New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
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QUIET WEEK At LENoX. srocKBRfuGE AND
GREAT HARHINGTOS

A QUIET WEEK At IENoN sroCKBRfpGE AND
GREAT HARRINGTON.
INnox. Mass. Aug II CspeciaD.-Ths has been
comparatively quiet week. with little going on cN-
ccpt a fcw dinners. SO many u the couagcrs arc
at the scishorc that things have been IN sort 81
quiescent state.
Mr. AMI Mrs Frederick Schcnck Will soon go 70
Ipswich for . Wis.,; with II. VI. Appleton. They viii
then go on 10 Bar Harbor where they viii remain
for a few weeks. returning to LenoV Tor the late
autumn season.
Mrs F. X Siurg.s gave 4 dinner Monday evening
Among the guests were Wnilnm X. Reese. Peter
Mo!ler Mise Moller. Mr and Mrs. Carlos de Herr
dia and Rowland Robbins.
J. W Davis and his family have returned from
Bar Harbor where they have spent most Of tho
month Of July. Mr.. and Mrs. William D. sloane are
expected home from Bar Harbor next week. Misses
Emily and Adele Sloane viii 20 10 Newport for
a short visit before returning here.
Captain John s. Barnes has hSd Captain r. g.
Hayes Of New York. as his guest this week Among
other members OF the Barnes house party are ".
Humphrey and Mr.. Ahrcn. OF New-York, Mr.. ana
Mrs Archibald G. Guntcr have had Miss Edna and
Miss Mary Han. Of New-York. "A guests.
The Archery club met with Mrs. George Higcin-
son this week There good attendance. and
the largest made by Mrs Richard g.
Dixey Several OF the members Of the Junior club
were present and ala some good shooting.
Mr. and Mrs. George O. Haven and Miss Haven
are in Newport where they viii remain for week
or more. Their cottage here is no. closed. Wood
ward Haven is still here. Mrs. Robert ". Chaplin
and her sister Mss Le Bourgeois. returned TO
Lenox this week from Avon. y. s.
Stockbridge Mass. Aug. 1.-THE principal
incident OF the week the picnic given by
Charles de Cordova. Of Ncw-York. at Dwghts
Grove TO which all the children Of the village were
invited. 1t took place Tuesday. and ihe Children
enjoyed all sorts Of games and spread" Many
of he cOtfagers summer attend
nnce 10 the fun.
There have been number OF driving parties
through here this week.
Mrs. John 4. Goodrich has arrived from Lake
wood y. j. Mrs. Goodrich the founder Of the
Laurel Hi Association whicn celebrates It's forty
first anniversary Wednesday. August -
Mrs. Amelia Field Ashburncr. daughter Of the late
j. T. Field formerly of S;cckbrldgc Ia here the
guest Of her lister Mrs.. chester Averll. .....
have been made for three assembly dances. the
first of which Will take place At tine town hall
next Monday evening. Howard " Whiting and
benjamin II. Tcknor ar" the managers
CnmmInaton on Thursday Of next week To- attend
the centennial celebration Of the birthday of VIII
early manhood in Great Darlington. was married
here and wrote many OF his famous poems here
this i' week around the st. Stephens iair at The
Coliseum. The attendance was large all three eyer
ngs beginning with TUESDAY and the church VIII
There havc been thee dances ct Maplewood this
week on Monday. "wednesday and Friday evenings,
the latter being the regular hop
Mrs George II. Iailiin took a party Of young peo'
Die to Wliamstown Thursday Niner's four
/ In hand coach for tWO-days' trim.
/ Mrs Edward Pollacs gave dinner party Thurs
day evening and a garden party Friday at the
old Pollack homestead Gray Tower" Mrs. Charles
Pollock gave a dinner Wednesday evening for Miss
Remsen OF New York Mir. and Mrs. james Huber
are the guests OF Mrs. Maxim. Mr. Huber - the
gun expert who has had charge OF the trials OF the
/ Maxim gun Washington.
/ Mrs william L. Paddock gave lawn party
"Wednesday afternoon for her little daughter Mar
gle Many Pttsheld people attended the reception
given bv Miss Rridgman for Mr. ard Mrs. II. A.
| Dunbar at the Irving House. Dalton Wednesday
evening.
| Or s G. burton had Or Dodd his guest this
week He starts on Tuesday FOR Annoy. China. 10
take charge of a hospital there.