New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
FAIL DAYS AT LENOY.
A WEEK OF DEPRESSING WEATHER.

xUMEIoUs RECEPTIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT
LISTS OF ARRIVALS.
rrRou An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUSEl
LEXox. Mass, Sept. 1s.-Last week tho
weather lasting through the tournament was the warm
Ga, IN Lenox during year But on Sunday the rams
escenie.l, aud though they cleared OIL o. wednesday
night they returned. and steady downpour sueceeie-
IL IA needless to say with cod rains the pleasures
of autumn In tho country are considerably ddsupsheI
Instead Of brilliant gathering OF turnous and tbr
occupants OF dress parade around TIE post ONCE
about mail time, tae Mice is now crowded win
English gr,oms, stable boys and servants OF various
DEGREE The LARGE number Of Enslsh servants 10 ms
-on has ma lie an apDrecabe difference ia the TRADE
and prices everything in Lenox IL for TINS 'uiy 'he
master hal to pay might not Se OF 50 MUCH c""si"e''
ION as the master aDundsnIy ABLE leI the oniuen
falls OF wider circle. This Is sy reason OF the foreign
a,, -, sharing profits with the servants winch tho
r,glt.b dnnkeys brought over ami which they enforce
WIN all Jonn Bulls teuacIty The business OIL sup
ulvue Ienox with the neeessaries OF no
scarcely APPEARS In the VILLAGE 'afKe
shars OF the trade goes to PlVshem' ahA
tina murpur has alrealy gone up from tho PltI'hea
that their business Is practcay IN the H"1s
OF Engnsn groons and buffers. Occasionally sun
,scrsd Yankee refuses the usual dizzy Gemanted ny
,he ry.nts not seeing any logical reason Tor H. ih'
d.fec In nj Is usually speeuhy corteo'e' "
discovering that his trade IN Lenox mas disappear
81 veil organized the buffers ana BAKERS shu 81 "e
trille "a ar the traueSineu tlal io"" W N.Y. ~@"
corn must DO make TO yield enough profit for twc Hs
smnie M alter for the groom " hni them not up "
,bs mark and To transfer his custom TO more aneho''
dealer SO with the blaeksmiths In normal commhnF
s horse may be shoI for y, Ia Lenox II costs - %
shoe him. This IL bus fact In evidence But"
might be supported In every direction which ornts 'H'
s.rvant AS the agent % his masser
The hustle Of the tournament last week. ana inc so
slant ssing And repassug oftne gay tarons nave "
tins " eek seen, dull. Yet there has been 10 hsf'~'s
o,v.nts Ina c,ncsrt in all the church TOOK p'es
4, thu fine music room OF MrS J. S Barnes anu ""'
bruliaatly attended Michael Banner aud Herr 'on"'
kon, thu pianist. came up for the OCCASION MI p0"'
,r,ha sang as also Miss Cassellsnos. Of New-ore""s
who il stopping Mr. ". b. shsttueks. Mrs Aoe' a"
Mrs. White. Colulng only Tor the concert Mehas BAN
n.r aud his friend and mentor Herr sonneukoh nsv
astainsd until Thursday. ON sunday evening uo,
NAVAL al secretary MhitUey's on MOnda5 nVs ""- -
Mrs W. ID. soanc's with only the members % TUG 1a.s
nrr sci l. and Wednesday evening A. t,o en. an
DC. obrr or the last chutch toueeH ""'e" ." W
gwen at Mrs Charles Laniers - -. s,.r.,,ry
IN. rec eplion on sunday evening given " n'ac
ana Mrs Whitney was the most formal, eieSAnt w..
tanm,nt that has taken place AZ LonoA eorns
sou The presence OF 50 many OF tie dipoma" al
hsr, gave AZ certain distinction. and srm'-'n0'~
fhs receptions during the week have followed ono ~
other In quick successioti Incso aio ~, -, o. ugh
foru a. ANA part are the occasion vanday
| mu.c almost 10 he called Musicales. ou 49,, "a hi
merniny every ono teuded toward MIS- nrotso W., ina.
so,n'. In the afternoon Miss Furness rcce'eu
occasion varied with archety. va nv IN, play
ing MIR shsttuoks guests we're cnter,aneu W
ing of MIR Fenetti, and the songs OF si'ss 49,. on
| ana Ms, Howard Al Mrs. Samuel Gray "W,raay
| Tuesday afternoons thcre 10 always music N