New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-08
IN BERKSHIRE-LAND.
SUMMER JEWELLERS IN VARIOUS VII
Lagos.
LrNox p1rrsFIELD. GREAT HARRINGTON, STOCK
BRIDGE AND TYRINGHAM.


Ing OF the Lenox Club was held on Wednesday, and
these officers were elected: President, John Win
throp; vice president Joseph Tucker; treasurer, Jo-
seph w Burden; secretary. David Lydlg; Board or
Governors, John 5. Barnes. Joseph W. Burden.
George W. Folsom, DR.. r. c. Greenleaf. David
Lydig Thomas Post. Philip j. Sands. Joseph Tucker
and John Winthrop The annual meeting was fully
attended The clubhouse is hardly large enough for
the needs OF the club which has increased In num-
uers recently. The club owns large pot Of ground
and Intends 10 build new clubhouse in the near
future.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Phillips. Of NewYork.
with their two sons, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Barnes Mr.. John Sloane, who has been on
a fishing trip the Restigouche, has returned 10
Lenox Mrs Sloane who has been In Europe for
some time has also come to Lenox, and they are
now getting the furniture into their new country
house Beecher Hill, which they Will occupy with
In 4 few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher Adams gave dinner OF
a dozen covers on Monday evening. Among the
guests Frederick ID. Tappen. Mr., and Mrs.
Arson Phelps Stokes. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph w.
Burden and II. =. Rogers.
Mrs. Peter Moller gave dinner party Tuesday for
Miss Bessie Colson, who is her guest. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs John s. Barnes, DR..
and Mrs. Greenleaf. Mr. and Mrs. William d. Sloane
| and Miss Mackay.
There were several picnic parties on the Fourth
OF July About twenty-five people went down TO the
Mahkeenac Boat Club house and had tea there.
Atterward they enjoyed rowing about the lake
j. Miss knOwltOn. Of NewYork. and Frederick Ere
} lnghuysen are guests at William d. Sloane's. MI
and Mrs. Archibald Cavering Gunter have large
house party at SOuthwood and take great pleasure
In driving them about the country TO see the beau
tifui Berkshlres.
held the lawn OF Mrs. Richard c. Dixey, on
Tuesday Most Of those interested in tbs sport It
SEASONS shooting Among those who VII W. shoot Ta
, Sands, Bessie x,
Miss Mackay and Mrs. Dixey.
A. b. Higglnson arrived here this week. having
reached NewYork on the Britannia on Friday. He
la. spent neary a year in foreign travel roox
this week. and are at Lexington Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed have been in
Lenox taking look at their new cottage, which
Is in process OF construction near Mahkeenac Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes and family
viii to their hunting lodge In the Adirondack
for 4 few weeks. They viii expect to find their new
house ready for occupancy on their return
Those the latest arrivals at Curtis Hotel: John
son. Miss A. a. Burns, F f. MerrIne.d Mr.. and
roc. ai Max Hart r s and Mrs. h George P@p
ton. : II. Robbins Mrs. V. a. Bacque Of New
York: Mrs. l.. Luckenbach and Edgar F. Lucken-
bach. Of Brooklyn.
Plttsheld. Mass, July (SpeclaD. Colonel Cut
ting and his Walter have gone on a salmon
/ fishing excursion to Canada. Mr.. and Mrs Theo-
dore l.. P0meroy gave a large dancing party on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Frank Learned of New
York e a guest at E.mwood. the Learned home
stead here Miss Bentley. OF Chicago. Is the guest
OF Nir ana Mrs. + W button. CiiTord Bucking-
ham. OF Chicago. IS visiting Mr.. Ralph Whiting.
Mrs. Frances Prescott gave morning musca.e Tor
Miss florence Gaze on THURSDAY. George Davis.
- the late Senator David DAVIS has been at the
American House this week John Whitman OF
New York. has been spending the week at Map.e-
wood Miss Sara Kendg Allen, OF New-fork. Is
spending some weeks here Arthur Cumnock, OF
New York spent the Fourth Ia town as the guest
OF Colonel and Mrs Cutting.
York ana other cities account Of the hot weather.
and Mapew0od Hotel has more guests than II had
81 Tuna 1-faaa "A r
TIva:5 Mr.. a Rattin Miss Ins:es Mrs frs, vI b.
X l.. Abbott Mr. anl Mrs NJ J. Bailey. Brooklyn;
j. Harper Bonne.., staten Island Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Ta.mcr'S ir'. Albany. Mrs j. 7. Mount and faWi:y.
Els, Orange y. J.: Mrs. John G. Barrett, Miss
SiDckArllge Mass. Ju.y CspecIan The cottagers
are now near.y al. here. Among the lates, 20 ar
rly- Was Mrs oscar Iasagl. who has just returned
from Europe. She VIII remain here for the rest
/ Of the season. Mr. Choate. who has been IN Albany
for some weeks as chairman * the Constitutions.
{. INVENTION. j. here three days IN the week,
w!,h his famiy Who at their summer home
hero Dr. Henry VI Fled VII return - his cot
tax. here when be- gets back from his Alaskan trip.
H. has gone q, that region for the purpose Ok get
tng llil from which to write a book on Alaska
The second hop Of the season wac fully attended
at Che Casino ;hi' sven!nS .,,,,. .,,o... These
ar. tso ,cs, arriyi- Rober, Ja;rrly Miss Jaffray.
Mrs T. J. Pol-mtn Mr and MTs. Chires Astor
= IS Nlcao- Mr AMI Mrs. ;. .. Reed +. Wniam
+ Cere. Ncw-York r. Pa,cAen. Miss Este \.
Marion sgr .lln John V. Jewo.. Mss Jew-. Miss
a .ce Jewc.. Alexander Armsbre. bro2kyn' Dr.
ana Mr. Henri, Hunl. Mr. ssmue. Hund. Miss
Lelrati Learned Humid. Albany c. G. oFesn'
g O. Green. Jr " Ii. Mack.ntosh. Boston; Mr..
aal MIS- l. t. Donaldson. Providence.
Great Darlington. Mass. July CSpecilo.-There
have never been many cottages occupied By
/ NrN-Y0rk aul other city peope as this summer.
Tae nr., hop Of ihe season takes pace In the
arg. alnng-roon 81 the berkshire Inn this evening.
and WIFI be attended by all the cottagers and their
guests. as we as those staying at the Inn.
These are the latest arrivals az the Berkshire Inn:
Frank Koch John T. Huggins. Miss II. Higgins,
Mr. and Mrs. II. 5. Kngsey George ID. Farrar,
James \ wright H. Hobart P a,, r. I C. X.
send Mrs il. k B.ooiso9a' +. W, Me;;een.
T M'S s Neye N.. swan "a M M.: Ann INK Z
Mr9 ,' J. NJ Van Dyke. Mrs. NJ. Hough. Newark,
y j.. J. \ Bayari Kane. Phiadephia' Mr.. anu
Mrs. T. &. Cummings, Portland. Me
Tyrrgharn. Mass july (speciaD This peasant
town has never had many summer visitors as this
/ s,,son Nelry a. the boarding houses are fled
with guests and some say II they had three times
as much room they could III f. with city ooaTders.
! ,ws: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watson CIDER and
/ family. Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Chase and son. Mrs
! I'm cooper Institute; Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Hooper
and children Rodman DeKay Cider. sidney Dekay
fsTy Of Brookyn; Mr. ; 4 Hooper Chicago;
Mrs. +. G. Coded and NJ ~ H20psr, Of Nv, Washing
NEu-YORkERS ACE INFLUENTIAL.