New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-01
Hotel Teams in Lenox
and Stockbridge Fight
ing for Trophies.

Moss July sl-BasebaIl by hotel guests
ca0n ,...s, snort In the hills. II broke out this
a. renox. where Hotel Asptnwall organized
ErA .-,s and in Stockbrioge. where the Red
ro-T rn and Heaton Hall each formed a team
- Games have been played. Manager Sea-
R"s ,ss Hotel Aspinwan win offer a silver cup
,,5ir.dual trophies for a series OF games.
- 60 s~ h.s been elected captain Of one
-. Igotel Aspnwall teams.
g. IS been q lot OF color and movement TO
q. IN the hotels this week Among the arri-
g - Hotel Aspinwan were Mrs. Samuel Bur-
~ - her daughter Miss Isabel Holden Bur-
- Miss Burhans bringing 10 LenoS her hand
~ s-,,ing horses: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Logan,
s1-.re Al the hotel earlier in the summer: Mrs.
T~ancis Herreshoff and Miss Susan Lothrop
s.hoR. who have been motoring. have ar
IS have Miss Devote Tracy. a guest Of
IT, and Mrs. Henry Kearney: Mrs. Ichabod
,~,,,.rns. Mrs Rhinelander Waldo. Miss Ger
, " pbnelander, Miss Laura V. Rhinelander.
- robu A Gergen, who is a guest of Mr.. and
rohr Aspergen: Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Singer
As ,'.,lr. Mrs T. f. Buchanan. Z. e. Buchanan.
,Tss Edith Van De Wort. Robert and William
'r M and Mrs. Charles Cakes. Mrs.
,.s De Forest, MI and Mrs. c. b. Merriam.
rtsrles Thomas, Charles Francis Miss Eve
r-sncis. Mrs. c. NJ. Osborne and Miss Osborne.
"a notable concerts have been given at the
.'su-oos IN Pittsheld this week, and on Tues
- -sebt there was a spirited dance. Among
80 arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Willard,
q, and Mrs Joseph Smith. George NJ. Taylor.
-. rsxlor. Mr. and Mrs. Elliot II. Whiuock.
- J. McMeyer. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. CASTOR,
= ,ns Mrs Henry Carson. Mr.. and Mrs w. II.
=, Mrs. C. " Tyson. Miss L. A Tyson. II.
rs-usle. Mrs =. Mandell. Miss Mandell. Mrs
GRAY. Mrs. II. A. Worcester. Mr.. and Mrs
-.,-v curtiss, Nj. and Mrs. p II. Fowler. Dud-
y-sa-,
-5ss r Bowerman. George c. Hitchcock.
,.As~, Gray, r.. and Mr.. and Mrs. e A The
aud
C,,,khrtdge This week. Guests Of the hotel and
ur,c, Hail CARRIED IN costumes OF earlier times,
=. The Colonial to hoopskirt days. danced mer-
~ Intense baseball rivalry exists between the
"a Won and Heaton Hall baseball teams. The
"a Linn team has won two games OF the series.
,,mr the Red Lion guests are Mr.. and Mrs. r..
Foster. H !. StoweII Robert a Bonner, Cap
I'm and Mrs v. G. Metcalfe. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
-, ,r Mrs Theodore Newman. W. II. Bishop,
" srs Mrs " W Willett. Miss E!oise winett.
Hsston Hall guests in stockbridge have found
-r.b n interest this week. The opening OF the
,sr tennis courts az the Stockbridge Golf Club
-,s OF importance 10 the many tennis players.
.ronr the late arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Harvey, Miss T. S. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j.
roTnn. Miss l. Bronson, Mr.. and Mrs. H w.
Warner NJ. and Mrs T. K. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
s Adams Nj and Mrs. W. J. Bancroft.
Mr. and Mrs H. O. Garfield motored from
Fudgeport 10 the Hotel Aspinwall this week.
They 60 TO the hotel every summer for g part OF
he season. George S Franklin is guest OF
colonel and Mrs ". S. Franklin at Hotel Aspin-
sail
Senator W Murray Crane was greatly pleased
his week by the birth Of son TO Mrs. Crane at
their country place in Dalton Senator Crane was
In Washington when he received the news, and he
made a fast trip using two special trains. 10
reach Dalton. This Is the second son that has been
born 10 Senator and Mrs. Crane, their fret son.
Stephen. being born in 1901. Mrs. Crane IS the
Youngest daughter o. Mr. and Mrs William J.
Bosrdman. q Washington. She married 20
Senator Crane on July ls. 1876. They have hand