New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
SOCIETY AT. LEN0x.
MOVEMENTS OF PROMINENT PEOPLI-xs
rERrAINMENrs CT THE WEEK.

Ienox, Oct II (SpeciaD.-J. J. Van Allen a,r,v..
from Newport this week with Miss. Van Allen Nj
l.. Van Allen and some guests. They have taken n.
Eddy cottage for the rest Of the season. It q ~.
first time they have had cottage here.
The principal interest IN golf this week was thA
match game on Tuesday, In pouring rain, betwees
g. Parkman Shaw of Bolton. and Frederick n
Beach, OF New.York. for the Frelnghuysen IN.
presented by Theodore Frelinghuysen. They vs,.
tied Oh 100 each for eighteen holes, and Mr. Be,rh
came I'D from New-York on Monday on purpose !.
play on the tie Mr.. Shaw was the winner. maxim
the first round in IS and the second In 81. while Mr.
Beach went round In 60 each time. They both mad.
some excellent drives. but some Of the putin,
greens were covered with water and Mr.. Shaw VA,
a little more expert In jumping the puddles than
Mr.. Beach. Tho cup Is one OF the handsomest
trophies won at the links this season.
J. Egmont Schermerhorn has been visiting Lemon
this week. Mr. and Mrs Frederick Tams have A..
rived in Lenox. This is their second visit here thu
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stuyvesant, who hsy,
been spending the autumn at the Curtis House. d.
parted for Ardsley Casino on wednesday. They win
20 from there to Lakewood, where they will spepA
the early part OF the winter.
Mrs. William D. Sloane gave . large afternoon 70.
ccption on Tuesday for Mrs. Archibald Murray.
Among the guests were Miss Kneeland Mrs. John
g. Barnes Miss Cornelia Barnes. Miss Goodman
Mrs Clarence Andrews. Mrs. John Sloane. yia
EVELYN Sloane, Miss Van Allen, Miss L.. Van Allen,
Mrs F. p; Kinnicutt, Mrs: Morris n. 'esup. Am
Thatcher ~ Aaams T5s Tas;eE srayt0n IVES Mrs
Mrs. Robert Fulton Cutting gave a dinner %
Thursday night tns BuTdes M ana M s
John Z. Alexandra, Mr.. and mrs motifs r. Jesup
f. D. Tappan. who occupied the club cottage this
and Mrs. James Abercrombie Burden are visiting
among the cottagers They came up 10 see their
SON SON ana M WSe sre guests at Elm Court Mr. and
Mrs. D. Percy Morgan. who have been spending
tho season at stonover Farm. will close their plass
Knssand gave tsa oW',uS or WSeaSSsssS. Scss.
Asior MT a"s srsted Mr. and Mrs Phelps stokes
s:0s Mr.. and i'. Mrs. Wiam .; sloane F: 2. TsDpsS
den. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Foster and Mr. and Mra
Robert Fulton Cutting. ..,.
n #; augustus H; schsrmerh0rn is here this week I.
the guests at Ws%G aGof ssaSs E%
Mss SHS's Masrsy Mr' dsoEss VANDERBILT
and Count Siers.orpfr who have been guests OF the
sssnes s1S 1r Mqs Mam @ have whitney who
a her place On qssSSsr rSsy s
cottagers d6ring their stay. Mr. Whitney y %
mSh ss.S wse Ts
elks from Montana. which occupied Two ears wess were
safely Elk pk ars whin s Is oy animals
this kind in this part Of the country snd 1 .hers
much interest to see II tncy VIII winter wen ~.
Whitney ordered them a year ago. ana man
named Adams has spent most OF MS tme since
II " Curtiss. who has occupied the Peters cot
t,rc hi. season. went to New-York this week
Frcderick Foster who has been spendns the sea-
son here. went to NewYork on Thursday; MI
and Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes Will remain q
Shadow Brook until the first Of next month
StockbrIdge Mass. Oct. j !SpeciaDIIne ne nev
Red Lion Inn for which II. Neill Wilson Is making
plans is to be as much as possible ike the od on.
and Will retain the simple, homeiit.e Gnarae.ef a
which always distinguished that. II VIII, now
ever include all the modern comforts ara son.
veniences The kitchen department is 10 oe ouni
absolutely freproof. and In the basement mere win
he storage rooms for bicycles. and oiard tables
vii, he placed there. II Is expected TO nave tns
house completed for use next June. The manage
,nent will remain the same as In previous years
The new building will be on the same site only
ttle further back 1t will be three stories high OH
Colonial in design. and will have WIDE p'azzas
around two sides. - Il, 49,. a..
Mr.. and Mrs Carl de GersdorN who have been
occupying the Oavit cottage this season returned
New-York this week. as also did Frederic Srownn.
shield the artist Edward B. owen, VINO nGs osen
in Europe this summer has returned 10 Stoc Solllss
Daniel C. French. of New-YorH VINO purchaseo
large plot OF land here for summer nome, u
town this week accompanied by Mrs. FreDcn' ~
Charles McBurney. Of Eew-York. has again 9kn
Edge UiIl cottage for another season. ana VIII o.
oupv II while he Is building new country ncu"
on the property which he has bought from lns
David Dudley Field estate