New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
PROMISES OF A GAY SEPTEMBER.
A SUCCESSFUL GARDEN PARTY-THEATRICALs
HARE AND HOUNDS-GUESTS At
VILLA MSTOWN


Ienox Mass Sept 7 (SpeciaD.-The town has been
lively this week with the tennis tournament and many
cnter anments. Many are leaving Newport and com
ing here fast they The weather has been
perfect and all the cohagers attended the tennis tour
nament during the three days 1t was played.
Mrs. William d. Sloane gave garden party Friday
It was much enjoyed. This is Of the first garden
parties given in Lcnox and these entertainments
will become and popular at this seasQnt2f
the year.
Philip Sands gave a largo coming out party for his
daughter, Miss Alice Sands, Wednesday evening 1t
was well attended, and the dancing kept up until
a late hour.
The first Of series Of private theatrcas was given
in the assembly Friday night This the
first time has been used for theatrcals and the APP
pOntments OF the stage were perfect. The first play
was The School for Scandal" Miss De Wolf taking
the part Of Lady Tcazle This was followed by
sweetheart." The theatricals called out a large
attendance OF tho cottagers the guests from the
hotel.
The hare and hounds chase Thursday the best
one run this season. The hares were George Turnure
and Miss Stokes The hounds Mss Ives, DR..
Hopkins, Miss Bidde, Miss Florence Stokes, a. 5.
stokes and Miss May Tunuro, Miss Jean Turn
ure, Mr.. Gilmore. DR.. Xinnicut and Mr. Forsyth,
Mss Forsyth, Mr.. Day, Woodruff Haven Mr.. Palmer
and Mr.. Meyer. The chase was through Mr.. Parsons
place, through Mr.. Rowesons, through the Smith
farm hcn to the stockbrldge road, through tho Tom
kins place home Tho harcs were not caught. Miss
Ives led the hounds the finish, and rode with great
daring.
Tho Whitneys gave a dinner party Saturday night.
Many New York and Brooklyn people have been
at Clrts's for the last week, and he has 50 many
applications for rooms for the next month or two
that it is difficult for him find place for all who
wish 10 spend September In this delightful summer
resort The following are some of the recent New
York arrivals Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker, Miss A G.
McNamoc, O. W. Clark Ir, Mrs. @. W. Clark Mr..
and Mrs John G. Witt Mrs Crawford, the Misses
Crawford, Miss Louise Griswoh, Henry E. NcSmth,
8. NJ Roosevelt, Mr.. and Mrs G. Gembnner Mr.
and Mrs. d. S. Rosenheim, J. NJ. D. Couch, Henry
Fleetwood j. a. Hartman Charles F. Huntington,
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bird, Mrs. Laurence L. Miller,
Mr. and Mrs W. winslow Sherman, Percy W. sher-
man, II. L. Iceland, George NJ. Nesbitt Clement
+. Cross, George B. Sannett, A. NJ. Smith, i. W.
| Richardson, Miss X. c. Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs W. ".
Walker w. T. Weeks, y. n. Harrison, C. B. Gale,
George f. Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Grant, Miss
Grant, A. S. Cartier, Mr. and Mrs II. A. Johnson,
Miss j. W. Johnson, Miss Z. L. Johnson, James W,
Gerard Mr.. and Mrs. Gillender, Miss Gnlender, Miss
Carrie Gillender, Miss Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
y. Camp, Miss Camp Miss Herrick, John A. Hadder.
jr Mrs. Charles A. Leland Miss Lucretia Leland,
Mrs. +. W. White, William C. B. Kemp, Mrs. Arthur
Weham. From Brooklyn the following: Fred
cricl Baker, Mrs I. Baker, Miss Florence T. Baker,
W. T. Wlnterlngham, W. c. Taylor B. &. seaVer, W.
n Cooley.
Williamstown, Mass, Sept (specaD.-The hotels
here doing gushing business and the cottages are
all occupied several NewYork and Chicago people
will build cottages here in the future.
The tableaus given at the Greylook on saturday
evening financial well artistic success.
The proceeds will be given In aid OF tho poor OF the
College opens on September IL, and the freshmen
are In town looking for and making other ar
rangements for the coming term There IS an I'M
usually large class ,,, .
| syndicate, but the purpose for which they VIII DO
used is as yet only matter OF COME tgre ,
Many guests arriving at the hotels for the month
Of September Among the recent arrivals at the Grey
lock are From New York-w W. Hastings, Mr., and
Robinson. r. l. Herman, L. Pomeroy, v. K. Bennett,
a. E. Merrall f. A. Neral, G; W. Nesbett, C. r.
James Richaris samuel Roland. +. II. Mulford John
| Lockwood, Mrs Lockwood Miss lockwood, G. W.
Chins, Miss Eyersley, J. NJ Knox, IT,, N. H. Par
fridge; from Trenton, N. J.-Mr; and Mrs. 3: Gum
meIr, S. R. GUNNER, Miss Dickinson; from Cincin
natl pr Murphy Mrs MurPhy Miss NM M!rPhy Mrs
Dalton Mass. Sept. tspeciaD.-The recently
opened Irving House continues TO BIO popular resort
for city people. There have been many arrivals She
| last week. Among them are the following; From
Yew-York-Mr. and Mrs. James V. Chalmers, Harry b.
Chalmers, Alan Chalmers Miss Edna I, Bishop Mr.
Miss Steers. H. d. c. D. E2s'5 Gibson E. hfsSsss
port Miss DaycHPOrt from B PSo oa c. 4
| X Marshall J. Richards, NJ. Il. Murkland, q. G..
| Fletcher, E. b. Burpee c. 5. Smith
Great Darlington Mass, Sept. specaD.-The ar
rivals for the past weok at the Berkshire House are
as follows: From NewYork-Mr and Mrs. W. IT..
! Akin John B. Voorhees,, r. l.. stanton, Miss c. C..
voorhees, Miss McKessick. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pen
| nick Mr.. and Mrs George L. Crosby, Walter II.
| stlner Frank welman, p Il. Meara, MacGrane Coke.
Mrs. Coke Mrs. Crawford the Misses Crawford, Mr.
| and Mrs Thomas j. Gaines. Master Jeifrie Gaines,
| c. j. Coultln. william S. Gotbuger, Mrs b. l. Barker
| Mrs. c. Z. bowman, j. NJ. Whitcomb, a; b. Neral;
| y IL Mcrrall Mr. and Mrs L. h. Cobb, Or. and
| Mrs A. B. Norton. W. +. Weeks, +. NJ Harrison from
| Erookyn--A johnson. Miss Johnson. "; r. Wintrn5-
! send :. C.. Burgess, George b. Stannett,