New-York tribune., 1906-06-29
IN THE BERkSHIREs.
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Lenox. Mass. June 2S.-Although the dav uas bo,
IT the lfveest of the season in social activities
Three large affairs divided the interest Of the cot
tagers. Mrs. s W. Griffith. OF New York gave An
"at home from II to I o'clock TO meet her guast
Miss Virginia Roosevelt. of New York: Mrs MORT.
X. Jesup had large company at her luncheon ar
Belvoir Terrace IN honor of Miss Nellie CIvIsr
and Miss Charlotte A. Barnes daughter OF Captafn
and Mrs. John s Barnes. entertained in a new tea
house in Cold Brook gardens. Despite the heat OF
the day all of the entertainments were brilliant
affairs
Mrs. Grifithss reception for Miss Roosevelt took
place at The Pines. her country place on Lake Nah
keenac The affair had been postponed because Of
accident fortnight ago 70 Miss Roosevelt who
slightly injured by fall after her arrival
in Stockbrdge She has fully recovered and was
greeted by a large company to-day. The reception
was in Mrs Grif1ths's studio. but all of the guests
took a look at the gardens at The Pines and en-
joyed the setting of the place Miss Roosevelt will
go TO a hotel in L.enox Monday for the remainder
of the season
Mrs Jesup's luncheon for Miss Cuyler the
largest Of the early season Nearly all the women
of the cottages there The floral decors-
tons were from Mr.. Jesup's gardens The guests
included Mrs George ". Folsom. Miss Mary De P
Carey Mrs. Frank K. StUrsis. Mrs Edward R
Wharton. Miss Kean, Mrs William Pollock. Miss
Eliza beth Reasen. Mrs Henry P Jaques, Miss
Clementine Furniss. Mrs Eric r. Dahlgren. Lady
D. Sloane Miss Wharton and Mrs David Lydis-
Hidden away in a seqUestered nook AT Cold
Brook Captain Barnes's country place. teahouse
has been built this season. and Miss Rarnes had
bidden there the young women of the Lenox and
Stoc kbridge cottages for it's opening II fronts
oId-fashioned flower garden. with walks winding
UP 70 IT, Among those present were Miss Josephine
Durand Miss Elizabeth Crafts. Miss Eloise Davis
Miss Heloise Meyer Mrs Samuel Frothinghsm
Mrs William b o Field Mrs Archibald x Mac
kay Mrs Newbold Morris Miss Folsom, Miss
Isabel Shotter, Miss Mabel Choate Miss Nora
Iasgi the Misses Amy and Edith KohIsaat. Miss
Emily Crugan and Mrs. Forsyth Wickes-
Mrs John E Alexandra entertained at tea this
afternoon az Spring Lawn
Mrs SiIas b BrownelI has issued invitations for
a literary entertainment AT the Knoll in Stock
bridge next Monday afternoon. Mile Eugenis
Cseriac of Paris will speak on The Breton 'sher
Folk"
Mr. and Mrs James Lowndes. of Washington,
are at Ingleside in Stockhrdge for the summer
Mr. and Mrs Robert W. Patterson, of New York
who have been In Canada for the salmon fishing
season will return tomorrow Nh Patterson
made extensive shipments of hsh 70 his Lenox
friends during his three weeks absence in the
Canadian woods.
William V Moody Of New York. is a guest Of
Mt and Mrs Richard Watson Glider. at Four
Brook Farm. in Tyrinsham-
Nv and Mrs John T Plummer jr. Or William
Mason. Mr. and Mrs T. n Cooper. Mr. and Mrs
2 p Gamer and Mr. and Mrs F o. Squires, OF
New York are at the Red Lion Inn. IN Stoc koridge
Mr. and Mrs R r. Gable, of Chicago. Mrs Mary
Carter of Rock Island Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Denny Miss Denny and Mr. and Mrs John 3
CarSe OF New York at the MapleWood' IN
Pittsheld