New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
THE LrNoX SEASON FAIRLY UNDER
WAY.
ENTERTAINMENTS At THE COTTAGES AND ARh'''
AIS DURING THE wEEK-GoLF PLAY
tus THE

ERs At THE LINKS
f.enox Mass. Sept. tspeciaD-The perfect
weather Of the last week has been enjoyed by the
,enox cottagers In golf. bicycle riding picnlcs'
driving parties and all sorts OF outdoor sports Inc
cottages are now all occupied, and the Lenox sea-
son may be said to have fairly opened now 'ha'
all the other resorts begin TO be deserted
7 There have been many driving parties here THIS
week most OF which stopped at Curtss Tor
longer or shorter time. Mrs. c. w. Taylor ana MT"
and Mrs w. Mathison. Of Brooklyn, composer one
party while Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wood, OF the same
city had party OF friends with them on their
driving tour Mr. and Mrs NJ. J. Drummond ana
AZ and Ms John J. Mcclure. OF New-York were
in I,enox or Tuesday. Wilfrid NJ Post OF Prince
ton. had in his party the Misses Margaret anu
Marion Berry and the Misses Jane ana isaoe"a
Read, OF New-York
Mr. and Mrs l. Knickerbocker, OF Albany ar
rived at the Curtis House this week for snort
,,si, They were accompanied by their niece, MISS
KnckerbockI OF chicago ,..ooso,
Tho Diplomatic contingent in Lenox was increased
this week By the addition of the Marquis de Moh'a-
ella and Count Vinci. Of the Italian Legation ana
BARON Won schwerin. of the German Legauon'
paro, Fava the head Of the Italian legation ~
occupying the Peters cottage for the month OF sep
tember Mavroyen Bey the TURKISH Mins'e''
also arrived this week from Newport where ne
went after leaving Bar Harbor.
Mrs f. II. Eames is the guest of Miss furhiss'
Miss r Auchncloss is visiting Mrs. John Sloane
Mrs John T Williams gave dinner Wednes-
dsv for her guests Miss Hannah Willis, Miss Elsie
Hoffman and Howard C. Brokaw, OF New o'N'
Mrs Francis Barlow and Miss Lucy Bar'o" re-
turned to Lenox Tuesday afier an absence VI
several weeks They went to attend the wedding
Of Mrs. Barlow's niece. MISS Edi'h Mi"'"'"' a.
Point Pic Canada.
Mr. and Mrs Morris X. Jesup returned 10 Der
yoir Terrace this week after spending the mont"
OF August Bar Harbor.
Mrs Henry a. Barclay gave large ana oe"sm'-
full dance at Bonnie Brae Friday evening Inc
cotillon WAS led by PhoehN lhk'"""'' WV"
Gertrude Barclay.
Professor Bliss Perry Of Princeton Conese VINO
was formerly professor at Williamstowh' arr"e'
in Ienox Wednesday with party of friends on
driving Of the county.
= & Ste,son OF New York, who was AT one tihe
President Cieveland's law partner, has been the
gues; of the Rev William NJ GrosvenoT ms wee EEK
He drove from here to WILLIAMSBURG, where ne was
io Wr and Mrs Henry T. Rogers. Miss Rogers
John 1. Rogers and II r Rogers IT, oil New o'"'
The golf links have been in constant use th,s
week s. Parkman Shaw and Frank l. A nn NoD ~
day Mr. Amory the victor by several po ,,,c
Mr. Gamme Of f nSs go olso success The
young women have been improving VI. NJ W.
weather in practising for the cup offered by Mrs.
he Ueridja as a prize in the womans amateur
tournament which takes places Iuesod! S'p'e''-
William c. schermerhorn returned to LenoX on
wednesday after short visit to Newport.c cr, ror,v
Mr. and Mrs William y. S-oane TOOK Jolly pai si,
Of young people out TO Lebanon on MONDAY 10 HiS 81,
the Shaker settemen, t here bo qS in he after
noon having much enjoyed their inspection OF Inc
home Of '9s RSsqa MIs E. L. Gunther and Miss
b. ~ Hubbard of Philadelphia. formed a driving
pcoIey. ir Mis-. l. T. Sulley and j. y. Sulley, Of
Newark were another driving party mere 'his
"i Henry F. Bcrsh. of New-York. is among this
week an ~ re,nrned on Wednesday from a
short visj, 10 Amherst.
