New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
~ TIE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
BARON THIELMANN's RECALL REGRETTED AT
LENOX-DIvERsIoNs OF SOCIETY.

LENOX-DIvERsIONS OF SOCIETY.
r.enox Mass July 10 CSpecaD.-Cot.acers at
Lenox have had many interesting topics OF CONVEX
sation during the last week. among the most inter-
esting OF which was the recall Of Baron Won Thle-
mann, who had settled down In his cottage here 70
spend the summer Baron Won Thielmann, as well
as Baron Herman and Baron Rechenau. of the
same embassy. popular In Lenox. and the latter
two will spend the summer here, in all proba-
bnty II IS said that n large farewell dinner party
will be given next week for Baron Thielmann by
the cottagers.
Arrangements are now being made for hand-
cap tournament for the young women goiters 10
take place on Saturday. July H. The first OF the
handicap tournaments took place az the links on
Monday OF this week. ana there were '"'i'S
starters.
During the present season the Mahkeenac Lake
Boat Club will regain its popularity. and recent
meeting of the cotagers interested IN this o1uo
makes It evident that the lake will be as popular
place of resort as 1t several years ago Teas
will be held at the clubhouse on Saturday after
Moons Officers have been elected as follows; Pres-
dent Anson Phelps Stokes. vice-president and
treasurer John 5 Barnes: secretary. David Lying
Executive Committee. George c. Haven. John D
Barnes and J. f. Alexanlre; Governing Committee
Mr. Stokes Mr.. Alexandra Mr.. Barnes Mr.. Haven
Mr. Parsons, John |. Kane and Mr. LyGig
The annual meeting of the Lenox Club took place
on Tuesday evening of this week. and officers were
elected as follows: President, John 5. Barnes wee,
president Judge Joseph Tucker; secretary, Richafa
C. Greenleaf; governors. Alr Barnes, Joseph W
BURDEN Mr. Haven. Mr.. Parsons. lhoinas, fos.;
Judge Tucker. Mr. Stokes. Mr. GreehIeal anu
Mr. and Mrs. John s,ruthcrs and family will sail
for Europe on July II. Sanford Barnes. accom-
n,eI sre tbe % last week Mr and Mrs. Richard 5 Dana
rave arrived AT their cottage. Adrian lselln mas
taken the Bennet; cottage t3r me season MI sna
Mrs John Sloane have had buLton % ii", ,nes1s
Frank Harrison and i-dWArd {; HoyI & as Sssf
recently General A. = WeDD mas peeh tne sueSe 80
of Mr. and Mrs. John r. AeNahure uuri"s '''
pi,,saeld Mass. July 10 'CspecaD.-on Monday
evening the great gathering-place for society was
Naplewood Hotel where large COLLECTION OF pre'!
fireworks was sent off. After the fireworks the an
rual Fourth Of July dance took place. The gym
ros,um where the dancing took place was pre''iy
4 party Of nifty people drove to me ,sui summit q
81 Grevlock Monday. ard on Thursday Mrs; ~;
TeuI Wilson OF Wendeavc, gave iarse pivtinv pi.
at Pontoosnc Lake for the mSmoe's a,, VI '"'
Thirteen Amateur Dramatic 'luo' ~ a., L-r,5ay
There was a large attendance at the nrst Friuas
hon OF the season at Maplewood last evening, anu anu
The dance OF the most enJoSan'e ,,i y. VIZ IL
week Their have been many prominent "''''
during the week at the motel ,-.., h,o,o,a run
boiIt thirty young people ehJoytu q " a..
on Tuesd evening to the residence OF MT .rn AZ =
Mrs Fred @. Crane. at Dalton Mas pIaced about
supper served at small tables, ps'eo ~ ~ the
the plazzas and the enterta,nmeht W. ,Ise H - nrcs
most delightfu OF the summer. Among tn1se P,cy cy
ent were Miss Frances SIahs S rsnr nd her guest
Miss Anne Hobbs; Miss HinsdalII' n' Wood
Marshall Crane, Charles HibDar,', =, Tr.,rhi"
Charles W. Power. Roy Power ana j. NJ i'' l',
stoekbridge Mass July 10 tSpeciaD'-ihe e'ooN
bridge Golf Club has arranged for sort Oh con.
tinuous" handicap golf contest WHICH 10 '" ''''