New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
SOCIAL ACCIDENTS AT LENOG.
THE CLUB RACES AND THE TUB PARADE
AS MANY VISITORS AND AS MUCH GAYETY AS
EVER IN THE BERKsHIRE HILLS.


EVER IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
Lenox Mass. Sept. 20 (specaD.-The season is by
no means There are as many cottagers and
guests in town now as at any time this season Be
sides there arc many people who have recently re-
turned from Europe who coming here TO spend
October The eottacers have thor houses filed
with guests and the rooms in the hotel are nearly
al engaged for the next month.
The chief incidents Of tho week have been the
@Tub' parade and the Lcnox Club races. The Tub
parade was the largest ever seen here. There
were about thirty tubs the procession arsticaly
and deliberately trimmed with flowers, ferns, autumn
leaves and evergrcens. The streets were completely
filed with the carriages Of the people who wanted to
see the novel spectacle.
The annual races by the Lenox Club brought
together an unusually large number Of people in the
Lee Pleasure Park TIE racing was spirited ana
interesting The cOttagers are talking Of having
mile track built near LeEox village for their annual
races and for speeding their horses 1t is not
probable that anything definite will be done about It
this season
TIE largest and most brilliant dancing party since
the sloane BAH was given by the Turnures early this
week
Count Arco gave dinner at his cottage to twelve
guests on Wednesday. lie also gave supper 10 a
like number of guests or Thursday.
Walter Damrosch has begun his musical lectures
and his Interpretation of Wasncrs music at Miss Fur
niss's cottage The second lecture was given yester-
day.
Mrs D. ". Bishop gave a large reception IN the
new Bishop cottage. Interlaken. on Thursday
Pleasant dinner party was given by the RAIN
bones on Thursday evening
Mrs sloane held a largely attended reception on
Wednesday.
Mrs J, f schemerhorn received her friends on
Wednesday.
Two largo theatre parties went up TO Plttsled on
Wednesday nicht 10 see jim the Penman.S Mr..
Barc,avs four-ln-hand coach in the parry, loaded
with gay company OF young people
The Archery Club shot Wednesday 90 the ia"h
of Miss Furniss The cOt ayers are TAXING ~, y,
interest III this sport and many were on uir h. ~
&C., tho shooting. which was quite eeldi u '-"' Wv
MIS-. Vh.tacys last week,
Count Is stil here - ,...- r,,osts
The kneelands gave dinner party TO sixteen guests
on Thursday. , . r,s,Aor, Arthur
has been guest of Miss Irehnghuysen ior d ie"
There have been as many arrivals this week as IN
any since the season opened CurilSs liO'cl OOI,
,ir,s m be crowded. and the rooms are nearly al
engaged for October Among the recent arrivals are
N.rSIa Ayers Mrs. Eastman Johnson, Miss EsIeHs
Jobnson r a Kelley Lemuel Pomcroy, Captain W ..
Teach Mr.. and Mrs. knckcrbocker David DItcSr
Vail Francis Iypde stcison, Richard IL soue' H. ~
whitney Mrs William Walker. Joseph X. Kerr, a "
Toleft and wife. ". !. Palmer, William W sherman
William II GRAY DR. ard Mis- Albert l. HIS, New
York: Mrs : J. Blood. Miss Louisa LESLIE, MS
George W. Nichols Miss Z D. Nichols. CT aries >
Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pierce; Miss Pefce'
Hrooklyn: DR.. Horace richa.d son, Nathan W curtis,
Dwight Braman L NJ Price, l. A Knbeyan, George
K. Page, Boston.