New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

"iLlaW Wlns!0w sherman, Ferry ". SherHidh' '"'''
". r. Sater. Miss Bessie Price. Miss L. s. Barlow
Mrs. F. e. Barlow Daniel II. Kendall. ". J. M"or''
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Bull Mr.. and Mrs. \. e. Luck
II. NJ. >tvcrS, William NJ. Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs r. IL.
lIoadlcy. Miss Edith Hoadlcy Charles W. lioadlcy.
Ncw-iork: F. J. Swift. F.. H. Tsbury. Brooklyn
IhsGeld. Sept. (SpeciaD.-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
T. West, Of Ncwi0rk, gave fancy dress party III
their cottage in the east part OF the town Wednesday
evening There large number of tie people
summcring in town present. including the SIMPSONS
and Weeds. Of ew-lork the Cuttings. many guests
from Mapewood Hotel, and many society people from
town.
The Wednesday Morning Club. which Is presided
| over by Miss Dawes. will meet next Wednesday morn
ing. when the ladies will talk about "Thc Meaning
and Influence Of Dress"
Mrs. Bartlett. with her Edwin and two
daughters, /, visiting relatives In Barrytown. ~ y
The concert given at Central Hall by Miss Anita
Mason Miss Maud Powell ard Miss Florence Gale
Monday evening brought together a large and ap
prcciatvc audience. including many Of the people
who are staying Maplcwood Hotel and at the
various cottages town. Among the most admired
selections Miss POWELL the violini>t, played were
Nocturnc from Chopin and the spanish Dance of
Sara>atc.
Professor Bliss Perry gave the second in series
Of reading, on Robert browning on Thursday evening
lie will give two more readings u complete the series
Miss Lille NJ. Wylie. of NewYork, who has been
spending the season at Maplewood Hotel. left for
home this week
The usual weekly dance at Mapcwood occurred
Friday evening.
The recent arrivals are John l. Davenport. Miss
Moilic Bird Nj, Ncttc Malay. Master David Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Wincrbntom. Herbert II. Griffin
f.. l.: Merrill Mrs. Merrill Mr. and Mrs Is. W.
Wilson. r., Edgar p Wilson. II. y. Wilson. Miss
Con>tWk. Mrs. X. q. Budd James II. Rush. Mr.
and Mrs. p II. Eyharrit Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Douglas
Mrs. J. H. V. Arnold. Miss E>tcllc Arnold Reginald
| trpt,,lE
Miss VI. c. Carter. Ncw-York: Mrs Richardson. Miss
Richardson. Mrs. J. G. Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs
H. J. Fariuar Mrs. Ripley Ropes. Miss Ropes Miss
\. G. Rope. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Ropes Charles
A. Robert. Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah r. smith. James W.
snlor>on, G.. II. Lawton. Brooklyn.
siochbridgc Mass. sept. (SpeciaN-This historic
old town continues t., be filled with summer guests
and viii le 80 for month or more 10 come Scores
Of driving parties 90 through here every day some
from the IIou>atonic Valley. others from tn m"un
tain and still Others from the northern part oi tlc
county, and few have driven over from SARATOGA
There many places Of historic interest here WHICH
visited by all who come to S,ockjrdc" Pcrlap"
the Interesting plarc is the old Indian hirHine
ground with It's high tone monument. which marks
the resting pace of The old >tockb:dcc Indians ony
IA rods Of this point j, the beautiful m"ni
mcnt erected i'll memory OF Jonathan Ed"aNN'
Nearly opposite is the grant. tower containing tie
chime Of bells given {, the town by David Dudley,
Henry NJ. and cyrus W. firld. mic AWAY "N'E
the hills To the j. the place where these famous
Field brothers wcr. born. The drive TO the top 81
the hill where luaicd the elegant SIMMER resi-
dcncc, Of David Dudley Field. Dr. Henry NJ f"ld
Lawyer Choac. Mr.. liakcman and >cvcTa. other well
known Ncw.lork men. i, always taken ny all WI"
are driving through this charming town. Many i
the guests at the House have been h"r
every summer for more than a store OF suct"N'Nr
seasons.
