New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
COOL BREE/ES At LENOA'
ORGANIZATION OF A BOATING CLUB-PRosPECTs
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| lvcIcst week that Lcnox has had far. although
there has been little entertaining except small ui'oi
! parties Tho weather has been so pef1ecuS uchS.'s
that the cottagers have spent the greater part Vi ~
time ont OF doors driving about the country i"o az
mosphere has been clear. the thermometer has noo
been above 10 degrees; and there have been ehouE"
showers during the night time to prevent the higH
unvs from being dusty Carriages Of all descrlpuoi'
especially hckboards have been ont on all tho ro'
| heading from LenoX. ,,-
It can bo trlthfny said that all roads in Berkshire
| lead 10 Lcnox The city people slmmcrlhg a' 'tn ~
| bridge and Great Barrington in PlttShed anu WI"
| iamstown and ut the smaller hotels scattered noo"'
| tbo county take an opportunity soon after arrNihs
IN drive To Lcnox 10 see the beautiful cottages an"
rrounds and 10 look ont the picturesque S'eo'S
| IN every direction The streets OF ienoX nave oeeh
full Of carriages nearly every day TINS week
some Of the members OF the diplomatic corps "i'o
| are now In Washington have been making lhp"ir'e,
| o., rooms for the summer and II is expected that
several OF the Ministers stationed at Washington WI"
he here during the hcit.rt oi TIE season N"'" ~
| Is expressed because Count Arco = gohe "o'"0 "
| Germany and will probably not return III u"c ~ :"
hero this summer. His plucc. however WI" Oo II" ~
| hv other members ~ the diplomatic corps Inc
tenox cottagcrs always TAX" great pains To eh'er"
| ,bs d,nlom,ts all Of whom are very popular mere
TN. first social event Of any magnitude VIII DC n'e
annual meeting OF the LcnoN cub """h VI" ~ u.s.
| place on the afternoon and evening OF july d. -"
afternoon meeting VII be dcVotcd 10 the ''''"'"
officers and 70 the dScu. sion Of the plan OF clarG'"'
Of the club house. II is now thought uia' po','"
the club Will determine on this occasion 10 D"o d
I,rre club binding on the property they pr'h''u
last wear Just sonih Of their present quarters i
evening Will be devoted 10 social festivities lh'u"H
danong II /, probable that the Hungarian p"'I" "
some other excellent muse viii come on foiu wv"
York The present club house Is altogc'h'' '"' '",
for such entertainments and the ne" cIub-"o''" ''
| l., ctul Is ODm
Arrauccnenis are being made by the Younger so''N
peopl. for a tDnn, tournament. The courts are al
in excellent condition at present and fe norhhs' are
devoted 10 tennis by the young people. inc Ho"oN
club now has four fine courts which th'y prop''" 10
dedicate. by having the best player, n tnc country
contest for prizes.
Grcnt Interest Is taken Just now IN boating 'ilo
Dr nrcenlcaf Arson Phclp, Stoke, and y. ). sands
are bu,yng themselves In the organization Of club OF
ih, Kind and are receiving the support Of the cottages"
including -. W. Bishop. Richard Goodman, Jr' 'o1ohe
,uchmuty; and IL is Thought Henry \. Barclay VIII
also take on Interest I'm thi, project when b" arrives
carly next week The proposition is to build several
boat houses on the north shore OF otocabrdge Bowl
and have fine and sail boats on the laN'. The
plan is organic regatta later In TIE season. ana
have contests in rowing and sailing. This VII be- a
feature in LcnoX life
The Young people already talking about hare
and hounds chase, which Will take place later IN The
season several Of tho young ladies ont on horse
back nearly every day. II the finest saddle
HORSES ever -ecu L~uoX here this On. Among
the cluc~ ricuucs here now arc Miss Alice and Mis-
Marion Gre"ulcaf daughters ot Dr.. Grccncaf Miss
Constance and Mis-, Helen Parsons. daughter, Of John
t. Parsons. The Lauicls also Interested IN this
kind Of port a, is also Dr. Hopkins. of Boston. and
Mr.. Gilmore. OF Ncw-Nor,. The latter two viii DC
here IN a few weeks.
f.. " Bovditch. the engineer, Is here looking after
the new grounds Morris X. Jesup Is laying out lie
also has charge u the improvements at Tie Lanier
place. lie ha, with him two other experts. {. w.
