New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-27
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
FINE AUTUMN DAYs-soCIAL GAYETIEs-NoTEs
FROM LENoX AND PITTSFIELD.

FINE AUTUMN DAYS-SOCIAL GAYETIES-NoIEs
FROM LENox AND PITTsFIELD.
Lcnox Mass, Oct. GO Special. coaching hunting
and walking have occupied the cOtagers this week
The weather superb ihero being three or iour ol
the clearest days OF the
Mr. and Mrs william c. Whitney viii remain In
Lenox about a week longer. Their lease Of the
aggery place expires this year. and next season they
will probably 60 to Newport for the summer. They
will not come TO Lcnox at all, except for week or
two in the height of the season.
Small dinner parties are the most popular form
of entertainment here. MI and Mrs. Henry A. Bar
clay frequently entertain friends They will remain
I'm Lenox all winter, and will only go to New-York
in the middle of December for few weeks
Mavroyeni Bey, the Turkish Minister, was the last
of the diplomatic corps to leave. lie went this week.
He IS greatly delighted with Lenox, and says he
expects to return here next season.
Prince and Princess BrancaccO, OF Italy, who are
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. W. ID. Bishop, are greatly
enjoying their stay in LenOX. They have been en-
tertalncd frequently Mrs Goodman gave them
tea recently and Mrs Bishop has given them several
dinner parties.
One Of the greatest amusemcnts In Lcnox at this
time Of the year IS coaching. Mr.. Barclay Mr. Bacon
'and many others fine English drags, which they
have out nearly every day. large party from
Curtiss Hotel went to Monument Mountain on Tues
day and had a most delightful time. They numbered
about thirty and went on two large drags The party
got up by Mrs. Mihn.
Mr. and Mrs Bronson and Mr. and Mrs Frank
Sturgs arrived here this week a fourth hand from
Tuxedo Park. They enjoyed the drive exceedingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dinsmore and Mrs. Burkc-Roche, of
New-Yoik are now the guests of the SOanes. Mr.
and Mrs. Bend also their guests. They arrived
Thursday.
There have been many arrivals at ClIrt-s Hotel
this week. Among them the following: H.
Klmball Otto Richer. Peter Marie. r. y. whitney
Mr. and Mrs. Francis UoS!and, Miss Bend, Miss
Beatrice Bend. Mrs Cyrus +. Cur;sS, &. II. Whtlock
George l.. Ingraham, Arthur Ingraham, Mrs. Roche
f. X. Siurgs, Mr.. and Ms Merritt C. Klmball. Charles
~ Christmas, E. p. Payson, George 5. Payson, J. c.
McCreery, John ". Thomson. II. 5. Hone.
Miss Hone, Mrs. George E. Croker,
Miss Croker william a. Reese. New-York;
Charles Harris, F. L. Rowland and wife, William II.
Lincoln, A. W. Longferow, jr. Miss Hors-
ford, a. b. silsbee. y. b. Lincoln, |
JoI,, Taylor, George l. Tilden. |
Albert 4. Pope, George T. Buard, Samuel Hay Savage,
Mrs. II. Kuhn, Hamilton Kuhn, Irving y. House, |
Boston; Miss V. Dc NJ Emory, Washington; Mr. |
and Mrs C. f.. Morgan. W. ". Raglan, Mr. and Mrs. |
Dcvepaux, Philadelphia Mr., and Mrs. D. a. Moore, |
Pttsacd. Mass. oct &c CsreciqD.-The proprietor
the American House and VIII run It during the winter
after Maplewood is closed Ar. Plumb will continue
to carry on TIE MaplewOOd Hotel I'm the sumner. his
partner taking charge of the American House
The. arrivals this week at MapIew02d include the
G nor M Ray r G a@G Mrs WIS NJ I RGsc T.
Brown Mr. and Mrs Franklin work. IT.. Franklin !
Harper, Joseph Harper, Nh AID Ms IhG9iCIc + starr
Miss STAN. Miss Lawrence New York; Il. C. ii.nman
w. H. Human lrO0klyn; G. L. Monroe Mr; ana
Mrs. T. II. Jones' W; II. Dyer. Albert H. Pope charles
l. Holt. Miss Winhrop Mr. a"d Mrs T. IL tioi RoA
nder6ook ks; r A. Perkins, Springfield; oxford H. g.
Green. Cambridge; f. T. Dunnell' MI laurel " D. /