New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
in THE BERESHIRE1
The autumn Season at Its HeieEt-
Many Persons ERiOging 1t

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with BY rain. Wednesdays storm was needed II.
the gravel roads had accumulated a dusty surs,ss
which was washed away and gave again alr,o
perfect highways. which were appreciated bv -
great crowd which drove out to William D. sIoa,.'
Highlawn Farm for the sixth annual hors. sho-
yesterday. The week has been one OF many sBt.-
tainments and affairs The Duke OF Newcastle -
has been guest OF Mr.. and Mrs William A Ra.s
at Brookhurst. has been much entertained. A g.
Of dinners and a reception by his hosts and a d-,
by Miss Adele Elneeland. OF New-YOrk at Fs,.
| lawn. have been given IN his honor. Cricket b,s.
ball. golf and two OF the Berkshire Hunt crr,
have kept those inclined to sports busy whils -.
tertainments Of various kinds in the hotels sa,
amused the large number Of tourists who are aov
IN the Hills.
On Thursday. az Mrs. William D. sloane's r.c.n
ton, cricket match was played. in which T. CisA
ney Richardson, former captain OF the Manhattan
team Of New-Yo-k; Sir Mortimer Durand IN,
British Ambassador: Carlos de He-edia and Vm
fam 3. o. Field. OF NeW-YorIr. took part On Tusx
day run OF the Berkshire Hunt Club terrfuatss
az Tanglewood. the home OF AIr and Mrs Rieba-s
Q. Dney. where Mrs. Dixey served breakfast 10 n.
| riders In q baseball game between the eottazrr,
and the villagers this week the eottage-s won
thirteen-tnning game before a large company a.
GUNNER residents and hotel guests The solf asrs
has been scene Of daily matches Robert II
Paterson Of New-York. won the weekly swe.-.
stakes golf handicap from large field.
Mr.. and AIRS. George Westinghouse and their 50.
George returned Wednesday from the St. Ioui,
Exposition and are entertaining 1Ir and Mrs. VIII
lam R. Buchanan and Donald Buchanan. a.
sa1aio. and Miss Marguerite WadswOrth. OF Al
/ bany. at Erskins Park
Ar. and Mrs John Sloane have Mrs VI.
coning. IT., and the Rev. Hugh Black. OF Edln-
burg scotland. are their guests this week for TIA
morse snow. Colonel Oswald Latrobe. or New-Yors
Is also a guest OF Mr. Sloane at Wyndhurst-
Some OF the New-York arrivals for the wsst,
| festivities were Mrs. Thonlas Garner Mrs. T. car
Dugan. F. Augustus Schermerhorn. Mrs. J. Law
renee Lee. Miss EdlJh Evans. Mr.. and Mrs 8
Delafeld. Frederick Foster. Robert F. Phffsr Frss
! erick w. Kerssy and Mrs George Read
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gillespie and Miss GIIlesuis
| of New-York. are at Shadow Brook Inn
Bishop and Mrs George Worthington, of Ne
braska. who at their country home in Pittsdsld
have had Judge and Mrs Vernon H Davis and ths
Rev. DE-. d. Parker Morgan. OF New-York as their
guests this week.
| William Ferguson. OF New-York. has leased tho
Eagyard cottage. in Mln-st.. and will join the win
ter colony IN Lenox
1Ir. and Mrs. CortIandt Field Bishop. OF New
York. arrived late this week from abroad. vhsr,
/ they have been touring in Africa and Italy in an
automobile. They VIII remain at IntsrIaken until
| cold weathar.
