New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
~ THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE STURGIS-
BARNES WEDDING AT LENOX-PEO-
PIE AT LENOX AND STOCK
BRIDGE.


Lenox. Mass. July % (specaD.-The announce
ment Of the death Of the brother of s. Warren
Sturgis, OF Boston. made in Lenox on Monday
and has changed the plans for the wedding OF
Mr.. Sturgs and Miss Barnes. which is to take
place at Trinity Church the 26th. The ceremony
Will be held as was planned but the reception al
the residence of Captain and Mrs John S Barnes
at Cold Brook will be given up. This announce
ment has been sent out to all the guests. The re-
ception to be elaborate affair The we'd
ding will take place at o'clock at Trinity Epis-
copal Church. The Rev. Harold Arrowsmith will
perform the ceremony. Miss Charlotte Barnes will
be the maid Of honor. and the bridesmaids will
be Miss Cordea Barnes. Miss Christina Baker.
Miss Eunce Ives, OF New-York. and Miss Lucy
Sturgs, OF Boston. Edward Sturgis will be best
man, and the ushers will be McCuloch Sturgis,
James Barnes, J. Sanford Barnes, Grafton d.
Gushing, Frederick Cabot and John Goldman.
Mr.. and Mrs William Douglas Sloane and Miss
Lila Vanderbilt Sloane have been at Newport this
week, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius VAN
derbilt.
The Mahkeenac Boat Club has elected these off,
GERS this week President, Anson Phelps Stokes:
secretary, David Lydig; treasurer. Captain John
S. Barnes. Governing Committee. Arson p. Stokes.
William ID. Sloane, John S. Barnes, George G..
Haven, John Z. Alexander. Joseph W. Burden and
John L. Kane.
Miss Georgana Sargent, OF New-York has ar
rived at her cottage, on Laurel Lake, for the
season.
Mrs Richard S. Dana gave at Golden Rod farm
one Of the largest teas Of the season on Tuesday
for Miss DeYens. who sails the first OF next week
for Europe TO join her aunts, Mrs. George W.
FOLSOM and Mrs Hayes.
Miss Mary Stlman daughter OF John E. Still
man. OF Brooklyn. who is spending the summer
here. has gone TO Newport for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs John f. Alexander and family are
at Narragansett Pier for few weeks.
New-York arrived this week and have apartments
at Curtis Hotel
her parents, Or. and Mrs. Richard c. Greeneaf,
at Wndysde.
\. Y, where she is guest OF Baroness Halkett
on Tuesday evening His guests were s. Rowland
Robbins, Glraud Foster, David ". Bishop, jr. DR..
At a meeting of the trustees Of the Lenox Library
on T%esaay John S + of M 70
for subscriptions for expenses from the friends OF
The stockbrldge season is now in full swing. and
the quiet country resort has s full contingent 2f
Choate is felt this season. and his fine large place
is closed Mrs Choate entertained extensively s,
with entertainments and dinner.
General Marcus Miller. Of the Regular Army.
has leased the Canning cottage and Will occupy Il
Golf is the principal amusement OF the cottagers.
tests with the Locustwood Club Of Great Barring
ton The greens IN fine shape. and several new
bunkers being added.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Spau.dng. of New-York are
guests OF Mrs Tuckermdn previous TO going to
Europe whore they are to spend several months
Mr. and Mrs n. s Walker. jr.. have arrived from
New-York, and have apartments at the Laird
Mr. and Mrs. S w. Woodward and family. OF
New-York, have gone to jamestown, II. l., for a
few weeks at the shore.
Judge and Mrs. w. j. Gaynor, OF New-York, are
spending the summer at Great Harrington.
Some OF the recent arrivals at the Red Lion Inn
are Oscar Dikeman. II. Y: Fitch. Henry Fitch
Thomas f. King. Mr.. and Mrs, H. A, Powell; Miss
ID Forth Howard W. Starr Frank Danforth and
Mr.. and Mrs. G; F. Motson, NewT;York; Mr. m and
delphIa and Miss Helen Perry and Miss Esther
Perry, Jersey City