New-York tribune., 1895-07-14
IN THE sBERKSHIRE HILLS.

IN THE sBERhSHjRE HILLS.
GAyETY AT TIE LENox CoTTAGEs-NEW-fohk
GUESTS At THE HOTELS.
Ienox. Mass. July u fspecaD.-Cornelius Van
derbllt who with his family. has occupied the Ba-
con cottar. for over n month"; went to Newport Oh
Monday Dinners were given for him just before
his departure by Mrs Charles Lanier and Mrs Will
lam ID Sloane Mrs Sloane gave small dinner
Of about dozen covers on Friday evening. MT
and Mrs j. A. Burden. jr.. who have been at Elm
Court for the last fortnight. went to the Adiron-
oacks this week stopping on their way for n short
visit in Troy at the Burden homestead They VIII
come back 10 Lenox before going on 10 Newport 10
visit the vanderbllts Mr. Sloane has taken a cot
tage a, Bar Harbor for the month OF August.
Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes gave a dinner party on
Monday. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
George IT. Morgan the Rev. W. ". Grosyenor. John
Sloane Mr. and Mrs. John g. Barnes and Mrs
william D. Sloane The S,okeses have taken n cot
tage n Bar Harbor. and some members OF the iani-
ny will go there. while others remain at Shadow
Brook which will not be closed. Anson Phelps
Stokes. jr.. and some OF his Yale classmates have
been enjoying themselves this week In golfing. fish,
ing and rowing. all OF which amusements can be
pursued without leaving the grounds OF the immense
estate.
Mrs George q. Haven gave dinner party on
wednesday. Her list OF guests Included Mr.. and
Mrs. David Iydig Mr.. and Mrs Joseph W. Burden.
Al.
T. Barnes. Miss Carrie Morgan gavo dinner
Tuesday at which. among others. were Miss Char
lottc Barncs Miss Edith Barnes and the Misses
Sands. Mrs. Frank X. Sturgs gave a dinner Tues
day for her guest. Mrs. Austin Flint. OF New-iork.
Among those present were General and Mrs. Bar
low Mr. and Mrs. David Lydig and Mr.. and Mrs.
George o. Haven
Interest this week has been divided between ten
rls and golf Joseph W. Burden. Herbert s. Par
sons. Junlus g. Morgan ard DR.. Russell, OF the
Navy. who Is tho guest OF President Winthrop. OF
the Lenox Club have been playing tennis on tho
club courts this week. The golf course has also
been In all the available time. An Impetus has
been given the sport by the announcement OF "A
prize silver cup offered by John l. Kane 10 tho ANA
teur making the best record on tho Lenox golf
grounds.
John T. Williams proposes 10 add new feature
10 coaching In Lenox BY starting In September reg
uar coaching trips from Lenox to williamstown.
lie will have about twenty fine bay horses. which
h. will use on his mail coach and brake. and Will
try to make good time between the two places:
been the guests this week OF Henry L. Pelew OF
Washington. at Yokun cottage.
Among New Workers In LcnoN this week are MT
and Mrs. Lawrence Waterbury. Hamilton Carey
and Edward +. Donnelly. who Is the guest OF his
sister, Mrs. Charles Asior Brsted.
Great Harrington Mass. July II (specaD.-The
grounds OF Kellogg Terrace were thrown open 10
the public for the nrst time on Wednesday. and
many people avalled themselves CT the opportunity
to see this charming park.
J. Albert Jeffrey. organlst OF All Saints Cathe-
drai at Albany. accompanied by Jasper Monroe. OF
Trinity Church. Lenox. gave a recital on the organ
In the Congregational Church here Monday after
noon
David Barnes. OF New-York. Is tho guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. william Tefrt. at Hamilton Grange.
There have been many arrivals at the Berkshire
Inn this week. including Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Thayer. Horace Rowley. e. Godone. Franklin Edi-
T.
b. Cornell. Miss Grace Cornell. George D. Farrar.
william Caldwell. Miss Margaret Grant. Mr.. and
Mrs. John d. Lindsay. Albert Stickney. Miss Adele
Erben, Mrs. ". IL. Murphy. Miss Murphy New
York. ,,,
There have been many New-York guests at the
sonS HSse % an1 IN 9s ns spend
ing the summer here. They are conducting sum sum
ns ar been psay a Si Or
Weekly dances are gysn In Large ha Sssdents
and some from Great Harrington.
Stockbridge. Mass. July l3 (SpecaD.-The Casino
Association held Its annual meeting this week. and
elected the following officers: President Henry d.
Sedgwlck; vice-presldcnt. Frederic Crowlnshield;
secretary. Edward b. Owen; treasurer. Ferdinand
Hoffman Mrs. Stephen ID. Field. Miss May Wey-
man and Miss Mabel Choate added to the
Board OF Directors. Arrangements were made for
new feature was added in the Way OF a 5 O'clock
tea every wsdn,s:dsy the nr:. taking place this
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Nettleton have Issued
several hundred invitations TO the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Annie Thomson Nettieton, to
Edward Gaylord Bourne, OF New-Haven. Tho
Congregational Church In Stockbridge. Mr. Bourne
is professor OF medieval history at Yale.
The family OF the late Reginald Canning are
spendlng the summer In Stockbrdge. Miss Agnes
Canning has arrived and opened the Canning home
stead for the summer.
The Goodrich Memorial Bridge across the Housa-
tonic River to Icy Glen. which fell after It's COM
pletion some weeks ago. has been restored. The
temporary supports will be allowed to remain this
fho 10 ha pad
Miss susette Crowninshlsld and Miss Mabel Choats
went to Bar Harbor Monday for two weeks They
took their wheels with them.
MIR and Mrs. II. ID. Sedgwck have leased the
sedgwick homestead TO Mrs. Reuben Dodge, who
occupied the Adams cottage last season.
The Stockbridge House has goodly number OF
guests These some OF the recent arrivals: Mr.
and Mrs. F. c. Wagner Mr. and Mrs: Charles De
Cordova Mrs. A. Vanderbeck, Miss Julia Van Worst.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Fowler. Mrs. NJ Jones.
Walter Jones W. +. Proctor S,, Miss G; Aston. from
Fowler from Brooklyn.
pobert De Wolf Sampson Tuesday evening was a
.ource of sincere regret as he Of the best
,,ksd of Pttsheld's summer residents. Mr.. Bamp-
.on mad been out OF health for about a year, and
hod spent some time abroad. The Immediate cause
~ his death was heart failure. He was one OF a
oov,rdicate OF three men who purchased the large
Sy"oisey estate In Lenox to sell In parcels for build
,ns lots lie leaves a wife, to whom he had been
ms mnssrried only little over q year.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cumnock are receiving many
tho n( tar Thssr~