New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
INDIAN SUMMER At LEMON.
no FLAGGING YET IN THE SEASON.
THE WEEKS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
PERSONAL NOTES.

THE WEEKS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMI
PERSONAL NOTES.
1enox. Mass. Oct tspecIaD.-Indan summer
ea,ber has followed the snowstOrm and bitter cola Vi
the early part Of the week and the cottagers and their
guests are again enjoying the drives up ard down the
country New guests continue 20 conc INTO to"h
There have been as many arrivals this week as at any
tine during the season. Few OF the cottagers nave
left town.
largely attended musicale was given at the COT
tage of the Turnures Monday The artists were MI
Graham Mrs. Buhler and Mr.. Hasselo'nA-
Miss Furniss and Mrs. Arthur NJ Dousc e''e
dinner party on Monday.
Mrs whitney entertained a large number OF guests
at her cottage on Tuesday evening with musicale
There were more than dozen amateur pefi'rmeis
including Miss Ieavitt Miss Schermerhorn, Miss Name
Count Arco, Mrs. Carter ard Mr. Grlham' barVh
Zedvftz Of the Russian Legation, Miss De Wolfe ana
Miss Post.
The Rachermanns gave musicale on TUESDAY ior
Miss Wentworth who is their guest
The Misses Hunt daughters of the artist are guests
of Secretary and Mrs. Whitney. They will re-
main through the month
Mrs John T. Parsons gave reception on Iuesday
for Miss Fearing of Newport. who will be her guest
through the autumn.
The most notable incident of Wednesday was a
dancing party given by II. A. Barclay to large num-
Der of guests at his cottage. The entertainment was
especially for Miss Gilbert who is the guest OF the
Barclays
Mr.. and Mrs. Kane are the guests of d. W. Bishop
for few weeks.
T. L. Higginson, OF Boston, has leased 'he Iisnol
cottage for the next two months
Mrs William C. schermerhorn gave a musicale on
Thursday which was attended by large number OF
the cottageIs.
On Thursday evening a charity concert was given
in the Congre gatonal Church, py Bliss bo~'i''' '
Graham. Miss Nora and Others
The fifth of the Wagner lectures and musical W
terpretations by Mr.. Damrosch was given a. MISS
Furnfss's Yesterday afternoon There was also music
on the same afternoon at Miss Marourys
Mrs Ives gave luncheon party on Thursday Tor MRS
Burton Harrison who recently arrived in town Tor
the rest of the autumn
Mrs Parlsyuan shaw Of Boston, has bought two
cottages and lot of Mrs Hotschkins for $4,000 and
VIII build fine sumner house upon the place.
Mrs Burke-Roche. of New-York. is guest OF the
Turnures. -,
Mr.. Van Allen and party consisting OF several
members of the Aston family, arrived hom newport
ON a four-in-hand coach Thursday The party
VII drive through the county making us he"iq'i'7f'
here for the rest Of the month
Could H. Redmond and : Rowland Robbins gave
d nper party to sixty guests this evening al Tue
Flint cottage ., $50.
This AFTERNOON largely attended musical was
given ty the shattucks al their cottage. ,,.
Count Arco gave dinner party to Baron Zedwlu
this evening. . e,,a ,r.,,
guests These are the latest arrivals; j. Gocord
smith Mortemer j. Downing }. NJ Gins. ~ lno
Croker b r. Merrill. K. Ogden DoTemus. "; b.
laurence. Miss Anna Keller Mrs Theodore tehon'
Miss Dehon Thomas smith. Dr. Charles e. Cq qII,
Wilder Allen, J. J. Macy, Mr.. and MIs. George ~, y.
DO Witt. jr., Nj. and Mrs. Peter Muller. IT, Ms Is
Muller Edwin C.. Muller, Mr. A. T. spencer. :; I.
spencer New-York: T. f. Knowlton, Mss mary
Knowlton, Mrs. T. II. Barrett Broohlyn Charist 80, ~
psiId Pbiladelphia James il. Morer Washington
d 2 C. Dudley. Mrs. Dudley, Chicago MIS-, ~
A Robbins Paul J. Smith. c. L. Strong ana fanny
" h CaSas Boston; j. ;. Rowley. j. HoluhDecA
Albany