New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
TUB PARADE" AT LENOX.
EVENTS OF A STORMY WEEK.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL JoTTISGs FROM Tux BERK-
SHIRE HILLS.

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this week. There has been pretty contest between
events and the elements. The latter at last riumphed,
for under a steady dowupour the club races at the
Lee Pleasure Park Get down for Thursday were called
of to take their chances Of the next pleasant day.
In addition TO the rain il has been very cold and II the
Yachts could have sailed in Berkshire they would have
found cutter weather all over the country Happily
there was armistce on "Wednesday aud IN inc
afternoon the sun shone as a pretty compliment 10
the ladies' who held at o'clock their tub parade"
This is tue third year of its celebration. The custom
and the word are borrowed from England. Tub is
brlef and easy for village cart. At Lenox these exist
of every denomination. They belong by courtesy to
the ladies. who are all excellent whips under much
moro exacting conditions The meet was at Sedgwick
Hall. The entire matter arranged and controlled
by the ladies; nevertheless the services of Mr.. w.
H. Draper and Mr. Frank Worthwhile, who were
mounted were useful in clearing the way and manas
Ing the crowd. The parade led by Miss Cary.
There we're seventeen carts in line, and somewhat
in this fashion
Miss Cary yellow ribbons on her pony, yellow PEN
nants from her whip.
Mrs. Bddle; tub decorated with purple field asers
and green ribbons harness trimmed with bouquets
of asters and green ribbons green ribbons tying her
whip.
Mrs McKim; purple asters massed and wreathins
her tub; purple ribbons on pony and whip.
Miss Rathbone; tub dressed with wreaths of cedar
and bouquets OF yellow aud red flowers yellow and
red ribbons and cedar wrcaths harness; long
pennants Of red and yellow ribbons from the whip.
Mrs. j. S. Barnes; tub filled with children COM
pIeeIy surrounded with ferns foliage white asters
and hydrangeas
Miss Torrence trb decorated with yellow ribbons,
yellow ribbons from whip. horses mane braided and
tied with yellow bows.
Mrs Kahn: tub trimmed with japanese hydran-
eea- red ribbons whip and pony.
Mrs Clarence Cary: tub embOv cred IN ferns
hydrangeas and white flowers and wreHthed in maple,
caught by bouquets of white flowers and white ribbons
Miss Goodman; tub filed with purple asters.
Mrs Henry Eggleston; tub covered With sheayes
of dried grasses caught with knots OF red ribbon.
Mrs. William Hoffman tub ornameued with large
bonquets OF scarlet geranum tied with white ribbons
pony with white collar adorned with scarlet geraninm
and white ribbon white ribbon pennant from whip.
Miss Higgn-on tub concealed under golden rod
and pnrple asters; pony adorned with flowers and
purple aud yellow ribbons; purple and yelio"
colors on whip.
Miss Greenleaf; tub decorated with japanese
hydrangoas and ferns colors white, on pony and
whip.
Miss Burden white japanese hydrangeas filing the
tub white ribbons.
Hiss Brsted blue ribbons on pony aud whip
Mrs. Whitney: tub wreatbed with cedar, studded
with yellow Maximan daisies; wheels wreathed
and each spoke covered with cedar aud yellow daisies
yellow ribbons whip and the spirited httio black
pony.
After the tour of the village the tubs drew up al
Ms Ca1y's. where tea honorcd the event and all
the world attended Miss Cary was assisted at her
teaable by Baroness Won Schomberg and Hiss Lizzie
Moran.
The next great event Is to be the Club Ball ON
Monday evening, the 9th.
Mrs. Edward DclaGcld gave a dinner Thursday
evening.
On Monday morning tho reception at Mrs- George
W. Folsom's was specially attended OWING to the
presence OF Nh ana Mrs. Fairman Rogers.
On Wednesday Mrs. William Sloane, MIS- hdlhoOhe
ana Mis- Whitney held receptions.
Mrs Leavitt gave a supper at sherrys on thursday
evening - i,
Pro lrcs-iye euchre has achieved the digh'y oi d
mania cnox, and the prizes are considered worm
Colonel and Mrs Wickham Hoffman leave next
Mrs Leayitt gave bali on Thursday evening at
Mehaneys new block. with supper by sherry;
Mrs Wickham Holman gave a tea to the diplomatic
corps aud their wives Mrs. Flint's on Wednesday
evening. .,.- -
session of their cottage next TO Sedgwick HAL -
Mrs. Willie Holman gave a childrcns party al Nj.
