New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
GAYETY UNDIMINIsHED IN LENoX AND
sTOCKBRIDGE
GOLF THE PRINCIPAL AMUsEMESr-A ROUND OF
DINNERS DANCES AND TEAS

DINNERS. DANCES AND TEAS
| RECENT GUESTS.
Lenox. Mass. Sept. II (specaD.The week In
Lenox has been filled with golf to the exclusion OF
| nearly everything else On Monday the prelirr-
inares to qualify for the match for the Amoas-
sador's Cup took place. There were forty entries.
and It was an 1s-hole handicap medal play. Miss
Lila Sloane. Miss Nellie Barnes, Miss Lulu Barlow
Mrs. Earl Dodge. Mrs. W. A. Taylor and Mrs d.
Percy Morgan were the women who entered. but
OF them were able to qualify Tine sixteen
who handed In the best and so were entitled
to contest for the cup were +. n. Thomson, Beck
Winthrop, Nelson Robinson, jr.. J. c. Green
leaf ID. w. Bishop jr. J. W. Burden. Carlos de
Heredla. S. Parkman Shaw. w. A. Taylor, F. T.
James. d. Percy Morgan, David Lydig, Anteo
Devereux, John S. Hoyt. MyIes Standish and d. T.
Dana. On Tue.day Taylor. Bishop. Grcenleaf.
DevereYx. De Herele. James and Robinson. jr,
were the winners. while the match between =. A.
Thomson and John Sherman Hoyt WAS decided to
be a draw. This match was close and exciting. IL
played of Wednesday morning, when Thorn
the winner. Wednesdays game was also
interesting Nelson Robinson. j., won over Thoin-
son, Devereux won over De Heredia, ". A. Taylor
over F. T. James. and D. w. Bishop. jr.. won
]. c. Greenleaf. The weather throughout the
week perfect for the sport and 1t was one oil
the most successful golf matches ever held IN
Lenox. The consolation prize given by Joseph W.
Burden. was won by Nelson Robinson over eleven
noon by those who failed to qualify FOR the cup AZ
the preliminary playing % Monday.
The diplomats enjoy the golf links. ana speho
much OF their leisure time there Senior de LONE
goes down every morning about $50 and has a
game with his Young son. Baron Herman who ar
rived In Lenox this week from washington, and
Baron Reichenau. enjoy playing together. and arc
often seen going round The course. Tho latter co.
tered the race for the cup. and also tried Tor the
consolation prize
Mrs John s. Barnes began her Tuesday after
moons at home by large and brilliant garden party
at Codbrook this week. All the cottagers were
present among them berS Nr anj Mrs. Jonn
Sloane and Miss Evelyn Sloane. Mr.. and Mrs De
Heredia Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes. Mis- Carohne
and Miss Helen Stokes, Miss Whitaker. NJ. ana
Mrs w A. Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. Myes Standisn'
Mr. and Mrs Morris X. Jesup Mr. and Mrs. F.
Burial Hoffman. Mrs. Horne-Payne. Of London;
Dr. and Mrs. Greenleaf. Mr.. and Mrs William
Adams Jack Creeneaf. S. Parkman Shaw jr >
Rowland Robbins Mr.. and Mrs. Warren f. Dennis
Miss stman. Senior and Sonora de LONE. Baron
Herman and Baron Rechenau and number OF the
attaches OF the Spanish Legation
The full vested boy choir which Orgsn!st Withcr-
spoon has been drilling for some weeks VIII sihgs
for the first time tomorrow He has taken rnucn
pains with It, and the innovation Is likely 10 De
a popular one.
The coming OF Prince Alexander continues TO be
much talked-of incident The latest reports are
that he is expected 10 sail from England on the
steamer Majestic. which leaves Southampton on
the 18th.
Mrs. Hoffman will have large house party dur
ing the visit OF the Prince, and Will give nuinDer
OF entertainments in his honor.
The chidren's fete will take place next THURSDAY
and will be pretty affair. There VIII DE Pa'aue
of decorated bicycles with the riders In fancy dress
and there Will be tab.eaus and other ATTRACTIVE
features 1t is for the benefit OF St Mary's HOS
pital for Crippled Children In New-Ncrk IN whlch
off he Interested
Mr. and Mrs. Morris X. Jesup are entertaining
distinguished guests In the Lord Bsnop O., ho Mr
es nd M asd es r Mi give large afternoon recep
t9n in their honor On def have as their
sess S al their cottage here Miss Mary MonSorn-
cry George Morre and Kilby, Smith: OF Phila,
a Tbnr.day Toy for th sane a '''"e' u e
Thatcher Adams is one o. the 9 snS enter Of
small dinners, and tonight she gives large DIM
he an eOr Being made by Stokes and
of the other society leaders to revive the assembly
been such feature Of the autumn season They
expersncng GOOD d . OF Gcu ~ on 70
occupied with society events Of yarions KINDS;
Viii Why DO Sis So # h nsy cn % one
evening. ,,,,rroo % orox
f. A%spfas aesng 9hs f" will
here during the hs Te s of ss arrivals at the
i Hsm. s MS 9oR Ednsri r. Hae %5
Waters. Mrs X K Van Alstyne. Mrs. NJ: p. Har;;
F' Fred W Kelsey
Pittsfed. Mass. Sept II tSpeciaD.-There have
been great many more city people in Pittsfeid
this year than usual and the Maplewood has had
a prosperous season. The Friday night hop at
arrivals FROM M, Fly are Miss 1d Gems Srs
M n. l. h Whartsn an MlIsn E Ar"Pd wfR;
jr.. George B. Cumbie. Mrs j r. Deane. W.
= MIR. and Mrs Arthur Cumnock OF Now-York;
Colonel and Mrs. walter Cutting, Mrs. cumnock's
parents W ,1ru aud n,,s Harriet P;nkstt
fHa elen ,iu I' ana Mss EzabeSR Piunkeit Of
society present.
Stockbridge Sept. II (SpeciaD.-There has been
great deaf Of good golf played at the links OF the
Stockbridge Golf C,ub this week To-day the
finals Of the weekly handicap match. which has
been going on all the season. are being played
The Locustwood Golf Club Of Great harrington
came up on Tuesday and played a match game
With the 1vb the 2 herr Only Tns
R RsSb Hsmaa hts charn wsE f.
erman PeytOn Van Rennselaer The EocrstwO0d
ga gsadw we're e. Howard Ms1pS Whne Wm
SON William J. Brown and John p. Peter Peters t.,
,u 1San resysd in his tall from Mountain
Of M HGiGs fTsn' @ me nns
stoekbrdFe has r h SO o9a wo hnS
dred guests at the Red Lion Inn over Sunday and
pretty children's german was given on Friday
evening In the parlors Of the Red Lion Inn: About
twenty young people took part and the cotillon
led by Miss Canning and Miss Smith Miss Alice
Cherbuliez furnished the mus ard Mrs Ruther-
ford Trowbrdge and Mrs. Butts presided at the
favor table.
The Ncw-York Society OF Decorative Art held a
sale of their art embroiderles at the Casino OF
Friday. ., . e.,,,
after a weeks outing He will enter Yale this
fall