New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
~ THE BERhSUIRE HILLS.

OUTDOOR SPORTS BOOMING AT LENOX-ARRIvAfs
AT COTTAGES AND HOTELS
Lenox Mass June Is ,SpeciaD-That outdoor life
which is so much a feature OF I,crox has been much
enjoyed this week SO many OF the young set are
here this season that there will be more going on
than usual The golf club Is fully organized. with
sixty members and has joined the American Golf
Association. 4 committee has been appointed. Of
which Joseph W. Burden IL chairman. attend TO
the cubs affairs and arrangements are being made
for match games between the best professional
players. we'll az for amateurs
Pierre Bokine OF the Russian Legation. has been
spending the week here the guest OF Arson
Phelps Stokes. Dr. J. Seward webb has gone I'm his
private to his farm at Shelburne. VI. but Mrs
Webb and Miss Webb will ain for a shor. time
longer as the guests OF Mrs. William Douglas Slolne
Mrs William H. Vanderbilt is also still here. Mrs.
j. W B1dle and Miss Emily Bildle have arrived
at their cottage here for the summer. Miss NJ W.
Bruce. OF New-York. has taken the Dorr cottage for
the
Frederick Tappan arrived at the club cottage this
week Miss a. J.. Borland Of Boston. will soon oc-
cupy the over cottage which she has taken for the
SIMMER Mrs a II. Kean, of Ncw-York. Is the
guest Of her mother. Mrs Robert T. Winthrop.
Joseph w. Burden has gone 10 Canada on MS an
nual fishing excursion.
The Ncw-York Ncw-IIaven and Hartford Railroad
will put on a fine new express train between New
York and Pittsfeld Monday. II IL to be known as
the New-York and berkshire express. IT VII have
vestibule buffet and parlor through coaches u VIII
leave Ney-YOrk at 800 in the morning ana arrive
in Ienox about 100 p and Pit,siield 100 Re
turning Il Will leave Pttshcld al 40 p. and ar
rive In Ncw-York S2j This train will give the
people in Pittsneld. IenOx SiOckbridec ana Great
harrington the best accommodations they have ever
had between the Berkshire Hills and New-York
Cornelius Vanderbilt went TO Newport on Wedn"'-
day and returned to-day. He and his family VIII re-
main at the Bacon cottage here for some weeks
yet. Mr.. Vanderbilt gave a dinner OF about twenty
covers for Chauncey NJ pepeT the las, r week 1ns,
the guests We're Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr..
and Mr G5n n Sn Mrs NJ s% MT1 1Ss'N
There are more fine horses and four-in-hand turn
nT rbe sns sioHes has sn s
| coach. 10 which he drives "A me cross matched
party on her fourth hand brake. She often drives
a tandem George 6. Haven. John T; Williams and
Ernest Thomson of NewYork is the guest q his
brother John Thomson, at the Perch Mrs John y
rTcsts The Misses Jaudon Among those present
were Mrs Joseph W. HuTden Mrs Arson s:dor rnelRs
| MORAN and Mrs. Morris X. Jesup.
| Great Darlington Mass. June Is (SpeciaD.-
| Through the generosity of Colonel w. !. Brown.
of New-York. who is summer resident here the
town is to have artistic drinking fountain In the
| triangle at the corner of Silver and Egremont SITS.
The base will be OF Quincy granite and Will be sur
holding a bundle OF papers
The berkshire Inn has had many guests this
week among them being the following: j.; II.
| f,rander Mr.. and Mrs. j. Is. Dickinson. Miss Hap
peck, Z. Rockfeilow. Rear, Admiral Henry Erben.
| l.. \. n, Mrs. Henry Erben Mr.. and Mrs l.
| Lott. Mrs. ii. Butler. II. X. White, George $.
studwell; p. w zellenka. v. f. Smith Smith J. 6.
| Gilchrist c. A. Snedeker, New-York; George Il.
| Corwn. Mr. and Mrs G. w. Corwin. Miss Corwn.
] J. W. Pettnger. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T. Lynch.
| Brooklyn.
| Pittsheld. Mass. June Is (spccaD.-Maplewood
| Hotel has opened with a larger number Of guests
| than usual for June. The house Is already well
| filled with NewYork. Brooklyn and Boston guests
and Mr.. Plumb. the landlord. Is receiving applica-
| lions every day for rooms. Many Of those who
| came M from New-York last year will be here
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