New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
THE LENOY SEASON OPENING.
ENTERTAINMENTS AND ARRIVALS OF THE WEEK
IN THE MASSACHUSETTS RESORT.

IN THE MASSACHUSETTS RESORT.
Lonox Mass. Sept. CSTeciah.-Not vs." Tie ceh o'
hoard in Lcnox The railroad is swo miles shs h"' COW"
the mountain and there is not mill WITHIN 'sice n"'
of the town This II q great delight 70 the co'c'%efs
nno,o 1, nm other town I'm the commonwealth OF Mas,a
chuse, that absolutely rce fr~n the blowing o.
in the morning The cottagers do not 1907 INC e"' uP
here The fact Is that many of those who have houses
I'm N,v.York congratulate theu-elNes that they arc III
Lenox at the present time. Some who expected I" re-
turn the middle Of this month will remain until they
know whether the cholera will perNadr oh VI ho'
The Young people have monopolized the present week
They had Of the mott charming dances '' inc season
given BY Mrs Folsom the boat clubhouse On TUESDAY
night The young people turned out IN large NUMBER"
Among those present Miss Do Reuytef. Miss Marion
Circencaf Mss Morgan. Miss Gtosvenor Mis- Ln'u bar
low the Misses Folsom CORTLAND Bishop deorse Mors""
Wright Barclay, J.. Seare Barclay. william scott uhr
Misses Braem the Misses Geenleaf and large NUMBER
OF other young people
Now that the season has lteay closed at ths othef
LenoX will BE- particularly Lively f'r the he\. '"'
months The young people preparing ioi ihe tup ~
ade and the members the LenoN Club arr getting eadt
club Their will also be boat paFaa' Oh 'n'
lake. There vii be three dances a, the e'heri1en0rh a.
scnby room and It IL than likely that Mrs An""n
PhelI Stokes will gc tr,c or Tour canoes AZ h'I O'""
full cottage Cll1woodst
Mhroyeni hey Ia. engaged rooms ct ne Curtis ho'eI
for next sN weeks Baron lava Il sth. herr a.
though he has been Tor few days IN "ashngt'n
Prince Ruspol ard Tho Princess ar stu In London There
VIII be some other members diplomatic oorTs here
during the season
q, c. Haven has returned from Newport. Ancr the
Metropolitan Opera House burned. he went INTO town 70
rect the directors.
The archery club Is having large att-adsncs. II met
this week with Mrs. jcor.e IL Morgan Miss Shaw
stands ahead the present ,nc having score OF 65
Mis-, Mackay stands neat 70 hcf with +os.
ono Of the most delightful entertainments which ~ss
stendcd by nearly all OF the ceuaesrs was that OF Mrs
+. Il. stureis. who gave tea az The b'stcIub nous
Tuesday afternoon. II given for MR.. Joseph Fay
Folsom Miss De Reuytor. Mrs. Jones. Miss Furn'.. Mrs
James Barclay Mrs Barnes and large numsr Of other.
The down later and the young people danced
Mrs. W. H. shsttuok a bowling and tennis party
on thursday OF this week. Many people were present
Among the bowles wore Joseph Burden, Nj. Bssnes
Miss Brsem Miss Grcenicaf. Miss Davis Miss Morgan
Miss Clos !.nor Mr.. rockingham. CORTLAND Bishop
Wright Barclay aud Fellows DaSis.
Hamilton Kuhn, of Boston up this He aod
mother viii remain at rhcr cottage during rie
two months.
IL great shock to the Lenox oot,seers when I.
learned that Professor Eocmcr. Of New York.
found dead In his loom at Curtis IiottL he In
Ienox many season.. whittier H. for his health.
w. Il. Robson. who has been quite III for several
weeks Is recovering Ito has been spending the last
months at his cottage here.
Mrs. A. S. Shaw. OF Boston has her guest s. Park
Shaw. OF Boston. lie will remain here week or
two longer.
+. A. scherme Thorn has been spending a week
here
The Rev. Dr. BALDWIN, OF East Orange. y. j. II spend
Ing weeks here and supplying the Congregational pull
pit.
The limited express over the Housatonlc has fuli
train each day. Tho two drawing hardly
adequate for the number Of people who csnins
up 10 Lenox.
The Curtis Hotel is we'll Allied with guests. Among
the arrivals W. IL. Tucker f. W. Tucker. Miss
W. g. Thompson. Charles g. Thompson. IL r. Winsow.
Mrs. Winsow. Thomas Howard. Clarence Carey,
N NJ Farchid. Mr. Carroll. Mrs. Charles
Carroll New.York NJ. r. Cayerley. w. W.
Brown the Misses Thatcher. Mrs H. C. Thatcher. W. G
Taylor w. l.. Van Seeker. Boston; Mrs Hutcmsn, f..
Huteman and C. H. Warner Brooklyn; W. O. Taylor, Mrs.
Taylor Springfield; Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. whitti" and
family. 5. w Russell. Nelson Tantor. Mrs James NJ
Tantor Hartford H. II. Wright Providence