New-York tribune., 1908-09-13
,x and YeIIow of the Naples
Summon Them
Irresistibly.

ssn. t7-wtth the first touches
Le-.a ana yellow the naples OF the Berk-
7l - .Fustses has come q hood OF tourists fof ten
sAie = ,,s,,x has continued without iet-up- ana
osf .re-v available room IN the hoteis' tne
ro-oss - - nrivate homes is occupied Ap-
cottages -, made 70 the public spirited house
peas 'S -, rbeir houses for the accommoda-
oW1eIs .o,.s whom the owners Of the hotels
slon u Las TO care for Il is the most re-
we're nc nc ,-,-osion Of the hills that the Berkshires
IA ,oun Iyenox has been appealing 10 towns
m ,hout il to take care OF It's FlsiCors- anu
- 5ns.Ia and stockhridse have passed on many
Fl1S1o-- Fl.,s bsve remained had there been accom-
--cdafons -, .La-e has hean an army
Al u II living and departing daily, and the
Oh a re-rnanent guests fof the IaH noh1hs Is
hAAs - ever The management OF the hotei
50 +ropbies for the annual tennis oouFha-
rroFioeo 80 -,s,,s singles Georgs s Hornhlower
1.s..,ss William W Finley' j., "t "
nearly every one at the hotei a'tenoeo
On N-, No .,,e betHeen the married and single
:, sesvev captained the married men, ana
nsn- ..sn we're George s HornbioWer w >
o sobert Gibson. Robert A Meek ana Jo4ih
sTIt.v Playing on the bachelors tenn wee
r So rsngsr Charles Robinson. Newton Jackson
y. V 80 ". W Finley. jr-. and Joseph Land
Esroo De ess- esf7inS marty managed by Charles
say os taken in barges 10 Laurel Lake 1or
hoO'ls Ms George D. Bryant organized a
Tne ',,.ss uN', .his week for afternoon dances Ihe
'D- eAID--.s -,u not close until late in NoVenper-
ho'e. Va. a,eusts Fame. who came to Lenox last
the hunt breakfast given 10y MI ana
- p,bh de Peyster Tytus, was a guest oI MISE
AIs ,.-,,ss LADY Fame rode in the SATURDAY
s0DnI1 s0Do. +be hounds. and on Sunday was guest
nre rt..ar5 c Dixey at q luncheon Which MIS-
. 1N--.rtr N her honor. on Monday Mrs John Z
-.n D-- gave q picnic for her at Balo Heao
Norn;a1n -. .--,,,e5 this week
,.szsd the :. z. Schenerhorn cottage epPo-
-. ne Curtis Hotel. for the ian hohliS'
=. BERKSHIRE hunt races have always been the
80 ~ The Lenox social season Following uie
~ on Fridav they were especially success
h-A- - COX crowded the rails around the
~ 41.bo,zb there has been fifty parking spaces
-o- csrs and vehicles. these were soon eA-
- a7d many more were demanded by those
=, sssire5 70 sea amateur Jockeys compete on me
rs, bloo5ed hunters in the country Ior tne cup
~.-ss nv ] Watson Webb. j. Among those
,-oo had parking spaces were frank h SOuIelS'
- aIezand-e John s Barnes, George b
~. frederic Bull George E Turnure, William
= c1,,,s JosD Sloane Mrs. Richard s Dana
r,,-,sy = P-octer. John E Parsons, Newbold Nor
:, rs7-v / Lee Or. Henry P. Jaques, Samuel
r-o-tinrhaul. George Winthrop Folsom. Giraud
ros,s- Mss Cleuent5ne FC-uiss and Mrs oscar
Izsgi
-1r E.--- BAN ou Friday night in the Secgwick
hcil5ins was the handsOmest the hunt has given
Nry Grsud Foster Mrs Samuel rockingham.
Ms Charles Astor Bristed and Mrs David T Dana.
-ha wives OF the members Of the executive commit
tee were the reception committee The bah was 1o-
loved by supper al midnight in the Curtis Hotel
Ped and green the hunt C0lors. predominated in
re DECORATIONS al the bali and on the supper Ia
bss The bal was preceded by half dozen large
dinners Mrs. Samuel rockingham, Mrs. Charles
As.or B,isted Mrs Iohn r. Alexandra and Mr. and
Mrs George Winthrop Folsom We're among the
dinner gye7s There were fully three hundred at
the pa.
M s16 Mrs Charles Astor Bristed on Thursday
had For heir guests the members Of the Berkshire
Hunt and the associate members. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brsisd opened their beautiful country house Lake
SIDE f0r their guests Follow ing the breakfast there
dance which all The young people Of the
villas took part
Among the prominent people in Lenox this week
have been Ar and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll who
EeFe Al the Hotel Aspinwau for the week end Gen