New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
TIDE TURNS TO LENOX,
Many Leaning the Seashore to Seek
Berkshire Pleasures.

Lenox. Mass. Aug 13 (speciaD.-The tide of
travel has turned from the shore to the hills and
Lenox cottagers are hurrying back into the Berk-
shres from the Atlantic Coast resorts. Automobile
parties arriving In swarms There has been a
continuous round Of out-of-door affairs this week
which has included such sports as baseball tennis
and cricket, picnics automobile runs to Berlin
N Y. where the Cowee sladIoM farm is attracting
many. The Berkshire hunt. an organization which
has had wonderful influence on resort life In the
Berkshires. will issue its fall programme next
week. giving the number and dates of its meets and
the names Of the sottagsrs who are 70 entertain.
The hunt races on September will open the fail
sports There has already been big entry lst
Raymond Belmont. s. Won Stade c. s. Bird ir
John D. Bowdtch, J. Watson Webb and others
having made entries of runners and hurdle horses
which have been in Saratoga.
The eyes Of society are again turned toward
Hotel Aspnwall where the Secretary of the Navy
arrived again on Thursday for a stay of three
weeks. Although many have called upon the Sec
retary and Mrs. BOneparte since their arrival in
Lenox. they have yet accepted no invitations
for entertainments which have been given in the
cottages. preferring the quiet of the hotel Both
the Secretary and Mrs Bonaparte are delighted
with the hotel and its environment Hotel Aspin-
uall has been filled with guests this week the
coming and going of automobile parties and the
arrival OF permanent guests giving the place the
afr and appearance Of business at big city house
Streams of carriages carrying the cottagers to the
hotel TO make afternoon calls on we'll known peo-
PIE VINO are staying there, flood OF autOm0-
biles covered with the dust of travel arriving under
the wide port cochere the coaches from the station
and the vehicles of sghtseers make the approach
TO the hotel entrance complex shifting scene of
constant activity
Tennis on the hotel courts is a matter of dailv
interest. o. d. Seavey this week offered a large
silver trophy for handicap against bogie al the
soh course. ihere arc about twenty entries for
the match The clock golf tournament this week
was watched by a big gallery from the hotel
plazzas. MISS Belle jackson the woman's
Livingston ,P
Mrs. H. de Berkeley Parsons Of New York the
DoyS prize. Many prominent people are al the.
lam Scott Pyle and Mrs. George p Robbins of
stockbridge is in the harvest OF its season Nh
noteI IN the berkshire chain has more admirers
young. " anu
1oF autoInOolIlSts passing through che hills So
many tourists have been attracted there that new
garages are being erected TO care for the Jate
summer and autumn business.
Mrs. Lucius Tuckermaus Illness has caused 70
eIel Dy the older summer residents who knew nor
Ut L. Bolton Bangs. of New York is m bnild
d & daIge greenhouse ana make other extensive i'm
Just being completed in StOckbridge '' "
Inc anniversary committee of the laurel Hin
SAsSOclauon mas engaged Frank r. Sanhorn .'the
celebration early in September ~
the Maplewood. in Pittsfeld. has been So filled
rooms In cottages around and about tEe hote, "a
accommodate transient guests So cool and fraS%
is the setting of the hotel under the great eIrs a
so well managed Is the house. thar ifs 1uast, liz
Iakes Onota and POntoOsuC haunted with NEW,
orles ana traditions OF the past and the Dearnees
Pttsheld hotels ' vi '''e