New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
A WEEK OF FINE BRACING wEATHEI-OUTDooH
SPORTS AND SOCIAL DIVERSIONS.

A WEEK OF FINE BRACING wEATIIEI-OUTDoOH
SPORTS AND SOCIAL DIVERSIONS
Lenox Mass July 20 (SpeciaD.-The fine cool
weather OF the last week has been most favoraoie
for outdoor sports and golf and sailing nave peen
especially popular. At the golf Inks some eoou
scores have been made by S. Parkman Shaw' John
l. Kane and S. Rowland Robbins The latter has
offered cup to be competed for at tournament
soon to be played. This makes the second cup
offered this season. the other being that Oh John
l. Kane The sailing has been remarkably good
and the young women who hope TO compete for the
Stokes cup found Thursday an exceeding good
day for practice as there strong west wind all
day
William D. Jewett. the sculptor who is lately from
Paris. has been at the Curtis House this week. He
is a native Of California.
F. Augustus Schermerhorn came up to Pine Croft
from New-York this week. HIS beautiful place IS
looking fine this year. and some extensive improve
ments have been made upon 1t.
Mrs. John S. Barnes gave dinner on rruay
Among her guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John t.
Alcxa ndre, Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Morgan Mrs
Thatcher Adams. Mr.. and Mrs George G. Haven
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph w. Burden and Mr. and MIS-
David Lydg.
J. Searle Barclay and his family have taken
apartments at the Curtis House for the remainder
Of the season. Henry A. Barclay and ms taE gu
have returned from visit to Long Branen st ah' for
month. after which they viii return to Bonnie
Brae for the autumnal gayeties ,u,.,r,,r and
the Misses Edith and Louise Hollis form party Of
Ncw-Yorkers who have been AT Curtiss tns ween
vent 10 Rar Harbor on Mondly Arson Stokes. T..
and party OF his college friends have gone 20 ,ie
spending part of the time at Mr.. stokess shooting
provement Society was held on Tuesday al the Town
Hall and the following officers eect Issr Sr,1s
secretsry the Rev William NJ. Grosvcnor; treas-
ot Mrs carlos de Hcredia gave dinner Monday
at Wheateigh. the country place OF ner ia.ner ~, H.
oO SCskf Bar Amon M 'a and fs MIS- Hoan
and Mrs. John Winthrop. the Kew W. NJ "ros
venor and Miss Wharton
stockbrldge. Mass, July 20 (specaD.-The visit
OF Battery X TO Stockbrldge their way 20 camp
in birmingham reused much public interest. They
| breakfasted in Stockbrdge Monday morning This
Is the first time a detachment OF the Regular Army
has been In this part OF the country. and they at
tracted much attention They were escorted 10
birmingham by the stockbridgc band. and are now
cncamped at Willow Glen. between Stocxordse
and birmingham Village. opposite the summer board
ing house OF l.. b. Moore where the officers mess
Many have driven over from stockbrldge and Lenox
and other towns to see the camp and watch the
routine Of Army life.
Tn. CONGREGATIONAL Church was the scene Of a
pretty wedding on Wednesday, when Miss Annie
Thomson Ncttcton was married to PROFESSOR
Edward Gaylord Bourne. OF Yale The best man was
f. H. Herrlck and the ushers were Dr. Charles Farm
ham Collins. OF NewYork; Henry Bourne. OF Cleve-
land brother OF the bridegroom; Walter Nettleton
brother Of the bride, ard Arthur +. Foote OF New
Haven The Rev. =. r. Farewell OBLIGATED, ana the
bride was given away by her father. william y.
Net,le,on.
There is much interest in golf: and club has
been formally organized The links near the lvison
4 bicyc:e tea was given on wednesday on Miss
Parker. awn the proceeds being for the Dement,
These are the Latest arrivals at the Red Lion Inn:
DR. cSnr N rs INV ani p MTs Mr. and Mrs
A Morehousc. IT, Park Bel, A. Bell "i,iiam
Powell OF Nes-York: captain John ". DIllenbeck
Leutenants John 7 Wiser, J: 5. oyster ana VIII
lam J Snow, and Surgeon c. g. Bushnell al OF the
United states Army
Pittsnc!d Mass. July % ,speclaD. has been
n good deal going IN socia! way in Plttsheld
IN the way Of teas. driving parties and other small
quiet entertainments. There are many city people
here now. all the country houses being occupied
and many guests are IN town both at Maplewooi
and al private houses.
Miss Chickerng. OF NewYork. Is the guest OF
Miss Lillian Adams Miss Davis and Miss Allis. OF
New-York. are guests OF Miss Elizabeth Hnsdale
The Incident OF the week in society was tho large
reception given in Willoybrook on Tuesday by
Mrs Zenas Crane for her daughter. Miss Frances
Crane and her guests. Miss Barnes. o. New-York.
and Miss IIppircott and Miss Bates. OF Phiade
phia Many young P,,shcid people were present
Including Miss Susie Valentine and party OF
friends from New-York. IangIon Valentine. the
Misses Whitehead. OF Chicago. who are the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs Lafliln at the Cables Miss Edith
Bartlett. Miss Hinsdale. Miss Mabel Potter. Miss
Chlckerlng. Miss Madeline cutting. Miss Lillian
Adams, Harry Barker; Walter cutting, Lewis
Albro. Robert Bartlett. Ralph Whiting and Arthur
Wood
Maplewooi Hotel has It's Usual good number Of
guests who enjoying tEeir stay at this peasant
summer resort There are entertainments OF some
sort nearly every evening la the large assembly
room OF the hotel The Germania Orchestra plays
three evenings IN ne week Inese are some o. me
Henry ". Shaw. II. q: silieck. MISS +. f. Silleck,
Mr.. -. l. Reynolds. Miss Anne *. Hays. Mr. and
Mrs. John f. Miller. Townsend Miller. MIR. and Mrs.
J. A. Punderford J. Courtney Punierfori and Mrs.
$. j. Merritt, OF New-York, s h. Swan, Of
Brooklyn.