New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
THE LEMON SEASON AT us HEiHtil
DINNERS. DANCES AND OTHER soOiNh rNN i'"i-'
OF THE wEEK-MANY NEW AE'
pIV,TS REGISTERED.
RIVALS REGISTERfD'

RIVALS REGISTERED.
rorox Mass Sent l6 oSpeciaD-The season has
reached it's height There has been great variety
-, on,ort.inments during the week. The principal
feature of the out -of-door sports was the tennis
/ tournament on Tuesday and Wednesday on the
courts of the Lenox Clubhouse. The victory OF
Wrcnn and Chace over Hobart ana laiihauee was
well deserved. as both pairs played every point 10
win The other players were kuhn' OF hos'oh' anu
Fowler. Of Brooklyn
Mrs George II. Morgan gave muslcdie Moi'u"y
morning and Miss Elliot sang Herr Buhler P,a!eu
the nano and Miss Leonora Jackson played the
violin. ,
Mrs w. g. Shattuck gave musical and literary
entertainment Tuesday. when MISS Adela'ue
Detchon was heard i'm LenoX for the hrst trne
,morp those present were Mrs. George b. Ioring
of Washington: Countess de Herida. Miss Molier
the Misses Barnes Miss Barlow, MISS S'ohes' MISS
lie Bergeois. and Miss Candy.
on Wednesday evening Mrs. r. c. Greenieai gave
a benefit concert for Miss l-eonora Jackson lhere
were over hundred present After the concert
the young people had "A dance
Mrs Nelson gave dancing party at the AS
sembly Rooms on Tuesday evening
Miss Wharton gave IA dinner party OF '"eNe
covers on Wednesday and Mrs q. u. Haven gave
one on Saturday The guests present were WI anu
Mrs Stuvvesant and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Moier.
Mrs I Searle BARCLAY gave dinner on Monday
evening Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Moller Mr. Potter. Mrs. 'hapn ana MI
/ and Mrs. II. : Dana.
Miss AdaIlna Moller gave dinner OF twelve
covers on Tuesday for Griswold Foster
\ large company of the younger set went TO
| the boat dubious, ON Tuesday evening anu ia"
a dance ANA row on the lake.
LADY Edmund Fitzmaurcc is the guest OF her
cousin Mrs Joseph White.
Mr. and Mrs. James r. Jcsup are in Lenox. Mr.
and Mrs Morris X Jesup are at their cottage
Mr. ana Mrs j. f. -. I.anier are the guests VI
Mr. and Mrs Charles lanicr.
! David Iydg was elected trustee OF the Heds
wick library and rcading-roon, in place OF the
late Colonel Auchmuty. on Monday.
Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes gave large Informal
dance on Thursday evening. This Is the nrsi
large entertainment she has given since her return
To LcnoX.
The weeks arrivals at the Curtis Hotel are Mrs
H. OngIcy H. -. Green. j. MAILER, Mrs. DAVID
Thomson Mrs Cadwaadcr Evans Misses Evans.
Mr. and Mrs j. NJ COOK. Miss Cook Mis-. \. ;.
webb Miss Webb. Miss dr Huyter Mr.. and Mrs
Archer Vance Panconsf Mr. and Mrs. George NJ
Wood Miss Marjorie Wood Mr.. Casett. Miss tlaS-
I ott. MI and Mrs. ". G. Sch'rm"ThOrn. Miss Sch"i
mcrhorn Mrs. g. VI. Casey. of New York city.
Miss G. T. Vicar Mrs. !. u. cousins. brooklyn.
Iohn g. Stcarns t. .. futile Miss :. l.. Hyde,
Lucian \. Taylor. Boston Joseph Mead. John :
Mead. Bridgeport. Conn. Nh. ami Mrs. John TROY"
bridge Cambridge. Mass; j. ". Bishop. Worccs-
y. Mrs g. H. Hurcigh South berwick. Ne" Miss
VI T.. ,ielson. Newark. y j., Admiral and Mrs
John II. rpshur. Washinglon. -. g." Albert W
nit y j.. MIR ana Mrs. John Struthcrs Miss
Struthers. Philadelphia. Miss Woolman. Miss ). T..
Woolman. Burlington. y. j.. W. y. Jones. H. g
Iampson London. Mr.. ana Mrs H. Is. Eloodgood
New Marlboro Mass Lincoln Person Tarrytown.
y. y. Miss Kate Sanbcru Newport X. J.. MIs q.
Salisbury com, MIR and Mrs g. L. clark MIR
and Mrs II f. Ncwcton Ncv Haven. Conn.