New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-10
RETURNING TO LEMON.
4 GAY FALL SEASON BEGUN IN THE
BERKSHIRE HILLS.

BERKSHIRE HILLS.
ro,ox Mass Sept. (speciaD-T'he first touch
Of the frost Of autumn Is on the maple leaves or
tho many wooded hills about Ienox. and with the
turning Of the leaf has the return or the cot
tagers and the house parties Of the cottager7'
The hotel has been filed since the ADVENT OF sep
TENDER and. with all It's cottages - "'''"'e ~
meet the applications for rooms Tor MS KAY IAN
season.
,otulo, was given at the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs r y Stnlman on Saturday evening. follow
ing a luncheon Walter y Stillman OF New "rK'
led the cotillon with Miss Charlotte Stlimao' some
~ those present were Miss Lila '. sloane Mss
Iuchheld the Misses Gurnee. Miss stokes MISS
Cr.cnleaf Miss Evelyn Sloane Miss Eloise DAVIS
Miss NToslo Miss Cornelia Barnes Miss Meta Mac
kay Arson Phelps Stokes. jr. J. G. Greenleai'
Richard Mackav D. Lapham y. W. Bishop. jr'
James Barnes. D. T Dana and r. 8 Hooker
Charles Aston Bristed and family have arrived
for the fall season from Newport Mr. Brls'ed mas
leased the Rackcmann cottage for the rest OF the
year
I Ia Costa Quartz the Portuguese Minister. ana
hts secretaries from Washington have arrived at
the Curtis Hotel
The windows for the Iauier memorial choir room
ri Trinity Church have arrived from London
where they were made for Mr.. Lanlcr, and are
,,l,e nm, IN Mace The choir room Will ho dcdi-
Gated hy Bishop Lawrence. Of Boston the last OF
tho month
The Rev DR. Dwight and family. who have had
the I.orlng place this summer. returned mis- week
q Ncw-York
Mr. and Mrs William : Gurnee ana inc MISSES
Gurnee returned this week
Mr. and Mrs Louis Greenleaf OF Albany are
the guests Of Mr. Grcenlears parents. DR. and MIS-
Richard G. Greenleaf az Wndyside
II WAS decided this week that there should DO no
nor,l nar,do this year The floral parade has been
one Of the fixtures of Oh" Lenox season.
The annual tournament of the IenoN Con 'l"b
Will omen on Monday and continue throughout the
,,.ek ON fho opening day the play will bee for
,n. Alexandra cup offered by John r. Alexandra.
80 &ow-York the secretary Of the club The res
~ ,le week VIII bo devoted 10 the playing Tor the
I.nox CUP. th. clubs go trophy. and for the cup
offered hy William Douglas Sloane. OF Ne~-i ofN'
known as fhe Presidents cup Percy Haughton.
who won th, Ienox cup last Year. Will defend the
title ana cup this year Should liaushton win the
cup this year u becomes his property. Many az
ODE. best known men in the country VIII play on ihe
L,nox course .n the tournament Travis Is Ok
p,cted Quincy \ shaw OF Boston. may come ana
th, amateur champion. II. NJ Hartman has not
declined the invitation and Will come If his en-
eagemcui4 VIII allow his playing here. The shin
,,.,.k ,lb wil bee represented 10y four u IT'S best
mon The women OF the club will have charge ~
the teas that Will he served each afternoon IN Il
tent on the lawn. and on the opening day the
Tenox Band Will furnish music nj the cluhhouse'
MANY 90 the guests now az me DIX country nuns
Co. a.. ,o,,r,,,,op. hitch promises 20 be
"'' mere ''' '' 1rto rv.,,i,o com.
the best ever held at l<noN. Inc ENecuuF" '"''-
,,,,..o under whose management the tournament
is 20 be played IS composed Of William - Sloane
Joseph ". Burden. Rowland Robbins ana JoNl
+ Alexandra. 49,, ,,,-. ,,.,o
The handsome curtis cup onered ny Miss nt''lS
curtis for the best score made by the women OF
by MISS co.uea Barnes with net score OF 39l.
Miss Charlotte Stillman was second III the mate"
and Mrs Lapham third.
Colonel Henry Chauncey. jr., OF NewNork, IS at
the Curtis Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs philip Livingston. of New-York ara
guests Of Miss tl.nentlne Furnss Miss Furrss
gave a dinner for her guests on Wednesday,
Mr. and ,i,s Joshua ". Davis and Miss Eloise
Davis of York. have arrived for September