New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
LENOrS BRILLIANT SEASON.
THE TOWN CROWDED WITH GUESTS.
ENTERTAINMENTS CROwDING ON ONE ANOTHER
PLANS FOR THIS WEEK.

PLANS FOR THIS WEEK.
Ienox Mass sept IS (Specian-This has been
,ovshe week for the coagcrs and the guests who
here in numbers far surprising anything In the history Of
this popular autumn There have been so many
entertainments the week that 10 has been difficult
10 keep track Of them all The cotagers have had all
the invitations they could possibly accept They have
However 50 arranged their entertainments that but in few
Instances have there been important the
time.
Dr. Webb his party arrived at tho sosns' in their
four m hand Thursday and remained until to-day The
party went on 70 williamsown to-day and they
nected to return 10 and for few
days
one Of striking incidents OF the the
mask bal at the Turnures Monday night The Green
leaf cottage which the Turnures occupy season.
Beautifully decorated and the company one OF the
most brilliant which has assembled in town this year
The coagers greatly enjoyed the invita-
ton Of Mrs Barnes Tuesday, when tenor
Away for his first time in Lenox The other
lists who took part were Buher the pianist and Hdsso
brink the violinist who will remain in few days
and be heard AZ other musicaes which will be given next
week.
Mrs Whitney her first reception her return
from Bar Harbor "Wednesday. 1t largely atender
and much enjoyed by the cottaeers and among
whom were several members Of the Foreign Legations
Secretary Whitney. who spent few days in Washing
ton returned in to attend the party at the soanes
las night
There were several dinner parties Thursday, and on
the evening Of that day the second Of the Lenox Club
assemblies. The club will have their last assembly ball
THURSDAY evening This ball will be the most eab
three, annual srair. coming as II
does night the Leaox Club The
viii take place in Lee Park.
The Frelinghuysens had large whist party Thurs
day evening which attended by members OF the Whist
Club and by the Misses Clap who been success
fully teaching the game here for
Miss Furniss VIII give Dickens party next Saturday
night when the principal created by the
author Will be by the members Of the Dickens Club
The thea;ricas the Barclays, which postponed
from last week, will take place Monday night They
viii be conducted by M Coward Of New York. and Miss
De Wolfe. who leading part The Hunchback"
Mrs John has leased Jones cottage,
arrived with her family this week
Curtss Hotel IS crowded with guests and there
but Few available town left These among
the latest arrivals. Frank L. Baker Dr. II Lawrence
Sheldon. Mrs II. l. sheldon. O. H. F. Belmont, John
Lawrence Miss Agnes Lawrence Miss Margareta Law
renee Henry Blake Mrs Whitman. II. lie Roy Ives,
NJ. Ives. Miss Ives. T. A. Bigeiow Mrs. N NJ Murry
Nj and Mrs NJ Dwight Collins Frank Spear, Miss Scott
Mss c. T. Scott. G. C. Courier and wife, Alfred w.
Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs W C. schermerhorn. Mt and Mrs,
S J. Harriet New-York Mrs Franklin w Smith, Miss
Nina Smith. George Stewart Smith Mrs ". W Tucker,
A. G. Hooper, ". Z. Whitney. Boston F. S. Carter.
L. : y. T. Bluhdorn Charge q Afares Hungary
II ". Ellis Cincinnati; J. D. T. Baldwin, John Lee
Caravan, Newport