New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-29
AMONG THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
NOTES OF THE SEASON FROM ssNox, PITTS
FIELD AND wILLIAMsTOwN.


FIELD AND wILLIAMsTOwN.
Ienox. Mass. Sept 2s (SpecIaD.-The week has been
an ENJOYABLE one The weather has been good all
things considered. There were one or two rains
squalls but these soon cleared off.
The chief incident Of Monday was Mrs. W. D.
soane's third and last german, which was led by
Elisha Dyer, Sd, who danced with Miss Louise shep-
arr.
ON Tuesday morning Mrs. Hoffman gave reception
and Mrs Del Monte also received In the afternoon
there was an exciting hare and hounds chase, with
Miss Turnure and Mr. Haven as hares and Mrs NOR
gan DR. Knnicutt, his sons, Mrs. Carter, Mrs Miiln
and Miss Bddle hounds The chase was down the
Lee road. Al the last moment the hares were caught
Dr. Kirnicutt being the leading hound There VIII
be another chase next week.
Dinners were given Tuesday evening BY Mrs. Sloane,
Mrs Turnure and Mrs Ives On Wednesday the last
meeting Of the Archery Club was held at Mrs Whit
ney's where the finals for prizes were shot Miss
DeKay won the first prize. Mrs. Dixey won the silver
cup gwen by the Whitneys This cup has 10 Dc won
AGAIN 10 become the property OF the winner.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs David Dudley
Field Commodore and Mrs. Gerry, Mrs. Barnard
Mackay. ex-secretary Whitney, Mrs. Lawrence Tur-
nure Miss Furnss, Mr. and Mrs Henry Day, Miss
Louise Sheppard, Miss Day, from new
Haven: Mrs Chatfeld and Miss Chatfeld, Miss
Lighter from Washington; Mr. and Mrs Bloise Mrs.
shattuck. Mrs Francis Burial Hoffman, Ms Louise
Leavit clarence Bowen, Mr. and Mrs Henry Barck-
lev Mrs Dixev Miss Moler. Mr.. Molcr, Thomas
Howard Creighton Webb Miss Hargous, OF New
yoyk and Miss Choat. In the afternoon Mrs. De
wolfe and Miss Marbury gave a luncheon, ard in bhe
evening Mrs Ives, Mrs. Sloane and Mrs. Folsom gave
small dinner parties.
Mrs Whitney has issued invitations for reception
,axt "Wednesday afternoon IN honor Of Mrs Cevfiano
and Mrs EndcOtt, and the climax Of entertainments
Cor the season is promised in Mrs. Whineys ban Tor
,avt Thursday evening. This l. looked tor
ward TO with great interest and many guests are
coming from washington and other places.
on saturday evening occurred the last OF the AS
,crnhlv dances at sedgwck Hall, Guests are all
miited only by invitation
A unique sight in the streets OF Lonox are two
ralrs Of white oxen driven with reins the same as
Another novelty at Curtis Hotel IS white dog
mot . wf'h right red. Aner a pam some oly'
fearing the dog would take cod, enve Oped II IN a
- no.I.u shawl and the cOloring reius s 10 come
~ o croynipg event OF Thursday the grand
Ia1ier cottage. The weather was Just the least
stormy but this did not inerf re with the fstvites
Among the arrivals this week are MISS narEou9,
Miss Letter, Mr. and Mrs Ahed de 0Se'ro' MI anu
Piftshc Mass. sept % (speciaD.-Mlss WyHe, OF
New York aud several ohe' young ladies' gave
small dance a. Maplewood last evening.
A e1seh F parry IRON pares Miss Daee and d M
Pill ps. are driving about the county Ihey MAKE
their headquarters at MaplewOod Hotel here.
large coaching party with six-horse drag rom "a
summer hotel In the part OF the State have
also been MaplewOod This week. The party eonsts
Of Miss Know les and Miss Mcknight. of Worcester;
Miss Tucker and Miss Greeley, Of Providence; Mr.:
Nr Foterall OF Philadelphia.
large coaching party from Boston are also nero.