New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05
IN THE BERKSHIRES.
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By Telegraph e The Tribune
Lenox Mass. Sept. 4-Rain fell heavily through.
out the morning in Lenox, and caused postpone
rnent Of the second annual race meeting OF n.
Berkshire Hunt at the Lee Pleasure Park this
afternoon. The board OF stewards met at the
Lenox Club in the morning. and decided have the
races tomorrow afternoon. and notices were sent
out to the surrounding towns Hundreds were dis
appointed. for the storm cleared away az ! o'clock
But the track sea OF mud after the storm
and would have interfered with the plans OF the
meeting. The first viii be called tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sloane have issued cards for
a garden party tomorrow afternoon at Wyudhurst
In honor of their guest General Horace Porter
Several years ago. when General Porter was az
Wyndhurst. Mr.. and Mrs. Sloane gave like enter
tatnment which brought together all the Lenox
and Stockbridge cottagers 4 military band from
Albany will play at the reception
Because of the Dostponernent Of the races the
first of the Berkshire Hunt runs. which sched-
u1ed for tomorrow. has been postponed until
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Walter Cutting Of Pitts
field has issued invitations TO about one hundred
for the hunt breakfast at Meadow Farm
George W Folsom and Miss Ethel Folsom havs
returned from Lyme, Conn, where they have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs Clark G. VOORHEES,. for the
artists exhibition
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Blatchford. OF New-York.
who have been in L4nox for August. started to-day
for Network.
Among those who will arrive tomorrow for tina
annual LenOX morse snow are MIS- george n MOI
gan. Mrs J. 3, Thompson Mrs. NJ lie 3. Cooper
and George Pepper Morris, OF New-York.
In The woman's golf tournament at Lee, Miss
CorneIia Eaton won the championship. defeating
Miss Julia Smith in the finals.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Browning and family of New
York have arrived at the Hotel Aspnwal-
At the MapIewood. in Pittsfeld, are Mr.. and Mrs
c. F Pope Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Wall. Miss Wall
and Mr. and Mrs. ". S. Walker Of New-York; Mr..
and Mrs A. 3. Hopper. OF Paterson. y. J.; Mr.
and Mrs / B. Barton and Miss Leila Locke. OF
Flushing N 7; Mr.. and Mrs. L Harrison and Mr.
and Mrs ]. Cone, of East Orange; Mr.. and Mrs
George H. Champlin. of Brookine; Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac G. Lombard OF Chicago. and Charles and
Howard Rushmore. OF Brooklyn
Mr. and Mrs I. Clifford Ladd and John L Laid.
of Providence have arrived N Pittsfeld.
The Rev and Mrs. Thomas ". Nickerson, jr-. or
Pttsheld will sail for Europe on September 3. for
the winter Mrs Nickerson is a daughter Of Dean
Hoffman. late of New-York The Rev. George w
Smith of Hartford. former president Of Trinity
College. will take charge Of St Stephens Parish
in the absence of its rector
Colonel William L. Brown. Of New-York. enter
tanned at Iocustwood in Great harrington, on Sat
u-dav Hamilton ". Busby, William Russell Allen.
or ST Louis president of the American Trottng
Association: Mrs c. L Wetherbee, Mrs l. A
Good Miss Farrell, c. L Wetherbee, Frank Curtis
George Reid and Howard Kerner, OF New-fork-
The marty visited the Kerner farm and saw Howard
Kerners Eurgomaster and Colonel Browns Colonel
George on the racetrack
Hamilton F Benjamin Benjamin Blake and Miss
Gretchen Eoyt. of w-York the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Folsom at Sunny Ridge