New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
ON THE BERKsHlREs
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LenOxs Mass. July z.-Preparations for TIA ..
tertainment for charity. to be given by u1eD -,
women Of social prominence which has bee- -
absorbing topic Of conversation and an affair ~
anticipated. were completed tonight at a drez. -
hearsal OF the tableaus and dances OF two u.r,
plays which constitute the greater part Of -
programme. For days there has been unusual ~
tivity among those who are TO take part. and -.
detail Of the entertainment, which has been pIar.
by Mrs d. P. Griswold and Miss Juliana CuffI-1
has been carried out with spirit by those vho -.
to appear in the performance tomorrow night
The demand for seats at 8 each has been vs--
large. and discrimination has been shoU7 4,
purchasers. the first to buy obtaining the mosr a.
sirable seats Between the numbers on the NJ
gramme. candy, which Mrs. Charles Astor Bri-..s
has given, will be sold. and also cake ana crss--
presented by Lady Durand- All the young ueo,s
Of the cottage colony have been enlisted in ~
entertainment. and to-day too busy with tS-s.
costumes and equipment to think Of other amu4A
ments- It Is announced that following the IA.
leus Miss Gertrude Parsons will appear in a ua-
tOral song. which will be pictured BY Miss Julian.
Cutting and Richard c. Greenleaf jr. Miss Car
nelia Barnes is 90 give two readings There Nh
be two faTces. one written by Mrs. GriswoId vss,
viii also take the leading role. and another t7
Edward BOltWOOd. OF Pittsheld. who Will take uz.,
in his skit The dances in which young people wl
be seen are eleven In number. representing Great
Britain France. Germany. Italy. Austria Russia
Spain. Japan. Holland. Switzerland and America
Mrs George z. 1Urnure has Mrs Walter
Maynard OF New York as her guest at Beauprs
Mrs. Clarence r. Edwards. Of Washington vi,
has been guest Of Senator and Mrs. W 1lurraT
Crane and Mrs Alfred z. Bates in Windsor fora
few days, has returned to Leno1.
Mr.. and Mrs Max ButleE, OF New York hsss
closed their country place In Pittsfed and are q
the Massachusetts, shore.
Dr. COndeI PalIen ana the Rev. John J. Wyras
Of New York. and Prof. Thomas J. Shanhan an
Professor Edward Pace OF the University q
Washington. who have been guests Of Profess1r
Charles Herbermann in Great Darlington. staEtzl
to-day for New York.
Mrs Daniel c. French entertained at tea tbs
afternoon at the studio OF 0Ir French at Chester
wood in Glendale. Mr.. French has Henry Baco-
Of New York. his guest
Miss Mabel Choate started to-day for Newport
Mrs. Zenas Crane. OF Dalton. entertained 3,
luncheon this afternoon for Mrs Norman B. RaSn
of New York
Mrs. Robert Hagar, Miss Genevieve Lee Holmes
Agnew. DR.. and Mrs. James c. Johnson, and Llrz
C. v. Millard. Of New York and Mr. and llrs ".
H. Swift, OF Chicago. at the MapleWOod. n
PittsheId.
Miss Clementine Furniss entertained at dinner ss
EdgecOmb tonight
Edward r. Wharton. who has been making tolt
Of the Atlantic Coast resorts in q motor car.
to LenOX tonight
DR.. William Polk. Of New York: F. l. Ross q
Mobile. and c. w. TiIInghast and S W Barker
OF Troy, were among the automobile tourists WAS
arrived In LenOx to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George GrisWOld Haven Mrs Fur
syth Wickes and J. Woodward Haven returned %
Lenox tonight from an automobile trip