New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06

Ic~ox. Mass. June >. That the res--
ful owe. &C LcroX and nc surround
ING resorts IS attracting YEARLY more
attention s seen IN The large number
q rentals made this year and the dc
rarl FOR cottages. which e suu beng
received a. :he rental Offices. Most
yr-ror-av. OF the leases Of this week
was that % Belvo.r Terrace. the bcauti-
ful country place which was created
b. Morris K Jesup on the hill above
the village, 20 Mrs. Coneil. OF Havana.
This property has about twenty acres.
J. adio.ns the old Congregational
Meeting House or the hill, the most
conspicuous Landscape position IN tho
resort The late NJ. Jesup lavished
. money 20 make u beautiful, ard its
q acres % slop.rE lawn, It's shrubbery,
S. gardens. have all commended II 10
those who appreciate refinement and
beauty in country life. Mrs. Jesup, by
= will. becueathed the property 10 Mss
! Ilcanor de G.. Cuy,er. Mrs. COncil, o.
Havana. s the wife o. an important
Cuban banker and promoter In pass
ing through New England on an auto
mobile trip last season. she was at
;rscted % Lcnox as The handsomcst
. country resort in her travels. and
early in the season began negotiations
for n villa.
Another property being sought IS
that Of Mrs Daniel T. GriSwold. which
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Stanton Blake arc
DESTROYS Of leasing. Mrs. GriSwold j.
ir England and the papers are crossing
for her signature. Nine. Marcella
Sembr.ch who has sought LenoX cot
tage. Will probably take the Redwood
cottage % Mr.. and Mrs. S. Parkman
Shaw. who are 20 pass the season at
resort on the Massachusetts coast.
Tho holiday and tho early season in
the mountains attracted many TO LenoX
this week. In fact, all The resorts
from Willamstown 90 Great Barring
ton were filed with arrivals The
habit grows Of entering the region and
passing % day or TWO IN each of the re
sorts. lcisurclv motoring about and
then passing on. The tour of Mrs. II.
@. Havemeyer and her sister. Mrs II.
Norcross Mum, in the Berkshires
j. illustrative % this. They arrived Al
the Red Lion Inn. On StockbridCe. Mon
day night. from the southern part of
Berkshire. and Tuesday night were a.
the Curtis Hotel, in Lemon, then they
passed on 20 Greenfield. crossing the
Mohawk Trail. Cortlandt F. Bishop
Will shortly issue list OF tours round
about Lenox for the benefit OF visitors
VINO have abandoned the rush through
the mountains for more intimate visit
10 the country.
Arriving this week have been Will
fam Bryce and the Misses Edith and
Mary p. Bryce in Pittsfeld: Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlos dc Meredia. Mr. and Mrs
Giraud Eo-for Nr and Mrs u pCcros
Bonsal IN LenoX; Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
T Rice, Miss Virginia Butler, Or. ard
Mrs. Thomas Southworth, John ".
Kohlsaat and the Misses Kohlsaat in
StockbridCe: Mr.. and Mrs George
Becker and Mr. and Mrs John Hutton
IN Tyringham.
There was interest in the Berkshires
in the marriage in Norwalk, Conn.
Wednesday evening. Of the Rev.
Stephen Edwards Keeler, rector Of s..
Stephens Episcopal Church in Pitts
field, 70 Miss Eunice p. Stevens, daugh-
ter OF the late James l.. and Jennie
Daskam Stevens. The ceremony was
in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, which
was decorated with pink peonies and
lavender snapdragons. The ediiice was
lighted by candles. The Rev. Walter r.
Breed Of Cleveland. and the Rev Louis
j. Howell, of Norwalk, performed the
ceremony. Mrs. Charles r. sutton. Of
New Canaan. Conn, a sister of the
bridegroom, was matron OF honor, and
Miss Mary Mcclellan, of Darien, Conn,
was bridesmaid. Miss Grace Newland,
Of White Plains, was flower girl. The
Rev. Ralph H. Hayden, OF Newark,
y. j., was best man, and the ushers
were the Rev Joseph Grobes, of Cleve-