New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
p.versaI This Season of the
Usual Order Of Arrivals
Stockbridge Dustiess.

r,.f,- I'm almost every other summer
- 81 fsr baca IS can be- reIlltTnoeTea u. -
SEA- s+s in the hotels have been the OooNliis "a
'O4 e, ssason along about the urne lhe ie" i0
te - ,+z hest. but this year Boston has been run
was q = ara neck with and sometimes in advance
hlAe - York arrivals at the Berkshire resort
o. Li' r.,.s g especially true OF the two Stock
NJ. - hotels where this week was one party o.
p 80 . hundred guests from Boston heaueu ''
IT, IT. C,.orea a Hlbhard- Mrs Hibbard VINO was
- ~ marty fell during q stroll from the holel.
w q hone n her ankle. and has been at
- since II will be some time before she
'17 -,,-as 10 her Boston home. One reason Tor
- commence Of the Boston guests IN StochoFiuse
80. I ce,a+or Allen 7. TTeaGway Is the owner OF
- ho-els He has advertised the Berkshlres as
- of resort In Boston. and the number OF per
-,,sng at his hotels indicates that the charms
- -. brls have been well told The Stockprioge
80 - Rave both been lively this week So many
-. have learned Of the rare old antiques ana
N-,.r st the Red Lion Inn that It is magnet
- tboss who appreciate that line Of things Up
:. 1zaston Hall there is very interesting clientele
IS .Aa excellent management has attracted the
1n1 :, .boss who seek a quiet, refined and pict-
uresqus hote4 WleI0 '-0 40
bad .. 49,. b.a,
stockbridge IS dustless. lis streets nave oeeh
r5 snd made 50 free from dust that wherever
- ross within tie town motoring and driving is
1-.e,-e of-en unfo1nd elsewhere in the hills The
fou-- az
,,-o,snnent and next year other Berkshire towns
,IIl sniu in the dustless movement
Toostng cut from the west piazzas OF the Hotei
..,snvrsu any evening watching the sun setting
- the Taconic range, are scores OF weu known
81 workers 10 whom the Hotel Aspinwan Is
-,aoca every season. Here one night this week the
-s.,sss'd news writer's were guests OF Manager
-..sv NJ tho hotel and held the porch their an
-,oI rnee.inE during which Mr.. Seavey was elected
:, hoaorary member. On the grounds OF the hotel
RES been built new playhouse for children ana
,h.re srs lookout houses throughout the big es-
.,+s from which unsurpassed views are TO be had
Nsyr drives and bride paths have been opened
M. and one nay drive the entire morning without
lss-iug the hotel property. The porch dining room,
,r4th its nightly throng Of handsomely gowned
xrornen is the nearest approach to New York hotel
H.s that IS found IN the Berkshire hills The Fen
rich Orchestra now plays during the O'Clock tea
20 which many Of the most exclusive Of the Lenox
and stockbridge cottagers are attracted
HOTEL GROUNDS ATTRACTIVE
TT. grounds Of the hotel are now at their best
and abound in al kinds OF annual and perennial
dcvers IN bloom. The formal garden is declared by
travellers TO be one Of the handsomest they have
seen for public uses. The hotel has arranged with
tbs New York. New Haven Hartford Railroad
10 sell tickets 10 points the New Haven divis-
iop and 70 check luggage 10 its destination This
fssrure viii be appreciated by the guests as there
VIII be no bother or annoyance at the railroad sta
ton.
John Asbergen. a Eon-in-law OF Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Bacon, has leased one OF the Hotel Aspin-
wall cottages and viii soon arrive with his family.
sr. and Mrs Bacon. who have been at the hotel.
started this week for New York. from where they
VIII sail for Europe. Among the seasons guests
are Nr. ard Mrs. c. ?. Logan. Colonel and Mrs.
Henry S. Kearney, Mrs. William Brown. Mrs. Will
fam Pomeroy and M. and Mrs. Rowland D. Allen,
Of New York
Al the Naplewood. in Pittsheld. where Brooklyn
IS largely represented, there have been many in
teresting affairs this week wednesday evening
dances are now Z weekly feature, a score OF
young people from the cottages attending and
Joining with the hotel guests IN the pleasures OF
The e-eEing. This hotel has been one OF the most
cften spoken of by the motorists in entering the
Berkshires and its fame IS well rooted in the
Tscolections OF many tourists. Greenock Inn. In
Lee. is another busy resort, with large perrna-
nent register Of guests ard the nightly arrival OF
swarms OF motorists.
Nj. and Mrs Rob0 de Peyster Tytus were hosts
a or the most pleasant out-of-door entertain
ments in the Be-kshres this season on Tuesday
afternoon, al AshintuLy Farm IN TyrIngham. To
reach Tyringham the LvuCx and StoCkbr6ge guests
motored along the romantic Hop Valley, Of Revolu-