New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-09
LENOX
Many Cottagers to Return for
Bigelow Folsom Wedding.

Lenox. Mass, Nov s.-The wedding
Of Miss Frances Constance Folsom the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Winthrop Folsom. 10 Cleveland
Bgelow, of Boston, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph s BigelOw. will be celebrated in
Trinity Church Saturday, December p,
al noon. This early winter event in the
holidays will bring 10 LenoX many Of
the important cottagers and number
OF the cottages will be opened for the
pre-nuptal events. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
FahnestOck. Mr.. and Mrs. COrtlandt
Field Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. David I.
Dana, Mr. and Mrs George +. Turnure,
Mr and Mrs. Frederick s. Delafeld, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel rockingham and
others Of the colony will have their
villas open and will entertain the guests
who viii come 10 LenoX for the we'd
ding. Miss Folsom is sister OF Mrs
Churchill Satterlee. Miss Ethelred +.
Folsom. OF LenoX; Mrs. Francis Dillon
FizGibbon, Of Tuxedo; Mrs. Clark G.
NoOrhees Of Lyme. Conn, Mrs. Edward
Il. Delaheld, Of Noroton, Corn. ana
Mrs Charles Sidney Haight, Of Fort
Reilly, Kan Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom will
ltAttI tain the IltUDtlS " NISAA ASiH''J
al Sunnyridge for the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs Giraud Fosters celebra-
ton OF Mr Fosters birthday tonight
was marked by a magnificent floral dec
Grafton Of the villa from their green
houses Their orchids. roses and rare
plants we're used extensively. Mr. and
Mrs. Foster have been living very quiet
ly at Bellefontaine this season. enter
tanning but little. and this was the only
large entertainment they have given
since they occupied their villa, early IN
the season Their son, Giraud Foster
IT.. has been placed in 81. Psul's School
at Concord, and they will probably pass
the winter in travel
Miss Gertrude Parsons and Miss
Heloise Meyer are 70 pass the greater
part Of the winter at the Bishop No. !
cottage. which has just been opened FOR
their use. This cottage is part Of the
estate Of Cortlandt Field Bishop.
The Lenox winter colony will include
Mr. and Mrs William a. Slater, il, OF
Washington who have just taken pos
session Of their row country estate
which they bought of DR.. Henry p
jacques Mr.. and Mrs William b. Osgood
Field at highlswn House. Mr. and Mrs
George Winthrop Folsom at Sunnyridse,
M and Ms. George Westinghouse at
Erskine Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard u
Livingston. jr, at the Struthers villa
and Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Eldridge at
the Curtis cottage
Harris Fahnestock's purchase of two
more farms near PASSOVER, which gives
him an estate OF more than COO acres.
makes him one Of the largest owners
OF land in the Lenox region. The new
land has on il a very handsome wood
lot Of about 80 acres, and ii was TO pre-
vent lumbermen from cutting OFF this
woodland that Mr. I1hnestock bought
the land on one portion OF it is
villa site which is equal to any around
about Lenox. and IT is said that Mr..
fahnestOck may dispose Of this site to
relative.
Stockbridge cottagers are TO aid in
publishing a newspaper which VIII be
issued occasionally in the interest OF
The colony and the village. Richcrd X.
Eowher. Walter +. Eaton and others are
10 take charge Of the management or
the paper. :, viii be medium of com
mupicatiOn between the wealthy land