New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
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LenOx. Mass. Aug I4.-Baron HenzeImiIlsr ~.
HengervaT the AUxJro- Hungarian AraDassador ,xi1
go TO Oyster Bay tomorrow for a conference yf,,
President Roosevelt The Ambassador viii renal,
in New-York for few days. and his return n
will go TO the Root cottage. in Church-st. which
he has leased for the late season.
Baron Won RadoTvitz. attach4 Of the German L.
German Embassy here. started to-day for New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Choate made a SUCCESS
ful ascent OF Mount CireylOck. $3.50 feet high In an
automobile to-day. The mountain IS near tho Yer
mont line and is tie highest peak IN 3Iassachu-
sets Few automobiles have heretofore made thu
ascent.
Mrs. Brakeman. of New-York has issued invita-
tions for a tea on Thursday for Mr. and Mrs ~
thur Henry Vesey. Of New-York who are her
guests at the Brakeman cottage. in SJOckbridge
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Haven. Of New-Yors
who have been in the AdrOnGacks. started to-daT
for Newport. where they will open Zee Rest COT
tagt.
NJ and Mrs. Henry W N1nroe, Of Tuxedo Para
who have been guests OF Miss Adele Kneeland.
have gone to New-YOrk
Mrs J. b. F. Herreshof OF New-York who has
been in Lenox for a week. started to-day for Man
chester VT. where her son is TO play in the Egu.-
nox golf tournament this week
Mr. and Mrs Ernest r. Adee. OF Boston. have
leased the Hagyard cottage. in 4Iain-st. for Sep
teInber and October
Mr. and Mrs. George Roundtree. OF Wilmington.
y C., are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs 5. P shorter a.
Lake Side.
Those playing in the tennis and clock golf tour
nament at Hotel AsDinwaH to-day included Miss
Helen l. Higbie Miss Marion Washburn. Miss Lucy
Washburn Miss Marjorie Wentz. Edward FleJehel.
Theodore Wentz Frank B. Washourn, Eugene
CIramnercy. The fnaIs for the cups Will oe played
tomorrow.
Automobile parties arriving in the Berkshires to-
dav incIude M and Mrs Charles y Horton. John
C. Cromwell and Mortimer Z. Ronk. OF White
Plains; F. r. Lockwood. z. E Bush. A G. Arm
strong and g G. Moore. OF Jersey Cttys g 3
Mckinney. of Brooklyn; H c. Sherwood OF Bridge
port. J. H. Marston. Of Boston; B. H Warburton.
OF philadelphia; II. B. Boyce. OF Philadelphia; Dr.
and Mrs. NJ A Starr. of New-York; Mr. and Mrs
F. j. Huntington. of Norwich. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson L. Belcher OF Boston. ara
at the MapIewOOd. in Pittshed-
The Rev and Mrs. w Huckle. Phillip Mnton.
shear Of New-York; j. Widennan and Miss Esther
Wideman, OF Paterson. y. J.. are at Hotel Aspin-
wall.
The Misses Mary and Margaret Frank. OF Salem,
are guests of Miss Nora Iasigt at Stockbridge
Mrs. Hamilton Kuhn. OF Boston. aunt Of Miss
Kate Cary. is III at Hillside Cottage. She arrived
in LenOx last Monday for her health.
Mr.. and Mrs William Sloane. of New-YOrk ars
guests OF Mr.. SlOane's parents. NJ. and Mrs John
Sloane. at Wyndhurst-
Giraud Foster. of New-YOrk. secretary OF the
LenOx Golf Club. won the postponed Saturdays
handicap to-day His net score was 50 Others
who played were Sir Mortimer Durand. who is r.
covering the of his knee. Captain Henry ~
Durand. Baron HenselmulIer Won Hengervar, count
Wenckheinl. r ". Paterson W. B O. Field. H ".
Merrill and W. s Kerr.