New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
IN THE BERKsHIRES.

[fiy Telegraph To Tee Tribune.
Lenox. Mass. Sept livery preparation fsr lhs
annual Lenox Horse Show at William D. Slo4le's
HighIawn Farm tomorrow has been completed ana
with good weather there will be a great crowd On
the field. The show viii open 10 o'clock and az
1915 o'clock there will be hour and three-qusr-
tiers for luncheon. Nearly every Leuox cot tage- Is
entertaining guests for the show.
A dance at Stoneover tonight. given hv Mss
Constance Parsons. daughter Of John r. Parsons
of New-York was attended by a large company.
and of the gayest Of the season. The dance
informal, no cards being issued. and thoss
present were asked by Miss Parsons and her in
innate friends. While there were no special deco
ratons the interior OF Stoneover was brilliant in
garden flowers massed IN the music and reception
rooms. The presence OF many young people IN
Lenox made the dance especially lively and enjoy
able.
This the first dance that has been held IN
Lenox this season There was cotIIon, the favors
being suggestive of the horse show tomorrow.
Those present included Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Froth-
ingharn. Mr.. and Mrs Giraud Foster Mr. and Mrs
George W. Folsom. DR.. and Mrs. Richard c. Green
leaf. David Wolfe BISHOP, Mr.. and Mrs Carlos NJ
De Heredia, Miss Josephine DuranG. the Misses
Bacon, the Misses Folsom Miss COrneil PostIs-
thwaite. EUstace Jsques, Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
Ludlow. Miss Emily Crugan Miss Juliana Cutting
Miss Leila Mayo. Miss HeIoise Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs
r De P. Tytus, Count Verdy du Veruois
Count Bressler. Mayor Otto Won Etzel, Miss Evelyn
Sloane, Mr.. and Mrs. William 3. o. Field Hugh
Quincy, Ernest Rennis, Mr.. and Mrs Newbotd
Morris, Miss Mildred Barnes, Miss Nellie LaghJ.
Walter L Cutting and David T. Dana
Mr.. and Mrs. George Westinghouse are entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald Byrd, OF London. at
Erskiue Park
Count Friedrich Won verdy du vernois. third
secretary OF the German Embassy. has received
three months leave OF absence and VIII go to New
York on Saturday. from where he will sail for
Germany to attend the golden wedding OF his
parents in Baden-Baden this month
Count Josef Wenckheirn, OF the Austro-Hungar'a1
Embassy. has returned from Newport
Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher NJ Adams have as their
guests Mr. and Mrs. GoeIet GaIlatin. of New-York.
and Count Wittan, OF Rome
Henry B. Sands, OF New-York. who has Just
arrived from European trip, is a guest Of hi
mother, Mrs Anna B. Sands at Tanglewood
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ". Patterson entertained a.
dinner tonight for Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Hodenpyi
and Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Fahys, o. NeW-Iork,
who are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson al BaH
tyre for horse show week Mr. and Mrs Patterson
will also entertain tomorrow and Saturday even
ings in honor OF their guests.
George p Norris, Of Philadelphia T. Chesley Rfci-
ardson, tr., Mrs. John 3. Thomas and w II ;;
R RnsgeIi, r, 0T MiddietoWn. Conn
The Misses Gretchen and Elza6eth Hoyt, OF New, New,
B BeFS a5i Il ussSS Marlborough li0
MT and Mrs. Alexander Sedgwtck. Of New-York.
will entertain at luncheon Saturday Mrs.
Charles BonaDarts. Mr.. and Mrs, Francis E !eqpp.
and others EhY E atSRd the annual
To-day's arrivals at Hotel Aspinwau include Mr.
and Mrs c. D. Cook and F. B. Cook, OF Pate-soni
Mr. and Mrs F. r Fisk. OF New-Haven; Mrs.
George B. Mccullough Miss Mccullough and Mrs.
F. II. II. Nipple. OF Bryn Mawr. Penn Mrs J c.
and Mrs. I. NJ. Palmer, jr;, Of New-York; ~
At the Maplewood. in PfttsheId, are J. a W.
Plat Miss Plat Miss Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. George
n Hin and William \. Hill. OF Philadelphia; Ms
p s Dennis ]. p. X Cahart and Mr. and Mrs
n D. Lewis, OF New-York; NJ. and Mrs II ID.
PeIl, Miss Marion r Peu and Walker Pei, %
Brooklyn and Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. Irwin, Mrs 4.
w Wadsworth and Miss Wadsworth. OF Chicago