New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29
AMONG THE BERKSHIRES.
THE WEEK AT LENOX. PITrsF1ELD AMI
OTHER TOWNS.
co.rurNo AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FLORAL PARADE-yIsITORS FROM
NETWORK

FLORAL PARADE-VlSlIORS riSOM
NETWORK.
I.nox Mass July 2S (SpeciaD.-There have been
many dinner parties and other entertainments this
week.
T w Davis and family went to Bar Harbor on
Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. william ID. Sloane VIII
go 10 Bar Harbor next week Mr. John sloane
who has just moved Into his new house, VIII re-
main in Lenox all the rest OF the summer and rail-.
Miss Furniss and Miss Clementina Furniss gave
dinner on Monday evening for George van Nest
Baldwin Of New-York. Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher VI.
Adams gave dinner on Tuesday night FOR Pro-
fessor Rood, OF Columbia College. MIS- "lIiiam ~
Sloane gave a dinner on Wednesday evening lor
Mrs. Valentine Blacque. Mr.. and Mrs George II.
Morgan gave a dinner on Thursday night
The two large sailboats belonging TO the Lenox
Roat Club were out on Tuesday when there was
good breeze DR.. Greeneafs sail boat was also
out the same day. Among the young women VINO
are learning to sail boats and have become quite
expert IT are Miss Barnes MISS Chariotte
Barnes Miss Marion Greenleaf, Miss Sands and
Miss Moller.
The Archery Club met Tuesday afternoon on
the lawn OF Peter Moller The family OF Mr..
Charles Ianier will make brief trip to the sea-
shore going next week. Mrs. +. X. SturSs gave
a dinner party on Thursday. She had ABOUT
dozen guests The week closed with the Saturday
tea at the house Of the Lenox Boat club
The latest arrivals from New-York at the Curtis
House are: George ". Uchtman. Mr.. and Mrs D.
Mars A. L. Phillips Charles b. Weathered'
Charles G.. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Charies D
Smith e. Winthrop. Thomas C. Burt.
Pittsheld Mass. July 2s (SpeciaD.-One OF the
largest dances of the week was given by MT ana
Mrs Henry c. Valentine. OF New-fork. at their
country house for house party when they nave
been entertaining.
Mrs. Walter Cutting gave dance Monday even
Ing for her guests. the Misses Cumnock. On MoH-
day also the Misses Whitehead. OF Chicago. gave
a driving party 20 Stockbrdge on Niners
four-in-hand Mrs. william WNberforce New
ton gave garden party in the grounds
OF 81. Stephens rectory on Wednesday il was
given FOR her guests. Miss Bertha Cooke
and Miss Adelaide Smith. OF Philadelphia The hop
at Maplewood on Friday evening was a large and
pleasant affair There many New-fork people
now at Maplewood. some Of the latest arrivals De-
Ing Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Grfen. Mrs victor
ALLEN and the Misses Alline Mrs Edwin "A. WHIT
field and the Misses Whitfield.
williamson. Mass, July % (SpeciaD.-The princi-
pal amusement Of the cottagers is found In coaching
and there are a number OF fine four-in-hand turn
outs here. Harley T. Proctor OF Cincinnati has
two brakes 10 which he drives kentucky-ored
hackneys. generally matched In bays and
grays His carriages all black and yellow
Charles Buckley Hubbell. OF New-York has his
fourth hand coach out nearly every day with
folly party upon IT, Many driving parties stop over
a day - at the Greylock. A large one from
Bennington. Vt. there this week.
The recent arrivals at the Greylock are: Miss |
Jennie Alden. Mr. and Mrs. S. Wright Dunnins' /
Mrs. c. f. Francis. Mrs. John Mason. Mrs. X. s.
BIB. W c. Bibb. William L. Marsh. j. H. Bradley. |
OF New-York and ]. T. Durham. Of Brooklyn.
Stockbridge. Mass, July IS (SpeciaD-A supper |
and dance will be given at the Casino next Tues
day This is be the first OF the series OF enter
tainments gotten up by the committee appointed !
BY the directors at their recent business meeting.
In addition there Will be a hoop drl gwen Dy nine
young women. Arrangements are already being |
made for The Moral parade on the housdtohc ftFr'.
Miss Mabel Choate and Miss Efhe tnoate daush-
and Miss Helen Rood daughters OF Professor Rood
have gone TO Narragansett Pier for Few weeks
d Mss ANNA hi Roik@ s erehre party was given
at the Siockbridse House on wednesday evening
IheFf r wIs n n Field nG has been on heard
I'm Alaska He is enjoying the best health
The arrivals al the stockbrdge House this week
Mrs Tufr hSq'1 " dGqr' Be- V Vaeh
Miss De- vach Brookyn Miss A; q. TayIor, Allen
town Penn Clinton Ten EXek MI w and Mrs w Il A
seward' Mr. and Mrs John Hadden. the Misses
Gsa snTs July HSs'sp
th people Syns the Ee3;sSt ng Tsss q Morr
sey and Mr. and Mrs John Church. Colonel Will
lam r. Brown Is not entertaining muc9 =. on ac
Mrs brown. Mr.. Tent has, party out almost n.o;
every day on his four-in-hand M ana Mrs. VII IL,
Saratoga and Mr. and Mrs. William Tent. jr;; have
come Hamilton Grange Tor a te" weeks llahC"s
are given At the Berkshire Inn every other Satur-
day. This evening there Is euchre party IN the
pa rlors OF the Inn.
MIR and Mrs John Shepard OF Boston. Mr.. and
Mrs John Shepard. r.. spending a Few weeks az
the Rerkshirc Inn Miss Alice Thaxter Reeves and
Walter Reeand W. A. Cole and Carlo Cariotti nave
hen spending n few days here a driving party
was al the Inn this week from New S, Marlboro.
tlc including Mr.. and Mrs VI. u. Wells, Mr.. and
Mrs L. Atkinson. u. x. Wells, Miss L. H. Wells
AMI Miss Mcfarland.
The Amateur Dramatic Club OF Great barring
ton Will produce Freezing Mother-in- Law some
limo within two wecks probably AT the Town Hall
The berkshire Inn is well filled with guests
among whom are the following new arrivals from
Nev- York. Charles Stewart Smith. Allen crosby /
Alfred Lockwood Brown. J H. Ripley, Miss Ripley
ieorge D. Fnrrar. Charles W. Forbes Mr. and Mrs
i; Gates Victor Hurbert Lukens. Mrs Allen W
Iukcns H. g. 5. Morris G. w. Phelps John l.
Nictcalf Miss Florence ID. Thompson. Mr.. and MIS-
Gilbert l.. J.. SnYden.