New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

..- SOMA ond at the Tytus farm Mr.. and Mrs,
TITUS assisted by Mrs. Elliot c Brown MISS Elsle
Brown and Miss Dorothea Glider FecelEeo
were small tables under the apple trees IN the
-,,-,,,r orchard where tea was served. The recep-
ton was given for Mrs Brown. who mas very re-
Gently with Mr.. Brown, arrived IN Iyriilsfih anu
taken a pretty cottage. Among ulose VIM t
served At the tea tables were NJ. and MIS-. Alex
o7ar eodgv-ck Mrs John zimmerman Miss
co,bio E,,rriss Mrs John E Alexandra the MISSES
Alaxandre Mr. ard Mrs Richard C. DiXey' MISE
Rosarnond Dixey, the Misses Francesca anu RNo
rnond Glider Mrs. Richard Watson Glider MI anu
Mrs George Westinghouse Mr and MIS- fIan''
F. Leupp Mr.. and Mrs. Silas BroWneLl, the hISses E
Provneu. Mrs Samuel rockingham MT anu MT,
Richard David Turner Dana, Miss Kate cary anu
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chester French
y-ica-oresident and Mrs. James S Sherman Win
= marty Of young people from Utica N y nave
- ,,t,ring IN the Berkshire Hills This week
They were in Stockbridge, LenoX and Fl'lSleo anu
ona night in Wilamstown before passing oi "
Manchester in the Green Mountains LOT tie e0i4
rrbev returned on Friday, the Vice-PresidehI huIIS
,ng down to washington With MI ana MtS'
sherman were their son, Richard y SheTi1l@li' 1l-
Gertrude Miller, Miss Florence Miller Captdii
shern Babcock. Edward G. wagner anu I'a.e-
Nr,ner During the trip the Vice-Presideht pia!eu
some golf on the Ekwanok links with his SON.
ASSESSORS FIX VALUATIONS.
-~,a Tanox Board Of Assessors OF which FRED
ertcl S Deladeld is member have placed 'he
valuations on Lenox properties this week F'oDe''
W Paterson's Blantyre is deemed the most Valu-
able estate, being rated at Ni4SV. Inc , o'ilei
ta-es OF prominence are set at these VaIualioii''
Iobn sloane estate. $4,000; George H Morgan
S14sOoo: Grenville L Winthrop SlSS'S"; DaNlo
Wolfe Bishop estate S75.so; Mrs NillsIh ID D az
ford SSOoo; Dr. Richard c. Greenleaf' $H'40V, Nj
Rtchard Auchrnuty, $500; George Baty b-ake'
e., zoo. vvJlIiarn d Curtis S17l 225 Samuel Froth-
,,gbarr s53 600; Edward R Wharton, $o5'ooo JoIii
E Alexandra, S7a.5Oo; John S Barnes S.S'5oo' Colt
landt Field Bishop. $tS,7 ,7o0; George Gfls"olC "a -
estate $500; Morris h Jesup estate >lVV'y'''
Charles Lanier. $42,loo; John b. PARSONS. ]o''y-y'
s A. schermerhorn $3.50; George Z TlFhuTe'
sss zoo. Mrs Robert Winthrop, $3.50 and Geo' 60
Tyestinghouse $4,000. Several Of the estates Ihe
Westinghouse. the LanieT' the "illah -
and Others are partly in other townships
Tbe Ienox Kennel Club has voted to holo an
- chow in September William f. Curtis
caorgA W Ferguson, L Harry Peters ana fFeu-
ericl s Delafeld are the committee. rms sAo" -
under the auspices Of the American hehile' -
Last year Mrs. William D. sloanes Frenoh poo"'o
won the championship 49,,
BY every incoming steamer Lenox couagers H@'0
b.,, returning for the summer This week ChaFleS
Lamar came I'd 10 Allen Winden, Mrs. Robert WIN
throp 10 F3helwyn and Grenvihe l. Winthrop "
C;roton Place. The Misses Winthrop anu mss
Irene Bigelow have also arrived MIR. LanleF VIII
have J. Pierpont Morgan as N'S S0
WIuden next week
Mt and Mrs. William B. Osgood FIELD nave oeei'
,n Tenox looking over the progress being made on
their country place. Highlawn They nave Al'le7
of boulevard building. and the landscape "o'N
t+ the estate is yet TO be carried out II is theT
intention not to occupy the house until early IN
the summer OF 1910.
Mrs Fordham Morris so prostTated by the
death of her husband at the hotel that she was
not able 10 accompany the booy 10 NC" IN
- -or,a,nes IN the Curtis Hotel She went 10
Rar Harbor early this week 10 spend the summer
With her daughter, Mrs. r Horace Gallaun-