New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
N THE BERKSHIRES.
Long automobile Tours Afford a
FQCOrite Recreation.

-s-oZ. Mass. July g lspeciaD There has been
70 large social function this week as the cotragsrs
are entertaining. as is their custom IN midsummer
-- giving small dinners and luncheors. Touring
tie BerkzE-rls IN a. automobile IS 1avo-tte rscre-
alton. The c9ttagers are making long trips 70 the
Green Mountains OF Vermont. albany Troy and
the Connecticut River
The c-.et feature n tennis this week vas
re To1-e1'z tournament a. Wheate.gh. the coua-
10y hone OF Henry 4. Cook. OF NC=-v-v--z 7,-re-e
lis daughter. Mrs Carlos de Tze-e5la gave an
afternoon Tea Miss Heloise Meyer. Of Boston.
l-a 1--ss Frances Croker, OF New-Tork. wo1 the
doubles, and Lrs. William g. Osgood Field the
singles, playing the finals with Miss Evelyn Leon
era e- Ae7-Eork- The tables were LAID under tae
-ses On re broad lawns at WheaLleigh
Ire country home os George Hall Morgan OF
NeT'-1orA, has been placed n the market AI-.
Morgan opened This estate IN 1854 the English
manor house being built n the LIE o. his first
WE VINO died = Germany n 1896 N 1879 NJ
.a-s11 married. n Trinity Church IN Lenox, Mrs..
sdr2a Elizabeth A-f.1. OF Pittsaeld whose first
husband vas BENJAMIN Min. % Boston. AIr.
and Mrs Morgan occupied the house I'd 70 Ias-
---- -L- = was announced this summer that the
7s--ts would not be opened Marshall Field. tr
ll ---c-go, v-c IS z StCckbriGge has authorized
GENIAL thar he IS 10 purchase the Morgan estate
AIS william c schermerhorn. OF New-York who
SPENDS the early summer and fau seasons IN Lenox
= ~ place memorial window n Trinity Episcopal
-l-- II memory o. her daughter. Sarah Scher-
i-ar1cr-, 40 died - 1903
ne family 81 s P Shorter. OF Savannah who
are al Lakeside. the country home OF Charles
4s-1F B--stel are entertaining large house party
-.---e--s " L. Haskell. Miss Isabelle Haskell
- Ne'-- YORK; Mss Tessie Dunaarn OF Savannah:
--s- hoo1tree and Miss RoUatree, OF North Caro-
---zs Hitchcock. of Pitts5u-g. was erzt and Miss
----ola. OF Philadelphia, second II the clock
A--- 'o--l-4i2e--- At Hotel Asplnwau. The guests
~ --e -1te- s1-s week include Mrs. Isaac a singer
, -4rE E. A. Sherwood. Miss Hele, r,-4scoU
.--2ey A--e1A1rst, Mrs Samuel Benhams. Miss
--sz---als. Alrs. y. Il Pomeroy. Il C. Weston AZ
t-l -4rs + l. Sanford. David Forbes Nevy-Yorl,.
- = = lockwood Philadelphia; Mr.. and 81-s
Bridgeport
joan a kasson- % Washington arrived a. The
'lrtls Hotel this week Mr. Kasson was e-,2Io,,s5
= lie ~-'ec states government in TIE negotiation
e- tie reciprocity treaties abroad CaDret, E+en
.--shaaer. ~ -re German navy. hss a---,,s5 :,
- MOTEL --ss Archibald z Mackey entertained
e-el!as 5or Ar AID Mrs Newholi
---t1 arthur Hiss Arthur. an sad ST-s 80. -
ss-E ~ = COOK. Wallace 2. Chandler II %
samuel l. Clemens accompanied 5v hls d,,,rb-
SO re Misses Clara and Jane Clemens arrived
IS wee. q GieIcotc cottage On the RIcfarf
watson Glider estate. III Glider -vho ra- 49,
= az MS country place: = now ool= 10 take Ion,
Ss-te ca. AZ 25-d -trs- Bya-n X Stevens OF
ree and VIII arrive N Lsncx he ers, OF me veei.
s. ---'-. = -A - q newport This week
TIE Tyr-LZharn Shakers 100 years ago Ms An
Crews VIII D-lld q large country hcrze.
siockbr4ese has nae a lively week. Canoeing
IRIS come lr-o favor. and twenty canoes have heer
e. re river Tennis still maintains its uonularit-
:h- me Casino courts are 81 constant use Noon
.i51t excursions - --onluae-.T Mountain wore a
ar OF TIE EeeA eystr-: ailments Mrs Csra-
lIsis. of NeE-ZorA g visiting her daughter. Mrs.
:. J. Cra-ri. IN Nev-Cansan, Coma. Rnd Nirs
.,ose l2sial = guest Of ,-r. ard Mrs. =. z Mat
tisE az Harrison. y Z Edward y TaaI ~
800 nae 4rr-s en ~ lis country place. af.s.
So etickoey = guest q hc- sister. Airs.
r5-sttts .5cE5u-aey- Alr AID Alrs. Felix Lanond
'-.i Haven ar Ger ou--.e.
- t1rfeao-t ian. = Lee. ~. aoi Mrs " z G
2" -L-oStn, John q. Eet-7e-. Miss s'asnle- -