New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
T. = Morton and family. Robert L. Harding, Mr.
and Mrs H. Natoli and s " Du Pont.
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
THE STURGIS-BA WEDDING THE CHIEF
INCIDENT OF THE WEEK
AT IENOX

Ienox. Mass. July 20 (SpeciaD.-The leading
incident OF the week and. Of course. the subject o
much discussion the wedding on Wednesday oi
Miss Edith Barnes s. Warren Sturgis' OF boS-
ton The ceremony was declared 70 De one oi t"e
prettiest that has been held in the handsome
of the Lenox cOttagers. The musical poru"h OIL 'le
ceremony was elaborate and the solo by John COD
man. of Boston, Love Divine. All Love Excellhg'
was feature The entrance TO Cold BROOK estate
the home OF the brides father, Captain Johh D
Barnes was decorated at the gateway oy an eiap-
crate floral ball OF flowers. on which were the HI
tials OF the bride and Bridegroom in carnations
The reception given by Miss Adele Kneeland' OF
Naw-York at Fair Lawn in measure TOOK the
Mace of the usual wedding reception, whch was
not held at the brides home, owing 10 recent
death I'm the family Of the bridegroom. MISS
Kneeand entertained most OF the couasers' WHO
were OUT 10 the wedding in force. Among the we'd
ding guests were Major and Mrs. Russell Sturgs'
of BOSTON: Mr. and Mrs j. q. Moors. Of Cohasset;
Frank d. Taylor Amory Gardner, Edward Bailey
Mr. and Mrs Clarence McKeon. of Boston; Dr.
Lusk and Commodore Kane Of New-York MOST
Of the cottagePs had house parties or young people
who came TO Lenox for the wedding. Inc on"
ante-nuptial entertainments were a luncheon given
hv Mrs r. c. Greenleaf to the wedding party and
a few friends at her country place. Windysde' on on
Tuesday afternoon, and the Dand coicSit py on u.
Lenox Band on Tuesday evening at Monumeh.,
Square The cards FOR many entertainments ana
several dinners were recalled -, . .n.
given by Mrs. Frank X Sturgis at Cbpston grange
on Monday evening for party OF the women Oh
the cottages Red poppies were the table uecoIa-
tions Some of the guests were Mrs Ernrnett, MI
IL B. Bacon Mrs. John Innes Kane Miss Ge9rgl' Geo X
ana sargent Mrs. Henry p. Rogers, Mrs DaVid w.
Bishop. Mrs Giraud Foster and MISS Fanny Cos
ter. , A., - Me-
Malcolm Sloane the young son Of MI and M MRS, ;
William Douglas Sloane has gone 10 CANADA TOT
short time for some fishing. :,
The Poat Club has decided on the frst week IN
September for the next regatta on Lake Mah,
keenac The committee is arranging three Gays
programme of sailing races canoe races ana
aquatic contests. The Hungarian orchestra Is ~
play at the Boat Club every Saturday AFTERNOON III
James Abercrombie Burden. jr., who has been al
Film Court the william d. Sloane place, mas gone
10 BiItmore u c.. for some shooting on the George
Mr. and Mrs William s. Gurnee and the Misses
CIrnee have gone TO Newport for a moTh. Mrs;
Gurnee has been in poor health for some time and
The change is made for her benefit.
Frank X Sturgs, the New-Iork banker, VINO
owns the fine Clipston Grange place. Is yachting
along the Atlantic Coast -, 49,. ..o
Mr. and Mrs John E. Alexandra, who nave beeI
at Narragansett Pier for some time, have returned
10 Lenox. - -, .., ,ror, =
weeks visit to Washington. She VIII remain al
Trskine park for the rest OF the season.
8 Rowland Robbins. vice-president OF the LenoS
colt C"ub has ordered new uniforms for the cad-
dies of the club at his expense. The caddies
are playing tournament to-day.