in embarrassment.
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New York
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