New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
AUTUMN COLoRS ON TIE TREES AND
AUTUMN PLEASURES IN THE COTTAGES


Lehox. Mass Sept. 1.-THE occasional scarlot top
ia maple, the goldcn-rod and the yellow tnge OF me
inns rc,nind the cottagers that the autumn Is mere
Fhe weather has been exceedingly pleasant ana 'ue
have been lTge number Of entertainment ih9
leading affair OF the week the tabcaus gwen III
The Assembly Rooms Friday evening. ihefe "s'c
fourteen Of them In all representing the great modern
paintings and few more ancient paintings Vh' ia
the leading ones was the execution Of Lady Jane Grey
Miss Ethel Folsom taking the part OF the maltyr
The others wAo took part In the taeleanS were MIS-
Margaret Folsom, Miss Wnifred Folsom, MSS icieh
Folsom, Miss Meyer the Misses BiaeUi, the Misses
Greenleaf Miss Maofss, Miss Charlotte barnes MISS
Edith Barnes Mss GroSvcnor, Miss L. BereeoS Miss
Ethel stokes Miss Agostini. George II. Morgan, IT,
Jack Williams, Harvey Williams, Aon7o Potter ana
Sanford Barnes. One OF the most charming features
NJ the entertainment was the singing OF Mrs Frederic
Dean the 6nntralto at the Brick Church. New-fork
Afteq the tabeaus the young people went down 10
Mrs stokes's and had supper and dance. Inc mover
feature of II was that those who took part In the
htleaus appeared in their costumes When t'ieE
we're seated around the supper table the spectacle
kas weird and created a good deal Of merrlment.
Alrs. W. D. shattuch and her daughter, Mrs Hoffman,
Eave tea Tuesday afternoon f1 Miss scott her guest
Mrs George Peirce Andrews gave matinee dansante
Tuesday Tho Invitations included all the society
keople, and gave them opportunity TO meet MIS-
Andrews's daughter. Mrs. J. II. A. Trenenhecre.
Il.
great favorte In society. He has 40 maoy invitations
that he finds 1t difficult to accept them ALL
Mrs. George II. Morgan gave dancing party Wednes
day night for her daughter Miss Carrie Morgan The
Younger set were all present. The Moreans occupy
tho Frcnguyscn cottage. which is spacious for dane
Ing
The Assembly dance, the second one in the series
took place tonight II was more fully attended than
the enc last week. buffet supper was served dur
ing the evening. Not only the younger set but many
of tho older people were In attendance
Baron Rosencranz, Of the German Legation, ar
rived this week.
Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes will give dancing
party Monday evening TO the younger set
Mrs Andrews gave large dinner Saturday even
fnc. There were present Virginia Coudert and Miss
Scott Mr. and Mrs. Tremenheerc, and Miss Mineilo
Alexander, Dunbar Wright Frank Henry, De FoTes'
alsnicc Miss Lsontlne Marie and several DINERS.
They all went to the Assembly after fnlng.
Miss F1Irniss gave II japanese tea on "Wednesday
After the tea Miss Chandler, daughter OF Rear
admiral H. Chandler. gave talk upon Japan
Mis-. John 5. Barnes will give musicale next
Tuesday morning . , . ,..,o,
closed on Tuesday morning The second III the con-
TEST was Herbert Parsons. 49,, 49,,
Tuesday evening In the party We're Arson Phelps
stokes IT, Miss Helen stokes. Miss Pauline Rraeu
William Nelson Mr. Phillips, Baron RoSencrahz' -
earle Barclav and Miss Folsom. -,
The Archery Club met on Thursday afternoon win
Mrs. Folsom.