New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
IMONG TIE BERKSHIRES.
FESTIVITIES AT LENOx.
HousEs-LAwN TENxIs-PxRsoNAL AND
- SOCIAL MOTIFS.


SOCIAL NOTES.
.x OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF rHs TRIBUNE. J
VIrxox. Mass, Sept. 1.-THE work OF colo
.,oo soes on L,nox people do not . rule take
s,ers but many OF them let their cottages aud thor
=. All the region round about Curtiss 10 occupied
,,,e superb weather makes going out Tor meals no
~,.n,o MIRA Flint's boardiue-house has had two
-. ,dded to . large addition and all the available
,s.re are full. Tue Lencx people have reason 10
-, .sti.tied with this well-ordered Eruption ono
-. ala inhabitants. who owns . large. comfortable
=. house q few steps down the Lebanon roau'
49,. On her piazza With applications Tor rooms
. ana hand and offers to sell IN the
sh. intends 10 sell after the season. aud will
,,,v get enough for her place to keep her comfort
,,a -. At Of her days She belongs 10 tho soil ana
- AL the changes TIE hrst discoverers OF Lenox
=, ,he outside world were the Hsssertys now In
- Fanny Kembe and Henry Ward Beochor. lheh
-. Mr. samuel Gray Ward. who built one house. no"
,.d BIZ the Billiards.. aud recently his eeauthul ne"
- Mr. Richard Goodman was also one OF the pio-
-. ,a a.er Colonel Auchmuty and Mr. Augustus
..,srnorn Mr. Beecher's cottage was near
60 gaihbore place aud has since been moved
Fanny Kcmble's place Still goes oy her ha"e'
7, il. long time since she was mere
In. she Il gratefully remembered In the CLOCK on 'no
Con,rer,tona Charch which was her gift The last OF
,be new places Is Mr. W. D. Sosnes new cottage luis
a. A. least mile and a half distant from the post once
o. he oiher side OF GOOdmau's HiI, LOOKING iowa.
O. the hi. which IS the finest si1e IA tHs
Sioaue however loses nothing OF Tue uose "a
yss n.t"ra seenery IN any cline This includes the
T.eT OF the ousatono sni its tributaries tne green
.nmeG SiOckhridge grove ana laurei cspes VIC s'"e
D lee and OF the more distant at9esOrl9-e - cha
Peabody 4 stearns, OF Boston. were Tao ie
si,mated on the long slope below the road Al
ihonih very large the .rcm..eG.re 10 o FOR But it
- quaint aud hOmelke, a. well as picturesque wien We,
seer ard these qualities ia consideration OF its
efnuch mi
,stures Inc house the first floor IL cut lireeg II,
,~o s W containnr htte pretentious as
,b.tch and evidently intended 10 oe WHOM P.e.e"siU,
80 s,rai1 ,h- main lin,s Of the house. Above are
nous outosks with reference TO the Wv Inc Slope
Nnich ~ house ssSIe1 Is d S9' 49,
Kenwick n Asp'nwsii are me arehitec,s OF cue ne"
Fu~copai Church which occupies uai onpo
me club House and not Tar FROM Secretary whitney
ni.c- Tne church an important addition 10 Leh'k;
Iso co,hlc M nave terminating In several slded
shncsl I'd aanked by ve~try aud organ space Tue
ROOF ls open Dered and spanned oy ornahen,A IRON
i- VIVA see ms 10 be siierthOGght Is the cam
sur winch up It's present heigA u square anu e4-
fsi.p bel, towers to have an additional height OF
tsrtv feet IN wood, making niur'y lert
ss from The entrance with which 1t is to be connected
BY stone This. as the tower ana enurgs' n oi
T,,.bnrg blue limestone The tower - the gt II lrs
ANONYMITY ami Mr.. Augustus schermerhorn MIS- knDn
Wi give the orii Nj mares iA ne, ,H 70 The
cndren contribute the rose window at the end oil Tue
pn,e, u building cottage the other side Of
H. Glsene.rs OF which The first story - under way
a. 49, I.sap la. a cottage site upon the NIL,
Ai. - a. n rhor cottage will vrobaBly content
him Tor de To DE here soon ana las 'aAea
rooms IN tue village - .r,..,a~ uac,.sa,,
AM TnursdAg usherr Ia the real besnnluS OF 'n Len
OF festivities. TIE weather has breh snfero Ahi me
80 vs. lien In Is oeAnty. Tue first days play was
A. The tennis courts Mrs c. ". Folsom me LAST two
days pas at tine grounds OF the LenoA Crio az
prr,-rf-l most lively spectacle with the galleries ana
lawn died with ray ~p-ctators' ne ps''s ".nes
deserted villa-e' ~eeA.a{ {, 49, Hi
I-nox aas SONS me home PLAYERS notably Mes,rs.
