New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
A BUSY AUTUMN SEASON AT LENoX.

INCIDENTS OF TIE WEEK At PlTTsFlELD
srocKBRIpGE ANp GREAT BARRINGToN.
Ienox. Mass Sept Is ,SrecIaD.-This has been
n busy week in I.enox. Mrs. j. w Davis gave a
large dance Monday evening at Bonnie Brne Tor
her daughter. Miss Eloise Davis. Mrs. fhlih ..
Sands gave a dance Wednesday evening for her
daughters The first large dance OF the season was
given at the Schermerhorn Assembly Rooms FRIDAY
night bv Jameson Getting and several other young
men 1t was chaperoned 10y Mr.. and Mrs ). fs-
mont Schermerhorn and about 200 invitations were
issued.
The Golf Club has now abou, thirty members and
additions are constantly being made. many OF the
young women taking an Interest in N" sport
The Archery club met with Mrs. John Sloan" TINS
week The final meeting Of the club VIII be h''i
next Tuesday on the lawn Of Mrs. George H. Nor
gan and the shooting FOR the prize for prizes VIII
take place.
Count and Countess SerstorpN are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs William H. sloane. George Palmer
the explorer is the guest of George q. Haven lie
has iust returned from the Arctic seas H. W. l''.'
the grandson Of Robert Peel. of England. has "f"n
here this week. Mavroyen Bcy is expected from
Washington on Monday. and other members OF the
diplomatic corps will be- here later. l'rd ana I"N
Playfair are to be the guests OF Mr. and MIS-.
Charles Ianicr for October.
The annual floral tub parade on Friday was on"
OF the best ever hero. The weather Was per
feet, and there were more carriages In line IMAM
usual After the parade tn" participants all en-
toyed a dance the green 10 the music OF inc
Lenox band.
These are the latest arrivals AZ the Curtis House:
Mrs Schuyler Crosley. jameson Lee Fnnoy. Mrs.
: J. Held. Miss Held. Thomas Duy"r' James
puyer r W Kelsey. Mrs. John Holmes. MISS
Holmes Miss Minnie Holmes. Miss Tr"ssh Holmes.
Master Georg" Holmes Miss l.. T.. Thomson, r. d.
Bronson Rrayton Ives ". e. Sch"rm"rhorf. w.
Roger Morgan jr l.. J. Reckendorf. Mr.. ana MIS-
T. II. Parsons. Mrs. +. r. Harris. Master robert
Harris Edwin Gilbert. Charles q. ThDmpson Mr
and Mrs j. II. Je-sup. Mrs Lamont. NJ. ana Nf@
W G. Percy Mr. and Mrs. Nelott u. Dech'rt
william T. Philip. Morgan L. Livingston. J.. ;
HUNTINGTON Mr.. Miller and Miss Miller = sew"
York. and ". g Wiley anl H. II. b's"'r'h' o'
The eighty-Nrih annual cattle show - The Oh
BERKSHIRE Agricultural Society. wh.ch was h"l4 "'
TncsJ,v Vas grca, success The weather wa
perfect throughout and from l0'"p 10 EIn p"2P.e
Several foIr-ln-hAnis were ny from l,enoH on hoih
these days ana many other fine ,urnontS werr seen
wcdnesiay ATTRACTED much attention ,.,.,.,,..
Nj ana MIS- hcity ~, r' bons. bere When Mr.
MacKenze Gordon, Of Mew,York gave eng ,..i re-
o MT for E%a gs trust Mn" Of aHf Who o
guest at Maplewood. Mrs. Mnn.ce gave the second
in a series Of dinner parties Wednesday eycnins
There we're the usual dances at Maplewood Monday
Wednesday and Friday. ,., go.
Mrs Zenas Crane gave dance at "Wllowbrook
Friday evening for her daughter. Miss Frances
crane and her guest Miss Lippincott. OF Phia-
Among the Mapewooi arrivals this week arc
Mrs S NJ Valentine Mrs. Henry Palmer. W. X
Morgan. jr Du.ey Morgan. John Morgan, J. 5
Boardman Miss Boariman. Miss +. +. Totten. H.
'. T'otten. New-York Mrs l.. T. BARR y. MIS-
George : Coleman. Brooklyn. one OF Ia" chi"i IN
clients Of the season at Great harrington WAS me
german given at the Berk shire Inn Friday evening
The favors were pretty and tasteful. Judge justin
Dewey will speak TO the Bryant cub on VI 'nily
evening on Greek Education" Miss Josephine I'LL,
Of BROOKLYN Is the guest II Mrs. John H. G. church
Miss Clark and william Sayback, 81 New- orH are
guests at Hamilton Grange. Charles ; Dana
Judge Isaac Maynard ana General MCMAHON are
guests OF Colonel william Brown.
This has been Stockbridgc's busy week. as well
az il nelghbors and there has boon much to do
and see The parade through Icy Glen on Wcfn"s-
day evening most successful Tho good en"ct
was increased 10y the bright moonlight. Many
people paradcd with lighted torches through this
rocky and wild ravine ana aftcrn ard danced round
a bonfire on the village green. The fancy costumes
were unusually good. The pfrai" was led by I'd
ward owen. a Mephstophelcs, IN a red ana black
costume.
Kenyon Cox is staying In S'ockbridge for a few
days and making some sketches OF picturesque
places and people.
These are some Of the latest arrivals at the Stock
bridge House: John r. Proctor X VI. Collins. W T..
Collins. a. VI. Valencia. Mr.. and Mrs Munser,
and McJamcs V. Coogan, New-York.