New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
AMONG THE BERKSHIRES.
PLEASANT DAYS AT MANY AUTUMN RE-
SORTS.

SORTS.
Lenox. Moss.. Sept 10 (spccaD.-ouidoor sports
have lang,iishcd In LcIox this week. owmS " ."o
heavy rains Of the early part OF the wcc"' "n'" ~
tcrfcrcd seriou ,ly with archery, tennis avn "'s'
Tho cr ~, number aud variety Of Indoor entertainments
have however more :han comp h'hfd iof IT,
Tho wool; started OF with Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes ;
first at homc.~ on MOiad,. Many c''''i "p'' "''
and had AN opportunity 10 look over her '"I-c "'
was recently finished. which Trey F'c''H "'''"''
osnccIay the music room. The piazza on TIC west
dido NJ the ho:.c Is the most pleasant one IL -
onn,, sxtv fcct Ion; and very broad. The outlook
from it is especially fine
The principal event OF Tuesday was inc ""s' "o
pivcn I'm the afternoon by Mre' IL" '"' - -,
Nearly all the cotta-crs and their guests VIII" n"'
been invited were IN attendance anu '",' ~ Wv
first opportunity that many of them lp' Id" !"
tnc new music room Of the cottage. MI N'a'"" SN''
tho yolin!st, Of Boston. was Icarn Ill w, ' y,
Cor tho first fine here III I."nOx. MIS- H''ho's KS"
Gang several selections winch ralcd Out hu'" AZ
miratiOn from her friends. 49,. A.,
Tue.d,v morning Mrs. James Dacay ana Nr''
shattuck had their first At homes, ana MIS- Ho'''
BARCLAY was at home In the afternoon
4 musicale was given by Mr'. '"lh '''"'"''' o'
Wednesday. which was also largely aftchd%". Inc
Misses lleine played the VIOLIN anu P'""'' ~
Elliot, Of Ihiladcphlr. sang ,
T,,c Archery Club was unable TO sh'o' on "ci".'
day at Mrs. John L.. PaT>oii|'s on ao'""''' " ~ ~
so that the shooting was postponed. ,- -,
Tic largest musicale Of the week was INN 'Ne' y,
Mr., trccucaf On Thursday morning. the OCCASION
was for the purposc Of Givis II bc'c"' i"' ''
Adamowsk Ms. Fish sang several S'h''' .
In Thursday morning Mrs. LanIcr gave hrr hr''
.. ,o,,o ~ The season. which was atcndc" bN Id ~
number OF the ladies who lah aiso a''' INV" "
Grccncars musicale, and Mrs iorsi"fu a''o sa>' GU
M home on Thursday afternoon. A.,
,r,.ov vas an exceedingly busy day III 'hc
ornn, thor. was tennis at the club courts wh'n t''
49,. r,.rer. hero were contr-ting with on" an''hcT
rho ro,ds had become settled, 80 that people "e'o
out driving In all directions In the afternoon 'no
Ladies' attended Mrs. Goodnans inst AZ nome vi ''o
,ca son In large numbers
The greatest event " Friday was MIS- S'"NcN ~
o,d dancing party. which more largely ATTENDED,
thop he, first one a week ago. The lrdnt'iui m">"'
room was again Handsomely dc'"ra'n WIN """'i
and the whole place wa brilliantly lighted Lander
n,nd Of Ncw.York. furnished tho music. ana Nr'
Stokcs's chef the supper. as Ic ala tle "r'" u'''
Among the guests were the Hon Ni'Ti u 'ap'"
MAYOR Of brooklyn. and Mrs. Chaplin MI anu ''''
Terrence. Mr.. and Mrs James l.. i'ir'"I. NJ '"'
Mrs Henry A. Iarciay. Colonel and Mrs. An' ii'"'N
uori,,,, Kuhu Mrs Bran. Mis- Dream. f'"drr'>
r,,tcr,ll Mr. Fotcrall. General Harlow, MI ann NF'
David Lydig Richard n''odnan. IT,. ana Inc "','
Goodman Dr. and Mrs. Grc'ncai' '"'"h'' ANU -,
r,thlonc Mr. and Mis- lhn:cr. Mr. ana MIS- '''
struthrrs Ms, Elliot DR.. and Mr.. EcH'fh y 'N''
Miss Parsons, J. Woodward Haven. MF. am N's !"
McE Livingston. Mr.. II.ri"n. John "ih'hi"p' MI
fish Mrs., George W. Folsom. Mis- Folsom ana many
others.
The great attraction of tn day was IN" hr>t ~
scn,bly dance IN the >chrrmc?!"Fn N'''m''N h'''"
which wa, built last -"a~on IN cnn"cuon WIFI VIZ -"
S.dgvick Hall. II wa in cha't' oil a. ""'""
Haven and WAS a great -iccr'" III ''''' ''P''
The hall was beautifully decorated.
