New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
HUNTING ON AT LENOX
Guests There Enjoying Outdoor
Recreations to the FIJI.

Lenox Mass. Oct s-The Berkshire Hounds will
meet throughout October. The hunting season Is
at IT'S height. and new riders are entering the
field. Miss Helen Alexandra Miss Isabelle Shotter
and Miss Constance Folsom are now riding This
afternoon. following meeting Of the hounds IN
Richmond Mr.. and Mrs Frederic Bull entertained
the members OF the hunt at luncheon at peepdene
There were about seventy at the tables
Bridge whist has been Of daily interest at the
Curtis Hotel Mrs William L. Dayton. Miss Ethel
Brooks. Miss Amy VarnUm. Mrs. r. Jay Flick and
Mrs ]. Clarence Post have given bridge parties
this week In connection with Mrs. Daytons bridge
, party she gave a reception at o'clock, 70 which
of the I4enox cottagers were asked. and 1t
was one of the large affairs Of the season
Many guests have arrived for October The
Misses Sophia and Clementina Furniss and Mr.
and Mrs. Byam K Stevens returned TO Lenox this
week and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mallory, Mrs
William A Jamison. Mrs. Reginald De Koven and
Mr.. and Mrs John Innis Kane have arrived
Miss Martha Knox orr, Mr., and Mrs. u. B. Og-
den. the Misses Ogden, Mrs. Philip kerrsOn, Miss
Katherine Kerrison. Mrs. Russell Harding and
Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Collins. all of New York. are
among the guests at the MapIewood Hotel The
Maplevood will be open throughout the fail
months.
There have been many arrivals at the Curtis
Hotel. Next week Baron and Baroness Won Heng-
elmiller will arrive for October. Mr.. and Mrs
John Alsop Of New York Mr. and Mrs. C. P
Curtis and Richard Sears Of Boston; Baron Hye
first secretary of the Austrian Embassy; Bernard
C. Gunther, Mrs. James Struthers and Mrs George
E. Ball, OF New York are among those who have
registered at this hotel.
The Massachusetts State conference Of Daughters
of the American Revolution will visit Red Lion
Inn, in Stockbridge. next Wednesday arriving by
special cars from PittsfeId The hotel will be open
throughout the fan months Heaton Hall, in Stock
bridge. will not close until well into November.
Many cottagers will remain late in both Lenox
md tOCkb II 3 A
will go to New York in November closing their
cottage lust before the horse show. Mr. and Mrs
George B. Blake Mrs. Joseph ". Burden, Miss
Kate Cary, GrenviIle l. Winthrop. George West
inghouse. Mrs J. Frederic Schenck. Nj and Mrs.
Henry H Pease Mr. and Mrs. Harris Fahuestock,
Mr.. and Mrs. A4ndsay Fairfax. Mr.. and Mrs
George W Folsom, Mr. and Mrs. Giraud Foster,
Dr. and Mrs. H. P Jaques. Miss Adele Kneeand.
Miss Helen Parish, Harley T. Proctor and Mr.. and
Mrs. William D. Sloane will be in I,enOx through
out the month of October.
Many tourists have arrived at the Hotel Aspin-
wall this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spaldins. Of
Buffalo. on their wedding trip, arrived by motor
car Mrs Thomas X. Neidrtnghaus and Miss
Neidringhaus. of St Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. A s.
BigeIow, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas r Real Mr. and
Mrs Fred ". Thayer, Miss Cunningham. Mr.. and
Mrs Eben B. Jordan, Mr. and Mrs H F. Russell
W. P Shepard. Mr.. and Mrs. E ]. Gilderseeve.
J. Tracy EUstice, Miss EUstice, John Tyler and
J. F. Campbell. OF Boston, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Petit Mr. and Mrs John C. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Buckley, Miss Elsie r WiIett Mr. and
Mrs George B. Hopkins. James Fenton, Miss N
A Feuton. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hall. Mr. and Mrs
Frank NJ Long. Mr. and Mrs George A. Brinker-
hoff Mr.. and Mrs y. W Russell, Mr.. and Mrs
W H. Busk Mr.. and Mrs. Z. {. HOyt. Mr. and
Mrs H. NJ. Francis. Mr.. and Mrs F. ". Wash
burn, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Terhune. M and Mrs
joss NJ. Villas, Mr.. and Mrs l. c. Acherson and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Bogart, OF New York are
among the guests