New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
SPORT AT LENOX.
ARCHERY, TENNIS, DANCING, DRIVING

Lenox. July 90 CSpeciaD. 1.-The cottages are now AL
occupied for the season. The hotels filed, and the
gayeties Of a LenOx season are just beginning
There has not been much driving this week as
usual on account OF the dust there was no ram uI
Thursday and then only sprinkle. The weather.
however, has been bright, and q large party OF the
cottagers took the opportunity % visit the top OK
revock Mountain on one Of the clearest days OF the
week.
The first musicale of the season was given by MISS
lie Bourgeois at the Chaplin cottage on wednesday
morning 1t for the purpose of giving the younger
people an opportunity Of meeting Miss Arnold me
amateur singer OF New York.
Interest in archery increases The club met at Mrs
Fosom's "sunset Terrace" this week. The shooting
was spirited and the young ladies made good scores.
Mrs Folsom has gone Newport for short stay, and
during her absence tie club will meet on the lawns
Of other cottagers
d. Percy Morgan of Chicago who married daughter
of John E. Parsons has been looking over the diereas
available sites for cottages and has decided 70 ouia
on the hill near the Parsons place
The LenOx Club has practically completed arrange
ments for the coming drag hunt which IS TO take place
later in the season The amount Oh m1eS 2
fox has ae9Gy @ tG sp S SencS o and dtcSe3
the people here are anxious 10 be aoie 70 Keep ny
with the Newport riders when the meets take place.
tennis has many devotees among the young people,
and the older people 700 tor tS b a fSe voun n ss
the conrts of Dr. Greenleaf the Lanlers or Coohe'
Rahbone. e.,,-,.o, Hal, ,r,,, +a,,a
nlare some evening next week 1t will be for tho
younger set viii be under the direction OF the
Misses Learned. who have had charge OF dI1lnng tho
children In previous years. . ., - Iii.
j. Archibald Murray aud wife, Of Albany; are visit
ing General Rathbone and family for few days
D. w. Bishop, who recently sprained MS ankle
severely while dsmouning from his horse is able to
be ont again lie drives about town III his carriage,
hut Is not able 10 walk much as yet. -,
The greater part of the Folsom family is here Win
the exception Of Mrs. Folsom, who IS spending lew
weeks in Newport. - .,,.
g. g. Haven recently took party Of yOung people
on his fourtn hand drag 10 Pittsteld
Henry A. Barclay and family sailed from Liverpool
on the ION and Will come directly from New York 70
their cottage here, probably arriving some day next
week. +, $500, 4, Sor,ar,hor
Madame Barrios is expected I'm Lenox IN september.
There have been many arrivals at the notes unS
week Those al the Curtis House are "a follows - D.
C;0odoll j. II. Palmer, George +. Turner r : Deia
deld William VI. Cohen. A. lie Roy. T. > case; A. L"
burbank Miss Edith NJ Gillies, Miss florence bron,-
rId New York Frederick l.. POuch, j. H. Long :; 10
Long Dr. and Mrs. ID. simmons. John >; MIG MIS-
T II Avery Frederick W. Avery, Brooklyn NJ. u.
RYDER " +. Rowlcy. Albany Frederick Reed mares
NJ Rlake J. /. Todd. Francis Tod, hf: ana PIP
X J. Rrctt Boston: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. sOuthwOth'
Snrincled II ". Hanes, Portland, Me-; j. b. SMITH
Mis, smith, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Ira kelnseh balu'
t the Bellevue Hotel the following guests nave
registered This week: Mrs Black. the Misses bLaSA,
Mr. and Mrs Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. WeILier, Mlss
iaylor Miss Whitehead. New York; Mrs. DeNeresuh
pb}laGcpha; Madame Kelly and family Paris France
Dr. scmmes. Mrs. Blanchar Boston,