New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
IN The BERKSHIRE HILLS
A BUSY WEEK AT LENOX-DINNERs by LEADERS
OF SoCIETY-GUEsTS At THE HOTELS

OF SOCIETY-GUEsTS AT THE HOTELS.
Lenox. Mass. July 6 (speciaD.-Ths has been as
busy a week socially the last was quiet Win
Fourth of July celebrations. the annual meetings
Of various clubs and the dinners and other social
Incidents the cottagers found something TO
busy themselves about every day ana evening
Outdoor sports have been enjoyed. as the cooi
weather especially favored them
bicycle Instructor from NewYork arrived this
week and already has his time well occupied In
teaching the many young women who wish 10 ride
the wheel. Nearly all the men ride. a great many
OF them preferring the exercise 10 horseback r'd-
ing. The young women however ma time anu
strength for both and may be seen nearly every
morning on their favorite mounts cantering over
the hills Among those who ride both wheel and
the horse are Miss Edith Barnes. Miss Charlotte
barnes Miss Constance Parsons. Miss Ethel stokes
Miss Marion Haven. Miss Ethel Irving Miss Nor
gan and IN fact nearly all the young women here.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt gave large
dinner on Wednesday for Mr.. and Mrs James
Abercrombie Burden. who are spending some Tune
at Elm Court. Mr. and Mrs. William d. sloane
Mr.. and Mrs. Orme Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs Johh
Sloane and other members OF the two families
were among the guests. Mrs. William ID. Sloane
gave a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Burden on MONDAY
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt. nj; and MIS-,
Phelps stokes he Misses Stokes Miss cons si.c
baTnss Mr. Mr' and a0p Mrs also gave
dinner Fourth Of July night after which they en-,
later with fireworks and dancing.
Mr. and Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes have pssa cn
Brook They have also had many other guests IN
wS SDe ends of Of e
They have given several dinners for them ana had
aHna and Of a
Ce @ at we're ns Arson
president; } Egmont schsrmernorn treasurer; ana i
David d 1a There me- a1s nS sre active IN
all club matters They arrange for the satnraasy
lake even more than the men. An effort Will be
made TO have tne sailing msch am9 hs ne y9u"S
The Lenox Club held its annual meeting on Friday
and reelected most OF the od oicers change 81,
Toonssd In EpTGP esS on and Geose
Haven and Frederic d. Tappan were elected to NIL
Mr. and Mrs John F Andrews Of New York. ar
rived at the Curtis house on Tuesday for the re-
inshf Park 9n shaw and william Gammell played
match Of golf on Tuesday r In Which =, mr. Mr.
CANNED made It in lS5
oane has had CHPi%9 Hnk ,Ss Of Yls
place Of his father John Sloane
stockbrldge. Mass. July (speciaD-Oh stock
bridge ia as charming ever this season. The
cottages are all occupied and the Red Lion Inn and
the various boarding houses have about all the
guests they can accommodate. The greatest charm
Of the village is the extreme neatness OF me streets
Largely to the Laurel Hi Association. which is the
Oldest village improvement s9fe'y sn IN ,f bed
hs weS h A ana Ra'
OF Wiiliams College VIII deliver an address on vi
lage Improvement and Social Proeress ms
the late Mrs John T. Goodrich who was the
founder OF the association. .x oo
pie spend much time at the links which are iad
out near The ss9p pc MISS Koha Miss De
Polon Miss Weyman r. B. oven rsn.,s Mr. sW Wr.
do a
place which was largely attended by the o'
NewYork guests The sd Ssa Jsra 1n
Robert Jafay Draper, M Mnto M"! %.s
bach Misses Ia4tersaeh Mr. VIA, and Win Mrs ~ Mr.
a n5dd Mrs. James Fiahagan EmPtrss Ms
William HAYDEN MISS Hayd ss W w calIn T"1.
Wagner' Mr. and Mrs G. Clinton Butler, Nj and
Mrs Beard DR. y z T rTas,S4 MIS- e T. w.
P f9hc w all Of Hew SCio "
Great harrington. Mass. July (speciaD.-The
first Of n series OF fortnlghty dances took place
this evening at the Berkshire Inn These dances
were a feature OF social lie at the inn last season
and will doubtless prove as popular this year.
They will alternate as before with series OF
assemblies at the Town Hall under the manage
L. H. searies has thrown open the beautiful hui
shS" K g, and d'5r a. m to aa ny public
'T Dr. and Mrs ana family Of
Frank /, Pope. on the hill near Brookside Dray,,
,on seares and his family. OF New-York VIII spend
he summer here at the cottage OF Mrs T. D.
Strong. Mr. and Mrs John burget OF New New iorH'
The Berkshire Inn had many arrivals Tbs. ~e sEs
among the late arrivals: Mr. and Mrs o. clinton
Hutler Miss Mary T. smith; Miss Doile r smith.
con. Miss A. L. Mqrry Mis- us. G .,er Miller Ml NJ,
am send SEN and Mr. and Mrs. George W. White. Of
New"York: Mr. and Mr. Rober' NJ r. ava wp9 NV,
IA davenport OF brooklyn
rittsneld Mass. July (speciaD'-rhe graduating
arc,ses OF the high school took place at the
Academy OF Music Tuesday evening There was
An address by President Merr'" T. oates OF ""''
herst -. Ill.,. ,r.,. ~ Wulowbrook Dal-
h' ave a large reception Tuesday evening "
tos,,rhst,on OF the nnietn wedding annlyer,Ary o.
Me- cranes parents. Mr. ana MIS- T. D. n"'
''sas' Frank A. Fowler. OF Nsw.Yors T. ne guest