New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-01

already either opened their country place.
or have prepared them for occupancy, and
will arrive June Z. EVERY year ands the
dwellers In the hills dur.rs summer COM
ing earlier ard now the season OF en-
tprtainments, sports and motoring begins
IN MAY and continues without Interrupt
ton until long after the red leaf has
withered.
This year. however, there was . SPECIAL
attraction in the hills, which oal-ed an
early nrush 20 the Villas ru t1e HIlItops.
Three important weddings were on me
social calendar OF MAY aud carly June.
They were the weddings of three oil the
daughters Of the LcuoN and stockings
cottagers. three young women who nave
had important places in the AFFAIRS Of me
colonies. Miss Aleld Schcn-k. daughter
OF Mrs. j. Fredcrick S.h,n,h. oI valley
head. was the first 10 we'd. aru her mar
riage 10 HAYDEN Chaun.uS, ot session.
was celebrated early iu the season 10
day the wedding of Miss No-a las!s1
daughter Of Mrs Oscar las.-.. OF Boston,
TO former Solicitor General William
Marshall Bullitt. of Louisville. will pe
celebrated in Stockbrdge. where -" ~
vitations have been issued for the "eo'
ding breakfast and reception. On AtA'
Saturday. June =. Miss T. .-lmona DlAe!'
daughter Of Mr. and Nj. Richard =
Dixey, will be married .u Trinity ChlFeH.
Lenox. To Gordon Brooks. member "
an old Boston family and the DIX"
place. Tanslewo0d. will be the scene Of
brilliant reception following the church
ceremony.
Naturally these early events had 'sH'
dency To draw the New York COTTAGES
To the hills All three oi the !o'ns
women We're members of the Lake Man
kenac Boating club. which IS the renasA'
vous for all the affairs ln when wv
younger set is interested. All the 0''-s'
and brides-elect had taken part I'D 'H'
water sports here aud were us le@us,s
i'm the affairs which make the l"A's'
the potent attraction of the LeHoA "''
Stockbridge folk Mrs William g. oa'o',
who had been living in Venice hu'''s
back to I.enoX and opened her oo"mu,
place for the marriage ot her "!eVe' '''.
Schenck. Mrs John r.. AleAahuIe -
rived carly at Spring Lawn. Tor MISS
Civilise Alexandra will be one VI
bridesmaids at the marriage VI ~,
DiXey and Mr.. Brooks. I'm StocAO''
the Joseph II. Choates ana the a. -.
Gersdorfs arrived two weeks carrier '"p"
is their custom, in order 10 e'''S -
house parties before the nupt!a4S
things. together with the advance -.
sons. have made LenoN look Ike 'A'' 80.
so far as entertainments, drNlNs' a..
ing. the daily gathering at the PoS'V rbis
for the MONDAY mail are cohIe'"eN
start augurs well FOR the reniai"U 3, :.
the summer and autumn. There w" -.
no cessation OF gaycty, no le'-up Gins
long list of entertaining, WIG" tuJ
annually with the little ne'h"Vo II
dinners. where the social oolisa0i0's
the season are cancelled, the 'o''@e
entertaining their neighbors al u''''' ,,,,,sl
preparing for the bigger ana ilo'o item.
entertainments which begin WIN
Der and last through To NoNeiho''. he.
Every year sees many ne" Sc" cau 70
ginning in the BerkshTes. Inc S,s AZ
the hills grows yearly. In II" 20 %
this country are nature and ro 'n'. and
combined TO please both physician Oliver.
mentally as along the Housatoh'C TIA
so easy of access from Ne" a. ,helr
hills climb over each other u"'" and
peaks are lost i'm the misty distance AZ.
the climate. pleasant in winter 4~ %,n
lightful in summer. makes '"'
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land of perpetual delight N.
Like the lichens which chns .y.y
rocks quaint legends are founo ~ vas
part of the region. Long ago 'hS .s ba
an Indian maiden who stood Wa" sou,a
lover on the edge OF high roeh ". ,.stbef
Mountain, near Pittsiield.
ornament fell over the cllr' .sa
If you really love me- o'''''
back" she said ..ns
And the brave Icaped after the A0'