New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
IN THE sEaKsHIREs.


CBy Telegraph 70 The Trfbuns
Lenox. Mass. Aug. 2s.-F'rancis z. Leupp Can,
missioner % Indian Affairs will make an add-sz.
at the annual meeting Of the Laurel Hin ASCOT,
tiOn IN StOckor1dge September g. The Lzrr.,
Hin Association Is the society FOR village improve
msnt The late Henry D. Sedswick OF Nsw-York
was for years is president. A memorial sor hir,
will be unveiled az the exercises.
Miss Clara Field. a daughter or the Rev Dr.
Henry N Field. has arranged fair FOR the bsueat
OF the Jacob Riis Settlement work Il viii Be kels
IN stockbrldzs On Wednesday afternoon rom
70 O'Clock Mrs John Butler has given the VA
OF her grounds for the Fair. and articles of hons
industry. fruit. flowers and vegetables viii be d.s
played for prizes A japanese tea table VII bs
in charge OF young women OF tae cottages The
feature Of the fair viii be doral parads for
children. IN pony carts
An operation for appendicitis performed
Saturday on Miss Manning. daughter Of the Rsv
DR.. and Mrs. William T. Manning of New-York
in Stockbridge. DR. Charles McBurney. Dr.. T. g.
Southworth, Of Sew-York. and DR.. F T. Zabrsks
of PittsaeId. were present The patient a
covering
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H Choats and Miss Mabel
Choate are on an automobile run n the eastern
part OF the State
Mrs Henry ". Far-aa has Issued cards for an
afternoon reception a. BouIdsrwood in Stockbridgs
Mrs John Swan. q New-Yorz. viii entertain
at her cottage szrurLzy afternoon for Mr. and Mrs
Ulysses Buhler. q Ssw-York-
DIT ". Gilman Thompson. of Nsw-York who Is
az his country place II Stockbridge. will mako
address before the Berkshire County Medical So
cieties in PittsAsId Thursday
The annual coon hunt and supper which winds
up the Lenox golf tournament viii end this year
with supper at the Hotel Aspinwan Coon hunters.
with a large pack OF dogs. viii lead the golfers
over Richmond Mountain IN search OF eoons. which
are now plentiful on the mountains
Samuel rockingham won to-day's golf match at
the Lenox Golf Club course The match was prs-
Inninary 10 the tournament T1-c1 VII start To-
morrow. ". 3. Lawrence Percy D Haugnton'
CSrenvius Kane Marshall Ksr-cclz-. Samuel Rus
sell William B o. Field. Gi-z-1 Foster, John
Sloane. IT.. Lindsey Fairfax. Robert " Paterson
and others were competitors
Prince Auersberg OF Vienna. son OF the lats
Prime Minister OF Austria ts = g1esc o1 Mr- and
Mrs Harley T Proctor. az the Bishop cottage.
Grenviue Kane and Marshall Kernochan. Of New
York met with an accident to-day while driving
to the golf links n turning corner n The village
Mr Kernochan's horse SHE'D and upset the vehicle.
crushing two wheels Mr.. Kane Jumped out with
out injury and Mr.. Kernochan clung 70 the horse
which was stopped by bystander.
Count Wenckheirn. OF the Austro-Hungarian En-
bassy. started al Il o'clock last night for night
automobile run 70 Newport
Mrs. Paul Bayue who has been guest OF Mrs
Frederick D. Tappen. went to New-York to-day
R. K. Thomas, OF Boston is guest OF Sfz- ard
Mrs George B. Blake
Arrivals at the Hotel Asplnwau to-day include
Philip s Ainton. ". H. Foruey. Mr.. and Mrs J.
NJ Mossrnan. jr.. New-York; J. D. Foots, Rye.
N Y: Mr. and Mrs ". c. Beale. Chicago. and
Mrs. E B Munroe. Tarrytown. y. 7
At the Maplewood. in Pittsheld. are MIS- z "
Mills Miss Mills, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs Israel
Putnam. Saratoga. y. Y: Mr.. and Mrs V. T.
Tarieton Charles H Layton. Mr.. and Mrs b Cas-
tleton. New-York: Mr.. and Mrs. R. I Lynss. Mr.
and Mrs. E P. Gem rg. the Misses Genning. Brook
Iyn and 1Ir and Mrs Howard Martin. OF Albany.
-4o.ur e. E7-.
where her friend. Mrs T B Meyer, died OF Sun
day
Robert P. Stats Of Morrstown. y. J.. has bought
the Charles Kellogg farm, IN Great harrington
X smoot OF New-York. IS negotiating for an 80
acre farm IN that town.
Automobile travellers in the Berkshires include G.
McHurty. jr.. Of New-York. the way for Man
chester. Vt; r B. Holmes. Chicago. J. ". Nus
grove. New-Yorz; Brownson Ramsey. Buffalo; ".
L Holbrook. ST. Louis and R v. Lindzbury. New
ark. n. ].
Mrs F. s Delahsld, OF New-York arrived IN
Lenox tonight.
An unusual performances was the drsnstc
presentation Friday evening last. at Or. VIII
lam Gilman ThOmpson's place IN Stockortdss. OF
Maeterlnck's play. ''Interfeur'' French. and of
a scene adapted from Barnard Shaw's comedy.
Cesar and Cleopatra" The theatre a
natural pine grove on the hillside. and was Il
Illuminated BY opalescent lanterns The whole pro
duction by amateurs. even the scenery hav-
ing been made by Dr. Thompson The scens tor
the first play was a little stone cottage with
thatch roof under dropping pine ooushs- The pro
Iogue was read by Alexander Sedgwick. and ths
cast was as follows:
Nteillard-
L Etranger- L " - -, -
Marie
Miss Noraa LAs-si
Family Miss Wright Miss and Master FArnAn
For the second play the scene included EgyD-
tian throne and large sphinx Ths cast EaA -s
follows:
Cleopatra T1aiH
Ftatateeta. MISS
Cesar. - Vsssv
The grounds were exquisitely decorated VIZ
hanging lanterns and over hundred guests Sss
present who showed the warmest appreciation =.
both plays. During the entr'acts Miss NisSnS1
sang. -
1t was noteworthy performance. IN tnaf -
Maeternck play had been presented before 0h1
bv the Progressive Stage Society IN London so
the scene from Cesar and Cleopatra" Was ~
given for the hrst time.