New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
A BUSY WEEK AT LENON-GoLf "N'']o
AND THE FLORAL TUB PARADE.

A Busy WEEK AT LENON-Goif """f'
AND THE FLORAL TUB PARADE
1orox Mass Sept. IS (SpeciaD.-The week III
| Ienox has been a busy one with dhhc'S' IroeP
lions dances and the floral tub parade. lhere
nos been considerable activity at the golf Inks as
the weather has been ideal for outdoor sports ou'
as every one has been getting ready for next week
golf tournament there has been HttIe opPor'ui'''!
for handicap matches -,
The Bishop Of Rochester. the Right heV' MT.
Talbot with his wife has been the guest Of Nr' ana
Mrs Morris Is Jcsup at their beautiful country
Mace here They arrived Saturday night ana Al
Trinity Church the Bishop delivered discourse on
Sunday morning. Monday afternoon MI ana MrS'
1asun oDened their house. Bcvo!r Terrace. for an
Informal reception 20 which all the cottasers were
invited Mrs Joseph W Burden and Miss Adele
Knecland poured tea. and every one was present
10 see this distinguished preate ana MS WIG
Among those in attendance were the KcF' ana MrS'
Harold Arrowsnith. Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Phelps
stokes Miss Stokes. Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Alex
andre the Rev and Mrs. William Wilberforce
Newton Mrs Marquand. Miss Parish Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sloane Miss Evelyn Sloane Mrs. t. Mackay.
Miss Meta Mackay Mrs IL. 7. Auchmuty. william
C. Schermerhorn. DR.. and Mrs. r. c. Greenleaf, Mr.
and Mrs. " II. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. de Heredia.
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Haven. S. Rowland Rob
bins Mr. and Mrs David Lydig Mr.. and Mrs s.
Parkman Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs Myes siandish Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Barnes and the Misses Barnes
Mr. Jesup also gave dinner for his guests on
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Burden. Mr.. and
Mrs Barnes W. {. Schermerhorn. Mr. and Mrs.
r. NJ Adams ana Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloane were
among those present
Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes gave a dinner followed
by dancing, at Shadow Brook on Friday evening.
All the young set were present. Some fine music
was given previous TO the dancing.
George Morgan. who has been abroad for several
months, has arrived at Ventford Hall for the
mainder OF the season. Miss Morgan Is also here
Mr.. and Mrs James Z. Jesup have returned to
New-York. after having spent several weeks at the
Curtis House
The opening OF the golf tournament on Monday
viii call together many amateur golfers and their
friends All the cottagers will entertain house
parties that week. and the town will be completely
flied with visitors. On Monday number OF the
young women will compete for the handsome cup
given by Nine. De Hereda. A large number of
amateur golfers have entered the lists for the
Lenox Cup. Bcgides all the leading Lcnox players
there the entry-boo the names OF such
golfers Jasper Lynch. James l.. Breese. Quincy
a. Shaw. James Stillman. Arthur II. Fem. the
present holder OF the cup; Foxhall Keene. II. &.
Leeds. Otto liockmcyer. Jr.. H. II. Sweny and John
Reid, Ir The preliminary rounds viii show
whether the player gets a chance 70 Try for the
cup and the sixteen best players viii be the only
has offered 80 In prizes for caddy golf match 10
follow the tournament. This Is an annual" and
chance al IL little fun and IA little money
hs ora Tub h psTade on ThurSaay was the ehef
trimmed carriages OF all varieties In line and
paradcd through the principal streets. The decora-
iions were mostly OF wild flowers Some OF The
traps were trimmed with hydrangeas and other
beautiful blossoms Ribbons also used largely
IN the decorations Anson Phelps Stokes jr was
one OF the prime movers in getting up the parade
Barnes was chief marshal, and had three PRETTY
trimmed carriages In line The Stokescs were also
town was crowded WIN people who had driven in to
see me show' az ~ was q beautiful; bright day.
NIL
went 10 Ms Furns's Edgecombe and had tea on
the lawn, where they presented a picturesque APP
James j. Van Allen and party. including Miss
| Van Alien, win drive up from Newport next week
the social functions OF The week. '''''
Mrs Giraud Foster gave ladies' luncheon with
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Bridgham will visit Mr. and
Mrs William {. Schernerhorn during golf week
evening for mem L. Of Their house party Fol
ved M and Ms sloane have HS" as eses MISS MISS
Yonkcrs' and Miss Marion WhiitaKe i:" '''''"" oil
Miss Edith Barnes gave dinner for the younger
got on Ffiday II was especially for her guest
Miss Alice Duer. and covers were laid for fourteen
Mrs. Mylcs standish gave one OF the larges, din
yitcd twenty guests TO dine with her ~ the Bishop
Mhsr rrs shs is spGnang hS suRmsr Am9ng
and Mrs. Giraud Foster and Mr.. and Mrs. j. "
Burden.
stockbrIdgc, Mass, Sept Is.-Mrs. G. W. Bcment
gave charming afternoon tea on Wednesday, at
which there large attendance. Mrs and
Miss Atocha assisted IN receiving.
Mrs. Stevenson. who has been occupying the
Dwight homestead. also gave o'clock tea this
lns 70 visit her sister. Mrs. Houghton. but viii
rs'% aors to " later IN The the @1nOn
&s.dlesp sst oarn%%sn! with ne = score srs
" p c Ssfsss w soon be made for the
Battery ID passed through Stockbridgc Tues