New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

L.enox, Mass. July 2S (SpeciaD.-The return Ok
Che young people from Canada who have oeeh
there for the salmon fishing. the tableaus ana
national dances for charity, and the golf and
tennis matches between the Wyantenuck ana
Lenox clubs have been the interesting features
OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel rockingham, Miss
TIeloise Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. William B. o.
Field. Giraud Foster and Guy a. Ward were in
Canada in quest Of salmon. and the catch was
excellent
The entertainment in aid of Miss Folsom's
hospital had been in preparation for sew
e1al weeks. and interest in it ran high. The sale
Of tickets indicates that fully $1,000 was made
Tennis is now the popular sport of the day.
and little go'f is being played. Several large
tennis contests are coming.
All Lenox was interested in the announcement
that Comte de la Eaulx, of Paris, was to return
20 Lenox in October for the purpose OF conduc1-
ing series of ascents in balloons from the sta
tior Of the Aero Club of America at Pittsfield.
Il is not vet known who win make ascents with
the count but it is stated that women well
known in society will be his guests. The count
made two ascents from Pittsheld last AprlA
Motoring is prevalent that automoohe po-
llcemen are being appointed IN the VaFlous %
Berkshire towns to regulate the speed OF the
vehicles within the town limits
Ex-Attorney General Griggs, OF Paterson y.
J. Joined his family at the Aspinwau cottage
this week, and is TO remain in Lenox for several
Ienox cottagers are taking cognizance Of the
presence Of the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
BOnaparte. and carriages drive up TO the Hotel
AspinWaIl every afternoon TO leave cards. AS
vet the secretary has done little more than to
spend the morning reading and the afternoon
in driving.
Mrs. Robert Gibson. Of New York, who is at
the hotel for the season. with her children, en-
fertained at luncheon on Wednesday a num-
Der OF friends in Lenox and Pittsfeld.
Clarence II. washington,
gave a dinner at the hotel this week
Mr. and Mrs. F. =. De Long, Of New York, en-
fertained party OF Stockbridge guests at dim
ner at the hotel this week
Mrs. Norman B. Ream and family have ar
rived al the hotel from New York.
John Hall Mckay, Judge Ernest Hall. Borge
dc NOssin and o. D. SeaVey are playing Scotch
foursomes every afternoon Clock golf on the
plaza In front OF the MOTEL has a large Following.
Mr.. Seayey IS TO offer cup for the best score
Of the week and special prize for children's
Miss Mary Butler entertained at tea on the
hotel piazzas on Saturday, twenty guests being
present
Aspinwan have included Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas K Harding
MISS susan Harding MISS Florence Knight Mr..
and Mrs. Edward d. Foster, James H. Foster,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l. Prentice, Miss Marion
Prentice and Mr.. and Mrs T. Huntley Roberts.
Of New York. and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II.
Dwight, of Port Richmond, Staten Island.
Arrivals at the Red Lion Inn Mrs. J. c.
Hendrix of Brooklyn: Richard L. Gay. of Bos-
Mrs. A r. Schulz. H. c. Williamson. Miss Sadie
Cable, Fred Allen, A. c. Blackwell and L. c.
14olen. OF New York.
Among the late arrivals at Heaton Hall are
Mrs Mary E Cameron. Frederick H. Hall, Miss
Flint, II. P. Sally. of New York; Mr. and Mrs.
o. B. Jarvis, H r. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs w. S.
Bailey and Miss Elizabeth K. Bailey, Of Brook
lyn.
Heaton Hail. in Stockbridge. with its fine ele-
walton on Field Hill, is of the coolest and
most delightful midsummer resorts in the hills
and its season thus far has justified its exist
ence- More young people are at this hotel than
anywhere else, and amusements are in full
swing
Tie Red Lion Inn always entertains a great
many people in July who love the wide piazzas
As at other Berkshire hotels. the motorists are
legion, and their arrival and departure from this
nightly.
The Maplewood. in PittsfeId, has been A busy
hosiery this week. Its location in the centre Of
the county has made IL the most convenient Of
all automobile stopping places, and, aided by the
establishment OF two large garages Pittsfield
has become the great starting out place for
tours In the Berkshire. Among the important ar
rivals at the hotel this week were Mr. and Mrs
4. A. Holden, r. A Holden. jr, OF Cincinnati:
Alr. and Mrs. W. G Humstone, Miss Humstona
Of Brooklyn; Thomas Denny, jr, and Edward
Denny of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. David Cron-
well and Mr.. and Mrs c y. Young, Of White
Plains 0' - " -A-'S