New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
3" AUTOS" THRONG LENOX,
Tourists Make 1t q Rendezvous
Horse ShO1c Plans.

Lenox. Mass. July % Especially Typical Berk-
shire summer days have followed the warm
weather Of a week ago. The days have been
bright and cloudless, the nights cool and with
just enough of breeze to make sleep inviting
With the cooler weather has come revival of
sports at the various resorts. Shadow Brook
Inn launched croquet tournament this week
with list of contestants that included Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Williams, Mr. and Mrs N c. Tunis
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Anson, Mrs. L. w Bates
Lindell Bates and H. S. Hungerford, of New
York. The winners were Miss Annabel Lati-
and Archibald Mcneil
NJ. Vogel, Minister of Switzerland has been
at Shadow Brook Inn this week, and other men,
bers of the diplomatic corps are expected.
The Glidden touring party was at Hotel AS
pinwall while here, and was greatly delighted
with the magnificent view from the hotel.
Lenox roads appealed to the tourists. and re-
grets were expressed that the stop in Lenox
was not longer. The AspinwaH has been lively
this week. Golf is great feature at the hotel,
and handicaps of daily routine Mr.. Seavey.
manager of the hotel. won the cup offered by
w. s. Kerr this week, defeating a large field.
The Horse Show Association has announced
the date of its annual show for September s.
The show is TO be held at William d. Sloane's
Highland Farm. On September the annual
races of the Berkshire Hunt will be held at
Pleasure Park in Lee.
Harold Phelps Stokes Mrs. Lucius X. VIII
merding, Miss Wimerding, Richard Mackay and
Miss Elsie Robinson. of New-York, are guests
of cottagers.
In Stockbridge tennis sLId golf have been fol-
lowed by large number of hotel guests At
the Casino Miss Horton, Miss Mason, the Misses
Lapsley and the Misses Kobbe have played a
number of interesting matches. Bishop A w.
Knight, OF Cuba, Henry G. Haven and Walter
Nettleton tied for the regular handicap at
the Stockbridge Golf CluL with net scores of 80.
Malcolm McBurney, of Harvard, of Dr. and
Mrs. Charles McBurney, has been in ShinnecoCk
this week playing in the golf events there
Heaton Hall, the StOckbrdge hotel has
many guests. Registered this week for long
terms at the Hall Mrs John Blocker. S n.
Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs L. " Woodbury. Mr. and
Mrs. G F. Mann MIR and Mrs. Fred Waterbury
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Murray, of New-York.
The Red Lion Inn has a large patronage.
Among its arrivals are Howard Swinderen,
E. V. D. Johnson. Morton Redmond Miss Mil
dred Hawkins. Miss Harrie Hawkins and Mr..
and Mrs r. Benedict. of New-York.
EX-AmbassadOr Choate has a large French
car. which arrived this week, and in which he
has been taking many short runs through the
hills Later in the season he intends touring
with Mrs. Choate.
Sir Mortimer Durand, Carlos de Heredia Will
lam B. o. Field. T. Chesney Richardson Graud
Foster and number of other cottagers played
cricket Elm Court William d. Sloane's coun-
British Ambassador took part I'm a match game
between the Lenox and North Adams teams.
Miss Josephine Durand, daughter of the Am
bassador, and Lady Durand went this week to
Murray Bay, in the Thousand Islands.
The Maplewood, in Pittsfed, is a favorite
with automobile tourists. Dancing is enjoyed
three times week, and on Sunday evenings
sacred concert is held. The list of New-York
and Brooklyn patrons is long The additions
this week include Mr.. and Mrs Francis s.
Hutchins Henry w. McCord, David Barnes and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Clayton, of New-York.