Mrs James P. Jesup gave = luncheon on Tues
| day for Mss Mary Stiunan and Edward s. Hark-
Eess. whose engagement was recently announced
S. P. shotter. OF Savannah. who has been
abroad for the greater part OF the summer has
! Joined his family At Lakeside
Hotel AsriIwau. the heights above Lsnox
I Is in its third season. on Friday evening the
/ Berkshire Hunt Club gave its Arst bah there and
/ IL was the most brilliant dance ever held in
| Lenox. Supper was served 10 four hundred guests
/ The members OF the club wore hunt club colors
and q magnificent display OF diamonds was made
On Wednesday evening memorial service IN
memory OF President Mckinley was held Bel
/ Iany Storer, Ambassador 10 Austria. was sx-
pected to take part in the service. but was called
70 Oyster Bay On Tuesday to confer with shs
President. ard Thomas Post. OF LsnOx n1ads the
address. McEinley's fsvorits hymns were played
BY the orchestra. and national airs vera sung.
The presence OF Ambassador and Mrs. Scorsr at
the AspInWau has attracted much notice. Hsrr
Aarees Won Swinderen. ths Minister from ths
Netherlands. has arrived at the hotel and VIII
remain through the fall season The manages
has offered & handsome sOlf trophy for contest
on the Lenox course on Monday, in which hOtsl
guests and cOttagers will compe.s. \ nighty
round OF entertainments has attracted many from
town 10 the hotel. Bridge whist has been played
oy a large company and Billiards for trophies has
had its inning.
Mr. and Mrs Charles c Glover and Mss G. r
Glover. OF Washington. have arrived Mrs CIar-
/ ence r. Edwards and Mss Bessie Edwards of
Washington. are at the hotel Mrs Edwards IS
/ Washington. During the weeS the Duke o1 New
vas guest Of Msnaeer sssvey sad u s 5se s5oWs 5o
through the eis hotel Frank ". Jones. Of London
/ thiS season Oteer arrivals include Nj and Ms
NJ --t.-,a. = "a Le ~eSt --i- a-
/ Venner. ". o. HaIIgarten Mr. ana Ms = b
Davies W. 5: GT.mGet. Henry G-i2--ae, and J. L
/ In Stoekhridge last week there was a bread and
Heaton Han and Red lion I'M ne h6Ssls de-
nanded so large quantity OF these staples q r1S
table that the dealers sold OUT ana hsd 10 obtain
/ supplies from surrounding towns Both Stock
bridge hotels are dlled. and many o. yhs cottages
i frs rs 49, Z ne 6(sJ t-ioR t' : ss
/ on Tuesday there was q presentation 81 NlltOns
/ Genus az Mrs Frederick CrowainsAis-d's 70
Dr.. and Nrs. Thomas ;. SOuthwOrth. who are az
the Inn, save an afternoon eutertainulent On Nor
/ y Elder Adams, Mr.. and MrS- Heory Fitch. II
/ Miss Marguerite Jones. o. New-York
/ Heaton Hall has had nearly two hundred gusss
Sa5s %eek naklHg S. a na[Sed success Tor is -
guests. cottagerS and LenOx residents participates
ssaS - Sne 'iI- ~ Slen p2ras1s L13s 1esJ1Is
/ with torches. headed by 2 band. paraded through
I a raVine near the town. and later held dance
\ around a huge DO Sre On the town lCr Tns parGSe
/ attracted many persons, who were brought INTO
I tne town BY excursions which were rur BY Ire
I GreeqOck Inn. IN lee. under new management. 3
Lieutenant Governor Curtis j. Guild and carty q
4 for week 0Ir. and Mrs. John 3 Cozzens and
theIr family arrived this week from the THOUSAND
dances were held ana A progressivs wis. pary
NEaSheIG Vas neg SCFing TIE week for the benefit OF tls
| In Pitts1eld the Manlewood Ho-eI has such
! demand tor apartments and rooms thar Jhe Pro
/ prletor has announced plans for enodelNng rs
hotel for next season. large building the rear
/ larged several stories and turned into q hotS
/ court. where an Italian garden viii bs laid ogt
/ and broad piazzas will be built facing the gar
4 Cens This new feature will give the hore sst-
/ demand. Guests at the hotel went IN Isrss nun
/ gers 70 the Dig events IN LenoN This week t.5,
and other entertainments have filed in every even.
/ ing ing OF the week and the hop on Friday eyeE.as
i Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Harrison. Miss R0saAl9