New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-06
IN THE BERHSHIRES.
AN UNUSUALLY GAY WEEK AT LENoX-MRs
CLEVELAND'S vISIT-NorEs FROM


Ienox Mass, Oct. (SpeciaD.-Lenox has been gay
this week There many prominent people here
from all parts of the country. Among tho members
Of the plomac corps Mavroyen Bey, the TURKISH
Minister Herr Won Mum and Herr Eckansein' OF
the German Legation. and the Belgian Minister aso
Count sala and Baron and Baroness Schonburg.
EXSccletaries whitney, Fairchild and Endicot have
also been here Grover Cleveland came here ate
Tuesday night and taken at once 10 the "htnefs
where she remained their guest. One OF the chef
reasons for her coming was 10 DO at tho Endcott
Theron wedding which took place on Thursday TX
President Cleveland did not accompany his VIE. lie
Was meyer in Berkshire but once and that was when
10 was making campaign tour OF the country Just
ho,o,o hIs election The first entertainment given
Mrs Cleveland was a luncheon party at the hnhi
CUTS There were over twenty covers oh "odioe
day morning Mrs Cleveland took long drive on q. o.
Iavcn,s four in-hand coach. The most notable event
q, "Wednesday however, the large and brilliant ie
o,,,,o, givcn Mrs Cleveland by Mr.. and Mrs. W. C.
whitney nom A to o'clock. Among those present
were Mr. Fairchild. Mr.. and Mrs William C. Endicon
his, Letter, Mr.. and Mrs William Douglass sloahe'
Nv and Mrs Joseph Burden. G. G. Haven. Miss Sears
MISS Lockwood, MIS-. Todd Mrs. Gardner j. webb
roosevelt Colonel Oliver Payne, Mrs William H.
Draper Charles Fearing, Mrs. Chaplin. Miss Rahbone
Mr. and Mrs. Del Monte, Mr. and Mrs George Folsom
Baron Eekardstein, Msvroyeni Bey, Mr. and Mrs
John E. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs Brayton Ives Miss
Ward II. Is. cabot. George l.. Peabody, sigourney
Mrs Cleveland was entertained at informal din
ner by MI and Mrs W. d. sloane, on Wednesday
evening. Besides the guests now at tho sioaneS ;
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney were the only others invited
Thursday morning the air was clear and COOL ana
everything seemed TO be smiling on the wedding day
Of William Endcott and Miss Thoron. The ceremony
took place at the cottage Of Samuel G. Ward, the
grandfather OF the bride. II was performed by inc
Rev. Father Prendergast, assisted by the Rev Father
smith, Of Lenox There only one bridesmaid
Miss Ward, the daughter Of Thomas Ward, Of New
York. The ushers sigourney Butler H. Tracy
sears and II. b. Cabot, of Boston, and George L.
Peabody, Of Salem.
Mrs Whitney gave ball on Thursday evening IN the
new assembly room. The hall was tastefuly deco
rated. An addition made to II for the serving Of
refreshments and for the musicians The guests as
sembled soon after 10 O'clock and at IL o'clock the
german begun 1t was led by Mr.. Carter of
Washington.
General Barlow gave luncheon TO ex.secretary and
Mrs. Eairchid on Thursday morning. Mrs. Cleve,
a few other guests were present.
on Friday morning Mrs. shattuck gave musicale
tor Miss Aleeste stauier, Of New,orleans.
Friday afternoon, when Miss Chathed, of BroORlyn
sang and played her OVID harp accompaniment a rare
accomplishment. The singing was delightful and the
harp was played with much grace and ease.
This afternoon Mr.. schermerhorn gave musicale
10 close The weeks gayeties
Pittsied, Mass, Oct. CspecIaD. Tho bright wood
fires In the Maplewood hreplaces have been burning
this week constantly. II has been cold and raw yet
there are many city people who are ost leave The
town. They amuse themselves with driving and bowl
ing.
Among the recent arrivals are J. D. Hunter, IT., Mr.
and Mrs. c. W. Blodget, e. whitman, Mr. and Mrs
{. b. Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. +. ". Douglas. Mrs. T. n.
Lawrence, Mrs W. L. Brown and family, W. f. How
land. Mr. and Mrs. sturgiss Coffin, Miss Coffin, New
York; Mr. and Mrs. L.. T. Leland, Mr.. and Mrs
A. r.. Thompson, James NJ. Childs Boston Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. b. Edgerly Mr. and Mrs. s. BOwles Spring
Held; IL. ". Warner and wife. New.Haven; Mrs, r. C.
hlms and family, ST. Louis L. Il. Taylor, Mount Yer
non J.. i. Bingham, jr, Salem the Misses Prsyt0n,
Fall River; f. II. Jennings, H. c. Burbette, Buffalo
William Hogan Washington Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. XII
bufn NewBrunswick Il. r. James Hartford.