New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
IN THE BERKSHIRES.
IhrOngS Of AUTUMN ViSitorS-Much
Interest in Golf.

Lenox. Mass Sept q (Special).-This has been
the most interesting week OF the season at Berk-
shire resorts. Despite the cold wave there has
been unusual activity in sports, and driving has
been enjoyed by those who admire the touch of
gold and red which has begun TO show en- the
foliage OF the hills. Golf week is always an in
teresting week in the hills and the hotels have
been filed with golf gossip
The Hotel AspinwaI is now filled, and plenty OF
amusement is constantly presented for the large
number there. Every evening entertainment
ts furnished. and with the nightly concerts the
great resort hotel is bright and interesting Mon
day there was much interest in the annual golf
handicap for the Hotel Aspinwall Cup. which re-
suited in tie between William D. Sloane. presi-
dent Of the golf club. and William W. Hoffman, a
Harvard student. On the play-cff Mr. Hoffman
won the cup. Justice and Mrs. H r. Brown. Of
Washington, arrived at the hotel this week.
Justice Brown is a native OF Berkshire County,
ana is paying his annual visit 10 Lenox. Mrs.
II. r. Newbury, OF Washington. and Miss Gladys
Newbury have arrived at the hotel. Mr. and Mrs.
A A wilcox and Miss Helen B. Wilcox. of Pater-
n. J.. at the hotel Other arrivals include
Rear Admiral and Mrs George F. Winslow, Of
Washington; II. B. Ledyard. president OF the
Michigan Central Railroad; Charles W. Werner.
New-York; Mr. and Mrs. B. S. P. Lane New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Wilkinson. Charles
3. Eastman. Hartford; Mr.. and Mrs Charles E
zing, Miss Louise Ping. Brooklyn.
The by the Berkshire Hunt Club this week
kaVe been the largest since the club was organized
Tuesday the club met az Beefontaine. the home
of Giraud Foster, and following tea. there was a
run into Stockbr4dge. On Friday the club met at
Tzaglewood the Dixey place. where the hounds
led tie way into Stockbridge with twenty riders
following.
Interesting golf has been played this week in the
Lenox tournament. on Thursday in addition to the
regular programme. there was handicap. which
BY william D. Sloane. a. L. White, OF
Boston. the cup offered by Mr.. Sloane in the
tournament. The finals for the Foster Cup offered
by Giraud Foster, OF NeY-York were played to-day.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Clarke
received Fernbrook. their country RESIDENCE for
Mrs. James Alexander McCrea Mrs. Clarke's sister
Mr. Clarke exhibited this occasion his latest
work ''Cupids sundial." which greatly ad-
nired
In Lee the Greencck Inn continues TO entertain
large company for the late season. l. l. Whit
man and S. F. Whitman, Of Pasadena arrived
there on Tuesday on automobile trip from Calf
fornia 10 Boston. Miss Rose Young and Miss Flora
Young, OF New-york were among the weeks ar
rivals. Others who have registered this week In
clude Mr and Mrs. c. D. Boss Mr. and Mrs VIII
lam r. Bennett New-YOrk: Mr.. and Mrs Moses
Bradley Poughkeepsie: Mrs. Harry Coe Miss
Emily Coe, New-York Mr.. and Mrs F. r. Weber
Boston; Dr. and Mrs. J. II Ives, Mount Yer
non. n. Y.
The population OF stoekbridge has increased five
hundred in the last few weeks by the arrival OF
fall visitors Not only eli the cottagers en-
tertaning large parties but the hotels are filed
a-lA t4AS tAdiLlS CONTINUE 10 bring daily many
are returning from the shore and the hotels IN the
north. At Heaton Hail are Mr. and Ms A W
Greenleaf. the Misses Greenleaf, J. f Tower ana
family. Marshall Mallory. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. George w. Smith, OF New
York; Sr. and Mrs. Norman Williams IT, of Chi
casos Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Almirall the Misses Al
n1iEal, William Russell, Miss L. D. Atkinson and
Mr ana Mrs. George GTannis, Of BROOKLYN
Late arrivals at the Red Lion Inn in Stockbridga
are 1ar. and Mrs. c 2. Barber OF BROOKLYN: Mrs
y. G Howell Miss Howell Mrs. A. 3. Howell Miss
1tayast, OF Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Parmly
Of NeW-Aork; Mrs George w. Reed, Miss Reed
ana &rs. Joseph Reed, OF Pittsburg.
The MapleWOod Hotel, In Pittsfield is rounding
oct its late season with the largest business ever
done in the month OF September. Even an of the
cottage room about the hotels has been acquired TO
III the demand for rooms from tourists and fan
guests Since Monday the following have regis
tered Tor considerable stay at the hotel: Mr. and
Mrs. p ". MhittemoTe. Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Whit
temore, Of Newton Highlands Mass e NJ
Thayer, Of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Winslow
Of tall River; DR. and Mrs. y. d. Tracy Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Debon Wilson, Frank Allen F. e
Valentine George s. Seward. Of New York; Mrs
Il W kon Nagenan, OF Orange, y. J.: c. r
5angs, OF Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Deming
o. Chlcaeo; Mr.. and MIS- Shepard Kimberley, Of
Buffalo; Mrs. John Paul. of La Crosse. Wis: Mr.
and Mrs; T. Ramsey Noodle and Miss Grippe. OF
The diplomatic corps in Lenox has been increased
tnls week by the arrival Of Baron and Baroness
Hengelmuller, OF the Austrian Legation, and Ar
thur \ Ra-kes, Of the British Embassy.