J,.u =
Crccn,caf gave their first at houc Of g." 80 on AMI
In the afternoon Ms lIdig gave an NJ home.
several small dinner parI"' hav" been f\'h ''I'
week The nr Wa. rir'h At Henry y '"''''' ;
Bonnie Erac cottage. on Tired" r'c'i's' '" -
ono was given ty jane barclay "H ,"''i' ''''
evening. -.
thi, vccl for the >ra-'i.
The Hon Alfred e. Chnpln Mayor 81 i;r'"h!rn. v'ih
his family arrived at the WA.hlnn '"tnc 'ariv TIM
week. and will remain here for III" r~' 81 a." an'n"h
Mr. Chaplin her, last year "id i rr''N i'.'''%i
with Lenox and It's surroundings II !" pr"h"'l ''''
he Will build a cottage occupy when he come, tn
LcnoX.
Mrs stokes will Civ" ~" mor' dancing parties. the
nc,t one coming on the l"th and the lat On t." 10TH
Mr. ana Mr. l:oci; ". Cmpln hay rrU' "u' IL" -"
recalling invitations thcy -"ni ont T. all "''h
they uropo,od f., give on j. 18th. This = -" ~ '"n
OF the sudden d. ath 81 Mr.. CHARTS Li"af-'"''. oil
Louisiana. who relative of the :hn'i''
The tS,ul, tournament Which viii open n.N I'"'
day on the Icnox ClIh courts l. trraiin. -"' zeal
Of ntcrc.t. Answers have been received hv Mr.. Eur
den from several VI the bet pay"rs III III" '"r'r''
who have sghifcd their inriti@n to com" "n ava Ion
tc, for the prizes. The court ar no." "a rN ''"'
conditlon and uudouh, dis the tournament Viii hc
one Of h,e most Interesting Ger held her
Mr. Arson Phelps stoke ha> Iu,' had larr" a'h
trim sailhoat placed on -t"khridR" Fowl! AZ" II" VII
have ~ Hing parties II Gu'rii'.
The Icunx club races, which t. TAX" rlirc on the
Ice Plea. u,c Park on the 18Th 81 TN month"; ~" H.
chnrc. Of Wr. Franz White. "f I"~"n. The "uirI".
are how ,cInr made and the, Will close nest Wrdn"'
dav.
Interest T., increasing in th" champion pr1" archery
meeting, wlri Z" hc the la~i "n" "i ~" >'"'" ON
the Iun Of Mis- Fur,iss. On III" @ith
Mr. Connie 1clnant /, cxp"'"f {" arrlv" I'm Ic'"N
within few DAYS.
troncl Au,hmu'v Ia been speeding n f1v DAYS ia
Ncw YORK. returning this week
Dinner parti., were giv,n th, wr~k bv Mr. Ia, ID
Lvdig and Mr.. Rclari II. Dana
Tho following are among thc eu" + II Curtis li"''l
Mr. and Mrs. \. e. Lupp. MIR. IaThir scott. e. IIir
rows Miss H. l.. Wood. Hr.. l.. T.. Earr"n Mr.. ". T..
White Mrs. \. Lon:. Sir. and Mr.. j. X J" 'np. Mr.
and Mr., \. -. ~rclr'k. '.,rc" T.. l"r. lIAnir"l
Holt samuel Marsh j. = Mrpm1i. Ncw ! "r..; Mr.. aud
Mr.. e.. Chaplin rohl}n.
| s.ocsbr,dgc Mas sept ~ iep,,an. TIL" pr'ncipa
event this week the '"r"hifm iifnd" t'r'"i:li lee
| t.lcn thi, evening. Their" wcr" a"rn 100 people ~
/ ,hr prncc sion. The assembled In tho villas" lu-
about dark and drove to IT." ellen. mil" iid = ha!
east 81 the village. MI wcr" dr' Srl III fancy Coz
tu,uc~ MANY II which were rN'""'iip"h 'i'ihin@. II"
committee who arranged f.: tll.- c"n>t"i 81 Mr. W. r
| Doauc Mr. Ehvari Is. owen and Mr.. t"r'audt "a
| Rensselaer, The, entered the 'l' Oh the east. am
went entirely through Ia the west end. where III" 90"
iageS met the party ami brought them back I" the vil
| lacc where they had III" accn> m'"i imhan dame"
around u blazing lonCr. and th"h went t. ~" "a .n'
to dance. Anon. those who wont through ~" tl"t
we're tho Iakcm,ns, ". X. TnV Ter. Mi. loN lrr. h
| Vous,cr. NJ, -cdCw-h, Mr.. Dlair'. MI Dp1nr. Mr.
| and Mrs. Winthrop. Mss W"yinan. Mis- li~'"i. Mr.
i ALI NJ ~