The Young >ocicty people hu>ily preparing Tor
tho ley Glen parade. which j. 10 take parc nest
saturday evening. There will bc about 10" IN "a"
parade. The preliminary arrangements Ar i"in-
made by Mr. Van Rensselaer, Mr.. Rood. NJ. owen
and Mr.. Doanc. They will enter thi> rocky sor-r
about half past :, and II will take them hcarN 'i
s point S ps ron, 1 %s ,hey a ar * 1ea sS
torie- and dressed in un1ne costumes, st.; Wm ,,S
nave the accustomed dance about great FIR. which
VIII be bnI!, N The street mrar me i% ,h r;
N The s,FrS, and the y"" pTGraIr N .ni, c
figure, d;nccd are entirely original. the principal
circle about tr fire. rno,e who manasc IN, an VA;
preparing some new figures +" BE- danced AZ 'h'N
time. tnttie"r, fi"m L"noA ar" ted I" b.
present t. Wnnc,, this unique show.
me court quadrillc is to be rrpra,M ,hls evening"
Inc The Casino is boan'iiaiy decorated for III. Yca>ion
The shield over the mt1ie ana the Moral decorations
the musical. sxen a. the G.,n% T Ih" In " "r
Soprano and Miss Florence Gale. pianist. of New,
ra h ~as aa I Sse WHILST WORK Of the Artist, rr"urh,
forth great applause
with several guests from New lnrk. drvc I"
Chatham YESTERDAY. TREY have ben mIhinl ihr
tour Of the county and have delightful weather for
driving.
The >,cklndrc non,c i, full to oyeriow'nt. a.h
George Knllcdge ''ie,on; Mr. ana Mr'. Charlie II
cora Crook. Robert 4: Dayton. New ork.
wll.aIn.to"h. Ma. >'rt. e '>p",ml.- Tn" lIIsh
clear w,atlc? Of The pat ""'h hn> been l'arii0l'sl
hand are often -ec" di:''n '.r"nen 'hr.r :'nlI
, i", here /, down the valley Of the iioo.c liver
which through corner Of Vermont INTO Ne" YORK
, ,1i an exceedingly interesting '"nrir, Store
people have eoir up t'r}l"k Mountain ms week
irhan any pre,ion, wcrh dnins III" >ci-on.
The coaching patty given hy MI rarlc, talk
and wife. Of New i"rh, this week wa drl.c' 'lal
affair Among the r'.,i~ were Miss Kecn" daughter
Of James Il. Krcnc. MI steven, and Mr.. Ipi!an,.
rhcy had delightful drive thrd,lgh the county, which
| never looked more 'harinng than nov
through The county hi, four in hand i'arhns herr.
Mr, wf cm Of S"n York. and the S M Mr. a H
cnoycd ,hn drive ih"s, ,%r cA~ cdnry a.
,rcncry at it, best. ''''
a ""s t., ' {" e "l, ' wan ' h% G S vr r nf
crnoon aud evening At ia" sigma Phi House. for Tia"
cau,ifmly lighted in the evening, and INC house WI.
h .r,.G in "G fr nr Y ETY. r lrM y~ +"
.~rrgc J.. Lane. Mrs. >horii,-. Mr.. IrJsy>. Mr..
/ iirrrt. Mr. AID III. M:-. Edward t.ac aud Mr..
| Markham. Th" '"ithgr' and ruc,iS al III" hotel
| attended IN large numbers.
The guest, Of the Grey lock House bad (, Eurr
| whist party in u" hotel pdrlor, Monday cv"Eiis.
| These informal card parties have been Of tn"
| ,lca ant features 81 III" Summer
| The Young p'opl" at the motel are arranging for
| another german. which VIII probably t,k" pli"'
next week. although the date Ia- not been cclni,ry
| liked. The lat one was great
\ The co"g term viii open Thursday. the IIth and
a large freshman elias has entered. II /. prnln' /!
| that there VIII hc NOR" students than usual Thc
college grounds and buildings have been pnt In excel
| lent coiid ton
They Cir ylock and the Taconir Inn ai, both hll,r.
with guests. and will continue through the month
| at least
| ANON: the recent arrivals at H." Grcylock
| George ". I.Hhgow. Mr.. I.thg"w the Misses Iuh
COW. Ic>li" Lhhr"w J; w Dnnncl. Mr. q. W. Iric
dict M>> Icindct. JGu Ilauc>. jr. u. Ii Adriarcc
| r. r. Whcc!cr. II. G. Hepburn. J. =. Reed. 4. chan
] ringcr. Mr., and Mr.. W. T.. Link New i"r>: f. -
/ UunucI John VI. Knox. ir.. Irookyn: Mr. L.
! Inddcrrow and Nj. C. y Enddcr"w. I"rrry cts