New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
FALL BEAUTY OF LENOX
Charms of Berkshires Act as Magnet
to Thousands.

Tanor- Mass. Oct 2-Sotwithstanding the rusn
fo- the Hudson-Fulton celebration az New YORK.
evidences that there viii be great touring season.
for al1torobilists in October have caused hos7-
v,a,agers 70 announce that their houses VIII %
, +rr,,7gbor1t the MONTH for the foliage ana the
delights OF motoring over the Berkshire ROADS al9
now at their best . -.
The Hotel Aspinwau will be open throughout me
month OF October and Heaton HAN ana ,L1 -. -
Lion Inn in Stockbridge. UP 70 about IhahAssfVlis
tfrre The NapIeyvood in Ptttsheld viii TerIl4l"
omen into November. The Greenock nm N Lee
and The Lenox and Curtis hotels VIII De open TO-
winter business. viii the Wendell Aoeel ana 'H'
White Tree Inn. IN PtJtsneld
Already expecting the OCTOBER business ms
DyAvv York Central road has announced tnat Us
Ferkshire express OIL Sunday Will De run SIX Se1A9
longer and viii be taken OF only arter November g.
Flverv dollar that has been expended this year
Nv rba Rerkshire town and state highway coriIilis-
sions for the construction OF new hishVaSs : -
r,rorvine of great benefit the Berkshire region
The grade on Jacobs Ladder has been reduced ana
that massage between the Housatonle and Col-
uecticut rivers is open, and there Is no 0ledA u
sood roads from the entrance OF the Berkshlres
70 Boston
Touring in the Berkshires knows no ahatennent-
Every day people arrive 10 take the place OF tnoss
who have departed the tourists moving daHs' uliA
bv link in the run IN the mountains Wnlch has
raan we'll named "the ideal tour When the re-
- 4, --a Green and White mountains and along
the north shore are closed the Berkshires. by rea-
soD ~ their proximity TO New York and the re-
nown OF the auruunal foliage, are az tneir oesl
Among the new departures which the F1otel A.
,t-uau VIII soon undertake is the CONSTRUCTION o.
= swiss chalet and tea house on the summit OF
7 ,,anon Mountain. the favortte carriage ana unO-
,.r drive This viii be under the same ulahas7
r,,nt "a the hotel ard will oner anotner enter
-sinr,a,.l 20 the AspinwaE guests From It's loca-
,ion on the heights above Le1ox this hotel mas a
Ana outlook over me hills which are approaching
their climax in color and autumnal beauty open
wood fires are now burning on the VIDE heaF.ns
oe +ha hotel There are entertainments nightly
and a large company is on hand for the beginning
of the days Of gorgeous sunshine and eolor ana
cool nights and mornings
Mrs Thomas Clay Dugan gave most arrractiVo
bridge party in Curtis Hotel this week she was
assisted in serving by Miss Harriet K Welless
and the prizes were BY Mrs J. Clarence POST
Miss Mary de P Cary. Miss Amy Varnunn. Mss
Helen Parish Mrs J. 7. Pultz and Mrs K J.
Flick Mr. and Mrs. J. T Pultz and Mrs J. Car
ence Post who have been at Bar HaT6oF. ars now
at Curtis Hotel
The most important society affair OF the week
was the first bench show OF the Lenox Dog Show
Association in the town hall on Wednesday. The
entire Lenox colony was interested in the exhibit.
IN which many weu-knOwn women OF the colony
exhibited their pets.
Many tourists have arrived ar the MaplsUoods
IN Ptttsfeld. this week Arrivals there include Mss
4 W Hausslsr Miss Elizabeth R. Jones. Hiss
Mary Jones, NJ. and Mrs. George A. Lee. AIRS.
Henry p GoodmOre. Mrs G. Field Starbuck and
J. ". Babbirt all Of New York
There were many well-knOwn persons registered
at HeatOn Hall. IN StOckbridgs this week. and
there hasn't been duh moment in the round OF
entertainments. Mrs S. Y. DaUchy and OIiss
Dauchy, OF Brooklyn and Miss 3. R. DirrenhOfsrs
r. Hammond Miss May Hammond. Mrs. W. r.
Beatty. Miss SaIil Prescott and Miss KathertRs
Blake. of New York, are late arrivals.
The announcement this week BY the Lenox
Hotel that it Will be open throughout the fau
and winter is or interest This hotel has taken a
we'll defined position the resort business N
LenOx and has a large patrOnage.
Judge George G. Reynolds OF Brooklyn, has been
the Red Lion Inn. n SrOckbridge- 0Ir. and
Mrs. Edward Peckham Robbins. Mrs. 5. A. Rick
ard Mr.. and Mrs d. B. Ogden, Miss 2. 3. Scott
Miss L. L Aker. Mrs F. 5 Salisbury Miss Sails
bury and Mr. and Mrs George VI. Rogers, an OF
New York. late arrivals