New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
DINNERS AND COACHING PARTIES AL
LEMON

rsnox Mass Oct 90 IspecaD.-One OF the principal
social affairs Of the week was the annual supper Vi
the Lenox cub which took place at the clubhouse on
Friday evening There about thirty of the cub-
men present. Among them were Charles Lanier kicN-
ard Goodman ST. David w. Bishop, william d. sloane
Georp. c. Haven George II. Morgan, General fa'h-
bone David Lydg. II. A. Cram. John l. Name Lo''i"
C. Brckwith Morris X. Jesup. George W. foSoh'
Arson Phelps Stokes. DIR. K. &. Greenleaf Dr. T. T.
Kinnicut Joseph Burden, ii. VI. Braem' henry ~
Barclay. John Winthrop; and OF the invited guess
Percy Belmont, Henry sloane, Nathaniel mayer D. l.
Van Allen.
A coaching party which had driven all the WAY from
Newport reached william d. Soane's country pace
on Wednesday They came here on j. l. Van Aieh
beautiful coach. In the party were Percy Belmont
Mr. and Mrs. Henry sloane, Nathaniel mayer MISS
Goddard and Peter Marie. The party Will remain
until Monday The weather fine, and the party
greatly enjoyed the drive especially after they reached
Berkshire County.
Another coaching party which arrived mere U"
THURSDAY was that OF the Van RensseaeTs from Albany
There were ten In the party. They We're Dr va"
Rensselaer,, Mrs. John V. L. Pryun, Colonel ana MIS-
william g. Rice. Mrs. Florence Gardiner MI anu MD
Robert Pryun
The new parsonage connected with Trinity Church
win be opened on saturday. November L. Many "i
the cottagers Will be present and also 'o"hsPeoP''
Bishop Brooks viii! b. present and Will preach III
Trinity Church on the following Sunday.
Miss Sargent has been VISITING HithuS III hr"oA
during the last week.
j. Pierpont Morgan has been member OF O'iares
Lanier's house party the last few days. with MN Is
Mr.. BOwden. the banker.
Mrs william II. Vanderbilt has been staying with
her daughter. Mrs. william D. Sloane. Tor TIE last
two weeks.
one Of the largest real estate purchases OF this
week was made by II. II. Cooke. of New-lOrh' VINO
purchased the Gideon smith farm Of 200 acres OF
more for So 500. Mr.. Cooke will probably build
upon II soon.
II is expected that Arson Phelps stokes Will onid
q fine cottage on his property Mahkeenac Lake
next season He may sell his home in the village
Mr. sloane has made many improvements on his
place this season. having built large greenhouse
owing special attention to palms and orelioa'
The town viii probably be lighted WIFE eeclric
lights next season. some OF the cotagere. ih'uuiHs
Mr. Folsom, Mr.. Sloane George ii. Morgan. MT haven
and Mr. Jesup' are thinking Of lighting their houses
and grounds
At the recent meeting OF the Lenox Club 1t was
decided to lay $4,000 or more In repairing ana
improving what is known as the club cottage "h'oh
MIS- Nelson occupied last season.
Mrs. Pl.elp, has been visiting Mrs. Arson Phelps
Stokes the last few days
Mrs Greenlerf has had house party OF young
people this week. They have had some small dances
and dinners. 40,
There have been several small dinner parties ths
Charles Ianier another by Mrs stokes and stiil an
other By Miss FIrnisS. She has had house party con
stantly during the fall att, .o, ,h.
recent arrivals Mr.. and Mrs Edward A. Jo H,'
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Howard w. w Young VII"
Bend, New-Yor; W. H., sloane, jr,, NJ; H. r9wr,s'
and Mrs. william r. Dupee. Mrs: r r. Peabody /; H.
Peabody, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. A. : Dasse''' bo''oh'