Mrs William Pollock gave a large afternoon re-
dale in Pittsfeld. which was attended by num-
o TIC curtis House is filed with guests from New
York and other cities Among THIS week afrV@ Me-
George A. Haggerty Miss Janet r. HaggerN.
William b Johnson IenTy ReTgh ana PG Il SSfn
John " RAYMOND. c. NJ. Blackman and Daniel T.
Merritt of Brooklyn
Pittsneld Mass. Sept (SpeciaD-The 4'th
Massachusetts Regiment had glorious day Thurs
day for their twenty ninth annual reunion as the
dav was almost cloudless and the weather not too
warm They went mp 10 Po1toosuc on the electric
cars at u 80 O'Clock. and after the business meet
ing hal a dinner at HOdeckers pavilion. Ohe OF
tho most delightful features OF the occasion was
the prt sence OF Mrs. w. r. Bartlett widow or the
much-loved colonel of the 18Th. ST. Joseph's Band
furnished music and the veterans present received
souvenirs Of their commander
Mr. and Mrs Learned, OF NewYork. have been
visiting q. the Learned homestead here.
The engagement announced this week OF
David j. Gimlich and Miss Mary g. Wilcox. They
will be married on the lSth ,,--.
The old Berkshire Agricultural society ar next
years The farmers are taking more interest thah
usual and the entries N eyer partn i are s
performance OF Jean WeitZman. VINO eXhlbhed az
the Chicago Fair. on the high wire; lie Will give
ascension.
Stockbridge. Mass. Sept CspeciaD-The At
lanta University quintet gave concert IN the par
lors of the Red Lion Inn Friday evening, which
was largely attended by the people spending the
summer I'm Stockbridge. Their selections ranged
from plantation melodies TO spiritual songs. and
were accompanied by the banjo or guitar. gem
erous collection raised for the benefit Of the
university.
The date has been announced for the annual pa
rade through Ice Glen. II will be Tuesday
evening September 10 at o'clock. The directors
are Messrs Edward Il. owen. Alexander Sedg
wick and Theodore c. Burnett. The paraders are
requested to meet at the soldiers monument at
O'Clock sharp. and after parading through the glen
in their fantastic costumes the usual dance around
a bonfire the green VIII take pace. Inns ~ one
Of the most attractive OF the autumn incidents In
Stockbridge and people come from al the neigh
boring towns to witness H.
There is much enthusiasm about gof here, and
those who play are anxious to have match with
the Lenoy Club 1t would OF course have TO be
handicap match. on account OF the greater pro-
hcrency s 1l n dance took place at the Casino this
evening There has been sale Of decorative art
goods going on here all me week "hich mas Deeh
we'll patronized by the women
Great harrington. Mass. Sept. (specaD.-The
Rev Walter Laidaw. pastor Of the Collegiate
Church. Forty-eighth-st, New-York, Will preach
AT the Congregational Church here tomorrow.
Miss Claudlne Norton. OF New-York, has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. b. W. Cronmiller. at her
country place Farvew Villa. this week.
Mrs Mabel Todd OF Amherst VIII speak TO the
Thursday Morning Cub next week on The Japa-
nese Eclipse Of 1851" Mrs Todd. who is the wife Of
Professor Todd. Of Amherst College, was in Japan
at that time.
Miss Minnie Selkirk gave a progressive WHIST
party Tuesday evening for Miss Tufts OF New
York. who is her guest
Mr. and Mrs. Henry r. Croker VINO have oeen
visiting Mrs Scott Huntley for the last MONTH re-