New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
THE LENOK SEASON.
WILLIAM e. WHITNEY EXPECTED At HI
MOUNTAIN HONE GOLF TOURNAMENT FOR
MRS ROBERT Fr-ITDX CUTTINGS ,.-.,

WILLIAM e. WHITNEY EXPECTED At Kin
MOUNTAIN HONE GOLF TOURNAMENT FOR
MRS. ROBERT FULTON CUTTINGS CUP.
Lenox Mass. Sept Y Gspe~iaD.-W G.. wbl,,.,
did not arrive IN Lenox on Thursday. As he =,
tended. on account Of tho doa;h Of ex-sena,y
Payne, his father-in-law. in Cleveland He ara
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney vent on /.
Cleveland Thursday and Will remain there tnl after
the funeral when il is expected Do will return IA
his place mere with his SON Mr Whitney "a o.
pecay fond Of this hilltop and e. delighted !,
come up here. whore be- can eet tho rnagnlacs,,
view which he has taken in so many times yhs,
riding over these hills on horseback years aga
when he and Mr. Whitney were occupying n.
Haggerty place In Lcrox. The house. which T.
just completed. is very pleasing While Il Is not
especially roomy. * is very cosey and there Is
fine outlook from rs bay window in every direction
Mr.. Whitney will have some Of his friends I'D hero
next week. when there will be a sort OF house.
warming Thursday Among the distinguished
guests expected are President and Mrs Cleveland
Henry Payne Whitney and his bride intended 10
go down to Newport this week. bu, on account q
the accident to Mrs. Whitney they have postponed
their visit The longer they stay here the more
they enjoy this romantic spot
Mrs. Arson Stokes gave large dinner Monday
night. Charles Francis Adams and David A. Wells
other guests at the dinner were Miss Lucy Ere.
linghuysen. Mr. and Mrs. Robert s,uyvesant s.
Rowland Robbins. the Baroness Halkett. Mr. and
Mrs. w. c. Schermerhorn and Miss Schermess
horn.
Mrs. Francis p. Kennicutt gave dinner Of q
dozen covers Thursday evening and Mrs John
Alexandra gave dinner Tuesday evening
The feature Of the week has been the handicap
tournament match at the links for the cup offered
by Mrs. Robert Fulton Cutting. There was large
number Of entries and playing continued for sew
eral days. beginning on Thursday Among those
who contested for this handsome prize were Carlos
de Heredia. Lindsay Fairfax. Hamilton cary. John
Alexandra. Parkman Shaw. ir, 5. Rowland Rob
bins. +. X. Pendleton Warren +. Dennis s A.
Tucker. Buchanan Winthrop. J. W Burden and
S Rowland Robbins
There has been much general playing at the links
this week amone those practising for the tourns
a number Of the diplomats were down. including
Count Galarza Baron Ihlelman and Baron Won
Reichnau- Some OF the women have also begun
sloane Mrs W y Sloane. Miss Lucy Frclinghuy-
Archie Crawford the English barytone arrived
in Ienox this week from Europe He will prob
ably give some Of his popular song recita.s IN the
Tho Baron and Baroness Fava arrived in I.enoS
on Wednesday. - also tid Count Ninci OF TIE
Mrs John sloane has issued invitations for
large dance for her daughter Miss Evelyn SLOANE
on the 18th which viii Ice attended by All the young
Mrs Alfred Devereux has Miss Montsomey,@
Philadelphia for her guest. She gave dinner fo'
her on Friday
Professor ana Mrs " Adam. q 6- Nsw.Ha ssd
Mrs Henry Farnam. also OF Ne~-iayen, ~,
J. +. Schenck has arrived IN l.noN anu vi" ~
main until after the golf tournament .
Mrs John Sloane gave a reception Moray s' ~.
ing which ATTENDED by large n .ro. so OF
cottagers and members or me numerous '''es-
LEGATIONS. who staying mere.