Knnn ana Hgsnson onI 10y "e.e ruu m Rersn,n
eImnaicd. ana ne interest -, y. phi .h,
socua aud tne two sears, Herhere ana 'fu'', "hu
r~c~nt Ne YORK fame. Beesuans play was YER, ASci-
IA iug AMI excited admiration, nut uhI"mpoeU " y "
spplanse because be made such pncAN h-h- DerA-
man mas ono verY clever play Having sent tne o"i' m
,r-w behind ami seeins the BAL COMING Syrs
a~os-a nGsd stroks As 70 50, i"a ' 1 Inc 49, -,
zai tl all ready for yOn- aud wsSs on 70 'he rear
IN tine to meet the bal again Ini', as me i@ales
averr-,i was quite TOO cunning. Tue last game was
e,r., t,er,' 10 T,~eKmAn and slocun, aud Beekmau
won AFTER Oh. game collation. was srfVrd ny 0HrtrE
~ the house and before gay throng dispersed
TIE pr we're gwen
N.ror Grace and Instantly and Mayor Carter H. Har-
rison aud uis family are AT CurliHs Hotel g..
an Comes Gain VI. ami Niue. R~utrrskoid and NJ
-. - rt, afnion,,tic corps - a LenOx.
Mrs POtier Palmer aDd her oA4i-ren are a. 'No O'H
House. .,,-. r,...
M. Nj tu~y Is entertaining her brother MI fAyne
Mr. stephen lls Parker the artist, is stopping with
Nr cot~s gave Aanner OF eight courses at sherTy's
Monday even M. -. a., ro,o~
T1..lay ,ficrnoon. Mr. Choate is building a house ut
stuchnrlage winch promises nneiy. . g., -ru..s.-.
NJ samuel GRAY " ard has cards out Tor TUESDAYS
An -~pt-mhec. Win Mrs. Ward anu Mra l. y. "@I1'
Mis-. HoWsri Mlss TuOrn and the Baroness neAoln-
NJ, whom II vii De remembered was Miss W ara
On Moud Az mornings Mrs T. ". Folsom receives on
Monday Al eruOou Miss Furn -, on Iurs'Ay -0lHins
Mr. ShA WICK, Oh Wednesdays Mrs. whitney shu MIS-
The bIckboard has appeared In Lenox, both 10 ia
n-,uiftve AID amended states cOnspicuousy rev sea
vel Sion has rumble WIKI Us OsSA " V"o N"' ~
slrp Tor mounting ID TIE rear - ,,..,a. II
enrpnerf Mr. Thomas Wig2ns. William H. huHo' ~ %
lime Miss Hume. Or. W. A. Hume, Charles u. BELL
b. n Pee Mrs Frances +. Stk~n, Mise NARY ~
r.nfnnSon ana maid, Frederick Thompson, Mrs r. ".
n.~a,s Ms Jeanette AIR. l. p. Pitcher. William =
Il Kemp. Mr. aud Mrs. Geo ge Irotter, DIT ahu MIs'
Il E.v Mrs. ". g schermrrhorn, MISS SchtrnrI"%I orr
Mrs y NJ rsterez Mss Ester-z Mss 9 Esterr@' j. j.
Ntrrheu Wiiam Grace Mrs. Grace Miss Grace, t"o
children ana maid, Mrs. Walker. MISS tAhces "t4AeI'
An. i,.id Mr. and Mr.. L ". kOmeyn. Nrs CHARLES H.
T~lapd Miss Leland, Mr. ana Mrs L : ABR
cromDe Miss T. a Ossood Mr. ana Nrs, VII
I'm a. Dawes Miss Augusta Mehlm Dawes
" : Patton, H. c. schermernorn, l. r. hOeS
N.w.York C. f. COttnR, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Johh >
in,-ton Cushing r. ". Lincoln IT,, William Endlcott
su.s shaw Albert ThorHdis~, NJ aud NINE ae renter
ssold Il. LovenorR, Washington D. l. f; H. ". sIocniu'
IA ca House are Dr. J. 5. Harlan and wife, Washing
ton d. g: William Weeks AL VIE, .Ahy T. ).
I-~is Mr.: L. H. Ludlow, New-YOrK Mrs Potter
Palmer and children. CHICAGO. ILL.,; MIS- ;. :. ayes
MI. Hayes. Washington, ID. c.; Misc CrukshdAA New
York ,- A., NJ,
MS Mss Morris Masses Firth, No~-fcrHi NJ. henry
Kaue, late OF oxford. England.