New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
K;rmess in Pittsfield the
Leading Feature OF
Last Week.

- ,-a.e Aur s-Outside Of the whiri Of
r.ve+v AT the hotels, the kirmess In FIteslieio :
= baen the feature Of the week Society 'o0N
H1S .. .+.rex- in it because many Of the dancers
- vel known 70 Lenox and because X was
- <a- eharity-a day nursery Mrs Hen1y
q r2fshop. Mrs. William Il Eaton. Mrs George
= -7fIsen Mrs Robert 2 Parker. Mrs. CharIes l.
--.,,,s-s Mrs Il Neil Wilson and Mrs Brace w
paddock were among the patronesses IAere was
,r.-so,-ta- dance. IN which Miss Iesslca b1shop'
- ,-s--,A- Martinez Miss Edith Barker. the
---ass- Miss Harriet Peck. Marshall r herno-
-, Joseph Bowen. Allen s Hubert and Henry
: brigham took part one OF the features was
.rs White Eussa-s. IN which appeared MI ana
-.-s " Murray Crane. Jr- Mrs Monttort Ar1les'
,Tles FIibhard Miss Pie-son. Miss Kennedy. Miss
1z-as-on Mrs William A Whittlesey, Miss Nhlt-
.1se,- William Il Eaton. H D Brigham, W A
zz-lt-+lesey and Dr. W O. Wilder
E7-eusrations are being made all through the
as-kebire highlands for the autumn season when
-La hills are thronged and villa life is at It's
height Il has been definitely settled that the
T,erzshire Hunt viii take the place Of the LenoE
horse show. and the programme Of the races an
roruce-neat Of the annual ball and the nuEoer OF
,aa.s a7a breakfasts was made this week. Trlai
IS 70 the hounds VIII be made the latter part
= .-,ts month but the real hunting season viii
-.,- recf- until September Already hunters are
ts,-- aa-7oueE and trained in preparation for
cross country riding and negotiations are under
"a, with farmers for The use OF fields Variety
he meets L---- E%-E anu LAO
-vo meets VIII be over the same territory In the
eve vea-s' existence OF the Berkshire Hunt the
r-,s1frr Of tts hunters has improved. and there
are now in Ierox several of the finest timber top
e-s in the country Il is likely that there VIII be
co---a-s-i7-s and events for these horses at an
afternoon horse show which VIII be arranged by
- H--- The hunt ball VIII be held OF the
.-a-t-r oT Saoterrber 7. and on September y
VIII be ire fifth annual race meeting OF the Berk-
shire Hunt
Arrivals % the week az the Hotel AspinTvall in
oJr5e F P Addicks 8Ir. and Mrs H D. Kings
f7-- o< New York: Mrs a G BeaIs. Mr.. and Mrs
: P Donovan Of Providence; MI and Mrs Fred
eric A B.l Of Springfield. Captain H R. Billings,
q Canada: Miss Irwin. Of London; Nr and Mrs.
Y q Chu6s and Miss Mary Childs Nj and Mrs.
ceorge Z Charleroa, George c. Schafer, Of New
York Ny and Mrs P c Swazer. Miss X Eilr,
o@ burlington: u p Robinson Of FishkiII Plains;
NJ and Mrs Charles a Collins, Of Providence;
Ms Otto Singer, Walter Singer, Of Brooklyn;
Charles Z Schmidt and George A Reach. Of
rbfladelphta. Colonel Robert B Baker Mrs 4 z.
Tvhfrte-nore Miss Francesca Whitternore, Mrs H
> WHITAKER ". Il. Temple OF Greenwich Conn:
Mrs Joseph Washington, George A rs Washington.
NJ end Mrs. H Stuart E0tchkiss. New Haven;
NJ and Mrs :. George Crawford, AIr and Mrs
z Maynard Afr. and Mrs Budd Watts Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W Mccarthy OF New York;
~ grd Ms H s Paul Y. / Cooper, Mrs E A
Hazard NJ and Mrs, Walter Blabon and W J.
Boas Philadelphia. and Nj and Mrs h J Sea
r1a1 Il = Seaman. II, and Miss Seaman, OF
CaIasqua. Penn
Hhre Ms Charles Astor Brtsted has given the
ouly large dinner entertainment OF the week, there
have been the usual number OF small entertain
,neucs and many Iulcheons- Just now II IS de-
cidedly --i5season n the Berksh1res While rne
villa owners are living quietly snd finding pleasure
II entertaining their neigbbors and weekend
guests they are all preparing 5or the crisp days
q autumn and the thrush L,enoz Then there
vii b IRE dinner dance and the Jableaux v1vans'
the entertainments cor charity and all the doIngs
which have given fame tc LenOx-
TIE Ienox Horticultural Society has issued rs
ns1 u classes Tor the annual exhibition Of ANIMALS
ard pe-enatals on August =. There are forty-sz
classes and z competition for women IN the ar
-angsrnenr q flowers for e centrePece 1or dinner
,ehle lust now all Of the gardens are at their
best and the flower show promises 10 be the larg-
est eve- given n LenOx. The principal exhibits
VII De from the gardens Of Charles Lanier, Mrs
Robert Winthrop Mrs. John z Parsons. Mrs John
2 Alexzndre, Mrs. William d Sloane, Miss Adele
EneeIand Miss Helen Parish, William D Curtis,