New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24

Mrs Reynolds Coming, Reginald Coming. YOnLers |
NJ. L. Ryden. Albany; E. W. Peckham, sprinshem'
Henry Hitchcock st. Louis; c. H. Netsey, Troy Miss
West, Philadelphia: Thomas d. Goodell, New-Haven
Frank A. Dudley Edward b. Wyman, the Misses |
Brown, Niagara Falls, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. g. Hoyt'
Troy.
stockbndge Mass, Aug. 90 (speciaD-stockbridse
has been particularly lively this week There are more
guests the stockbridge House and at the homes OF e
cottaers than were ever before here In August
Among the great variety OF entertainments WHICH hS'e
taken place this week has been the court quaorhe'
the boat parade the Housatonic River, the meeting
Of the Laurel Hill Association and many small enter
tainments. The boat parade which took place the
last Of the week the finest ever held In stockDrdge
There were about twenty boats In tho long PROCESSION
and the display In every way unique ana mag
nlhcent- The arrangements were made Dy a |orC
landt Van Rensselaer,. The boats started from Wha'
Is known as the "Oxbow,' passed up the river 10
Tuckerman's bridge, Oh the Housatonic River point
which they reached at O'Clock and went back again
to the Oxbown The boats vera most beautifully ana
gorgeously decorated In red. white and blue Duhths'
goldenrod and othor flowers, and were brilliantly
lighted with Chinese lanterns some OF ''e hnsss
lanterns lined the shore nearly the whole distance ana
there thousands of people from Stochnp p
Leuox Great Darlington and other BefAsnHe resofe
who witnessed this, the most unique spectacle miIvH
has taken place in the county thus lar xr .s S De
were those Of the Misses Weyman, MISS SHo,e'
Dir Van Rensselaer, Mrs MllI Cher Mf Mr. Van
Rensselaer, with canoe WHICH ner was ONE S
most attractive Of all h9 ooa a on b S With eight
sides the colors red, white and blue Lanterns
hung from the bow and blue one from the stern,
each of which was twenty-six inches deep. Nhen n
greeted it With hearty cheers. Tho Misses Neymans
boat rGged as brig with hiy sntc' ms, saN
1t created much interest among the spectators, Ing
two Choate boats were also very pcs sre hea rtT
checred all along the course Mr. owens craft ma
they represented sail. ard was one oi te 'n %r
brilliant of those upon the river INC boat Oh Mr;
nowers and was greeted with much enthusiasm as 1t
passed along The boat of John H. nman had above it
t thH SIi es az and was very much admired There
four persons III each boat except Mr. Van Rensscser
people had completed the parade they repaired 70
the Casino where they had dance which lasted until
late hour. The stockDridge paho' Ill iuil uhNorn'
furnished the music.
There is much interest in the court quadrllle which
under the direction of Mrs. John winthrop. who has
had the young ladies in training for several weeks
Warner. Miss Roads Miss JOY Miss sedgwIck Miss
Hague Miss Doane. Miss Hcser, and several Others
that has taken place In the Casino this season.
IN wee S E Of d G r %s Of @ r sDGS
ber who one Of the finest singer eve heard com
tTs,o snS Mr. 6Ier pianist and he socEbrdgo
Young Ladies Club one OF the neS1 sSe %
s Ts F A1 anu and NJ Mrs Erpai M Baer PLAYED
several fine classical selections. The Young Ladies Cllb
sang well and the concert was greatly ehoycu 'ous"
The tdrty.seventh anniversary Of The sochbriGdgc
Laurel i'm Association will be held on August ~
The Rev W. NJ NJ. Grosvcnor, OF Lenox. will maze
the address upon the american spirit The SOCK
Seen foremost in taxing care Of the streets
sidewalks and looking after the trees. and mach In
fancy c"V dress IS ban viii take place in the Casino
time in september the precise dnc mas ho' oce"
concert Will take place on september 4 when
three Young ladies, who are fine vocalisS ana VIOLIN
picnic given At Lake AyeTGk Tae5d1y syeniGe
for Miss Carrie Rathbun Of , IOWA was an. a
tended by many of the society people OF the to" anu
N' Mss ELI LiS6le stewart of YowYorh is the guest Of
v. k Fowler. the tennis expert. from Brooklyn
will arrive in stoCAbrdge this week. 80 -
Landlord Plumb says that he never had 50 many
guests IN August al the socShrdge LINZ as ne ~,
chin, in the country. She has At least 100 teapotS
gathered fsm all IaTt Of ne w1 the stocshdre House
Mrs Henrietta Schubert. Georse r. Gibson and
taWIiy' G. W. Nash and family. Mr and Mrs Scion
%1t ssn M a .e Ms Goodman
orleans Mr.. and Mrs. 5. G. Hemllneon Cinclhn 1,
, ,brd E,S GGeT'og n M 6 < naam oaH Lam
bridgeport Miss " H. Tnrpn,g MIS- T; t. ana n'a W
waldo Cutlcr Worcester; Conan Benedict and family
BROOKLYN
Ptsnclo. Mass. Ang % Cspecai-Thc cott :'ssr
are having NAM cnertalnmcnto: inc'u F,tc1Ick r.
