New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
IN THE BERKSHIRES.
Mann Visitors IN June-Nes0 Hotels
Opened.

Leno0 Mass. July 2 neutrality-suspicious. OF
the beauty OF the Berkshire Hills was indicated
by the largest June business IN the last ten
years Cottagers arrived early and soon after the
hotels filled up and country life along the House.
tonic River has been extremely interesting. Dinner
giving IS in full swing. and nightly enter
tanments supplement the pleasures of dairy life on
the links. tennis courts and In motoring and drv-
ing over the hills.
Arrivals at Lenox cottages this week included
Charles Lanler. Of New-York. who has been
abroad for the early summer season; Mr. and Mrs
s. Z. Shotter, OF Savannah. who have leased the
country residence OF Charles Aston Bristed. OF
New-YOrk. on Lake Mahkcenac; Mr.. and Mrs
]. Montgomery Hare OF New-York at the Smith
cottage, and Mrs. Elizabeth Rensen of New-York
at the Bishop cottage
The Curtis Hotel is the centre of social activi-
ties Mrs. Philip j. Kelly and her daughter. Miss
Dorothy Kelly, Mrs. Frederick ID. Tappan, and
her granddaughters the Misses Marjorie and Ethel
Brooks Mrs James R. Jesup Mrs. c. a. Lamont,
Mrs. J. l.. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Lee. Miss
Margaret L. Lee Prince Observation-Disclosures.
an attache of the German legation; Captain c.
p. Cotton. u. S. \. and Mrs. Cotton. of New-York,
are the hotel. Mrs Francis 3. Harrison. wife
OF Congressman Harrison. who has been at the
hotel for time has gone TO Bar Harbor,
where she will be Joined by her husband, who Is
fishing in Canada.
Mrs. ]. Clinton Gray. OF the New-York Court Of
Appeals. Mr.. and Mrs Archibald Harrison, OF
New-York, who have been spending their honey
moon there. started this week In motor for
Hunt OF New-York. and Mr. and Mrs A ;. Han
son OF Boston.
Shadow Brook. the former country RESIDENCE of
Mr. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes. OF New-York-
se Ient ' of the week in was the
opening of Heaton Hall the latest Berkshire sum
Allen Treadway, the proprietor OF the Red Lion
Y oodward. Of washington, and Ambassador Jo-
seph H. Ch9ate Among the early arrivals n there
At the Red Lion Inn, IN Stockbridge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bainbridge Colby, Mr. and Mrs. F. Pearson
Schon. Mrs William Allen. of New-YOrk and the
Other guests ct this hotel are Miss Louise Lee
schTyier Miss GeorsiSna sehuyi6r c MTS W. +
Livingston and Miss c. D. Livingston. Of New
York
rived in PittSfed Monday TO visit Miss NJ. r.
Curtis. Mrs. Lows sister.
at The Maplewood. In Pittsfied, on sunday for a
two weeks business session. and will he enter
tanned at the coTrtry ana BqaT Cup During their
Bailey of Boston Frederick L. Green. of Green
field: George S. Taft OF Uxbridge; MIR and Mrs
Henry w. Bragg, OF Boston, and Elmer Wood. OF
Among the late arrivals at The MapIewood are
Miller Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Sanford. Mr.. and
Mrs L. r. Enmons, Miss Emmons, Mr. and Mrs
William NJ Leslie. Of New-York; Mrs ]; Morton
Mr. and Mrs E L. Paddock of New-York. are
f 4oteis OF Dr "'iiiaH ra''''A at the "ehae'
Marshall Field 3d. who was thrown from his
bridge where Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Field. jr., of
Chicago. are spending the summer, is convaescing
attending the boy. has informed all nquirers that
the injury TO the boy is not serious and that he
followed the boys being thrown upon his head and
for time there was considerable alarm