W. b. Shattuck during the week.
Miss Bristed gave a reception Friday afternoon.
Count de Forenta. OF the Italian Legation, Is al
Curtis'z.
Colonel Schuyler Crosby has inst arrived AZ Curtiss
Ms stanton Whitney is stopping with Mrs. Henry
Eggleston. , H..
Mrs. Meredith HOWland Is newly arrive" i"in
Mrs W II. Draper is stopping with Mss ParT'h
Mr. L. uonore the brother OF Mrs. Potter Palmer,
has arrived at the Chn House.
Mrs George LOrIllard Is at Sherry 3. 90
MIR. and Mrs George W Folsom. who Will be in
Europe next season. have let their place. 10y common
IenoTt 20 Mr. Brayton Ives Tor - 900 the season
Inc Hon. John a. Kasson, late Minister TO Austria,
is at Curtiss. -, H., ,
| Coe r. 49, Boyd. Mrs. H. 4. Boyd, Miss e. BOYD,
l. del Monte. Mrs. del Monte, daughters and maid
| " r. Whitney Creighton Webb, Alfred Conkling, X
f. Gambrill. W Is Ross. G. Alphonso. Robert Edward
Honnfr g. NJ Hathaway, George NJ. Hi, thomas
Hitchcock, ir; Jules }. Vail, H. Franklin James
RenOick Mr. Edward Jones. Miss Jones. Miss fotier
ana maid John Wallace Mr.. aud Mrs .. > Barker,
Emcsf Weber. Charles 5. Bates. Frank Plumm.r,
Charles A. Mum. New-York; Mr.. and Mrs Francis N.
! Hncon Mr. ana Mrs H. A. French Mr. AM Mrs. Is. "
| Evans Anatole Levy Frank l.. iliggnson. boston
! Robert Adams L. A. Duhriug. Pln!adeirhi"; Mr.. ana
Mis- George II. Williams Baltimore Mr. ;,;. nv r.
Mrs Smith Broo1lyn +. ) Curtis. L. > ~; Mss =.
| Wr,ent. Aulck Palmer, Washington. d. C.; william
! DAVIDSON Miss Davidson. larchmont; Mrs Clarkson.
| Flushing; Mr.. and Mrs.. Theodore Allen tof,da
! 4 GcoTre. Miss Neatly. Albany; Mr.. and Mrs.
ccorre H. Wyman. Boston 4. Ames, Minneapolis:
At Gin House are Mr. aud Mrs Albert Salier' Jew
| York Mr. aud Mrs Charles Payson and turee
| cbil'ren: 4. A. Hayes, Washington, d. CT Mrs >. N
Irr. Mrs Fred 6. Wolbcrt Miss Margaret B W oloer,'
| lhiladepna: HONOR. Chicago Mr. ana M' - ~
| II Fi,z. boston; +. Ii. Fuller Lincoln Aeb; Fred.
| Decker. Detroit. - 80 -, vrt;. aud
At Mrs Futs are Mrs Hamilton Mrs; w h',nr' anu
h;iit'a Mr.. SHERMAN New-lork; Mrs. Robeson'
! Boston ., ,u,rotrced once
Y'sfrriay the came out ana INTRODUCED onop
,,.,r. the fsrest OF Berkshire weather by e,o.A
! rvervthug on wheels IN LenOr was on tue roau W
10 3nJ Ia euumrrats WHO nlied them wouln oc -inWI
~ @' 20 roil ~ ruox The Eirasure Park Il the
very eupAonols name OF large ARA sone crHS
| iuciospd une-sialneu and cI"II
VV,"'1H ,rau,l.sl.nd and a large part o. the speo
| wttnin divided between cotu-ne..u T"is
nutupslns aud "A thrifty cabbige patch' IN,
tb nf rustlcty and the smart equpage., I1o Us anu
IN nlgh feathers. the gay srOWd ana EcutI
nm keys maize interesting anu pipu'ut
' r,rrs went of with little OF the decay anu Palsn.
citing which belong to amateur prrioi mA
- y,rv interesting wien they were on. ne o"t