New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
AMONG THE BERKSHJRES.
DINNERS AT LENOX.
MANY CoTTAGERs ENTERTAIN IN HONOR OF
THEIR GUEsTs-NEXT MONTH WILL

BE LIVELY
Lenox. Mass, Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-The cottagers
are coming bactto Lenox this week in large num-
beers. preparing Nor September There are more
house parties now than usual in August William
ID. Sloane and his daughters returned from the
yacht races in Newport late this week. Mrs
Sloane who has been at Paul Smiths for the ias'
two weeks, returned Tuesday. Among their
house party are Mrs. George Bend and Miss Amy
Bend George Vanderbilt will come up in Septem-
Der, and there will be other members Of the Van
derbt family here during the autumn.
The Archery Club met the lawn of Mrs. Peter
Moller Wednesday afternoon. The club Is ar
ranging for its annual tournament which comes OH
in september. Among those who shot yesterday
and will shoot for prizes are Mrs. Richard e
Dixey, Miss Anna Shaw, Miss Mildred DevereuX
Miss Grosvenor. Miss Lulu Barlow Miss Barnes
Miss May Beckwith, Miss Constance Ogden The
club will be divided up into three classes, and there
will be three prizes In each class
Count de Heredia and the Countess, who have
been spending the last two weeks in Saratoga,
where they drove in their four-in-hand, have ar
rived at the II. II. Cook cottage for the rest OF
the season. DR.. Kinnicutt continues to improve.
and was out driving on Wednesday of this week
Mrs Storey. of New-York Is the guest Of Mrs.
Barlow, and Miss Knott, of Washington, is the
guest OF the Warders. George II. Morgan and
Charles Lanier. who attended the yacht races at
Newport have both returned, and have house par
ties. Mr. Hartman Durkee, OF New York, is visit.
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. Burden.
The Ladies' Bowling Club composed entirely OF
young women. meets at the alleys Of the LenoX
club Tuesday and Friday mornings. They can
bowl equal to the men. and in contest have won
on several occasions Among the best bowers are
Miss Annie Sands the Misses Meyer the Misses
Warder. Miss Davis. Miss Barlow. Miss Marian
Crconeaf. Miss Alice Grccneaf and Miss Braem
Miss Furniss gave dinner party on Friday
evening. Among the guests were Mrs. waldo
story Joseph Burden. Harry Durkee Mr. ana
Mrs Scarle barclay Richard Goodman, Peter MOL
Ter Miss Ad"na M0ller Peter Moher gave
dinner party Tuesday evening for cX-Mayor ana
present were William Rocse. Mrs. Nelson, Miss
Hamilton Mrs. Frank Sturgs. Searle Barclay,
f.. b. Hoffman Courtlandt +. Bishop who has
been with ssing the yacht races has returned Soin
Newport, ana Will remain the greater part OF sep
tcmher. Miss Furnlss gave a luncheon on Nedpes-
day. Among those present were Mrs iticharl :;
Dixcy. Miss Wharton. Mrs. Griffith Mrs. Alfred
pcyercuX Mrs Joseph Burden, Mrs. J. :. Whistler
and Mrs. Robert Stuyycsant
The assemblies viii take place early in Septem-
Der The time has not been definitely fixed, but
probably the first Will take place september |.
ard on succeeding Friday nights. The younger set
are making arrangements for the tub parade, which
will tai.c place mt the usual time. There are more
fine traps I'm LcDoX than last year, ana the parade
VIII be exceedingly picturesque.
The dances and teas at tho Mahkeenac club boat
house ar Increasing in popularity. There are 80
many OF the younger set here now that the room
where the dancing takes plac" Is Wei filled. They
are held Saturday evenings usually.