New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

MANY GUESTS AT sroCKBRIDcr
| stockbridge, Mass, Sep. (specisl).-The,s a..
guests re than is usual at this season. MANY ,, s
to their homes the LIST OF September but tbs, .o
! were quickly nlled by others. There win ), pNs
social events this month, inc udng the boat paraso
at the Casino and private houses, tennis uaftle.
and other things Of like nature. september 4. 49,.
| the most dell ghtful months 10 be IN Stoekh,a
account OF the cool and delightful atEostAere The w
Of the aubumnaI scenery and the heahiulne,, a, ~
place.
Dr. Henry NJ Field went 70 N.w.Yoyk m, -
for a family meeting at the home brother ~
Dudley Field at Dobbs Ferry. lie was 70 NEE, 80
Judge Stephen J. Field, and his brother Cyrus ~
Dudley Field is dghty-six years OF age and Ia. ~
Co1sld rIbly out Of health during the sumner He -
however, been able 10 tide almost every dsv -.
there hopes Of his recovery but account a ~
advanced age It is probable that his working dav, -
over This family reunion will be a rather ren.,,.,,
one In come respects, it brings together the -,
Field brothers, who, perhaps widely kDo,, :
any four men In the country. They are all very =.
OF stockbrldge, their old home. and have spent rs.
seasons here
Mrs. Iasigi, who has spent several seasons hen. 4,
said to contemplate building elegant cottage On a.
hill
Entertainments are taking place nearly every dav 40
evening at the Casino. There musicale as, Tues,
day morning, at which Miss E. 7. Chspin sang Tha.
ale often song rccitals given by Mrs. Philip Pasrbs,
who is spending the summer here
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Indians, whenever a member Of that tribe cone. her,
special interest IS felt in him. young Indian from
General Armstrong; school in Hampton, Va, who b..
longs to the Dakota tribe, has been here this sunns,
lie made a speech 10 tho Sunday-sehOol In St. Pauls
Church last sunday evening, giving account Of HI,
tribe A n,unbr OF the summer guests were pxsn,
to hear him speak.
The annual meeting Of the Laurel Hi Association
which was held last week, elected these officers: Pra
dent. H. Scdgwick; Ycepresidents the Rev. Arthur
p I. Farwe F. s. Aymar; secretary Charles L. Cod,
rich; treasurer d. Il. Williams executive committee
S. F. Lincoln James II. Punderson, L. NJ Yale s
Hoafmyre NJ. f. Dunbar II. 5. Dean, F. F. P1rlin
James Burns c. T. Crane, Mrs. J. Z. Goodrich, Mrs.
Iasigi, Mrs Joseph H. Choate, Mrs. John wInthfop
and about fifteen others This association has been yery
sctvc during the past year, and has done much %
increase the natural beauty Of the town in the way q
caring for the streets, parks and shade-trees.
The StcckbTidge House has among It's recent arrivals
II. A. Smith, Miss Smith, George D. Butler. Mr. and
Mrs John II. Harper the Misses Bnsee, Mr.. and Mrs
D. T. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Boqart, Miss Bogart, Miss "
G. Badger Mr.. and Mrs. William Bird, II. X Brig
Ncw.York; Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Wallace the Mlsss
Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Fowler William K
Fowler Miss Fowler, Mrs. A. c. Simms Brooklyn.
THE PLEASURES OF WILLIAMSBURG
williamstown, Mass, Sept. (speciaD-The eot;asn
and the hotel guests enjoying this bright Sep,enz
weather, and there has driving this week TIA
before this September will be q lively month
One OF the enjoyable entertainments Of the week
progressive euchre party given BY Mr. and Ms
John Patworthy Wednesday evening Among ass
present were Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. jerome. Mrs Weed
Miss Weed Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel poncroy. Mrs. Hum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden, Ms. Macay Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brown, Mrs. Hdlt. Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Gale. Six prizes awOrded. Mrs
NJ Jerome received the ladies' prize and Nj. POney
the gentlemen's
The Misses Jerome gave a dinner party 10 the younger
set on "Wednesday evening. There twenty covers,
and the young people enjoyed the occasion immensely.
Dancing followed.
Mr.. Mrs. ". II. Sabln gave dinner Of ten covers
on Tuesday evening.
Nj and Mrs. X. o. Norris Of Springfield. have been
the guests OF Professor Fernald the past week.
President Newell, OF the Lake Shore road. arrived On
Tuesday in his special He had with him party OF
friends including Mrs. Newell his sonn-law, Mf.
Garfield.
Mr. and Mrs Botsford hove for guests Mrs. Sterling
and Miss Sterling, Bridgeport.
The hon at the Greyock House this week Thursday
evening quite successful and largely attended Inc
weather cool.
Miss Lizzie Chadboune is the guest OF Miss Susan
Hopkins who gave her a tea Tuesday.
Three new cottages process OF construction In.
Guiding that of f. Cortland Gale. James NJ. Ives and
Charles NJ. Sanford. Work is being pushed rapidly on
the large house Of Mr. Proctor Ground has also
been broken for handsome residence for Mr. Hun'oon
Of New-York, TO be completed next year.
Work has been begun one OF the ouilahss OF
scientific purposes given by F. f. Thompson Of 'e"'
York for Williams College These buildings VIII oe OF
brick with stone trimmings and win be unique in colege
architecture 1t is expected that they will cost at least
800 900.
The Greylock bowling alley is finished and patfonlled
by the hotel and is exceedingly popular inc
Rev Dr. French Of NewYork, has made score OF 20
which Is the highest made Colonel Isey stands second.
with q score Of 1S3 The ladies take much interest IN
bowling and Miss Seeey Cincinnati, leads With score
OF l0s.
Some OF the roads about Williamstown we're badly
by cloudburst last week. Driving has not ben
as pleasant A. formerly
The following arrivals az the Taconic Inn;
John Rae, Il. a. Blair H. \. Belin, Samuel X outer
bridge, Frank r. Outerbrdge, Mr. and Mrs d. W. Bt'
gen, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Outcrbrdgc, Mr. aud Mrs j. e
Randall Fannie Jerome New-York; Willia1u M1ssltef.
Arthur Lewis, Ralph /. Perry T. D. Goddard T. ].
Howe and wife, the Misses Fletcher Miss Morgan, Of
Brooklyn.
The Greyock arrivals include Miss Stella King Howard
IIidt, G.. f.. Graham, r. Franklin, q. b. Bssct, l. W.
Lewis, J. ". Motley Miss NJ, l., Bid NJ W. Nsclay.
q. T.. Hail. H. y. Hall. {. l., Hafre Mrs T. f.
Morgan, Of New.York; L. \. Macee, Miss T. NJ Mage,
Mrs L. Richardson Violet Richardson, Miss Higgins.
" H. Partridge. Of Brooklyn
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Sackett, Of New.York have
been going through tie Berkshres on horseback du-ng
the last two weeks. They equipped for comfort
and case Mr. Sackett, who Is member Of Troop 4,
rides with cavalry saddle 10 which officers saddlebags
and two ponchos are attached. All other baggage Is
express from place to place They left their River
dale home with their horses two weeks ago and TOOK
the night boat from Yonkors for Hudson. Thence they
have ridden by way Hdae, Great Stock
bridge LcnoX Lebanon Springs and Pittsacd 10 WIZ
Jamestown. Their homeward journey is through Hsn'
cock and Alps TO Albany, and by boat NewNork
They average twenty miles day and enthusiastic
over the pleasure OF this manner OF outing