S %es and pt Mr we. a ." SeYor degng
Ig saGsa "6 6y i he oe '' p SS Of S
a On . Rno sna Ia Jus" e. % oycF 1907
is built on the. % Pemeloy Homestead lot which
Oe ME to w Ssf i1t Of cnesec ocuPys
his beautiful f o S9 ' S Tesl '& %c3t "a a. ' guest
lie takes them out Oh his three-Sea'ed buch1'u'
HT r! Hncknghaa. OF Chicago, gave tea this week
to which there were many invitations Issued. ,,,
pe Ie e4 tine t II WdeS %n pac
other amuscments, as well a. driVing ana "aan a
the delightful event; e the cS l and 'i pr
were eaPai9ssdy by M wy a Of n GS s H Won nu
Moiiday there vas an enjoyable donkey party at
the hote WHICH 3S won mH'h the a ass pric T
" L. brown the. second, and Mr. Stewart Of Mont
cia on ' Tae s evcnng another beanbag party
given, and the side capitalized by Colonel Ero"n o.
number Of people from Maplevool made pleasant
party wednesday evening 10 attend uie bihI concert
~ Tsda pi lie Fcvrc gave Dosartfan lecture IN TIE
gymnasium Thursday evening" "m'h was largely W.
Mrs g. NJ shelton and Mis- shcGa OIL lot M ysa, 1
IN The mountains they will return u Sew lork.
The recent arrivals include John ~ PInAe{ NJ
and Mrs.. 4. L Demeres W. ). saiter, Mrs o. II.
Bosley, Mrs Gilman C9amoe' mo, ooam ,Hr ME- Mr
aINnt~r Anna N. Hunter, Jennie Hunter, Miss Mar
garct Hunter, b. G. HsrdcnorooH' JONI a. hGnss J1
| Edith iiaincs Miss ". Morford II. May, Mrs j. II.
McDonald Mrs II. Wheeler Aspel, Miss Merrfeld Mr.:
| aud Mr. C. S. Smith Mrs. tIicn Enbury, New-Norh'
Mrs. G. DcCordova, Miss Sinclair Miss g. H. iInl6ad'
| n ltubhord Mrs. william G. King ley Mrs ,. IL. Shaw,
KnGsIey swan s. IL. Disbrow X. Vi. L. Lyster, Brook
n Charles loratlN Gates GS9TSs '" 9a1 w M2'
| ',ii,irm Price ". y. Clark. William H. llOibrOoE.
Boston Mrs Oliver pay KqnSS; Gy; H 1aD,1 carrie
romi,nSon s. :. Royce, Chicago Mrs. NJ. Mcclellan,
Hartford Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Huntington, Cincinnati
wiIlaustown, Mass, Aug. % (spcciaU.-Th heighh
Of The season been reached, and the cottagc
and euests at the hotels kept busy every day ana
cvcnnr 10 attend the numerous entertainments driving
naries tennis matches and other sports There never
"a. time when there were % many guests IN
, Wiuianstown In August as there are now. Inc rest
| ~ ibis month and september will be exceedingly gay
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