New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
IN THE BERKsHIREs.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Lenox Mass. Oct. E.-There smaller field
than heretofore at the meet Of the Berkshire Hunt
this morning for the weekly in the Richmond
Valley. The choice of the Richmond Valley has
been made for majority OF the runs this year be
cause It offers superior hunting conditions Those
who rode after the drag this morning were David L
Dana, Charles Astor Bristed. John Van Ness Philip
Herbert Shaw Francis Jaques. Miss HelOis Meyer
Harold Subway. Miss Josephine Durand and Miss
Kate Cary. At the meet were many riders who did
not follow the hounds including the Misses Shotter
Roundtree Alexandra and Sloane Guy Ward. one
Of the whips of the hunt. was absent because he
lacked a suitable mount. not being able TO replace
his hunter Emancipation, which was killed me
week before. The weather was remarkably oalTny
for mid October, and the run was made under ex-
cellent conditions.
The breakfast which followed the hunt was held
In the gymnasium at Erskine Park, the beautful
country place OF Mr.. and Mrs George Westns-
house and was one of the largest and most nota-
BILE events Of the late Lenox season The decora-
lions were autumn foliage and potted plants, a me
setting for the merry gathering. Mr. and Mrs
WESTINGHOUSE received the company, which num-
bered one hundred and fifty. many more than have
attended the breakfasts held heretofore The oeca-
sion was enIivened by a string orchestra, when
payed during the reception OF the hunt and guests
during the breakfast. After breakfast rugs Wers
removed from the floor and delightful dance roi-
lowed There was a most distinguished company
present 1t included Baron HengelmulIeE' tu'
Austrian Ambassador. and Baroness FsnseInuis-'
Faron Won dem Bussche. Chargs d'Afaires OF tH'
German Embassy and Baroness Won dem 6usSS o
BARON Karl Won Giskra, OF the Austrian EMBASSY
Baroness Hebbinshaus. wife OF the Naval AtuA0l
Of the German Embassy: Baron Scent Ivany' .
the Austrian Embassy: A. De Pury. OF me S"Ie
Legation: Lady Durand. wife Of the BriuSn 80 AZ.
bassador: Miss Durand. Hugh Quincy, H-Hos
Yennie OF the British Embassy: Sir Acnasl 1il4
Lady Marin and Miss Nairn. OF Seotlana' @Is.
Rachel Aiken Miss Anne Macbeth. Of PltSous,
Colonial Oswald Iatrobe. Charles Lanier. Nj az
Mrs John Sloane. Mss Sloane. MI ana -
Ciraud Foster Mrs. Samuel FrothnghaTn. MI -
Mrs Dwight Collier, Mrs. Eric b DahIgFeh -
and Mrs W. Bayard Cutting Mrs WuiiaA -
lock Miss CIementine FurnIss, Miss Sophla -
,isa Mr. and Mrs Edward Wharton Dr. anu Ms
n p Jaoues Mr. and Mrs David Iydis, M. $40
1frz robert w Patterson. Miss Elisabeth ISL -
SEN Mr. and Mrs. s, P. shotter Mr.. ana AiS -.
X Sturgis Mrs James Ludlow and MT. anu -
] s. Whistler. .,,...-.,fux
Charles IAnier entertained at dinner tnS e'
In honor OF Colonel Oswald Latrooe
Mr. and Mrs George W. Folsom entertans se.sS
dinner at Sunny Ridge in honor OF Hampton w.
and Miss Robo. - AssA
The annual harvest home festival viii Dc - ~.
in the Trinity Parish house next ThursoAS' "a,
sides n lnrge chorus. Mrs. Eric h DahlsTsh 80
.1,a q number az harp selections. Mrs W. h a. a.
thsUs will give violin solos and MISS
Barnes will be heard in readings xc,,oara.
Mrs Samuel rockingham has MiS' =
of Boston as her guest at OveTIee - D,sv.york,
Mr. and Mrs Francis B. Holman Q, sz.a
are guests OF Mr. and Mrs Thatcher M e 1 Of
IT x,.,.,.~ Mics Rutler and Miss B2TOeE, y
Buffalo. who are making tour u 40
are at Hotel AspnwalL - ,,,,sa Miss
Late arrivals at Hotel Asptnwa4i -. T,on.
rncv Eraunghuysen, Mr.. and Mrs, MalSo.l. az
aid Mrs George w Warren Miss -.
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