New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-14
LIFE IN BERKSHIRES.
Made Ideal bp Delightful Heather
Conditions.

Lenox. Mass. July r 'SpeciaD Ideal weather
has made life in tho Berkshiras extremely pleas
ant this week, and the Cottagers have taken ad-
vantage Of II for the enjoyment 81 outdoor sport
The first golf match Of the season vas rlav4d ~
The Le7ox Colt Club course this week LINDSAY
Fairfax winning thA silver CUP The match was 4
ha0dtcar best nine holes choice score and the
Other participants were William n Sloane. John
Hammond. " Bowers Lee Walter T. Law
r,rca. Gerald : Curtis. Samuel FrothInGhau1.
Girau1 FostAr and Edward r. Wharton. Weekly
matches are n he PLAYED throughout The season.
Dovotees of cricket greatly miss Sir Mortimer
bE'and Who Vas an enthusiast - the Ga0'A and
who was Instrumental i'm organizing tha Berkshire
Cricket League, - which h. WIS president. The
local club members rra ~tisiug regularly and
matches sfA % h. arranged with the other PerE-
shire teams
The lovers Of cross country riding ara arxfors1v
awaiting the opening Of 'ha Berkshire Hunt season
David T Dana. master If hounds has arranged
schedule Of runs, including several ones.
and great deal Of snort is anticipated when The
1enov soorarv turned ont in large numbers On
Saturday for the gyr1kha0a games A. IN" Pittsdeld
Country club. ana the affair was something OF 2
rival ~ rhN annual horse show I'm the % social
0otahiify. tn" club grounds ara extensive and
AautifuI the dav was perfect and the assem-
~ prominent society people made the s~ere one Of
much b-'lHanov. Among the participants '7 the
games were David T Dana. Walter livingston Cut
ted. Harold : S5dvsy. Allen II tTu~1hut. Milton
r. Warner. Mrs Y ROSCOE Pc7eal. Mrs Walter
Livingston cutting. Miss Alslt SrNe0CE and NJ SIS
Emily Racon. luncheon was served in the club
house after the games
Mrs George Baty Blake entertained AZ luncheon
a. Hotel AspiuwaN Tuesday. Mrs Samuel
rockingham gave \ luncheon az the same place
on Vednesday
M and Ms James @ Phelps stokes have bAa7
IN Ienox this week stopping tha curtis Hotel
/ II Mrs Stokes first visit - I.anov and she
thoroughly enjoyed her experience amid the Perk
shirez
Mr. and Mrs Herbert 4 Parsons gre % start
soon for trip 70 Yellowstone Park
Judge and Mrs Ernest Hall Of New York ara
A. the Hotel Asp'rvaU and expect - IA n TA0ov
until SepteuHar.
Mrs Clarence ~. Nackav CANA M from View
81 the season
Nr and Mrs William Oseood Field have 70
turned PAeksk'lI efte~ fortnight with Mrs
Fields parents NJ and Mrs William sloane
az Elm court
charles NeIIen has had rs his guest A. Coun-
eli Grove StoCkhr'dse, John F Stevens formerly
chief engineer ~ the Panama Canal
Miss Caroline Barnes. who is inst back from EU-
rora is with hsr parents, Captain and Mrs John
| : Barnes CO'dhrO0k
Mrs Frederick Scrnrck has her guests a.
Valley Head Nr and Nrz John q C1resD1eaf.
Who We've Welded at Trinity church. LenoN. -
Nav
Mrs Hamilton Fish K4an is with Mrs. Robert
| Winthrop m Etholvyn fo~ fortnight
Mrs Richard CambrilI. who has been visiting he-
sisters. Mrs Gfraud Foster and Mrs Carroll G.
Jackson. went 70 Newport This ve"E accompanied
bv He~ son Richard
pr Richard ~ C1rAanleaf Is away for a Yachting
trip with Henry Emo along the New England coast
Mr. and Mrs Robert W. Paterson have returned
from salmon fishing expedition - ''asCa3odi7.
Canada Mrs Paterson fortunate enough -
land = 2f-pourd salmon