New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10
IN THE BERKSHIRES.
Many Early July Visitors-Cham,
piOnship Tennis.

HtOfsoftH Il IHfHos
LenOx. Mass. July Z (SpeciaD-The Fourth Of rllv
saw more NEWCOMERS in the Berkshire Hills than
ever before. and from WiIIiamstown to ShefHels
the resorts gay and interesting. For the frs,
time in sixteen years Mr. and Mrs William Doug.
las Sloane omitted their annual display OF Are
works on the evening OF the Fourth, but Mrs.
George Westinghouse at Erskine Park. maintained
her custom OF giving large display the Iaks
front 1t estimated that three thousand persons
went to Erskine Park to witness the display. Ths
public admitted to the grounds. and at tina
house Mrs. Westinghouse entertained many Of ths
cOttagers. including 3Ir. and Mrs Harry H Flag
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs George G. Haven. Mr.. and Hrs
J. Frederick Schenck. Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Dtxsy
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel rockingham. Mrs WiIliaz
b. Bacon. the Misses Bacon. Mr. and Mrs. JOIN
E. Parsons. Mr. and Mrs Charles S. lIellen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander c.. Humphreys and Ms
Sherman C.. Loud were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Westinghouse the Fourth Mr.. Wrestling
house went Tuesday 10 New-York, from whss
he sailed this week for abroad a business TRIP
Mrs Giraud Foster gave large afternoon
ception at the Bellcfontaine Monday. Daylight
fireworks viewed with interest from the ter
races. which We're handsomely decorated Among
the guests vera the British Ambassador. ss
Mortimer Durand. Lady Durand and Miss 10
sephine Durand
Herbert G. Dering. an attache OF the British
embassy. won the championship Of the Leacx
Club at the tournament Monday. The finals wsrs
played before a large company OF cOttagers and
their guests. Mr. Dering defeating Andrew Rob
erson OF Boston. IN the finals. The doubles were
won by A. z. Gray and Henry Gray. sons OF As
sociate Justice J. Clinton Gray OF the New-York
Supreme Court. On the golf Inks the ANIMAL
Fourth OF July handicap won by Edward
Burnett. Of New-York. who beat William D
Sloane, Robert W. Patterson. S. Parkman Shaw
John Fl. Hammond. J. Bowers Lee. and a larys
field Of well known cottagers
On Tuesday the annual elections OF the IArox
clubs were held at the clubhouse. followed by a
luncheon Rain prevented a fourscme between
teams selected by Eustace Jaques and DR. Richard
C. Gsreenleaf. which was to have been the event
| of the day. Captain John S. Barnes OF Nevv-York
was elected president Of the Lenox Club Othsr
officers are: Vice-President. Richard c. Greenese.
secretary. Samuel rockingham; treasurer Georg
W. Folsom; board Of governors. George G. Haven
George W. Folsom. John z. Parsons Thomas Post
Charles Lanier and Dr. Henry c. Haven: house
committee George ". Folsom, Samuel Erothing-
ham and DR.. Richard c. Greenleaf. George w.
Folsom succeeds DR.. H. P. Jaques treasurer
David Lydig was elected president OF the Lake
Mahkeenac Boating Club. and William D. Sloars
president OF the Lenox Golf Club.
Cottagers who arrived this week include Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Goodwin. OF New-York. at the HiIIcres
cottage. and Mrs. Alexander Wood. az Roadsas
cottage. MIR. Goodwin made the trip from Nsw-Yorx
In his automobile. accompanied by Henri s. Brandt
OF New-York
Mr.. and Mrs Henry II. Pease. OF New-York. havs
returned from Hastings. y. Y. where they spent
Mrs. George H. Morgan. Of New-YorA. has been
tba te I, this week Mr. MTrgan Is abroad end
year.
Wen known Nsw-Yorkers in Lenox this wess
King. at George G. Haven's: Victor Morowitz 4.
Voorhees at GedFsS W. F RSea ana nne S
and Miss Beatrice Blake. at Richard G. Dfxsys:
Robert A Chalmers. at Mortimer NJ Singers:
F 9FTy CGadWiek BeFtran CRUISER and Andrew Bob
dtarry Hardness Flagler. with Mrs g A Lamont
zabriskie with Dr. zabriskie. at the curtis EotsI
Mrs Richard Auchmuty, OF New-York, has Of
State road the PIttsfeid highway near her
Captain John s Barnes. of New-Yorl. started
this week for Canada for fortnights salmon fish
ing ing, James Barnes his son. has been guest at
Early July arrivals. at the Hotel AspinwaH n
worth. Miss Alice Burnha1. W T Rows. John
Dew. Of New-YOrk, To-day the Massachusetts A.
for a several days.-outins- The Troy Vocal 81
clety Will arrive within few days on their 81
Late arrivals at the Curtis Hotel include Mr. and
Tin, the Misses Iselln, Mr., and Mrs. T. ChaslSy
RR i T. c Richardson, tr.. Mrs. A ,
Baldwin. Charles NJ. Robinson. OF New-York
,StoSkorIdge mas mad a busy week On the FolT3
Z Parsons has established St Helen,s Home, ror
gramme of games and sports was carried out. ard
in the evening brilliant display Of fireworks en-.
tertained the hundred fresh air children and many
of the cottagers- Wednesday evening histOrcA
society was organized under the patronage or MT
Frederick CrOwninshield. of New-YOrk- The obisct
OF the society is 10 establish for the cor
lection of historical and Indian relics. Young PEG
pie OF the cottages appeared at the meeting In us
/ dress OF the CClOntstS and Indians.
Mrs John Swami entertained Tuesday are,
noon Ralph Hoffman the naturalist made an 40
/ dress on birds in nesting time TO Mrs swans
guests
Both the Red Lion and Heaton Hall entertain-i
| large companies of New-XOrk guests over t,'
| Fourth. Shadow Brook Inn. on Lake MahkeenA-
| is now open. and has a large number OF guests
| Mrs. Charles lie &OUtillSr and family. OF New
York have arrived Greenock Inn. in Lee. for Us
remainder OF the summer. :.
| Ex-NayOr and Mrs. Seth Low OF New-YOrk, vns
| have been In Pittsdeld have gone TO North EAST
/ port. N. II. an
| At Hotel lIaplewood. in PittsfeId. are Mrs. GI-
/ bert Seaman. Miss Sadie Seaman. Mrs r. = =
/ Hot. II. @. Sherrard. Mr. and Mrs. A. l. Bow
| Miss Bowie. Mr. and Mrs. A H. Palmer Mrs. ".
Beals Kendall Miss Whitney. Miss Katherine Ssn'
/ dali. Miss Eleanor Kendall. Misses McGCveru NJ
/ John Murphy and Miss Murphy. OF New-fork =,
William s. Moore and Henry s Leverich :,
/ New-York, guests Of Marshall kernoenan'
/ HOImeSdalc- "a
| Mr. and Mrs John D. Carson gave coming "a
dance for their daughter, Miss Margaret Al -
/ Country Club Tuesday evening . III,
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. j. BlOOdgOOd, OF NeW-1 OfA VI.
have been their country place. in NsN-A-,rrs
bOrO. started to-day for Western trip. They =
TO visit the exposition IN ST. Louis before their ~
| turn.
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