New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
MUSIC, DINNERS, DANCING AND DRIVING
VARY AUTUMN LIFE AT LEMON

Lenox, Mass, Sept. "a (Specal).This Is the height
Of the LenoX season. More entertainments have been
given this week than any previous week. After these
important social affairs are over, the cottagers ana
their guests will begin TO return to New-rora ana
Boston, and to Tuxedo. The season usually closes
soon after the LenoX Club There will proba-
bly, be no races this season. No great autumn wedding
has yet been announced. The principal incident late
in the will be the opening Of the new parsonage
connected with Trinity Church. which will bring many
OF the cottagcrs together early In November
The large number OF entertainments have not pre-
vented the cottagers from taking their usual afternoon
drives. II has been sunshine nearly all the week.
The weather warm, and the cot.agcrs have been
particularly charmed by the first giimpses of the
cOorng OF leaves 1t is the first week Of the autumn
glorIes. The naples turn scarlet earlier than usual
the golden tinge OF the Gins and the innumerabie
varieties Of autumn flowers have given charm to this
region that it has possessed In previous years on
account OF the fact that there have yet been no
se1ous frosts. Coaching parties have been numerous
Their horns have been heard daily re-echoing from
the many hsides.
On Monday a matinee dansane WIS given by Mrs.
George Pierre Andrews The pretty feature OF 1t was
the dancing OF the Virginia reel on the lawn Ian
ders band played Among the guests were MIS-.
Chaplin. Mrs. Tremenheere. Mrs. Alexander MISS Scout
Miss Marie. Mrs. Shattuck Mrs. Bangs Sir Alfred and
Lady Jcphson Miss Cameron, the Misses Barnes, Mrs.
Hoffman, Mrs Candy, Mrs. Leavit T. de- soma
Roza and large number Of the other cottagers
Sir Alfred and Lady Tephson have been spending
the week here. They are much pleased with LenoS'
Prince and Princess Ruspoli who have been here
thus far this season have gone away. II is said that
the Prince will purchase place here ana 'p'hd DIS
summer here In the future
Mrs John ;. Barnes gave n musicale on Tuesday,
which Wa attended by a great many cottagerS and
their guests Tie music furnished by the Beet
hoven's quarctte, OF New York. consisting OF G Damn
rerIther Ernst TTelc. otto Schill and Emil SchencK'
assisted y Mr.. Buhlcr and Mrs Dean who Is exceed
ingy popular here. sang
Mrs. ". y. shattuck gave tea at her haItifui
cottage "Brookhurst" for Sir Alfred and Lady Jeph'
son. on Tuesday.
Miss Edith Shepard Is In the house party Of Mrs.
WILLIAM ID. Sloane. Mrs sloane gave an in'ormai
dinner Friday.
The tub parade took place on Friday. TIE com
.mittee in charge included Mrs. Greenl"af Mis- &.
Furnlss Miss carey. and Mrs. Folsom. The chief
marshal Ansbn Phelps stokes, assisted ny I. r.
Bishop ". Andrews and :. Barnes.
Mrs r. s. Dana will have her cgg-nogg party at her
cottage, "Goldenrod' next week. II VIII pnhs
together great number Of the cottagers and their
guests.
Frederick ID. Thompson has just arrived here. lie
has been around the world Since he was here last sea
son. lie has been appointed by the Turkish Govern
lie is an especial friend OF Mavroyeni Beg.
Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes gave a large dance ffiday
evening Mrs Folsom gave party for the younger
set on Tuesday evening which took the form OF caro-
party and a dance aferward.
Bishop Potter Is the guest OF DIR. and Mrs kinhi-
cut They gave a dinner party for him Thursday
evening II was not a large dinner. lie was also NJ
Mrs soanc's whore M Informal dinner was given ior
him one evening this week. Bishop Potter has been
driving about through the beautiful parts OF Berk
shire.
Dr. Huntington. Of Grace Church New York. Is
spending n few DAYS I'm Lenox. lie breaches at Trim
ry Church tomorrow.
Muss Furniss gave n dinner Wednesday night
There has hardly been evening during the week tat
there has not been a dinner somewhere
Richard Goodman, ST.. won the bowling tour7'i-
m.nt NJ the L,,nox Cub A close second was Joseph
urden Among the Others who were In II were W.
q schcrmcrhoru O. W. Folsom DR.. Greenleal. Mr.
perkne Cortland Bishop and Mr. Alexandra.
Frederick W. FOterall and Mr.. FoterNl arrived
INF. week and viii remain for the OF the
Mrs w. W. Crapo. Henry a. Grape. Miss FRANCIS
and Miss riber nom Ncw-Bediori. have been spcnd
ing a few days I'm Lrnox. They are driving through
Among the recent arrivals at Curtis Hotel are; J
pooer Charles +. Thompson, Z. a. Miller IT, -
Mis- Far ell Miss Ingersoll Miss Fore scr Miss Green
Mr. and Mr. q. L. SorthrYp Frederick strong r. j.
Woolscy New ork j.. f. Curtis. J. J.. Graves
Davld Turner. Mrs. NJ. ID. Reynods. Boston; Henry
II trapo Mrs W. ". Grape. Miss Francis. Miss Iabcr
New Bedford.