New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
LENOX JUST BEGINNING
ITS SEASON WILL PROBABLY LAST
THROUGHOUT OCTOBER.

Lenox. Mass, Aug 81 (SpeciaD.-with the ors,
ing of September the Lenox season begins W.
there is luI and homegong at Newport ana "
Haroor, then comes the rush Lenox for 49,
sayety or the fall season. which is kept up w,s
more spirit and longer here than IN anv o,h
country resort. The cottagers have lans+b
out their stay in Lenox until now nauv Of ,h -,
places are not closed until THANKSGIVING Dav s
the month OF October is brighter and more ar.~
tanning than are July and August. With the tur,
Ing OF the red leaf come the coon hunts and fov
hunts. and house parties in October find r,,,.I
pleasure in riding through the big estates and -
the country roads The promise of septen,bs !,
bright. Crowded into this month will be the -,
tournament, the horse show, Peter Marts,s 49,.
ting party the golf tournament and with r,a
charity shows. entertainments. lectures din,o
dances and sales there will be something doine
each day. s
Returning cottageTs declare that Lenox ,o
looked more beautiful than present. The bsav.
rains this summer have kept the lawns briqb, -
verdant, and the foliage is heavy and IuxuriaDt
Ihe village association has kept the streets ana
walks clean and marked out. and the tree Ear1a.
mas made many changes, cutting out trees N ons1
up new views. and removing all broken or decavos
ones. 0odyed
Ground was broken this week by DR. Henrv D
Jacques for new Colonial cottage on the pt.t
rnond Road 1t will be opened for occupane,, -
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster baI,. ~
turned to Leaox from Bar Harbor Mr. and NJ
William c. scher-nerhorn and Miss schermerE-~.
and MI and Mrs. John Innes Kane have returna5
from Newport Neu
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney ara ~ .,...
cottage. on October Mountain. As soon as ~.
game laws of Mr. Whitney Will eptsrta+, =,
shooting party for several days The whtro-
game preserve has been stocked for several ,aa
with quail and pheasant Mr.. and Mrs Wb,tr
are in Lenox nearly every day. Their estate ia st
miles from town. in the heart Of the hills Rac4
J. ha II Va
Nhitneys picture on The town seal. because NJ H.
help 10 that town as taxpayer. - NS
Mr.. ard NIrs. John E. Parsons Mr. and SS NJ @
george Westinghouse have arrived from a trn
abroad, and their country place Ersti-ss
Park Mrs C. d. MacDougaH is a guest Of "tss bss
parents, Mr. and Mrs Hanry II. Cook at Wheat
leigh. Mr.. and Mrs David I4ydg OF New-Yors
have returned 70 their country place, SunnybanH'
nor ' .a{e iSt season after visit in New
mas been guest OF his sister Mrs. Charles Asror
Bristed Lieutenant Donnelly lately returned from
William D. Sloane has given a contract for nsw
greenhouses at Elm Court that will be among tbs
largest and finest in America. They Will cost sa
900, and VIII be used for the production OF frs a.
Miss Alice Denny, Of MaroIehead. has been
guest OF Miss Blselow, at Allen Winden. Charles
LINER are at the Curtis Hotel. Count Won LINEN
,unius Morgan. of New-York. are guests Of Mr.
and Mrs, George H. Morgan Ventfort Han
p.isseG lhrou6h LenoX thls week on a coaching
trip. Mrs Grover Cleveland and Miss Ruth Cleve-
Senator Clark Of Montana, is guest of his daugh
ter, Mrs. F. NJ. Culver, of New-AIarlboro. Mr. and
Mrs. Linsey Fairfax, Of New-York have arrived az
WaySide. Richard Goodman has returned from a
visit In Saratoga Springs.
The Stockbrdge golf tournament took many OF
the cottagers TO the Stockbridge course this week
where teas have be served daily. Samuel Froth
inSham. captain of the Lenox golf team made the
best gross score of the opening day, and received
a silver trophy. The annual tennis tournament
under the direction of the LenoX Club will open on
Tuesday on the LenOX Club courts. The entry LIST
includes all the best in the Berkshire
Hills who play tennis and many of the men who
played In the championship The Lenox Club
offers three handsome trophies for the meeting
The arrivals az the Curtis Hotel this week IN
eludge George w. Grover. Mrs. Parsons, Richard
VI. Hoe, Howard Constable. Mrs. BENJAMIN
Brewster. George $. Brewster, John r. Woram,
Mrs. r. T. Field. ]. l. Burkhardt. William Seton
c. G. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Wells, Miss
Helen Cutting, Miss A. J. G.. Perkins and Miss A.
@. Morgan, OF New-YOrk; Z. RunyOn. Of Elizabeth.
y. j.; Mrs. Crawford Spear. Miss Frances e
Pierce. Mrs. John Struthers and the Misses Struh-
ers of Philadelphia; Frank X Brewster. Of New
Haven. Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Van Nost-and
of Paterson, n =; Mrs William C. Grant OF Chi
cago; e. W. Sturgis and John Rowe. OF Boston:
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Walker, OF Weston Mass Mr.
and Mrs \. r. SJickney, of St. Paul: A c. Gre
hore and c. NJ Crehore Of Tarrytown n Y and
W. II. Wyman, of North Arlington