New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
Miss Pauline We'll. D. Long and w. q s,.
Mrs Rid RSnb s. B. Clark Mr. and Mrs John
Sharkford r. Crary, f. Horton Miss Maud Tn l.
soil and Robert G. 1ngersoll are at the Dennis ssr'
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
THE HIGH TIDE OF THE SEASON A,
LENOX
MANY NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF ru
WEEK At GREAT HARRINGTON. PITTS.
FIELD AND sTocKBRIDGE.

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Lenox Mass, Sept. (SpeciaD.-Now Is tho H..
tide of the year In the entire Berkshire region 80
particularly in Lenox. where people are comn-
every day in great numbers prepared for a CAV g.
tcmber The entire month promises to be filled uv,.,
good things including some assemblies in the schs,
merhorn Assembly Room. sailing contest on "A.
lake and the coral tub parade
The entertaining done this week was chiefly n
the form OF dinner parties. On Tuesday Pe,s,
Mo.ler gave a dinner to Mr. and Mrs Henry
Hyde of New-York. Mrs. William D. Sloane gav.
a dinner party on Wednesday for General Horac.
Porter. Those present Miss Moer Mrs Val.
entine Bacque. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloane Mr. ana
Mrs. Frederick d. Tdppan also gave a dinner AZ
which Mrs william Adams, Miss Moller Mr. Mol
Ter. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Andrews were present
Mavroyeni Beg, the Turkish Minister will arrIv.
in Lenox next week. william c. Schermerhorn
opened his country house to-day. Mr.. Van Ness
Philip was in Lenox this week. NJ. and Mrs J. N
Borland expected soon
These are the latest arrivals at Curtis Hotel: Mr..
W H. Sackett. Miss Sackett. Miss Murphy. Mss n
Newman II. Newman. Miss MacE,hlnney Miss
Agnes MacEihinney, James ". Slmmott, Mrs R a
Greggs. Miss Graggs, En-. j. Hanks Miss Annie
Hanks Miss Helen G. Williams Charles s. Fish
8 l.. Scott. Mr. md Mrs J. z. Mccain Mrs E. n
J.. Hazard. Miss ". f.. McHenery, DR.. p r. Flana.
chan. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gibbons John c. Glib
bons. Charles Dckerson. James b. Gilbert, r. p
Wariwen f. j Henderson, John Lindsey. John
Toole Mr. and Mrs James W. Tappln Sidney
Tappln the Rev and Mrs. John y. W Brown Mrs
Harris Master Robert Harris, o. NewYork; Mr.
and Mrs. g. H. Huntington. Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. H.
Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Charles b. Dewey, Miss
Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Harris, l.. T.. Berger Mr.
and Mrs. ". II. Erhart. OF Brooklyn
Professor f. 4. Iosmer and Mrs. Hosmer have
been in Great harrington this week as the guests
of Mrs George w Briggs. Professor Hosmer, who
Is now connected with Oahu College, Honolulu
gave a talk 10 the Thursday Morning Club about
Hawaii A reception was given to him and Mrs.
osmer this evening IN the and IGwh r I Hos gOtSen "
on their return trip to Hawaii on Monday
large DRYING party Te- T9 MIS- Lf pss
sons. Miss Grcenleaf. Miss lie Bourgeois Miss
Barnes Mss Wimerdns MIS- K sn5 Gs m N Jw
on Tuesday evening Mr.. Ames gave a large card
Late arrivals at the Berkshire Inn are Mr.. and
Mrs, F. Il. Holmes, Miss seymeur MI Tt and Mrs
+ + Thompsor. the Misses La Fetra New-York:
Mr. william H. Maxwe.L j. C. Pitts. +. ;. Bonn,
George II; Roberts, jr.. Brooklyn .., T., MA.
field was the large dance. given by Ms Susie Val:
entlne at onota for her guest Miss ISL RiSsr Of
four-i hand, among them being Mr GTesnltaf NJ.
Williams Harvey Wams Hugh Inn snman n, M
we're Miss Grace Hubbell: Sidney Treat, OF New
York; Miss Grace Allen. Miss Cutting Miss Mary
head Mr Royce and Samuel W. Bowerman
The regular Friday dance az Mapewood was
largely attended. also the concerts ana IN
formal dances or Monday and Wednesday evenings.
Miss Allen. OF Brooklyn, who has been spendine
the summer at MaplewOOd returned % town on
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Cady and Miss Loosely
OF New-i3edford also left Wednesday.
William Koch has out his fourth hand nearly
every pleasant day with ? jolly party: Re nas
driven 70 Lenox and StOckbridge and all about the
country in the vicinity OF Pittsfeh. .,
There have been many arrivals az Mapew0od ms
week. among them being Dr.. and Mrs D"sni
Mrs r. s. Pope. New-Y0rk; Frank l.. Shinen'
Brooklyn. 49,,
The annual torchlight parade through Icy Glen
which is OF the unique features o. the season
in Stockbrdge every year. has been several umes
postponed on account of the Dry weather. 1u' II -
thought now aha, X may occur some time 'he e0ii'
!Ag week ., =, -.
~ the recent annual business meeting, o. ,ne
Laurel Hi Association the following llst OF DUCTS
was chosen for the coming year; president hent.y
- Sedgwck: vice presidents the rev hehIy, ~
Lawrence the Rev. Paris T. Farewell Danlel n
Williams; treasurer. Or. Theodore { Burnett: Sec
father the late +, W b. Canning, held this once
showed a balance OF s5G3 in the treasury.
Mrs George :. KnickerbOCker or New-l mas
been spending the past week in Stock0riige.
The third OF the series Of entertainments at tho
Casino took place tonight
These are the latest arrivals at the stocAorlage
House: George II. Mott. T. Il. Blocker. MIS-
Wright. Miss Wright. Miss Helen T Nelles. B.
Doison Miss Dodson. Miss Nellie VI. Handy Miss
Cnchy and the Misses Gibson Of New-fork