New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-28
LENox NOTES.

Lenox. Mass. Sept q CspeciaD.-The division Of
the nine hundred acre estate Of Arson Phelps
Stokes OF New-Tork. on Lake Mahkeenac. has
been begun By the sale O: rs acres 10 Charles
Aston Bristed. OF New-Tork- This property, for
merry the Buck estate lies west OF Mr.. Bristed 5
place Lakeside. one Of the most beautiful estates
In Lenox II win become e part Of Mr. Bristeds
farm
Leno1 cot;age- made an offer Q. $4,000 re-
Gently FOR tie Stokes estate, Sha6owbrOOk. but
IL was refused and a price OF s625 90 was placed
on the estate, which cost fully H.250O00. Various
reports are ahoat regarding the sale OF the prop
erty. and II seems TO be assured that it Will pass
from Mr.. Stokes's ownership this fall. One report
is that Henry II FlaEier's agents have looked
over the estate with the OF ascertaining II
the house. which Is next in size to Biltmore, the
Vanderbilt place in North Carolina, be con-
verted into an hotel
Mrs. George Westinghouse has Issued cards for
81 afternoon reception tomorrow.
Miss Georgiana WIlmerdilg OF New-York. is
e guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Magee Ellsworth
Mrs Richard GambriIl. OF Newport VIII arrive
wednesday and viii be guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Giraud Foster
n order for Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND Field Bishop.
OF New-YorA who are expected here on Thursday.
Mrs. William c. Schermerhorn. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs John lines Kane. OF New-York- Will
reach Jenox by Wednesday from Newport
The Rev. Charles Otto Arnold. rector OF St
Helen's Church. in New Lenox has been called 70
the rectorship Of the Henshaw Memorial Church, in
Baltimore. Ar. Arnold called to the rector
ship OF 81. Helen's Church about year ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas lie BOuteliier and family,
who are in Lee, VIII remain al the Inn for the win
ter. because Of Mr.. lie BouteIlier's health
Ny. and Mrs George Batty Blake Of Boston.
have leased sunnyridge. the country estate Of
George ". Folsom. for the winter. and will arrive
OF November /
NJ and Mrs Samuel rockingham, who will oc-
-n- reefle-ca month. will remain
in Lenox for the winter. viii Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph s whistler Of New-YoTk: Nj and Mrs Guy
". Ward and other cottagers.
Mrs. Graud Foster entertained at luncheon to-
day az Belefountaine.
tuesday evening there viii be q coon hunt and
supper The party viii start from the Charles
Aston Brsted residence. and after the chase coon
supper viii be served at Lakeside Nr. Bristed' s
country place.
NJ. and Mrs F. D. winsIow OF New-York. have
closed their country place IN Washington and re-
turned to New-York.
I. L Kellogg. Of TIRE Fox Hills GOLF Club, won
the tournament at Great Darlington On SATURDAY
defeating Mark Michaels. Of Newark. IN exciting
s-als NJ Kellogg is entertained by Dodge Peters,
Of Nevr-York at Hill Crest in Great Darlington
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Choate. Il. and Mr.. and
Mrs Carl a &c Gers5or1. Of NeS-Iork- Will ar
rive in stockbridge this week for the fall season
Nearly ell tee cottaEers will remain until well
.ato November. and the Red Lion Inn viii not close
Until December.
NJ and Mrs. Mark Nnchaels, OF Newark, y j.
are guests OF NJ and Mrs. J. L E PeIl IN Great
harrington
Mr ard Mrs Seth Moseley. Of New-Haven, are
making a tou- OF the Berkshire HIS. 80. 49,
Samuel c. Ward. Of Washington WI lcaE 9
re-oX tomorrow for the Capital. Ar. Ward has
rsssed the entire summer season in L1enoX- .
Arthur SrurE.s Dixey Will return 70 Harvard this
week John sloane. II. Yale. J. Egmont 5cher-
-rle-horu tr TO Columbia and Joseph ". B1rcen 70
SefIr5sv's arrivals at Hotel Aspinwau included
MI and Mrs. J. Il. LorlEaer and Miss a h. Lori
-~e- CyeruzntOr-r. Penn Wooster W. SteJscn,
Rzvrnond I White. Clement Scott, Nj. and MS
~ a ShiIlaber. Mr.. and Mrs. = Syuonos " ole,
Nsw-York. AIr and Mrs. Alfred RCdman. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles s Hanlin. ar. and Mrs r A
Whittier. Boston, ana Mr.. and Ms sydney 1.
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