New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-26
DRYING AT LENOH.
SOCIAL, AND PERSONAL TOPICS

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL TOPICS.
Lcnox Mass, July % (SpecaD.-Ihe new maps "
Berkshire recently issued bv the Government h''o -
in great demand. especially during the last week i'e
,ns give the elevation Of every hilltop and afford to''
who drive much information. fine map OF inc COUNT
issued by local insurance company glVlhs c'o' a
way In the county is also much useu Dy uiose WI" -
During the week the cottagers and their many euoS
have been taking long drives, Wishing the hgh h'
ounains and ing in the extended views Inc "eao
has been cool and delightful, the atmosphere c' 49,
the cottagers have paid so much attention 10 u'"S
tey have had little opportunity in the daytime 10 10 "oN
else -. ..,..,o,
There have been few large entertainments Dull severn
smaI dinner parties some musicalos large amoui' VI
tennis and some informal dancing pafues' ,..,,
The members of the Mahkeenac Eoat Cluo oe1o"'
mana and more enthusiastic about boating Now Doats Ut"
arriving daily and everybody goes out OIL ue IoNc '
I'm the att rnoon 1t has become almost the fceu'''
routine OF the men 60 to the Lenox CIuo Ill III" No
ing where they play tennis and attend 10 uieN O =,
matters and after luncheon to take dive ana Is"'r III
o afternoon TO 70 to the boat club house ana the ou
their boats for a sail about the lake 1oIo 'Ie
now about twenty-five boats on the laHe'
Tho family OF Arson Phelps Stokes are eNpecIea to
arrive August l. There have been some fuhors uid'
NJ, s,oke. would be willing to sell his property here
This arises from fact that he and his famy sPh
the winter in England. where his daughter iesueS' "u
have been talking of making that country the'r ptfna
ucnt home This is however, uiscl'ulteu III
Lenox as Mr.. Stokes has something like slooooo worm
Of property here including large farm, ana ue FANNY
are much attached TO LenoX
The Archery Club met this week on the la"E Oh MIS-
ID W. Bishop OIL Thursday afternoon.
One OF the NEST charming chlldrcns parties given his
season was the given by Mrs Nelson on thursday al
O'Clock a. her cottage
Mrs owen /. Wiser gave the first whist party OF he
season on Saturday which attended by many deNoees
NJ the crp1e supper was served at 10 O'Clock
Mr. and Mrs. James L. BARCLAY gave dihher party
"Wednesday evening OF twelve Another dinner
marty was given by Mr.. Struthers on Tuesday night
A picnic party including several OF uie younger
SGT wa, held q, Echo Lake "wednesday afternoon IL
was deli, htful affair." this lake, with its environ
ment, is located Of the most charming spots among
The Berkshres.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Sloane gave q small dinner
party Wednesday evening The Soanes expect to 50 to
Bar Harbor next week.
Mrs A. c. Kinesand and her children have gone 70
Septen Der.
Judge Ingraham is staying at Curtis Hotel for fe"
weeks Mrs IhgIaham IS in Europe, where She
will remain until autumn. Judge Ingraham VIII not
cross the ocean intended he is obliged 30 hold
court In September.
Mrs Riddle and Miss Biddle, who have been staying
at the ume left to-day for threcweek'
trip TO bhe scashOre
The arrivals at hotels during the week have been
numerous Among those at the Curtis House are Mr..
and Mrs J. TAYLOR w. IL. Whitford, Miss H. W. Hedge,
Frederick G .bhardt j. G. WoOdman, W. l.. BacOt, New
YORK; Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Pollison. Mr.. and Mrs. j
Townsend Master j. Polison Brooklyn; Thomas Fitz-
gerald Frank Mason, A. S. Anthony L. L. Rowland,
Boston