New-York tribune., 1906-07-15

IN the hills whose attractions this year excel
any previous summer In years The foliage IS
especially beautiful now
Hotel Aspinwall on the heights above I.enox
has an exceptionally large company. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Allen Butler and family are there
for the season The Secretary OF the NAVY and
MRS Bonaparte are expected. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman B. Ream, John Hall Mckay and ex-
controller Grout. Of New York are there. Semi
weekly dances have been held since the Fourth.
which have attracted cottagers to the hotel
Automobiles are making the hotel their heaa-
quarters while touring in the BerkshIres Among
the autonlObilists who have been al the hotel
Tor some time this week were Mr. and Mrs =
Il. Smathers, III. S Bradford, Fred L Reed ,f
Sufiaio; I. d. kellogg. Mrs. c. D. Hotchkiss
George Douglas Best, Miss Mary Best. OF New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n Barney Mrs
Joseph Bunting. of Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Kinney. Miss Kinney of Cleveland:
MT and Mrs. Robert Gibson, Miss Gibson. Har-
old Gibson, Judge and Mrs. Ernest Hall. Miss
Hail. Miss Knight Alfred De Cordova Robert
Acker. Borge de Mossin A NJ. Young Misses
Young, of New York, and Mr.. and Mrs H NJ
Ramsdell and Charles RamsdeIl. Of Buffalo
Much interest is taken in the coming variety
performance in aid of Miss Ethel Folsonl's Noun
tain View Farm, where convalescents from New
York hospitals are cared for during the summer
months In the performance Miss Julianna cut
ting, daughter Of Colonel and Mrs Walter CUT
ting; Joseph NICK Vance Of Pittsheld: Mrs
Daniel Paine Griswold Miss Cornelia Barnes.
Mrs Edward Delaheld. Mrs. Clark G. voorhees,.
Misses Elsie and Constance Bacon. Misses
Gec-gette and Constance Folsom, Richard c.
Greenlcaf and David T. Dana are to take part.
The programme will include tableaus. mono
logueS and dances.
Baseball is one Of the summer amusements
being vii
Aspinwau is to organize team from number
OF Harvard men now at the hotel and 70 arrive.
and will form strong nine The Lenox cot
tagers' team. with Herbert B. Shaw and S. War
ren Sturgis as the battery, is playing excellent
It was announced this week that the annual
sale and lawn fete of the Chancel Guild Of st.
Helena's Church, in New LenOX, Will be held
on the 18th and 18th JOHN E. Parsons, Of New
York. built this church in memory OF his daush-
ter, Miss Helen Parsons, who died a few years
ago in Florida,
improving in health at Cherry Farm, his country
place in Stockbridge DR.. McBurney went 70
Stockbridge several weeks ago in poor health.
the result of OveTwOrk, and has been living quiet
" there. His presence the StOckbridge golr
{ links is greatly missed. as he has always been
| one of the foremost in the sport
At the Red Lion Inn the weekly dances began
this week, and are added attraction at the
house. Paul TuckeTman, Morgan CirisWOld, j.
Van WOren, Mrs. w H. Pariln OF new 1OTA'
are house guests.
Heaton Hall has a large patronage. Its at
tractive views and fine SURROUNDINGS nave mage
IL one of the most popular resorts In the Berk-
shires Mrs. Edwin Bergh and her daughter,
| Miss Emily Bergh. Of New York, are there for
TSesTdes a large tourist business the MaplewOOd.
in Pittsfeld. has become the summer residence
of many It's attractiveness and quiet. nearneSS
TO the lakes and to the Country club OF Flttsheia,
make it popular.
Colonel and Mrs. Rutherford NJ. TrowbridSe.
and Miss Elsie r. TrOwbTidge, of New Raven:
| who spend the early and late seasons at the KeG
Lion Inn in Stockbridge. have gone to the whit
Mountains for July and August Trey are 10
| return 10 Stockbridge for September as usual