New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-02
ACTIVITY AT LENOX.
A"f"mn Season a Liuely One IN
BERKSHIRE Hills.

Lenox, Mass. Sept Embellishments
hndS Lenox busting with activities. The on,e,
|: NESS ana calm of it's midsummer season havs
gwen way TO hustle. and everybody Is on TIA
qul we for the races. tennis. golf and the
morse snow" which are to follow IN rapid succAs
SION on Monday TIE annual hunt races will bs
Iieid AZ Lee Pleasure Park. The stewards of hha
meeting are Frank X. Sturgis. Clinton &, ku-
more. Samuel FrOthingham David T. DsAna.
| ''iraud Foster Guy Ward and Joseph W. Elm
den The races include the Lenox Horse or,
! STAKES the Berkshire Pony Stakes the, ~
! DENTS cup SteepIechase and the I.enox
Stes plechase. Mrs. John G. Johnson. a g,,es
The hotel' has offered cup as a trophy for
hurdle race. The Judges at the meet will ba
Henry p Jaques and Samuel Russell
The annual golf tournament will be held ne
week opening on Wednesday, and including cor
tests for the LenOx. Paterson and the President
cups Among the past winners of the Ienox Gu
are +. d HaughtOn. Chester Grfswold III
samuel frCtninstllnl. y. AislIOuf. John Molls
IT. "l;ucuirI Mc8urney and T. NJ. Sherman
livery Motel in the Berkshires has been fiIll
thIs WeeN- The Hotel AspinwaU has cared n
more ina" tour hundred guests daily and It's fa,!
SnsaSemt MS Indicate no let-up in the number OF
guests coming 10 Ienox for the autumn MANI
F."n:Il@at View York society people have been
~ ~, tie no,ei ant, SnL9 Week. and every night there
~ NiNv De-i uihneF entertainments. Phiiip s.
Mlnton. NJ and Mrs. George w. Hoadley Mrs
AHrrG de t'v'iova and Secretary and Mrs
tharleS J. bnnapaTte have entertained al m.
Motel this week No resort in the land enrer-
ttihS more Sut1in""te parties Several New
Yor.l parties arriving this vveek touring rbroucT
the Berkshires have found If at the botsJ -,
Huch 20 th"r hiking that they have remained
ana are taking short runs daily returning IN.
ments '''i'-
Among the cottage arrivals this week are Mr.
T I -iFs ''+crse' Westinghouse, George Westing-
rouse, u, Nh ard Mrs. Henry III. Pease Mrs
Francis Rarren Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs Rvan \
stevens ahG Nh. END Mrs. George Turnure nv
ana Nfs' Ne''lHs house and Mr. and Mrs Pease
nave neeh auto1nobilinS in France since Iast
Ma'. Mr. Peas has brought to Lenox one OF
tne largest French cars which have been seen n,
Ambassador DrIrand. who with Miss Jo,epbfn,
Durand, returned 10 LenOx from Canada on
Wednesday - interested in two cricket matches
20 hr played against New York teams tA4au
month. To-day The Lenox cricketers meet
picked New York team, and on the 10Th = VET
ersn team OF New York will meet the ve,sr-r
team 81 Berkshire County Roth n1a.cn.. I'M
country place
This week James r. Ludlow Of New York
pousht the Schenck cottage. which has besn &C
eupled for several years by Mr. and Mrs Danis,
b;,,1 tirisw9.a. The new owner will probably
man mas consulted architects with regard to re-
building her villa on the Shattuck property.
which was burned in 1905
Ny and Mrs. John n Foster OF New Yor< ~.
nave peer IN Lenox for several weeks have r.
turned 70 town Mr.. and Mrs Giraud Foster hav~
a w hnYs
lney had been guests OF Mrs Carroll Tackson
Mrs. Jackson will arrive I'm Lenox NEXT weeL -
De a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Foster through -
TENDER.
Mr.. and Mrs X. A Grant-watson or ~.
hrltiSh Embassy, are entertaining Mn Wa
son 5 sister. Miss Louise Curtis Low OF Brock
lyn. -
In Stockbridse the hotels have been crov6~3
this week and every available room In the cot-
taSes has been secured for the overflow MANY
OF the golfers attending the annual Stock BRIDE
tournament have been here this week. Tho Red
Lion Inn has broken all It's records in the num-
Der of guests.
Afternoon entertainments have been stven
this week by Mrs Richard r. Bowker who en-
tertsined at her country place. and Mrs. Henry
l. Parsons, who gave a large garden party this
afternoon in honor OF Mrs. J. Graham Parsons
OF New York
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vesey. who have been
guests OF Mrs. BirGseye Brakeman. have taken
possession of the new cottage Prospect Hill.
In Plttsfed. the Maplewood Hotel conti1ues
TO entertain its full quota of guests and she de-
nland for accommodations has been so heavy
that every cottage in the Immediate noighbor.
hood Of the hotel has been invaded by guesta
The September season will be the heaviest thar
has ever been known. according 10 all Berls-
shire hotel men. and the Maplewoo0 VIII -
main open until November I to take care OF
automobile tourists.