New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-23
AUTUMN DIVERSIONS AT LENO1.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE GREENLEAF-AD-
ANS WEDDING-PERSONAI. NOTES.

Ienox Mass Oct % (SpeciaD The Greeneat-
Adams nuptials will take place at Trinity Church
on Tuesday at The final arrangements nave
been made and the hotel and cottages are already
beginning to I'll up with the guests who come to
Lenox for the festivities incident to the wedding.
This evening Mrs r. c. Greenleaf gave at Windy
side her country place, dinner for the "eduihs
party On Monday evening Thatcher NJ ADAMS
the uncle OF the bride, Will give a large dinner at
BeI-Air for the guests There will be several other
luncheons and dinners following the wedding for
TN. friends of the young couple. Miss Adams has
chosen some OF the best-known young women III
Ienox and Eew-York for her bridesmaids. and the
ushers are all well known here and In New-for
The procession will be headed by the vested boy
choir OF Trinity Church. who will sing nuptal
HYMN as the procession moves to the altar. me
church decorations will be chrysanthemums ana
palms The Rev. Harold Arrowsmith. the rector
Of the church, will perform the ceremony. Inc
bride Will be given away by her uncle ihatc"e'
NJ Adams There will follow Immediately al the
home Of MIR. Adams Bel-Air wedding breakfast
and a reception.
A song recital was given on Thursday morning
a, sedgwick Hall when I'm Persian Garden
was given by Mrs. Seabury Ford. OF cleveland
Miss Marguerite Hail. Mackenzie Gordon ana
Ericsson Bushnell, OF New-York The whole pro-
duction was under the direction OF Victor Beige OF
NewYork.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney are still at
their lodge with a house party. which this week
includes Mr. and Mrs Harry Duryea OF Newport
Az there was no golf course at October Mountain
Mr. whitney wired for James Douglass, the west
bury Long Island. expert. 10 come up ana lay out
a temporary course. which has been done and now
the house party is playing the game daily Doug
lass has taken the measurements for long course
TO be laid out on the mountain next spring.
Dr. and Mrs F. P. kinncutt. who have been ut
their place North Point. this season. have closed
their cottage and returned TO New-fork.
Mrs T NJ. Adams ia entertaining Miss Van
Rensselaer, and Mrs. J. W. Minturn, OF New-fork.
Mrs Joseph NJ. White, who has been abroad. re-
turned last week and opened her cottage. Maple
hurst Mrs. White is sister of David Wolfe
Bishop who Is still here with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. c. 7. Barney. Of New-fork. are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Gurnee jr
John H. Hammond. of NewYork. has been a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs William Douglas sloane THIS
week.
Mice Edith Rarnes daughter Of Colonel and Mrs.
John 8 Barnes OF Cold Brook who has been the
easurer of the Red Cross Auxiliary orsanlze,u
here by Mss oieneht rea tom 70 the money col
lected for the maintenance OF trained nurses me
report shows that Miss Barnes receiver ABOUT
samuel D. Babcock, Of New,York who has has
leased the Osceola House for three years VIII
start for New-York after the Greenleaf-Adams
wedding. .. 10, bean horo the
last week looking over the place which he owns.
also the estate Of The late 9Edg ss Bdde of
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philadelphia have arrived at the Curtis Hotel Tor
i i Woodward OF the United States Navy. ana
Mrs Woodward. Of Washington. ID. G.. are at the
The Rev Dr. and Mrs. E. Walpoe Warren. Of
New-York. at the hotel -, -. IA.
Mr. and Mrs George Winthrop Folsom. OF New e%o
York will arrive at their cottage next week me
marriage of Miss Folsom is booked for early NO
vember. ~ J., .,r ,,or,otned
nj eek bv Mrs Francis c. Barlow, AT sunny
There has been much driving this week. ana me
coaching parties arrive and depart win day teguI
iaritv The Curtis Hotel seems to be n natural
ston1ing-pace for the coaching parties and one OF
nnore coaches are to be found there each evening
Recent arrivals at the Curtis Hotel f1r the nse
Grohafn Mrs 8 Y. Il. Watson, Miss Gertrude
WATSON New-York: Mr. and Mrs Francis barkne'
Ncwark y J.: Miss Warder. Miss tieien Moro
RON Washington, u. e.. and Robert a. Phifer.
The dinner dance recently given by Nh and Mrs
crnncer Knox at their country place Elm court
% ,beir niece Miss bel s Hardenbergh was an
aIaboroic entertainment. The entire mouse was
100" onon and beautifully decorated with roses
ia "ther cut flowers. There were twenty guests
q, dinner and many OF the young people IN Lenox
- No later the dance.