New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
GOING BACK TO LENOX.
TIDE OF TRAVEL TURNS FROM THE SEA
TO THE MOUNTAINS.

Lenox. Aug 10 (SpeciaD.-Richard Watson Glider
who Is spending the summer at Tyrinsharn. has
built large log cabin on Hop Brook. one oe the
picturesque trout streams OF this locality. which
was opened last Saturday. the occasion being the
birthday OF Richard Watson Glider. jr Mr. ana
Mrs Grover Cleveland and John r. Proctor ar
tended the festivities OF the occasion
There is talk OF revival OF the floral parade this
year. This gorgeous spectacle was hve years ago
the feature OF the season IN Lenox, and the younz
people Of the cottages making plans for a re-
vival OF the parade Arson Phelps Stokes was for
years the marshal OF the parade and after him ala
son. Arson Phelps stokes. jr., rode al the head OF
the many handsome carts and tubs" as the cot
taeers called the decorated vehicles
With this week the tide OF travel turns and fro,
this time on the guests at the seashOre hotels ara
the owners OF the cottages at Newport. Bar Har-
Dor and other resorts win turn their faces 70 tha
mountains and Lenox viii te at her best again
Never before have so many Of the cottagers gone
to the coast. This week Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher
Adams Mrs Frank K. Sturgis and Mr. and Mrs
NewboId Morris went to Newport and Southampton
At the hotel there has been large accession AZ
guests this week. The regular weekly concerts ~
the Kingman string quartet have been resumed ard
dances al the hotel viii be held semi-weekly In Sep
tember.
The cottagers have raised a fund for band con
certs and the Lenox band. with the assistance o.
salaried musicians. has given excellent concerts
on Friday evenings. The cottagers take much
interest in the concerts do their employees and
the wide piazzas at the Curtis are thronsed with
the guests and cottagers during the concert A
stand for the band has been arranged al Monument
Square.
The Egleston property opposite the Curtis Hotel
has been sold TO the Trinity Church Corporation for
$4,000 The property is Of about and a half
acres. fund has been created by the viii OF the
late Thomas EglesSon for the Of the Patter-
SON Egleston Monument in the square
William c. whitney will spend the month OF Sep
tember on his estate on October Mountain. The
place has not been opened by Mr.. Whitney in two
years. Since that time the United States Forestry
on the mountain and miles of hard road have been
Mrs Talbot ]. Taylor. OF Cedarhurst Long
Island, daughter of James R Keene, viii spend
September at LenOx. where she has engaged apart
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Egmont schermerhorn. who havs
been abroad will arrive on the first Of the week
their country place Mrs Schermerhorn will give
Mr. and Mrs COurtlandt F. Bishop. OF New-York
arrived this week at their country place. Inter-
MT and M Mrs Iii L55n95sy E%aIEfaz % q YswY0E are
Miss Marion de Forest and Henry ". de Forest
jr.. of New-York. are at Curtis Hotel
Mrs Richard Dsna s1a, and Pavid T Dana Of
daeks Mr.. Dana has been i'll this summer. and the
Mrs Joseph n, seaman and Miss Seaman. Of
New-York, arrived this week at the Curtis. Mrs
New-York. who is at the Homestead cottage this
Mr.. and Mrs. William s Adams. OF New-York
who have been abroad have arrived IN Lenox
neas D and i9sy Mrs are guests 9t Mrs. AdAs parents
James A: Burden. jr.. Of New-Tork sailed on
Thursday for London where he Is TO Join friends
for fall shooting in Scotland. Mrs Burden Is AZ
Elm Court the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William D.
Sloane. her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Thatcher NJ Adams are at Bar
Harbor for two weeks. On their return they vfI
entertain S. Rowland Robbins. OF New-York who
the Continent
G., II. Erwin. Of New-York, assistant superin-
tendent OF the Western Union Telegraph C,0mpa1v
has been at the Curtis Hotel
Mrs. Lawrence Waterbury. Of New-York arrived
at the hotel this week from Buffalo, where she hsd
been seeing the exposition.
Miss Eta Van COurtlandt Morris oF Nau--Y,rtr
is at the hotel