New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
IN TIE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
GOLF AND DANCING IN LENox-wINNEhs IN ihN
TOURNAMENT


TOURNAMENT.
r.,ox Mass Sept 2s (SpeciaD.-There mas o..'
enough qof and dancing this week 10 si',y
most exacting and the visitors VINO nav ,ho
lenox to be present at the various Thor. has
yeek have been entertained hospiaoy.
been something for each In the day. anu w yosr
has never been eauaed before In any sihsie We"
''' ,, ..o From the tournament each Gay
=, ,,o l,nLs NJ the Lenox Golf CLUB the peop'e -
o.,,v have gone out to dinner parties anu III '"e
ovo,ing n the dances at the country houses
has been rowing on Mahkeenac Lahe Oh,
cub tea this afternoon was largely a.tenue
rbe chief incident OF Monday was the 'ai '"
which Mr. and Mrs. John Sloane gave AT '"en , n,,
oo,,n,rv Mace here on Beecher HILL hnisheo ,as,
o',,n,n Dancing was enjoyed in the beautiiu'
,,o room, with its fine new oak floor opened III,
tho first time After supper cotilIon was u"" -,
with A. p Stokes, jr, as leader. ne naI ~
mariner Miss Julia Dent Grant, daushIel Vi ~ IT,.
Fred Grant who was the guest OF n'"o' =,
dance was given partly TOT " Imam ~
Mr.. and Mrs John Sloane -,
On tuesday the golf tournament was opened W
-, -. women golfers who played for the peau-
No., IIysr lovlng-cup offered by Mrs carlos ue
uer,dia The winner OF this contest 'ii'' 10
Sloane played with an ease ana hi''" ~
with universal admiration . ,.
On Wednesday morning at the mouse 49,,
George r. Morgan the third Of the series Oh HUE
given by Professor Charles Sprague '"'''
s,hiect on Wednesday was Rousseau
On the second day Of the golf tournament ~ H.
Fenn won from Creighton Webb. the latter pi"'''
was fairy outcassed, and while MS oppohe"' We"
a scratch man he had a handicap WHICH en
him TO tie Fem for the first place Inc lou'
was twice around, eighteen holes but 10 pay III.
a., 90, Tho tuo contestants decided to go around
once more and Mr. Fem won the cup WIN d sco' .
~ A TO his credit The golf on THURSDAY was .o'
the Kane cup, and yesterday and to-day were 'e,
voted to the professionals and TO the uiii''''"e'
matches.
Jameson Getting gave a large and elaborate ua"'e
IN "Wednesday evening at the Schermerhorn Assem-
by Rooms Palms massed In the CORNERS VI
tho rooms ard punched with chrysantheinuHS'
punches Of American Beauty roses hung from each
gas bracket, caught with ribbons to match 'nna
was prettlly hung about the doorWays' anu '"e
orchestra, which stationed on the stase' was
concealed by a curtain OF flowers There was no
cotillon but general dancing was enjoyed until
late hour Mr.. Getting was assisted In receiving
nv Mrs J. Egmont Schermerhorn. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs John Sloane. MISS Juiia
Dent Grant william Sloane. Mr. and Mrs william
d. Sloane Miss Emily Sloane, Miss Lila SLOANE
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A.. Barclay Henry A. barclay
ir Miss Gertrude Barclay. ]. Searle Barclay Mrs.
Rrayton Ives Miss Wnifred Ives. Miss Eunice
Ives Mr. and Mrs Arson Stokes MISS E'Hs'
Frank Bartlett. Mr. ana MIS- BlSnop, .'ii''
Mr. and Mrs John s. Barnes. Sanford Barnes; MISS
Edith Barnes Miss Charlotte Barnes M ana M Mrs
Philip j. Sands. Mss Edith Sands, MT ana Mls
j. W Davis and Miss Eloise Davis ,, r,
The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs Wllliam -
Schermerhorn was an incident OF interest IN lenox
this week II took the form OF a dinner party az
the house OF Mr. and Mrs. John l. Kane. Those AT
the dinner included Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brldgham
Miss Schermerhorn. f. A Schermerhorn, Hamilton
Cary Miss Kate Cary Miss Nellie Wharton, Miss
Edith Rotch and Miss Edith Cary. After the din
there were fireworks.
stockbridge Mass Sept. % CSpecaD.-Few OF the
people who have been spending the summer here
have yet departed and there many more here
than usual In September.
special business meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Casino Company held on Tuesday: when
some matters attended TO, including the ques-
ton OF increasing the annual dues OF the stock
holders and members
The Red Lion Inn continues be full OF guests.
Guiding Mr. and Mrs. Edward Foster. the Misses
Julia and Eleanor Underh John Van 5. Odd.e.
tr. Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith. J. NJ Emmons,
Miss Wilds, Miss Lillian Wids Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5.
Lehman. Miss Isabel Lehman. F. o. Johnson,
Miss Spiller and Miss r. VI. Spiller. New-York
Great harrington. Mass. Sept. % (SpeciaD.-Dr
James F.. Newcomb. OF NewYork, will lecture be-
fore the Thursday Morning Club October 3.
Salem Wtchcraft, Viewed in the Light OF Modern
Medical Theories"
The Berkshire Inn is still filled with guests. and
few have thought OF leaving yet These some
Of this weeks arrivals: Mrs. ". J. Van Arden
Mrs \. Fndlay. jr.. Miss E. Van Vechten, Mr.
and Mrs {. Smith and F. W. Everett, New-York.