New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
AUTUMN GAYETlES AT LENOX.

Ienox Sept 10 CSpeclal).-Lenox will have a
longer season than before. on account Of the
possibility OF the cholera getting into NewNork.
prominent cottagcr said yesterday Il intended 10
return 20 New York about the middle Of October
Int | have changed my plans and may remain her,
all winter" Every cottage Is now occupied. The
hotel IS overcrowded. and the limited express over
the Housatonlc brings up "A large number OF No"
York and Boeton people every day. MANY are coming
from Newport and Bar Harbor and other SEASIDE re-
sorts where the has practically closed There
arc many distinguished people here. and the LcnoN
season has opened. Entertainments In great variety
are planned.
dinner dance given BY MIS-. Arson Pheip'
stokes on Friday night II was not large anar. ~
there only nbout fifty present including the older
cotagers, and the yonng set who did most of the
dancing This Is the first entertainment Mrs Stokes
has given here this season. She will CIV" various
other entertainments during the autumn.
The first Assembly dance at tho beautiful scherncr
horn Assembly Rooms took place Tonight ihere
viii be three Of these dances. The neat ono coIncs
on September II and the Inst OH september -. lh'
cotagere all taking much Interest In thcm ana
are giving them their patronage. The FAMILY uoHeN
are sI2. The patroncsscs Miss {. Furnis. Mrs
John : Barnes. Mr. Richard C. D1cy. Mrs. George
Winthrop Folsom Miss Furnis, Mrs. Richard {. Green
leaf Mrs Francis r. kinnicutt Mrs. David Lydlg
Mrs Barnard Mackay, Mrs. George H. Morgan Mr.
Arson Phelps STOKES and Mrs John Struthcrs. TIE
managers are Miss G. Furnis, Mrs. George W. Folsom
and Mrs. Richard g. Grecnlcat This first Assembly
TO- night was fully attended. The hall beautifully
decorated and tho dancing kept up until Il o'clock
Among the guests present ~ere Mr. and Mrs. John r
Alexandra Courtland Bishop, David W. Bishop. lr.
Woodward IInven, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Morgan Mt
and Mrs. John s. Barnes the Misses Barnes ME- aho
Mrs David Lydg, Fcllowes- Davis. MIS-. fcl"wcN
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Colgate, Joseph Agos'im III
cbanan Winthrop, the Misses De PuySter. Miss Dem
acd the Misses Bechwith, Miss Anna Carey hamilton
Kuhn Mr. and Mrs Folsom, the Misses Folsom MT
and Mrs An.on Phelps stohes, Miss stokes. Or. and
Mrs Kinuicutt the Messrs. Kinncutt. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Joseph Burden. DR.. and Mr.. GIeeIelf The Miase
Creenleaf the Misses Brpcm. Miss VI. carey MIS-
rurniss Prince RospOli. Mr. and Mrs. James H. bar
clay, j. sesre Barclay. Richard Mackay Miss Ml'N"'
Worthinston WhitehoIse, John 4. Williams, liarv"'
Williams Miss lie Bergcois, Alfred lie CHAT. senior
Rosa. the Portuguese Minister; Baron Fava. Mr.. and
Mrs F. p Banks Miss Davis, Mrs. Edward Davis
Miss Colgate Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moner' MIS-
Ethel Stokes Miss Amy Bend. Miss Beatrice Bend and
Miss Hail. Mr.. Howard Fred Crosby Lawrence Per
ldns. samuel Frotlhngham. Percy Morgan Mr.. Adams
lack Creenleaf Mr. and Mrs. Robert yvcsant. Mrs
NJ. A. Bangs, Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Waterbury. the
Misses Cameron and Louis Webb.
Miss Ethel Stokes has sent out invitations to the
younger set for dancing party on Monday night
All Of the younger people will be present.
DR.. and Mrs. Greeniear nave a Jay house party
this week. Among them are ShcIeWor ives zap
tain OF the Yale crew Mr. Brown and william Adams
Miss Morgan gave luncheon 10 the young ladies' on
Thursday Among her guests were MISS Mac KAY. Mp
Misses Folsom and Miss Grcenlenf After luncheon the
party went TO the archery meeting. u..,.,..
James l.. Barclay gave dinner on Wednesday
night with twelve Among the guests were
Mr.. Franklin Bartlett Miss Knceand Mr.. llowmnd
Robbins, Mrs. Alexandra Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Morris X. Jesup opened their now
ard elegant cottage on "Wednesday Of this week. II
Interior Is finished IN English oak and mahogany. The
exterior Is especially unique.
The TelfOd road for this season is completed IL
has cost about $4,000. Miss FurnSs has put In 300
rods OF this road on Sunsctavc al her own expense
Mrs. Greenleaf gave dinner party with twelve
covers Tuesday evening
COLLEGE BOYS BACK IN wIILIAMsTOwN.
Williamstown. Mass. Sept. 10 tSpccia.-Thc Sep
ternber rush has begun In earnest and She hotels
well filled and are doing n nice business. The verian
freshmen are beginning arrive preparatory to their
Introduction TO their alma mater. Numerous upper
c]assmen are also back making up various conditions
and hack work before the beginning OF the fall term
consequently there Is no lack OF young at this
place and the porchcs and parlors Of the Grcylock
are throngcd each evening vii young ladies and their
admirers
President Carter and his daughter have returned
much improved in health after a long trip abroad
Professor Rice and family have also returned.
Colonel and Mrs. J. J. SOc,im and daughter Miss
Olivia slocm, and Miss Harriet Worden. daughter Of
WOrden. n he CreylOCk