New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
COACHTNG PARTIES AT LENOI.
MANY VISITORS DRIVING IN THE BERK-
SHTRES ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE
EEK-ARRIvALS OF PROM
TNENT PEOPLE.

Lenox. Mass. oct Is (Specian.-Continued bright
crisp weather has brought TO Lenox the yearly in
vason Of the coaching parties from New York.
and has given decided touch Of color TO the
doings of the week The most notable party was
that which Pierre Lorillard. jr.. brought up from
Tuxedo Monday The trip made by relays
Of horses posted In advance along the road. The
route was through the hills Of Ulster County and
by the old Post Road to Poughkeepse. across
Duchess County. the Housatonic Valley. and along
that picturesque river 10 I.enoX The trip was not
without an incident. Near Poughkeepse the lead
crs on the coach bolted and ditched the coach.
Mr. LoriIlard was thrown off and was kicked
the Lex 10y OF the horses. lie was not badly
hurt and the trip was delayed. In the party
besides Mr. ana Mrs Pierre Lorllard, jr. were
Mr. and Mrs Richard Mortimer. Good Hoyt and
Amos r. French. Of New-York. They have
been making their headquarters at the Curtis Hotel
this week and have made frequent excursions into
the hills. They will return to Ncw-York next
week
George E. Faheys, of New-York, has beer here
with party of six. lie drove bays fine
Brewster coach lie and his party will remain
here for some days From Boston came a coach
ing party which was at he Curtis Hotel several
days. In this party were Senator and Mrs John B.
Holden Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Rose, Representative
Daniel Poor, of Boston, and Mr.. ana Mrs. Daniel
Lane OF Lowell. They had fine coach The
Aver party from Lowell at the hotel the first
part of the week. The party included Mr.. and Mrs
r. Aver Of Lowell. Mrs. and Miss Banning, OF ST
PAUL. Miss Aver. of Lowell: Miss Ruggles. of Nor
Vich. Conn; Miss Mckinney. Of Brook.ine, and
Miss erik. OF Cambridge. They have been all
through the Berkshire Hills. from the Vermont 10
the Connecticut State lines. The fayorite route Of
the coaching parties from Lenox IS 10 Williams
town. twenty-siX miles to the north. The route
lies around the base of Greylook, the highest
mountain in the State. and some fine views Of the
grim. gray peak are 10 be had on the run m
Most Of the Lcnox coaches have been out That
Of Miss Kate cary was in Pttsheld on Thursday.
behind. Miss Cary is the best whip in LenoN and
has her horses out every fine day.
or entertaining there has been no end. Peter
Marie who Is still a. the hotel. gave this week at
the hotel dinner f.. the Lorlllard coaching party
Then he gave \ luncheon for party Of young
women and a tea at the Golf CLUB.
The largest affair was that Of last Saturday at
Erskine Park the residence OF Mr. and Mrs;
her first dinner OF the season. The covers were
twenty. Mr. Westinghouse came up from Wash
The first dinners ventfort Hall, the George f.
abroad in the spring Of 1895 were given this week
Mr. MORGAN gave a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Junus
Morgan. Miss Caroline Morgan received her
Mrs. Henry C. Potter. of New.York, wife Of
Bishop Potter. has been q guest OF MlsS 1ieh mel
.rT entertnments for her On Monday after
Most Of the women Of the cottage colony were
Mrs. David Lydic gave tea at sunny SIDE on
Biddle and Miss Schcrmerhorn.
Charles Gibson. Of Beacon-St, Boston. gave Tea
Ms Wheeler. Of Philadelphia, Miss cottonet, Miss
Schermorhorn and Mrs. John lnnes Kane. OF New
Lnncheons have been given this week by Miss
Fprniss and Mrs o G R5sy ovt are the FIRST Of
tho cottagers to return TO New-York. They have
o 6oT e hat Of Mrs stokes Mrs Hoyts mother
Mrs. Robert Mnturn. Of boston. IL guest OF
Mrs. Robert Winthrop. At kthelwynde.
Mrs. Bramhall. Of Boston. is guest OF her sis
ter. Mrs s. Parkman Shaw. AT the Shaw home
The concert last Saturday evening At the resi-
douce Of Mrs r. &. Greenleaf drew the largest
d,y cotiagers The occasion was the appear
ance here Of Miss LYDIA Eustis. niece Of former
idRS Barhc gs' Mrs william 3 sloane Mrs
Richard G. Greenleaf Mrs Robert winthrop. Mrs.
The concert was deligh,ful. and Miss Eustis was
warmly commended. She was assisted ny Arthur
Hyde, Miss Alison Hough'oh' MISS FlaVie van den
MI and Mrs John Struthers. Of Philadelphia.
have opened their cottage opposite Trinity Church
George Griswoh Haven and Major Malieryy and
family left this week for New York. Mrs Haven
Is still in Colorado with her son. Mr.. Palmer, who
Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. w Haven are at Highawn, the
Cram place at The main road to Lee
Mr. and Mrs J. +. Stilmans are spending fort
plight at her 6ome n BTo0sy wcdh hey wi" reur"
Nichols. who has been In charge OF the Lenox
Coli club for hg s Two seasons has S snd will s
20 there on November -.
The principal goldng OF the week was done at
Stockbrllre where the wOmen'5 tournament was
rlayed Miss Maude Curtis. who represented me
! ,enox club was defeated In the nna,s for me
Choate cup by Miss Ann W. i-apsey Inc cadh'e
tournament l. booked for next week -.
Mrs J. : Scheuck. Of Long Island - az tne
ho,cl Mr. Schenck II an annual visitor 10 Lenox
Mr. and Mrs Malcolm Graham OF New-foTk
sn,one the many arrivals from New York are |
the following Mr.. and Mrs w A. Rsaa nj ana
GambriI Mrs r r. Warder. Mrs. samuel II fot-
Ter Alfred NJ Goats. Mrs. Preston. Miss Lowering
and David NJ ESleston