New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
HTNTTNG AT LENOI.
TIE GOLFERS DESERT THE LINKS TO HUNT
QUAIL AND PARTRIDGE

TIE GOLFERS DESERT TIE LINKS TO HUNT
QUAIL. AND PARTRIDGE
reno1 Mass. Sept "a -Four large dances have
been beIa this week while cards have been issued
for three next week II looks as II the last
week OF September would be the gayest or the
Ienox season. Every house has It's house parry
and the "tenderlon and cream ale period OF the
wear" az some one has called II. seems to generate
IN Ionox wholesome sentiment and rn"enous
appetite incident TO hunting, Gon1s an" a. '''''''
cxhnaratlng pastimes
Coon hunting is being followed by the young
mon Of the cottages to such an extent that go -
falling or soucv hat IN the number OF men WI"
were prone 10 be seen on the links every morn
ing Coon dogs and experts at lodging the coon
In MS rayorite feeding spots are In great demand
Hunting on the hills is prime. and the youn6
women as well = the make up the parties IN
quest OF the quail and partridge
The Harry Payne whitney house party arrived
to-day and Will remain for three weeks. lhey
come nt this season OF the year for the Kansas
ouau tina. were released on the preserve TWO years
AGO nv ex-secretary Whitney. shortly after he
hourht the many acres OF land on the highest
mountain hereabouts. The quail have multiplied
and tho shooting is good. The Whitneys have ten
thoroughbred horses the mountain They VIII
ride a great deal during the visit To the lodge
Next Tuesday MIR and Mrs Henry II COOK. or
xow-york VIII celebrate AZ Wheatlegh. their fine
countr- place on Mahkcenac Lake their golden
wedding The occasion will he memorable one
and for that day Mrs. Cook will give luncheon 10
the women OF tho cottages. and in the afternoon
there will large dinner. The house VIII Doe
decorated FOR the occasion from tho greenhouses
on tho cook estate string orchestra viii furnish
music al the dinner.
on Thursday Mr. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt
lor, for Sherhurne VI. where they are ~ pay a
visit 10 Mr. and Mrs Seward webb. They will re-
main there ten days and then 60 10 New-York
They will spend the early winter months at Rilt-
more Their visit 10 L"noH was made very lively
by the number Of entertainments In their honor.
Mrs Hartman Kuhn. ~ Ro@ton, who has been
abroad this summer. has arrived NJ her cottage.
Friday evening Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes gave
n dance for her daughters and house party There
was n cotlon. which was led by Arson Phelps
Stokes ir. and Miss Stokes Many Of the figures
were original Mr. Stokes tr.. VIII leave in No
vembcr for Germany. where he is TO study for
voar before taking the orders Of the Episcopal
Church.
The cotlllon given at Elm Court Saturday
was the largest dance OF the Ienox season. Miss
Lila Sloane and ". Il. Cutting. jr.. he'd The en-
tire cottage colony Of young people were present.
Professor Hart. OF New-York' played the lively
dance music
Mrs John s barnes gave this week dinner for
Colonel Osmun Latrobc. Of New York. Those
present included Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloane. Mr. and
Mrs r NJ Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. John r.. Alex
| andre. Mr. and Mrs Nelson Robson MIR. and
Mrs IT, Il. Cook s. Rowland Robbins and others
/ The Sunnysde cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Tydig has been closed and Mr.. and Mrs Lydig
have returned to NowYork.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Thatcher NJ Adams
| gave a dance tor the Misses Post, who are her
| guests Mrs Adams received. The dance was In
| the MUSHROOM and was merry affair. Among
those In the company were the Misses Stillman,
/ Miss Maule Adams Miss Curtis Miss Margaret
| Adams. Miss Marie Winthrop. Miss Meta Mackay.
/ Miss Louise Morgan. Miss Marion Greenleat, Miss
he n
| Richard Mackay. r. II. Remington Alfred Curtis,
! Nelson Robinson. jr y. David Bishop. jr Phoenix
Ingraham. David r. Dana. S. +. Shaw, Jr., and
! Harry Strebeigh
adfii i'e'' o. N'''' ''''S@"' "'' '''' '''''
| tanned this week by Mrs. Morris Il, Jesup
of musicals for early October. Mile Flavie Van den
! Hendc. the violonceliist. Of New-York. will be
heard. 81, -. ,, . -.
! curtis Hotel from BAR Harbor. He gave dinner
at the hotel this week.
rived at the Curtis Hotel.
| Mr. and Mrs ~ D. Hganbotham: Of Chicago.
viii be al its best I'm the next fortnight.
An the college men left this week for their va
rious universities. The gof field where they Were
seen daily looks less gay with the absence OF the
college men in their hannels and bright coats
| This week during the tournament lightning tel
| from a clear sky and struck tree nfty Feet from
~" Mrs Elizabeth Aspinwall. OF NewYork, is visit
ing Mrs A. G Klngsland at Village View cot
fSe late arrivals in Lenox include Mrs. Edward
Mps /. II Orcott. Boston; Charles Robinson, Mr.
] and Mrs A Z. Piichard. New-1ork