New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-20
IN TIE BERKsHlREs.

IBY TELEGRAPH To The TRIBUyEI
LenoX, Mass. Aug. I9.-An entertainment -
charity in Sedgwick Hall on September 3 has bee,
arranged by the young women of the cottages A
series of tableaUs from GIbson's and other frIys
traitors works viii be presented. in which Young
women will pose. The list Of patronesses include
Mrs John s. Barnes. Mrs. George w Folsom and
Mrs. Richard c. GreenIsaf
The annual torchIight parade through lev Glen
in Stockbridge, fixture OF the seasons entertain
ments. will take place the first week in September.
Mrs D. P GriswoId OF New York has issued
invitations for a dance in honor Of Miss Emily
Bacon at the schenck cottage on Saturday evening.
Malcolm Sloane. OF New-York. has returned from
a yachting trip.
Miss Florence Burden. of Nev-York. Is at Elm
Court William D Sloane's country place.
Mrs Newbold Morris. Of New-York. has gone
to Newport
John g. Walker who has been guest OF Miss
HUH in PittsheId joined her father to-day Pitts
field. and went TO the White Mountains.
Mrs Walter Cutting, OF Meadow Farm. Plttsdeld.
entertained this afternoon Tor Mrs Edward McA-
Livingston of Pau. France. who is guest OF Mrs.
William Pollock Of New-York.
John R. Proctor has returned to Tyringham from
Oyster Bay. where he visited President Roosevelt
The Rev. DR.. Worcester. OF St Stephens Church.
Philadelphia is a guest of his sister. Mrs John T.
Perkins. OF New-York. at Maple Hill cottage. in
Lee.
The Rev. DR.. William V. Kelley. % New-York,
Editor Of THE Methodist Review IS at the E1tsl
-Maplewood in Pittsield Other arrivals incllts
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Pope. Of Boston. and
George H Sergeant. Of Chicago
The wedding of Miss Anne Wilson Post daughter
of Mrs. William Henry Post OF Hartford. Conn,
to Lieutenant Edmund Keasley Sterling. Sd Cav
airy U. S. a. took place in the Church Of our
Saviour, In New-LebanOn y. Y, town across
the Massachusetts, line, this afternoon at o'clock
The interior was a mass of yellow and green yell
low being the cavalry color. The altar deco
rated with white phIox and white asters- Abovs
the entrance OF the church suspended ths
American hag. ard over the organ gallery the na-
tionaI coIors were also hung Lieutenant Sterlngs
best his brother, James T. Sterling. jr-.
OF Detroit The bridegroom and ushers were
in full cavalry uniform The UsheTs were Lieu
tenant G. 3. Comfy. Lieutenant Walter schuyler
Grant and Lieutenant Robert Wood, Sd Cavalry
Miss Grace Hall, of Hartford. Their gowns were
of white batiste with linen cOCred lace and chiffon
tassels for garntture- Miss Ursula LeaIltte' s Q.
Stamford. Conn. was the maid OF honor shs
wore gown like those OF the bridesmaids, PIT
with yellow sash and large bOlqIet OF golden
blows MISS FoSL wore a gown or W--Lle pc
/ cloth over white satin. The sarDture was Oh
point lace. Her ornaments were diamond hear-
the bridegcOoms gift and necklace or pears
The bridal bouquet was of white SVeetpeaS. Inc
betrothal service was read bv the Roy. Niloet-
force Wells, rector OF the church. The Rev Erness
formed the nUpIlal ceremony Al tne country 100
I Of the brides sister, Mrs Frederick Everett
I HaiSht, IN NeWf-Lebauon, a reception vas A5-li
1RoSe present at the wedding lncllled M a.
Mrs. Lewis D. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
BrOwueN Chapman Mr.. and Mrs George bSs.-'
Mrs. Howard D. Beach, Mrs. p. II. IngaIs; -,
DensloW, Mrs Florence Phelps. the Misses 81
bour. Miss Hattie Barbour. Miss Sllhe Go9-l--H:
/ Mrs Browne. OF New York and Colonel Scauys1
| OF Fort Ethan Allen. Vermont