New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
LENOG AND ITS NEIGHpn,
PITTSFIELD, sTOCKBRIDGE. Nrw.
BoRo AND GREAT HARRINGTON
AND THE SUMNER JEWELLERS WHO rx,.-
AMONG THE BERKSHIRE u,,,s

AND THE SUMNER JEWELLERS WHO Enjoy
AMONG THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
Lcnox, Mass July 81 (speciaD-Th. MI.
thing IN the line OF outdoor sports this v..s NN
the meeting or the Archery Club on the h....'H
lawn OF MIS- william d. Sloane. at Elm c,s4e
Among those who made some good score. v. 'oir
| Grosvenor. Miss Mildred Devereux. Mr., ~. hh
c. Dxey, Miss Shaw. Miss Barnes and Mis-, ~
| leaf. There were many OF the cottager.
spectators. among them being Mr. an. ~
Alfred Devereux, Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. D,n. AT
and Mrs. George Turnure, Mrs Lindsay r..%
Richard Goodman, jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Josenb p~'. st
and many others who enjoyed the shooting az
cup OF tea on Mrs. Sloane's cool piazzas tn.
meeting OF the club will be held on Tuesday =, ~
lawn of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Moller ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Williams have
party Mt the Frelinghuysen cottage, which tb.v ~
occupying this summer
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Morgan gave
dinner party on Wednesday evening. Amor.u
guests were Mr. and Mrs Thatcher Adams NJ, w
Mrs. George G. Haven and Mr.. and Mrs. Wu'.%N
D. Sloane.
The teas at the club boathouse at MahL...
Lake. which were delightful feature OF las, =.
son. will be resumed this year. the frs, on. 49,
given next Saturday. Those who have s,,.s
charge OF these teas and will see that they A..
success are NrS. joseph w burden Mrs d
Dana. Mrs Richard c. Greenleaf. Mrs De H.,ns
Mrs. Alfred Devereux, Miss Furnss Mrs Ca.
g. Haven. Mrs. Jesup. Mrs. d. ". Bishop. NJ
David Lydig.
Curtis Hotel has It's usual large quota OF y,..
from the cities. These are some OF this week, :.
rivals: Irving J. Brown. Luther g. Brown, B.,,,
McCogney. f. II. Randel. Henry Scharn. R n
Mansfield. Charles q. Thompson. II. l.. Lpplnco,
Mrs. Woodruff. Mrs Hogan, Mss Drake. chars,
Mr. II Leonard u
nard Mr. and Mrs. ;. B. H. Miss Ethel Hill M
v. NJ. shelton; }; OTIS Dutton, Miss 5. r. VIII
throp. Of New-York.
Pittsheld. Mass. July q CSpeclaD This ha, ~.
a week Of dancing in Pittsheld. closing with a,
regular Friday dance at Mapewood and the r.c..
ton at Ingesde. the house OF M and Mrs.
NELL Wilson. In addition 10 this there have b4,,
several teas.
4 large dance was given by Mrs. John Buckirs
ham on Thursday night at her large country plas
Fort HILL" in the west part OF the town n.
party was given for Miss Wood. who is CUES, a.
Mrs BucknEhsmIs Among , those present wen
Cook Miss Madeline Cutting Miss Mollie MACY
Miss Elizabeth Learned Miss Grace Allen, Mr. IL
{. Albro. Miss Cornea Davis. Miss Mollie Albn
and Mr.. Fred Hibbard
Stockbridge. Mass. July q (SpecaD.-The young
people in Stockbridge have decided to have wr
pleasant time the remainder OF the summer for
they gathered In the pretty little Casino We.net
day. and at a meeting decided 10 have someth.rs
every week. First will come dance on Saturday
night, and then some sort OF entertainment vii
be provided. Among those present al the meeting
were Alexander Sedgwick Edward owen. Nm
Pomeroy. DR. Burnett Miss sedgwlck. Mr.. Dwiss,
Mr. stetson. Mrs. John Winthrop, Miss Hague sa
Miss Armstrong.
There was a tea on Friday at the Casino. which
was given by the new board OF directors for Ii.
subscribers OF the Casino This tea was largely A.
tended and the new directors. who were hos. %
this occasion, were Mrs. Stephen D. Field. Ma
Weyman. Edward owen and Prescott Hall Bule'
There is dance going on this evening at the ca
he arrivals the stoek4rase I House h s, week
Miss or B sPesfy roa rs p Kenda MIS-. a AS
VI: Hazard New York Mr.. and Mrs George Va
Mrs. Thomas Leidford Miss Lelfori Brooklyn |
New Marlboro. Mass. July q CSpeciaD.-Peop. .
ire beginning to learn that the little OF New
Marlboro is one OF the coolest and most charming
spots in Berkshire County. This is well shon
~ the fact that never has the town had so mar
ummer guests this season. The Inn Is file. !
With boarders and under the charge OF Mr Foss, d
ate OF the Hotel Grenoble New-York. as steward Il
as an admirable cuisine. Woodawn has maaI Z
guests and the private cottages all allei.
Among the arrivals for the last few days an
'ecn Hastng. A. w. Hoyt. John Fitzsimmo's
ir. and Mrs. T. a. Joyce. Mr.. and Mrs Waa'
urn. New-York; Mr.. and Mrs. W. Mount N
. Fitzsmmons. Brooklyn. Mr.. and MIS-. J. Cs'
er Brown. Providence: Mrs. G. 4. Sheldon, NJ:
MI Mrs. A. r. Shern New-Haven. Mrs. a..
Hiss Russell, G. r. Talcott Hartford; Mrs. Car
err Troy.
Great harrington. Mass. July q (SpecsN-
delightful hop is taking place this eys''
ng at the Inn. Among those present are MS
Constance Parker the Misses Everett. Miss hA-
iiss Cudlippe. Miss Cofing. Mr.. and Mrs. JON
'hurch. Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Burgess. FredeHI
eeley. William Brown. Frederick Sanford. CHAR"
;, Russell. Charles c. Kerner. Mortimer smlth
frederick Atwater. William Pope. Mr.. ana MY
B. Hill Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Deland, Mt az.
FRS George Stuart Studwell and Mr.. and MI
rkenburs.