New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
AMONG THE BERKSHJRES.
DINNERS AT LENOX.
CoTTAGERs BACK FROM THE WORLDS FAIR


DISTINGUISHED CLERGYMEN EXPECTED.
Lenox Mass. Aug. tSpeciaD-Plans are being
made for the autumn season. The outdoor sports
will take place as usual with some additions. The
floral parade. the Lenox Club races and tennis
tournament: will probably be supplemented this year
by a boat parade on Mahkeenac Lake
Count de Heridia and the Countess with a small
party Of friends started on H. II. Cookies four-in-
hand Friday for a drive TO Saratoga. Mr. and Mrs
William d. Sloane have taken a run up 10 Paul
Smiths in the Adirondacks where they will remain
for a short time Mr.. Soane's daughters have gone
to Bar Harbor and will make visit TO Newport
before returning to Lenox. The whole Sloane
family intend return to Elm Court In about
three weeks Mr. Frederick Fotteral has leased the
Justin Field cottage and took possession this week
Mrs Ambrose Kingsand who has been in Europe
for some time will return to her cottage here on
August &C. Bishop Potter is the guest of Dr. Kinni-
cult Several distinguished clergymen Will visit
Lenox soon. The Rev. Dr. w. r. Huntington OF
Grace Church, New-York, will be the guest Of the
Rev. William Grosvenor. of Trinity Church, early in
September The Rev DR.. David H. Greer will be
the guest of John S. Barnes and will preach at
Trinity Church the first Sunday in September.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Searle Barclay and Seare Bar
clay tr came up to Lenox this week and Will
remain throughout the month. Mr.. and Mrs John
T. williams arrived at their cottage from the sea-
shore this week. The Archery Club had most de-
of Mrs William b. Bradford Among those who
made the best scores were Miss Devereux. Miss
Beckwth Miss Barnes and Miss Grosvenor. Mr..
j. E. Schermerhorn and family arrived at their cot
tage on Tuesday. The Saturday afternoon and
evening teas and dances the Mahkeenac Lake
Boat Clubhouse becoming more and more
popular.
John S. Barnes and his daughter take long horse
back rides through the country. Arson Phelps
Stokes and family will arrive at their cottage the
Homestead. Clffwood-st., on August 70. Peter
Moller and family, who have been attending the
Worlds Fair, returned 10 their collage he1e I'
Monday. Orrne Wilson left for Shinnececk, L.. H.
on Friday. Mrs Stuyvesant lie Roy IS visiting M
and Mrs. John S. Barnes Mr.. and MRS. a. IL.
Shattuck have been visiting W. d. SnattucK 'his
week. ., ,, 1919.
Mrs j. w. Davis gave a delightful dinner party
at the Eddy cottage Monday evening for the
Younger set Mr. and Mrs. William ID. Sloane gave
dinner party last SATURDAY night Tor mr. ana s
gave a luncheon Tuesday for the Count ana
Countess de Heredia Mr.. F. d. Tappan gave
evening One OF the most delightful entertainments
OF the week was the luncheon given by X. {.
Dixey for Henry Sands, of London, who is the
guest of his brother Philip j. sands Among no the
guests present were Walter GOODWIN, Phlilp d.
Sands and Peter Moer.
Work is progressing rapidly on the foundation OF
John Sloane's house on Beecher Hill Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ Waterbury, OF Westchester, are at the
Among recent arrivals from New-York at the
Curtis House are ". T. Tracy. E. NJ. Priest Miss
loch. II. NJ Patton, George e. Scott, Mr.; and
Mrs. d. W. Bidwell. Miss Bdwell. Misses Cheva-
lier. Miss A J. Sherman Mrs. ID. J. Wills. Miss
Louie b. Willis. Samuel Frothingham Mrs; E.
f. John Woosley jr.. Miss e. Hasbrook and
Thomas Rowe.