New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
A BUSY WEEK AT LENOY.
TWO BALLS AND A FIRE.
OTHER SOCIAL rvrNrS-PERsoNAL.

OTHER SOCIAL FVENT>-PFRSoNhl
LENOx, Mass, Oct. 2.-The week has been
eventual. Two halls aud a ire have occurred, any one
OF which would fruitful topic OF comment ani con-
yersaou II the economy OF events were more skilfdy
regulated The fire WAS tho most exciting OF tho three
by reason its novelty. L,nox has bern remarkably
Bre-, and this immunity has resulted In prac-
tically no provision against tire. Every cotlase has
certain an Of hoss There ham gren sies
ana some haud-e xtinguishers. aud Two long ladders
There also instanents OF hose that lit on the
hydrans discovered often the streets
But the place of this brace OF hose 90 sci lon
repaired, bsco to be solved when they are
needed. IL would have been impossible to save tho
CHI House alter tho fire discovered But the
prompt appsarapce OF the hose AMI little precision IN
could easily have preserved the cottage
OF Mrs. MicSaye It would bo graceful act
tho part OF the cottagers 10 present
to enox a small energetic lire en- giue to en-.
active snd weil-ascipiihed lire company.
Tue club ball, which took place Oh Monday evening.
Lenox Club has gwen Tue decorations were Law
ish aud unique Tho reading room was given up 70
bouquets OF flowers, and the two large hrepaces were
made The salient features OF tae room On OF these
Transformed into rocksry with large rocks. old
stumps ferns aud palms Inc otbet was nrtanor-
prIate foliage aoatsi ponI lilies brought from savin.
nah. Ga for the occasion by Carl Beers he fiitn-ave
florist. who had charge OF the decorations. The plazz's
we're ali inclosed with canvas. and tnis was co,D-
petey screened rom view with autumn leaves. These
were divided INTO panels oy the pillar, and arches anu
In each panel shear OF oats ned with red ribbons,
abOys shield covered with apples carrots,
pumpkins and In effective arrangements OF color.
The supper by sherry was also special Effort Ihs
hours were as formal the OCCASION Dancing had
scarcely begun before midnight After supper two
n lurcs OF tho c 'tion wrrn danced.
ON Tuesday evening Mr.. Pau aud Mr. Manuel de E'-
candroD OF urxco stopping at Curtss. gave domino
party at Menanna'. Hall The hall is suite OF
but yet umoccmpied. mi serves the present mo.
ne since s'hsweS Ha Is co ,n unsafe.
As at the Cluo call. the seincnts behaved wtn IN s1
unseemingy violence IN tho midst OF CONSERVATIVE
Vel
to usher III Wi-gnss day Of doom. NUwishstsndns,
the tile brilliant of the season.
spirlt into mo ruystldc 4ton After supper tho
cotiiou vas dance aad tue f.yors were more than
usually beautiful and attractive. Mr. Manuel dc EscI-
The chSro9 concert vas gwen at Dr. Greenleals on
SATURDAY Or. Gre nleaf mas the attract
I'VE MUSHROOM here and mas hne Or-an. Mr.. Donald
Graham sang. Professor Bunrr played AMI Ms, LED
Wit also contributed to the pro ram
me Assembly Tor some Reason was nelt az M'hihnfs
Hall instead o. at Mrs. Jonn f. Parsonss contem-
plated.
The Sunday evening mu.Icse took place at G neral
Ratnbones Mrs. Frank Worth Waite. Colonel Bow itcn
MI Donald Gransm AMI Mr.. Ohyer furnishing tas
music.
Tue chidrons party gwen by Mrs william nofn,u
was postponed On account Of the races uati! Monday
Mr. Frederick Thompson gave a diuner OF Twenty-Five
covers AT sherrys On Mon s@y evening" The h'rdI deco
exceedingly nne the.ceatre piece Dring
eta feet In diameter and maize up OF eleven corsAse bout
Inc burglars ars among the earliest arrivals from
Newport We 'ne'd ~ ght they entered tue house of
Mr. W. K R'Dospn but Oniy secured some ptst"i ware
Mr. aui Mr'. =. }. Leitn nave recently arrived VIII
thor fOur-lu-hani.
Mr. Peter Moer ana family registered IT CuruiSs
Mr. Westinghouse. of ar-DrlRs fame, with his family
have arrived IN tncr special car, anu stopping as
CurtsA
The wedding Of Miss Eiith Parsons ant Mr.. d. T..
Morgan takes place Ga Thursday next
The arrivals lOr the week AZ clrSss are X ". Till
son. Mr. ana MIS- y J. l. wards, Mr. aud Mr.. G.. l..
Ingrthan. T. ID GOn. Mis-, Dehou and maid. Mr., Frank
Slurgis. Mr. and Mrs. X. MarKh A. A hIukst,ni L.
;. Newell. L. q. Newell. Mr. and Mrs. Eusene DGiiitn.
john Waite, Clare ace Carcy, Frank L. Pope. John Wal
lacc, James q. speir. George Johnson, NowlOti Mr..
and Mrs Jerome Jones, MRS. ii. : Gsne. Mrs
IA i,ytcs A Am. sDarR Nllnar IL
Ncill McNc, Frank ID. White Boston; MI. and Mrs.
". T. Harris ~ I. Harris. Miss stewart, f. D. smitn,
Phi,adel pnia t. 1. Bruce, A. 1. Huntington, W. NJ.
Crane Washington. ID. c.; sir. aud MIS-. j. L. Darice.
Brooklyn Miss Bennett. Mr. ANA MIRA J. Caldwell PITS
burg; George Johnson, IRWIN BeorI, Toledo: Mr. and
Mr~. George II. iiidon Lebanon; H. Van DaEer
NesYoik.
Mis-, b. 5. Nichols. w. q. Ncaols. Mr. sud Mrs W.
stevens, Mrs. l.. H. Metcaf NSS-forSi mr. anu NJ rs.
Charles Bnfinm. Boston -
Al Mrs. Flints-Chares whitney, bos'ohi Miss
Greene. Miss Meta Green, Mr. = :" ''nhy.