New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-09
IN THE BERkSHlRES.
Gauety Continues in the Red Leaf
DayS-MQny ArTiUaLs.

time Of the red leaf many New Yorkers make q
run by coach into the Berkshires and the ever
increasing number of automobiles has learned
Of the glories of the Berkshire foliage and au-
tunln days and are crowding the Berkshire
resorts in the same way that the summer vaca-
tionIsts do the shore hotels in mid-August. Sep
tenber was the gayest month of many years in
the Berkshires and October thus far has held
! the pace set by the preceding month. Hunt runs
sports fishing. hunting at night. gold plate
o1nners musicals and many entertainments
have been crowded into the opening week of the
harvest season
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sloane, at Elm Court.
have been entertaining with lavish hospitality
this fall Last week their house party included
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Colonel and
Mrs s. H. Olin. the Rev. DR.. Parks. Colonel
Latrobe, Edward Burnett Charles A Mum.
Creighton Webb and Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Burden. jr This week. Thursday. there ar
rived for the week end Mr. and Mrs Augustus
Jay Mrs. Richard Gambrill. EgertOn Winthrop
Eliot Gregory. J. Bowers Lee. Harry Weeks. J.
Coleman Drayton. of NewYork, and Congress
man Frederick H. GiIett, of Springfield, Mass.
Several large dinners have been given by Mrs
Sloane for the guests at Elm Court
Miss Clementine Furniss. Mrs. William A.
Read. Mrs John E Parsons and Mrs. Samuel
rockingham have entertained at dinner this
week. Following the runs Of the Berkshire
Hunt Club on Tuesday and Friday mornings
Mrs. Giraud Foster and Mrs. Samuel Frothing-
ham served breakfasts at their country houses
for the club riders. number Of invited guests
met at the place of the kill and were enter
tanned with the club
The Hotel Aspinwan will remain open until
we'll into November. This week President
| Charles S. Mellen. Of the New-York. New-Haven
and Hartford Railroad. entertained party OF
officials at the hotel for several days. The party
included c. F. Choate. Edward Miner. George J.
Brush. William Skinner. 1. d. Warner Percy r.
Todd, S. Higgins, Z. G. auckland, George NJ.
Miller, F. S. Curtis, c. +. BROKER, +. W.
Cheney, r. W. Taft, William D. Bishop. H NJ.
kochersperger, O. n. Shepard, L. S. Miller d.
y Barney, J. n Hall. l. G. Parker, F. H.
Crane, J. P. HOpson. A. H. Powell and c. NJ
Ingersou
Many late fall guests have arrived at the
AsplnwaIL Among them Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Chappelle. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Faile. Miss
FaiIe. Miss Crane. the Misses Bellon Mr.. and
Mrs S b. WEIGH. William Mason. Mrs. Charles
S Brown. Lathrop Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
Barclay. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Z. Todd. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. B. Curtiss. AIr. and Mrs. Reginald Fos-
ter and Mrs. Burnside Foster.
Count and Countess Canillede Borchagran
d'AItena, Of Paris. still at the Aspinwall on
their honeymoon. Later in the month they will
so to Philadelphia before going abroad. where
they to live
In StocKbridge as IN Lenox. there continues
the thrush of hotel guests. and the Red Lion Inn
is stu filed. The Inn viii remain open until
after Thanksgiving Numbered among the Oc-
tober guests are Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Ed
wards MT and Mrs. c. B. Butterded. Of Bos-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Sargent DR.. and Mrs.
Prescott Mrs. F. Mcneil. Miss Marshall. Mrs
William Meadows and Miss Grace Meadows.
The diplomatic corps. which has been in Lenox
for the season is preparing to go TO Washington
This week the German Ambassador Baron
Speck Won Sternburg. and Baroness Won Stern
burg went to Washington, where they were
called by the Illness OF Miss LanghaEn sister OF
the Baroness Won SteTuburg. Sir Mortimer and
Lauy DuIaAu ase PIePailHg 70 go 10 p LOUIS o
for week before returning TO washington
Both the German and British ambassadors are
so well pleased with their summer residence that
they will return to LenoX next year.
The Greenock Inn. In Lee. has been leased by
II. a. Savage. former manager OF the Idlewild.
/ in Wiamstown, and will be kept open all
winter. Many touring parties are entertained at
/ the inn, and the late arrivals included Mr.. and
Mrs. ". a Carson II. n. Smith and Miss Edith
/ 3. Smith. Miss Mary c. Russell Miss Viola Rus
SELL W. NJ. Russell and Tallrnan Russell.
! In Pittsfeld there has been large patronage
! at the Hotel Maplewood. October is always one
! OF the gayest months in this resort. and. al
/ though q number Of the seasons patrons went to
town at the beginning Of the month late
! rivals have again filed the hotel Mrs George
NJ Pullman and a party from Chicago arrived
/ there on Thursday for a week or more. Other
/ late patrons Mrs. NJ. d. MacKee. General
and Mrs A E Bates. Mrs Frederick r. Swift,
Mrs Michael J. Newman, Mrs. P r. Manice,
Miss Macdonald. Mrs. Vernon NJ Davis Rear
Admiral and Mrs John r. Bartlett H E.
( Sprague. Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Gedney, R. K. Mat
lock- Miss Matock. Mr.. and Mrs. w Z. Cum
mings Judge John A. Akin, Mr. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Reed Mr. and Mrs. Marcus H. Rogers Mr..
end Mrs. F. E, Waterman. Or. r T. Davis and
Charles l. Pack
/ Mrs. Charles Rohlfs, OF Buffalo known In the
! literary world as Anna Katherine Green, the
/ novelist has arrived In Lenox for the fall
On Friday afternoon the Elm Court cricket
! team. captained by William d. o. Field. and the
/ Lenox team, captained by Sir Mortimer Durand
/ played their final game on the Furniss field be-
! fore q large company OF cOttaSers. Mr.. Field
/ has decided to become permanent cottaeer
/ and has leased the former Sands cottage of
Samuel rockingham.
Bishop and MIS-. Henry Y. Satterlee, of Wash
/ ington, who have been guests of Or. and Mrs.
William G.. RiVes, started Friday for Ros-
ton, where the Bishop is attending the Epis-
! copal convention
! Mrs. George NJ. Pullman and a party of friends
have arrived at the Maplewood Hotel in Pitts
Mrs. Pullman brought TO Pttsfield her large
| touring car. and, with her friends is making
! tours Of the hills. Her guests are Miss r S
! Robinson, Mrs. Stone and Mrs James L. High
! Of Chicago.
! Rear Admiral and Mrs. John r. Bartlett and
! the Misses Bartlett, OF Providence, Il. l.. are at
| the Hotel MapewOod for several weeks
The Berkshire Inn, in Great Darlington has
! the largest fall business in it's history Many
! New-York and Brooklyn guests have arrived
| TINS week. and the hotel viii be kept open well
! INTO November for the late fall business, which
! Is always feature in Southern Berkshire
/ CROKER AND VANTAGE WHITE HORSE
1 Two Democrats sitting in the lobby Of the
! Hoffman House the other night watching the door
/ nd Par