New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31
A LIVELY WEEK AT LENO4.
AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS
RECENT ARRIVALS.

Lenox Mass July % (SpecaD.-Thls has been
10 lively week In Lenox. There has been much coach
ing. many dinners. and golf In every form from
competition with bogie TO mixed foursomes ny the
young bellies and beaus OF the cottages. All In ALL
II has been the gayest week thus far OF the sea-
son. The coaching has had limits. and runs be-
hind spanking high-bred horses have been made
around Stockbridge Bowl and to Wllliamstown,
thirty miles 70 the north. The trip TO NlDams-
town made on the coach Of W Bayacd cut
ting. OF New-York He drove four fine bays on a
new Brewster brake Mrs Cutting was on the
box seat The others in the party were Miss Leila
Vanderbilt Sloane. Miss Jennie Cutting. w. Bayard
Cutting tr.. and Herman Kinncutt the son Of Dr.
and Mrs F. II. Kinnlcutt. The day was bright ana
clear and the party had a fine view OF Greylock
Mountain from three sides. Nelson Robinson. IT,,
has had out his four-in- hand and his new tandem.
The largest dinner OF the week given by
Mrs T E Stillman. OF New-York There were
twenty covers and the decorations were American
beauty roses and maidenhair ferns. Others who
have given dinners this week are Mrs. J. G SILL
man. Mrs John Sloane. Mrs. John S Barnes. Miss
Tappen Mrs Frank K. Sturgis and Mrs. George
Westinghouse.
Golf knows limit The Sunday edict OF the
Greens Committee regarding playing has heen re
voked and every Sunday many OF the players go
ground the in the afternoon. Many OF the
New-Yo who have summer places here come
up Saturday evening ana Sunday Is the only day
they have 10 follow me coN pail NelSon fNooIlsoH
has offered valuable cup for competition for the
season members OF the club against Colonel
Boyle The competition Will close in September
Mixed foursomes were played this week beginning
Monday and ending to-day Those who played
were Miss Marion Haven and David Wolfe Bishop.
tr Miss Leila Vanderbilt Sloane and F. II. Kinni-
cult Miss Maude Curtiss and G. II. kinn!cutt.
Mrs William A. Taylo. and S. Parkman Shaw.
Miss Caroline stillman and Richard Mackay. Miss
Maude Adams and Ernest A Colby. and Miss
Edith Van de Veer and Fred Wicks. The competi-
ton was for silver prizes offered by the Greens
Committee. Nichols the professional. has been
matched 10 play John D. Tucker. Of the Stock
bridge links. early in August A nine-holc course
has been laid out on the estate OF George Vest
The report The nsag VG N e M Ps. D %sg
MED by Mr POST The Posts have leased their
cottage at Newport this year and will spend the
Mt and MS Joseph " Burden iii H. Of inS Se aTe
at Il Paul Pa IL Smiths in the Adrondack; &c.,.
Mr. and Mrs Pierre Jay. OF New-York, have ar
VS Waiter at NV Webb and Mfs Elliott SHEPARD have
been the guests o. Mr and Mrs william 3oh ia
here in his private car for Scaroorough-on-the-
Nj Mr., and Mrs David Wolfe Bishop arrived this
week AZ their summer villa. Interlaken. They have
Just returned from neaFy year on Ine bsth
Courtandt Bishop will arrive here the middle OF
tive Charles Lanier. at Alien Winden
The family OF Mr.. and Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes
will return 10 Lenox from the Adirondack In
August Arson Phelps Stokes. IT., vii! start IA
September for Germany. where he Will taFe post'
graduate course before entering the ministry
Minot Wild. OF New-York. has been guest OF
F II Kinncutt this week
I, A Larocque OF New-York. who has been a
guest Of Samuel rockingham. has gone 70 Morris
town. y J.
Mr. and Mrs William C. Schermerhorn and Mr..
and Mrs Samuel BRIGHAM. who are az Newport'
will open their Elm cottage on Man-st- IN august
Among the many arrivals at Curtis Hotel This
week are Mr. and Mrs Samuel Bell. Ph.la delphia.
Mr. and Mrs Otto y Call. Boston. Mr.. and Mrs
] E Zeubtin Chicago. Or. Grodchze, Paris. Mrs
P r Hollingsworth. Miss Rose Hollingsworth'
BOSTON: Miss Jeanette Cecil Miss VI + Milford.
summit \ j. f. g Knickerbocker. Albany: Otto
T Maly. Miss Florence Bell Miss Mary G. Bell.
philadelphia: Mrs. A H Allen. John Victor Allen.
Lawrence I. / Edward 4 Wieks Mss s, Dye, DYER
Niddetown Conn. s ". SturRis. Groton, Mass:
DR. William Armstrong. New-YOrk.