New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

Lenox have called at the hotel and left cards
for the Secretary and Mrs. BOnaparte.
OF the well known New Workers now at Hotel
Aspinwan no one finds more enjoyment than
John Hall Mckay, who is the leader in all Os
the activities there. Mr.. and Mrs. George 8.
Nichols and family and Mrs. Charles r Chick
ering. OF New York. came up by automobile this
week, and are to remain for some time. Other
arrivals include Mrs. Donald s. Brown. Of New
York who Is guest OF Mrs w. s. Brown. Mr.
and Mrs. John II. Carstairs and Miss Carstairs.
OF Philadelphia. who TO stay until autumn;
Mr. and Mrs William V. Kelly and son and
j. NJ. Phelps, Of Chicago, who are making tho
motel Jhelr headquarters while travelling in IN,
Berkshires in an automobile Mr.. and Mrs
Charles WheelwTfght. Josiah Wheelwright and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ CsamnOns OF Boston
EustaCe JaQues. of LenOx gave luncheon 60
a party Of seven on Sunday at tho hotel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. d. Camp. OF MiddletOwn. Conn.,
entertained at dinner there on Monday for
large party.
At the Red Lion Inn in stockbridge. which q,
entertaining an unprecedented number Of tour
fists ard guests there has been much Of interest
this week. Concerts and dancing. bridge whist
boating parties on the river and night ascsnts Ot
Monument Mountain have been the pro-
grammc Of the week There were forty auto
mobile tourists In one party 20 arrive for over
last Sunday, and not infrequently twenty motors
arrive in day at the garage Among the ar
rivals this week have been Mr.. and Mrs. Ensign
Pearl al Spencer Pearl Miss Alice Wise Pass
saic N J.: Mr. and Mrs. W. III. Farrell. Mr.. ana
Mrs Charles A. Van Deusen. Charles A. Evans
OF Hudson: Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Kelly. Mis- Anna
j. w TapIey Miss Blanche s. Tapley. r. b.
Storms. Earl SiSsOn, OF New York; Mr.. and MIS-
j. W. Gillett, Mrs Arthur Gi-'ett, Miss Byfauls
Hudson; Mr.. and Mrs George - BarnuIn. OF
New Haven; H r. DonnellsOn. Miss G. F. Don
Nelson, Brooklyn: g. w Townsend. L. Cs
Holden. Miss Fanny Hopper. New YORK. ana
Mrs. S. y. Potter Philadelphia.
HeatOu Hail. IN Stockbridge is the rendezvous
for a merry party Of young people Tennis -
played with absorbing interest on the courts ot
the hotel property and frequent trophies ara
offered. Miss Erskine. Of New York has ar
rived there and IS a guest OF her aunt, MIS-
has been abroad is shortly TO arrive at the hotel
Miss Violet Harper. OF ElberOn. n j. has also
arrived there. James A. Crane. OF Westhelds
with an automobile party including John swift
ger. OF Chicago; Edward A Brewer. OF Daitons
and J. Brewer Crane. OF Westheld. have been
here this week Mr.. and Mrs F. j. Baumert ana
family OF New York. have arrived for several
weeks stay. Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight l. DAVIS. Or
ST Louis: Miss 81. II. Niebuhr. OF Boston. ana
Miss Minard. OF Cromwell. Conn., are late ar
Most Interesting is the hotel life az the Maple
wood IN Pittsheld. which has more tnan Two
hundred guests. Some OF those at the hotet
for long visits in the Berkshires are Mr- ana
Mrs George A Ellis jr Mr. and Mrs Arthur
NJ Day Eir. and Mrs. Seth f. Thomas. Mr- ana
Mrs Clinton p. Sinks. Mr.. and Mrs- w esiey a
TYSON Mr. and Mrs W W Porter. New 4os-s
Mr. and Mrs. " B. Hammond, CamDrl6se' -
and Mrs. George W. Strong. White Plains, 1tf,
and Mrs Henri D. Waters. Buffalo: MIS- dOuA
r Mcnamara Miss Katherine l. Andrews. Bos-
ton: Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Burshardt, Chicago;
Mr and Mrs John r Howell Mrs Ihe0ooro
Iathrop Hazelton Penn; Mr. and Mrs Juila4
Mitchell and family. Charleston. > e. @dF- ana
Mrs A II. Quick Brooklyn "a,
The fixtures OF the autumn season nave az
been set The StOckbridEe golf tou-naIileiII VII
take place IA the week OF August p: the BerE-
sblre hunt races on September >, the l1enoA so4s
.o,-rra roeur Scpterber 1 20 8. and the Len01-
horse show on September II