Pratt. IT,. and c. Harrison. both II Boston.
Mrs. JcN. who occupc, the Io, cottage has several
people from Sew York her guests inoludng Mrs.
L. l. benedict. Tho ladic, sp' nd much Of their time
IN driving.
g. Haven and =. j. sands have been about among
tho cottagcrs aud have raised money enough 70 en-
plov a detective who will como tn "a few days and
see that no pcous persons visit the town without
being carefully shadowcd.
General Alexander Webb IS occupying the J. Egmont
scherncrhoIn cottage, which he Ia, leased for the
Il is said this week that Mr. Antony Navarro
with his wife. formerly Mis- Mary Anderson. will
visit LcnoN this season. The cottagers aIc III
6ut,cr Of excitement the mmor and hope 1t Will
prove
Alfred G. Barker and family and Henry L. smith
Of Philadelphia. have arrived for the season.
Il. ". Nyc. Of Richmond. Va. has arrived here for
tho greater part Of the season.
Henry T. Barclay and family. who have been abroad
for months, arrived at their cottage tonight
They viii remain here through the entire and
probably spend the winter IN Len0A.
Mayor NfIvd {. chaplin. Of Brootlyn. arrived here
Thu week. lie II the guest Of h- brother. r. W.
about the vicinity and is so much pleased with ub
country that ho proposes "a return here In the fail.
The Wnthrops viii 90 20 Europe Their cot |
tage il rented 10 Mr. David Thompson for tho season
rlp carriages Of John >uuthcrS have arrived aud
the family arr expected early next week. He has |
iuc horses ana some carriages HE |
family r'cent' returned from abroad -.
cart which he drive, tardcm. Mr. Moiicr has some
Of the finest rig IN LcnoN this ,ea,on ..,., . 49,.
Curtis Hotel for the season. Mr. fotherall goes out
5ir and Mr., + v. Griffith who have been here
for few weeks. will soon 60 TO Bar IIarbor, and viii |
Aifrrd ii. Baker and family arc occupying the |
~crvin cottage.
f. Rockefeller Of Now-york. has arrived for the
y. T. Earnes and f,mlly have arrived from Yew-
season she was here this week but IN, gone 10
New York. and will come back In few days.
Mrs. Pratt and Mr.. Lull. he danelter' Of Joseph
Choate have arrived al the Curtis cottage for the
My aud ,lr@ John T. nurril tosctl.cr wit with their
daughter, Mrs. F"i">"r. have arrived ~ the Roger,
coitncr. Mr. Iurr has been III L"noN for several
The hotels are rap'dy filling up. The arrivals
h Tc M H. s sa nr % Maa % xsnac a s"n roWne @ M
3%s. ggT I; r RSGr %1S H.. " M'c" wi1%s S TSy
Mrs Nelson =. II. Robbins. Harvey spencer Mr. and
Mr.. Nicholas Fish. New York tltrcd q. BARKER and
family. lIenry f. smith philadelphia H. y: G. Brown,
! " keller .. ". n9wditch, G. " Pratt, jr; C. iiar
risoa. Mr. aud Mrs. Robert Lord. John J. Downing,
IOstOn: Mr.. and Mrs. ;. Ross BFokl n Mr. and Mrs
Henry Hitchcock Miss Collins; Mr, r. A. ltchcorh.
the Misses Hitchcock. - Louis j. f. Lincoln. New
Haven Il. W. Nye. Richmond Mr.. and Mr.. 4. &.
savannah.
These are al the bellevue House: Mr. and Mrs.
KcrbV. Miss Kcrbv. Miss Stevenson. Mrs. Craven.
Miss craven, Mr. Simms, Miss smith. Mrs. COvcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loeb. Mr.. H. King, Mis- Eggc, New
York G.. Kcrmain Mr. Alderman. r.. Parking. Mrs.
Klmhali Mf and Mr., Everett. nostDn Mr. and Mrs.
r. Wlnton, Philadelphia, and ]. Dunbar Buffalo.
IS THE CHAPLAIN Doing HIS DUTYl
From The Pttsburg Commercial Gazette.
\ story i, going the rounds now which would ndi-
cate opportunity Tor sabbath school missionary
work among the Democrat, of the House The other
Gambler aud Grimes. Of Georgia, got into