New-York tribune., 1904-10-16

York closed the Root cottage on Thursday and
Went to New-York with their family.
The arrivals at Lenox include NJ. and Mrs.
Edward J. Hancy. George r. Schienelin. Mrs c.
H Curtis Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Weeks Mrs Will
tam I, Parker. Miss Alice E Parker. Miss 4. NJ.
Robinson Miss A. De F. Lockwood and Mr.. and
Mrs. A D. Russell
Heaton Hall Stockbridge's new hotel has
been closed after 4 successful first season The
Red Lion Inn will remain open until Thankssiv-
ing time for the late coaching season. Many
season guests are still at the Inn for the foliage
and the Indian summer which is always de-
lightful period in the hills.
This week Baron and Baroness Won HengeI-
miller started for 81. Louis, where they viii
main a fortnight before going 10 Washington
Baroness Won Sternburg and Miss Langham
went 10 Washington early in the week.
A meeting of the LenoX Taxpayers AssOCia-
tion was held Monday for the purpose of ap-
pointing committees to take charge of certain
matters or interest 10 the cotJagers. The as
sOciauon will attempt TO secure a lower tax rate
by advising with the town officials regarding ap
prOpriatious.
Al Hotel Asptnwall more than $50 guests have
been enjoying the late autumn days. Coaching
and automobiling have been the pleasures 1r
many guests one of the novel features OF the
hotel Is the serving of popcorn and cider toast
ed marshmauows and chesJnuts. in the after
moons and evenings. Next week the Berkshire
Hunt Club is TO breakfast at the hotel One OF
the large coaching parties this week which in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Clyde NJ. Carr Mr. and
Mrs. NJ J. Warner Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Young
Misses Lucy and Elizabeth Young. Miss Tyler
and Miss Van Alstyne started for Branford
Conn. where Mr.. Young has q large country
place. The Misses Young rode their saddle
horses on the trip, the other guests enfovfnly
the run from the top of handsome mail coach
Charles J. Davis of Nahant is the whip Of
another coaching party which is making the
hotel its rendezvous while taking pleasure triDs
about the hills. Others in the party are Mr.
and Mrs. A. :. BtSelow, Mrs Henry Stackpole
and Mr.. and Mrs. W l. Green.
Among the arrivals at the hotel are Mr. and
Mrs. H. s. Duen Of New-YorI1 who are in
LenOx for their honeymoon: Mr. and Mrs Y N
Bishop and Mr.. and Mrs B. D. Pierce fr os
Bridgeport who made an automobile trir from
the Sound; ex-Distrlct Attorney and Mrs : "
Roseudale OF Albany. ON an aurOrnObiIa +rir.
Mrs Henry G. AIcViCkar L. McVfcl,sr T4arry
A McVickar. jr, J. J. Shannon Miss keel
Shannon, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Y. MeseroIe Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Parker. Rudolph PacenSr aacJ.ar
Paul Rauers Mrs. Charles Beastor Mrs n p
BeastOn and Miss CroweE.
Many arrivals and departures have u,arlzad +ba
last week at the Hotel Maplewood in PittsfieIJ
The cottagers about the hotel have rer41rneJ 70
the city. but at the hotel there IS stul Iarga
company. AItomobiling is the chief pleasure oF
best and there are daily arrivals nf auton,obiI-
lists. Mrs B. y Baruch. Mrs H. H. Grim a1d
Cecil Griffin were in one party which mas heor
at the hotel this week with a touring ear Mr.
Theodore Gaffeny Mr.. and Mrs r A Csb0rna
Miss Elizabeth Osborne, Newark. N J.; Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph w Swan Mr.. and Mrs ViI1iar ~
Warren F. G. Van Woert, Miss Van Woer+
Miss c. A Van Woert. Mr.. and Mrs r ?
Woods tr. Mr. and Mrs D. o. Wickhan, NJ
York Miss Grace C. Sheldon and AR ana M
-eoraa s Smith have registered this week.