New-York tribune., 1904-10-02
In THE BERKSHIRES.
Beauty of autumn Foliage admired
-MGny Visitors Remain.

Lenox. Oct / CspeciaD.-Gorgeous autumn foliage
tracing the resorts many visitors and tourists
and most OF the cottages filed with merry
house parties which have arrived for the festivities
OF the autumn Lenox life is at its best and
driving and Rutomobilng are the chic! pleasure or
the time.
The breach OF international law which involved
Judge Henry c. Phelps OF the Lee District Court
and Hugh Gurney. the third secretary Of the Brit
Ssh Embassy. was. OF course the talk OF the week
in Lenox. Much regret is expressed that the in
cident should have occurred. especially the
presence Of the British Ambassador and members
Of his Official family has added greatly to the in
terest in the Lenox season. Sir Mortimer and
Lady Durand have been much entertained and the
secretaries have been popular.
The Hotel Aspinwan has leased a part OF the
shore OF Laurel Lake. OF the most beautiful
bodies OF water in Lenox, and next season Will
maintain clubhouse there with boats and all or
the advantages Tor aquatic sports This new feat
ure viii add the attractions provided by the
hotels management. Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Rookie
teller jr. OF NeW-York. left this week for drive
TO WIiamstown and thence to the Hudson River
and down the river to their country home in the
Pocantieo Hills. They drove handsome pair Of
black road horses from Mr.. Rockefeller's stables
and carried little baggage. Among the recent ar
rivals at the hotel are Count and Countess d'Al-
tena who were lately married in Philadelphia ana
who are shortly 10 sail for Brussels.
'--n D. Sloane. arc Miss Jessie Sloane. Miss Fred
erica Webb Miss Winona Wetmore Robert Bacon
Stephen Loudon and Roger Winthrop. Mrs. Rich
ard c. Dixey has been entertaining at Tanelewood
Herbert Rizer and Charles Olerichs, Of Newport
Kenneth p. Budd, Burial Hoffman. William tioEl-
man and William Rogers. OF New-York.
Lieutenant and Mrs Charles Sydney Haight. Mr..
snd Mrs. Clark G. Voorhees, and General and Mrs
Hctchen Of London, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Winthrop Folsom.
X
y runs now that the days are cooler than At the
opening OF the hunt season. This week tho meet
was at Overleigh. the rockingham house. and AZ
Tanglewood. There are twenty riders now follow
1ng the pack.
Mrs. ". Allston Flags. Of New-YOrk. arrived this
week and s guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Robins al the Field cottage.
Mrs. John J. Mason. Of Newport. has been enter
aained this week by the Misses Furnss. Of New
York, ar Edgecomb cottage
Or. and Mrs. Charles :. Shepard and Miss Sh ep-
ard. of New-York have been guests this week Of
Mr. and Mrs. }. Frederick schenck at Nalleyhead.
Wednesday Sir Mortimer Durand capJained the
Jenoz cricket team in its last match game with
". B. O. Fields cricket team. The Ambassadors
team by 6S to Sc runs.
Il A. 3. Lynch. Of England. has arrived at the
Hotel AspinwaIl from Newport. Howard Manning
North. OF Boston. who has been spending part Of
the season at the Hotel Aspinwa is TO be married
n February 20 Miss Ethel Link Groyer, daughter
n. Y. The engagement was announced to-day.
Mrs Henry c. Weston Of Beverly Farms who IS
at the Hotel AspinwaH for the autumn months has
sfr. and Mrs Allen Curtis and Mrs. II. II. Ander-
Eon. OF Boston. her guests. Other arrivals al
the hotel are Mrs. Charles S. Brown Miss Lucy c.
Brown. Lathrop Brown OF York: Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. Dun. Mrs- II. Sedley, Mrs. Reynolds Bare
lay and Miss Durand
The Hotel Msplewood. in Pittsheld continues the
rendezvous for many Brooklyn and New-YOrk
guests The large business OF September has set
the management to plan for additional rooms next
yeaE The fan win end until well into
November. and the six months season the
zGapewood be said be the best In history.
Al the hotel Dr. and Mrs Antonio StelleTt.
Miss =. D. Larchmont, M. ana Mrs. W. 7. White
Brown Miss z. K Brown. Miss MargeTy Brown,
MT. and Mrs. l. +. Ellis. Miss NJ. =. Haven, Mrs.
x P9meTog III: IL K Ron4eToy Mrs. James lam st T.
j. Q. Beals, Mr. and Mrs w. l. Hurd, J. Y Hurd.
and Mrs. J. Q. SDlane.
Stockbrldge's hotels continue full OF guests
into popularity, and golf and tennis have been
neglected This week the Casino held IT'S annual
meeting. and made plans fOr another season The
tau guests have gwen llberally 10 project for "A
memorial 10 Henry ID. Sedgwick. which is take
the form Of stone seat on the rostTum Laurel
Hi Heaton Hall. on The hll above the village has
been filed Late registrations there include Mrs.
Edward Chipalan. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin i. Tucker.
Miss Sarah Z. Tucker Edwin D. Litchfeld W. ii.
lseni2n, Ar nno Mrs A Snet nl3n. Mrs +. r.
Rhodes and Mr.. and Mrs. IL. n. Phillips-Beach.
Patrons n the Great BaTriI gton hotel. the BeTk-
shire Inn. have been much Interested this week
in The HOusatOnic fair, the only county fair now
held ia the Berkshlres. II a three days at
traction and Of he best in Its siKtytsree years
Of history. The summer guests IN Southern Rec1-
shire formed large contingent Al the races and
amuscFnerts.