New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-15
THE BERRSHIRE SEASON.
FAIR WEATHER AND MANY VISITORS.
NOTES FROM LENoX, sToCKBRIDGE, GREAT BAR
RINGToN AND PITTSFIELD.

NOTES FROM LENoX, sToCKBRIDGE, GREAT BAR
RINGToN AND PITTsFIELD.
Lenox Mass, Sept. IA (specaD.-The weather this
week has been cool, but not wholly unpleasant
On Monday there was shooting I'm tho archery
| tournament Mrs. Fosom's. On the same day
there was meeting Of the Dnox Club at the cinD-
house The question of enarging the buildings and
increasing the real OF the club was discussed
| II was decided 10 buy more land and make arrange
ments for building In the evening there was the
first dinner dance at Mrs. Sloanes This was fol
lowed by german.
Mrs. Barnes gave musicale at her cottage on
Tuesday morning. The entertainment consisted of
both instrumental and vocal music. Mrs Pember-
ton Hincks sang creole love songs Among those
! present were Hamilton Kuhn Mrs Kuhn, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. C. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. William d. Sloane,
Miss Ives, Miss Turnure Mr.. Turnure, Miss Stokes,
! Mr. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes, Miss Blddle, Mr..
Livingston, Mr.. Pollock, Baron and Baroness schon-
| berg Mr.. and Mrs. Klngsand Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry, Mr.. and Mrs. webb, Richard
Goodman, jr., the Woolseys, the Barlows Mr. and
| Mrs. Schermerhom, Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. White, Mrs.
| Bream Mr., and Mrs. Henry A. Barclay, and many
others.
Mrs. W. C. Whitney entertained on Wednesday
morning. slgnor Ventura gave dramatic reading at
her cottage
The great event OF Thursday the second hare
and hounds chase country. 1t the largest
one yet held.
On Friday evening there the second dramatic
entertainment in the Schermerh0rn Assembly Room.
On Saturday there was a large reception at Mrs.
Stokes's. In the afternoon the annual tub parade
was held. After the parade Mrs. WoOsey gave
large receptionhe largest yet held in Lenox. Over
400 invitations were Issued.
The programme for next week Is even moro gay
than that of this week. Monday the second dinner
dance and german will be given by tho soanes.
large number of invitations have been issued for
lfa nd . will 10 Ia,Oa IN, tho
18th. the Lenox Club at the Lee Pleasure
Park. Mrs. Ambrose Kingsland Will give reception
on this day. and Mrs. H. ~ Barclay will give a pink
domino ball In the evening.
On Wednesday Mrs. Folsom viii give large ball.
Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes gives ball the follow
ing evening. The third entertainment at the Schermer
horn Assembly Room will occur Friday evening, and
Mrs Pemberton HincNs and Miss Louisa Leavitt win
take part. The weeks festivities Will end with the
Lenox Club assembly at the Schermerhorn Assembly
Room Saturday night
Tho recent arrivals at Curtiss Hotel include Mrs.
A. c. Gunter Mrs H. A. Lining, II. j. Parker, Mr.
and Mrs. John Daniel, ir, Mrs. A. III. Huyler, Miss
Sarah Huyler. Miss Belle Huyler Miss Lent Mrs
I. J. Grimes, G.. Alfonso, L. c. Haska, Mrs. 7. f.
Stewart. f. r. Long, Mrs. Lamont, Mr. and Mrs. J. Il.
Jessup, IT., Charles II. Gardner, f. E. Gardner Mrs
Olmstead, Miss Rowland, d. III. Rowland, Asa Hull,
William Sinclair and wife, J. Hobart Warren, Miss
T. s. Hamilton, Robert j. Bxby Miss Spoford, Miss
Anita Lawrence, Frederick H. Baldwin, Evert Jansen
Wendell, Mr. and Mrs W. c. Schermerhorn, Miss
schermerhorn, Mr.. and Mrs. Clement c. Moon Miss
Cole, William c. Donovon and william Kemp, of
New-York.
Stockbrdge, Mass, Sept IA (SpeclaD.-On Wednesday
night the annual torchlight parade through Ice Glen
held. There were many paraders, and the glen
was lighted up with Chinese lanterns and red fire.
After the parade there dancing on the Casino
lawn
The recent arrivals at the Stockbrdge include
W. c. Delaney, Mrs. John Delaney, L. L. Cobb and
wife, MI. and Mrs. Alfred II. Smith, Miss Jessie C.
Smith, Miss Cooper, Clarence StetsOn Miss Wray,
Miss Lille Graham, Miss Emily Pettls, William c.
Lusz, E. l. Andrews, C. n. Hoogand, New-York;
Mrs Robert G. Mott, Miss Mott, Mrs. w. A. Fowler,
Mrs. william Kemp, Miss Kemp George W. Kemp,
Miss Hutton, W. W. Dodge and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Childs, Miss Gocrsey Brooklyn
South Egremont, Mass, Sept. II (SpecaD.-The ar
rivals this week at the Mt. Everett House include Mr.
James Abbott Miss Ethel Roberts j. C. Iiuyler ). b.
Bartlett, j. Ralph Phillips T., Miss Ranger, RICHARD
Hunter, Mrs. Vincent Tilyou, James H. Coe, Engle-
wood, y. J. , ,-,., ,, |
recent arrivals at the berkshire House include W. NJ
Davenport, b. p. smith, j. Ii. Morris, c. IL. Brenting-
Dr. D. Smith and wife, DR.. John H. Thompson and
wife, Mrs. c. f. Henley, va. F. A. Flynn FlyLI
C. Fl. Blake, wife and child, Hugh y. Camp and wife,
Miss Camp Miss Merrlck New-York; j. p Cunning
ham and wife, u. W. GlDDlnEs, d. MdShcll, broohyn'
The arrivals at the Collins House are Mrs. a. y.
Perkins, New-Y York: Albert c. Mcdonald and wife,
Jessie Mcdonald, Mrs. Cross William j. sayres,
John II. Sayres, W. VI. Cole Brooklyn; Miss Burr,
Miss Delano, Boston.
Pittsfeld. Mass. Sept. II SpecaD.-Recent arrivals
at Maplewood Hotel include Mr.. and Mrs: c. ID:
Jameson, Mr.. Davenport, Townsend Russell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram II. Dater Miss G. VI. Timson, Charles
Wvlle Arthur b. Graves. Miss L. A. Crane Miss \. NJ
Crane, L. G. Haskell, Mr.; and Mrs L. d.. WlnsioW'
+. f. Perkins, william f. Beament, Charles Davis,
Charles A. RIsk Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Baldwin,
New York; James GlafIord, Miss V. Gahord, Miss a.
Jones, Brooklyn.