New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
ZIP TN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
EXODUS FROM THE SEASIDE TO LENox.
Mr.. TENANTS IMPENDING MARR1AeE-Ex.

Mr.. TENANTS IMPENDING MARR1AGE-Ex-
PLoRER STANLEY EXPECTED.
Lenox, Mass, Aug % (speciaD.-Nearly every cot
tager has returned to Lenox from Newport Bar haoor
Long Branch and other seaside resorts ana ehsasou
In preparations for the entertainments winch arc "
take place here during the next two months 'NnoA
Is not summer" resort, but is rather pace oi io
alton for the New York society people VINO nave peiV
soma time NJ the seashore and come mp here for
the autumn festivities Invitations have been sent out
by the cottagcrs to their friends 10 visit ueh turing
the next month or six weeks. There VIII % many
DISTINGUISHED people here during the next moh'h Vi
two. -
Much interest Is displayed in the reported engage
ment CT Miss Cementina Furniss to Charles rem
nant. the brother Of Mrs. Henry NJ Stanley MISS
purniss is now here at cottage and II is expeco
that Mr. Tennant, who is at present IN newport wiz
visit Lenox very The engagement mas no. d So0
been authortatvely announced but II Is tougn' hcfo
amsne the cottagers that 1t soon VIII be. AS near q"
can be learned here the rmor Is true, ana tle @iaeo
will probably take place in Lenox late this fa ~
tnown tina. Henry NJ Stanley and his wife are coming
IN this country probably the first OF OCTOBER anu
currently reported that they will come to Lcnox. MI
stanley IA 10 deliver several lectures In TINS country
when he is here They expect to come to Lenox as
the guests Of Miss Furniss and 1t Is prepaoe '' 'H0
wedding will take place while they are here'
Ienox Club are to begin in the schermerhorn ASSEM-
hlv Han on September 10. The amount for three
has been subscribed. and the affairs VIII 90 eao
orate The last will take place some ume Oeioio
the last of october. The Lenox Club nave suoe'rio
enough SO that there will be no doubt OF te sucoe
the entertainments. They will be under inc iiai"eo
,nent Of j. Woodward Haven. Last year these aanoos
,sre among the most delightful OF the entire season.
d. W. Bishop and family left in private car TOT
California on Wednesday They Will remain ior
a month before returning to Lenox. four NJ nA'a
coach went up TO Pitsheld on the morning Oh 'iiAe
day which completely filed with young po"pe' "
bid Mr.. Bishops two sons good-by.
Mrs g. G. Haven Is still with Mrs W. q. Ogden IN
Neunort but will return here within week MI
Haven and the rest of tho family have ALREADY TO
turned from O yachting trip.
The Archery Club met on Friday Of this woe6 WIN
Mrs. James L. Barclay on the lawn Oh lne n,'n no
cottage The shooting was as Inc as any 'ha' mas
he.n seen thus far this season The dozen or moro
younr ladies who are contesting for the prizes arc
giving much attention TO this kind on sport" ING
prizes are to be given by Mrs. Folsom ,
C. Burriu Hoffman, who occupies tho fnnV
COTTAGE has been seriously i'll the last week. o"' 10
now recovering and will be ont soon
Miss Edith Rotch and Miss Marcy Carey, who have
been spending some weeks at Southwest Harbor Me-
are expected to return early next week. and they Will
remain here through the rest OF the season.
Dr. Greenleaf has gone to Nantucket with Dr. hno
Mrs Emo Is here and will remain with Mrs. Geenfoi
several weeks. NJ,
p. August schermerhorn is now in York he
will return to his cottage here next week for the s'
Of the season.
Mrs. John B. Bach is the guest of Mrs Sands for
the autumn. - 80.
Charles L. Colby has arrived at the Rackemann cot
tace and will remain until the middle of October.
Mrs John W. Mnturn who is occupying the WhiV
ney cottage has a number OF guests WIN ner p.i'
ing and riding occupy the time OF the ladies' ArS'
Mintun will have her house filed with guests curing
the coming month.
w THOMPSON the brother Of John W. Thompson
who has cottage here is the guest of his brother
The Rev W Grosvenor, who is the new rector OF
The Episcopal Church. is giving excellent satsiactoh'
he is much sought after IN society.
John E. Parsons is in New-YorR for nc" DAYS
.us son.,n.ay. Dr. Percy Morgan. Is here, and when
Az parsons returns several entertainments viii lie
given at the Parsons cottage.
Mr. ard Mrs Lindsey Fairfax are now In Londoh
They will return here the first of October as the
oues,s of Mr. and Mrs Bradford, the parents OF MIs
Fairfax. 49,, $1,000
Mr. Bird and Mr.. Livingston are making arrange
nents for the annual Lenox Club tennis tonrNaHe'"
Tho club courts are in excellent condition aho are oo
cuped daily by the crack players in Lcnox,
Professor Horsfod and his daughter, who are no"
abroad will DO here september L. INC reS1 VI ~'0
family are here at the Eddy cottage.
Mrs HOPKINS Searle with a party OF friends was IN
Lenox on Tuesday. Among her guests were M's
Mackav W. r. Case, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ryhn"loA
They drove here from Great harrington III d io"ii''
hand coach Relays Of horses awaited them al he"oA
They went from there 10 Wlliamsto~n.
Covarpor Howard of Rhode Island, came here on
dnedav and with several friends is quartered at the
Curtis Hotel. - .,
Judce Brown, of New-York, is now at the Curtis
Hotel.
Mrs Griswold gave dinner party with zen coVc''
Friday evening at the Bellevue Hotel
W. Il. Bacon, whose stables "ere oui"od i''' WYNN
is having them rebuilt MI
beautiful tablet Will be placed IN TIN
,,v Church I'm memory Of William Ellery seog-
wick. It is erected by his son. distinguished
LAWYER In New-York The tablet Is OF block maroie'
Tho inscription on II is follows: In loving memory
Of William Ellery sedgwck; born, March &o' To- 80,
d,es April TO- 1873. Warden of the parish from looo
to 1871; vestryman 1s37lo7o'
Iander,s band will be in Lsnox soon and will furnish
music for a dozen more large dances soon 10 'ai'
n,aco Among them will be the Friday evenings Of
Mrs. stokes others will take place in the mushroom
of Mrs Folsom, Mrs. Parsons Mrs Chaph anu "r'
GrceDleaf. 49, -, ,,..
This week and spend the remainder OF the seasoh IL
Len0x. o-,.. vroo,and
have presented the Episcopal NHui'" VIVA
giant articles OF furniture.
ws n w bishop who has established severa
sewing schools for poor girls in this vicinity Is no"
arranging for schools where boys can be taught car
pentering 1t is expected one OF these SCHOOLS Will u
established In the old Academy Building
~ c-ecneaf gave several of the young people
ss,,,,r Marty Wednesday afternoon. They went U
stockbdge, making the return trip late In the evening
Mrs. Richard II. Dana gave the young society peopi
novel candy pun one evening this week at her 10
cabin. II was for her son. About ffty ihvluauol
wcrs issued Master Crocker received the pi1ze io III
whitcst candy. ~, 49,
peter MoIler who has been IN Bar Harbor. VIII re
turn on Monday.
Mrs Griffith is now at Curtis Hotel She VIII n
main here until the middle of October
Richard German and family viii 50 70 Europ
,ome time this fall TO spend the winter. During thei