New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
BEGINNING THE LENex SEASON:
OUTDOOR SPORTS BEING UNEMPLOYMENT
GUEsTs WHO ARE ENJOYING THEIR


VACATION HERE.
Lenox. Mass, Aug 2O-The Lenox season Is
about to begin The cottagers will oil return from the
seashore next week. There more young people
here now than usual during the last part OF August
Ms Arson Phelps Stokes will be the leading spirit
i'm the social events dancing parties ana ihuoor
entertainments concerned while Mrs George FOL
SON. who returned this week, Is practically the heau
of the outdoor sports. large number OF the events
are now being planned IL has been arranged that
Mrs Francis Barlow will have charge OF the AS
sembly balls which will take place In the Assembly
room beginning September /. The young people are
talking up the regular tub parade, when VIII pe
graced by a large number OF beautiful young women
this season. The boat parade on MahSeehac Lake VIII
take place this season. With the clho races ciuo
dinners bowling tournament. tennis and archery tour
namcnts the season during September and OCTOBER
will be lively Every cottage will be occupied In
September, excepting that Of Henry \. Barclay.
Baron Fava has been spending few days this week
in New-York. He returned on Wednesday. lie mas
practically finished his diplomatic work, ana, WIFI
Prince Ruspoi Is enjoying his vacation Mavroyehi
Bey and other diplomats are expected mere early III
September. Count and Countess de Herda are now
here as the guests OF Cook at the Livingston cot
tare They are much sought after. They Will re-
main here through The autumn festivities.
Among those who have returned to their cottages
this week william d. sloane ana famiy' from bar
HarbOr. = BarncS
dac,s: Charles Lancr, from Bar liarbor and George
W. Folsom and family. from the mountains MY ana
Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes expect TO return to their
cottage about September /.
F. Augustus Schermerhorn's famous Jersey COW has
been selected for Worlds Fair in Chicago where IL
will he on exbibition Mr. Schcrmerhorn has the
lnest herd OF Jersey stock In Lenox
Furniss has returned to her cot'hge hho VIII
entertain I'm her usual during the season.
She gave a dinner party Tuesday evening, having as
guests Mr. and Mrs. James Barclay, Mr. ana MIS-
Alexandra Prince Ruspcl and Baron Fava.
The Lenox cotagers and citizens have orgnnizcd
village Improvement society The meeting was heid IN
the Schcrmerhorn Assembly Room. Colonel H. l.
Auchmuty presided officers were elected, constitu-
ton WIS adopted and several speeches were made
II is something OH the plan Of the society OF Stock
bridge and at Bar Inrbor. AS Colonel Auchmuy
puts It at IS for the Improvement OF Lcnox TO pro
mote good government and the prosperity OF LehoA'
Another meeting Will be held next week.
Among the recent arrivals at the Curtis House are
H. : Ucndckoper G. ". Tooker Mrs. Tooker, william
f. Potter Mrs Potter, Mrs. G. l.. Van Jendt' MI ana
Mrs BENJAMIN +. Carpenter. Miss Ella Taylor PITS
+. s. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs J. ID. summsrheld' UT.
and Mrs X. A. Powers. Miss NJ. d. Raho, MISS to.no
rand az New York Miss 3. :. Sullivan, X. e. moron
and Mrs Thoron Mrs. ID. W. simpson, Boston =, -
cnatcrton. Mrs Chntterton. Mr. and Mrs ": X ca
ErookIyn: Mr.. and Mrs II. r. scllicx, Denvcr.
KIIIIANISTOWN HOTELS FILl.lNb W.
Wiamstown Mass. Aug 30.-The hoteis haV'
been been rapidly filing mp with guests this week.
large number OF people have arrived, and the hops
st the Greylock are fully attended. Among the most
attractive young ladies seen on the moor NJ ese "PS
which occur every evening Miss Lillian froc'or'
Miss O'Neu Miss Bailey Miss Alden. MISS GREGG
Miss Marsh Miss Clark. Miss Bodslein, MISS shSccr'
Mss Hutchinson and Miss Richardson
Mr. Harley T. Proctor with members OF his family
and several guests drove TO the summit OF OrcyiocK
Wednesday, The day clear. and tho party
mnched on the summit OF the mountain
The Rev T. A. DE Lsunt. OF st. Davids Churoh'
Philadelphia has been here for a few days. lie VIII
preach 10 morrow at -. Johns Church.
Charles Dudley Warner and BIS daughter MIS-
Darlington Cable spent several days here while on
n carriage tour through the county. They drove all
the way from Hartford and went north.
The recent arrivals al the Grcylock House include:
MACPHERSON Smith, Mrs. T. D. Abrams, Mrs A. Jack
son. Or. and Mis- Abbott, Louis Moss. Or. and Mrs.
r H. Price Miss f. L. Alden, Mrs. g. Walters, Miss
G. Russell Miss L. =. Butler T. D. Abrams Niss
Emily p Bosisne T1lly lIanrs. Mr.. and Mrs. 2: D
Fllis Frank J. Mather. OF New York. CIiy Mrs lien
dcrs1n Charles J. Corwin, Nilhsm II. Potter, g W.
Gates James II. Jacobs and vile, MS VI. ;. 'urtls'
NJ T ! H. Pope OF Boston. Mass. Miss sarah &.
Iroxn Mlss Lillian T.. Rice. Of Providence, Il. l.,
Ruins L. Cole and wife, and j. :. Sto"nan ana vic,
FnlIs y Y II. u. Leonard ~ Chicago H. ; Miss J.
rayvethe Miss s. Eaton. Miss Taylor, aud Mr.. and
Mrs s. g. Baum, OF Danbury Conn.