New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
A HUNT BREAKFAST
BERKSHIRE Riders Entertained at
Mountain VieSC Farm.

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Mountain View Farm to-day. having for their guests
the Berkshire Hunt Mountain View Farm Is. IN
the summer and autumn season. MISS FOLSOM PEI
project. 1t is home for convalescent women anu
children discharged as cured from New YORK nus
ptals but not able to resume work because OF
weakness II ia picturesuuely situated in the hills
between Lee and Lenox, and made an Ideal meet
ing place for the hunt and its associated members
Some of those at the breakfast were Dr. FRANCIS
P Kinnicutt Mrs. Oscar Iasigi. Miss Nora Iasisi,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard c. Dixey. Miss Rosamono
Dixev Mr. and Mrs S. Parkman Shaw, MISS Coca
man. Mrs Frank K. Sturgis Miss Catherine Harris
Miss Kate Norwood Mrs. George (. Turnure' MI
and Mrs Harold Goodwin, Dr. and Mrs henry r
Jaoues Eustace Jaques, Miss Frances Meredlth'
Chandler Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. FarsoHs'
Dr and Mrs William Armstrong, Miss Constance
Stfllman Miss Gertrude Parsons. MISS Helolse
Meyer Miss Georgiana Sargent MISS bloue'
Charles Lanier, Mrs. Harry Livingston Lee. MI.
and Mrs John E. Alexandra. Mr.. and Mrs Glrauu
r-os,er Mrs George H Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam D. Sloane Mrs. James B. Ludlow, Mrs. oainusi
Frothingham, Mrs. Joseph W. Burden Joseph w.
Burden Mr. and Mrs. George ". FOLSOM MI anu
Mrs David Turner Dana, Spencer +. Snot,ei' l'
Misses Shotter, John Sloane Preston WATSON lno
nrisses sonhia and Clementina Furniss. Samuei
Russell Mr. and Mrs Alexander SedgWlcK MI
and Mrs John Hadden, jr, Mrs. 'achaIu S'
Dana Mrs Frederick Bull, Mr.. and Mrs. hopelt
w Paterson Mrs. Charles Carroll JACKSON INC
Rev DR. w H Vibbert. Mrs ROBERT bre"s'71'
Miss HUM and Mrs Francis c. Barlow
The cottagers were much Interested IN MIS- Nioi
ris K Jesups offer to the town OF LenoA u pu
chase a site for high school on condltlon tilal e
oucb criticised plans which have been selected Tor
a building be paid for. but that the STRUCTURE
sbo,Id NOT be erected. Mr.. Jesup had planned 10
erect and endow a school in Ienox for promoting
manual training He died before the plans reached
definite form. -
Mr. and Mrs Cortiandt Field Bishop who Will
arrive next month, will open the Bishop cottage
Bishop
The Naples the country place given him by his
aunt Mrs. Joseph White, until the mouse is re-
constructed Mrs. John E. Parsons has taken ttle
n Interlaken, the Bishop property adjoining Inc
Naples.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren NJ Salisbury, Of Chicago
,rho are at a Pittsfeld villa. negotiating for
a country place for the summer in Pittsheld- They
have offered to buy the Henry Z. Vaentlhe piaco
on Onota Lake
The I,enox season will not END until Thanksgiv-
ing time Mrs William Watts Sherman, OF New
MORT with q party in motor cars, will arrive soon
at Hotel Aspinwall for several weeks baron anu
Raroness Won HengelmUer will soon arrive lo1
the fall months and Mrs. John e. Fenno' OF bos-
+on With nartv of friends, Is to be in Lenox for
early November
Mr. and Mrs George Winthrop Folsom. who
have lived for twenty years at Sunnyr1dge' gave d
garden party and dance Saturday evening on 'he
twenty-frst birthday of their daughter MISS Con
etonce Folsom The illumination Of the grounds
included the lighting of the garden. fountain Jog
cabin and grottos with coored lights and japanese
lanterns Dancing took place on the porches ana
on the cropped grass terraces Inc young peoplS
appeared in italian costumes
The list of entertainments for the week has been
= long one Mr. and Mrs Richard C. Dixey gave
o dinner for Edward ". Morgan, and Miss Glenn
enfina Furniss one for Charles E. Sampson On
Thursday and Saturday evenings Mrs Mllilah
Pollock gave a dinner for Miss Adele Colgate
luncheon entertainment given by Mr.. and Mrs.
~ AM
holm ir and a dinner by Mr.. and Mrs William
Douglas Sloane for Mr.. and Mrs James Lawrence:
Charles Ianier entertained at dinner for Coiohei
Osman Latrobe. Mrs. Frank X. Stursls enter
tained fer Mrs. Sidney Harris, and Mrs Hcharu
Watson Glider for Miss Jeanette Glider. and Sen
ator and Mrs. w. Murray Crane entertained the
Monday Evening Club at Mount Pleasant
Miss Marion Douglas second daughter of MI ana
Mrs. Harry Douglas of Great Darlington ana W.
Floyd Kendall, of Mr.. and Mrs W. Beais Ken
dali of No u Gramercy Park. New York, were
married at the home of Mr. Douglas on saturday.
The wedding attended by a number OF the
bri5egrcoms friends from New York, and several
pre-nuptiaI entertainments were given for them
The bridesmaids were the Misses Grace and Nan
Douglas the brides sisters; Miss Lila Stanley.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Stanley; MISS
Marjorie Kendall, the bridegrooms sister ana MISS
Blanche Page. daughter of Mr.. and MRS W Imam
n Page Of New York. Howard Floyd, of Boston,
vas the best man. and the ushers were Harold
Grtnnel Maitland Bishop, Horace Kflbourne and
Ralph Carroll. of New York. The bride wore
gown of white satin and point de Venise veil
The maids were IN Princess gowns of white NOUS
seline over yellow satin, and carried oaSAets oI
yellow flowers.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Hill. who came on from
Seattle TO look their country place, which has
not been opened this season. sailed on Wednesday
for Paris where Mr. Hill is to represent the State
Of Washington in the International Good Roads
Convention
The Hotel Aspinwall entertained the Association
of Edison Illuminating Companies at its annual
meeting and there were many social affairs In
connection with the convention. Mr.. and Mrs
Richard B. Bowker gave reception for the mem
| hers at Glendale and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Dow
entertained the members and their wives at the
! Irenox Golf Club. ]. B. Mccall, of Philadelphia
won the driving and approaching contest. and Mrs
A. Oxtoby and j. r. Williams the mixed four
somes.
Miss Marion Burbank, daughter of General and
! Mrs James B. Burbank. OF New York. won the
womens tennis tournament of the Berkshres on
! Monday defeating Mrs. Arthur, Lamottee or
! Brooklyn in the finals In the mixed doubles
! Miss Margaret Carson and Hoffman Nickerson de-
| feated Miss Eleanor Rodman and Mafcolm Nc
! Burney Malcolm McBurney took the mems sim
| giles by defeating Leonard Stanley. of Great Bar
| rington
In stockbridge. Alexander sedgwick. DR.. Henry
| c. Haven. Theodore Luling. ~IRichard B. Bowker
| and DR.. ". Gilman Thompson have been pro
! noting a plan beautify the station park. They
| purpose to petition the Massachusetts Railroad
| Commissioners for the removal of grade cross
| ing at the station. The committee Is assured of
the cooperation of tho railroad through President
! Charles s Meen. who is interested in the prof.
|
Mrs Arthur II. Veasey gave an afternoon
tertainment for her sister. Mrs. Birdseye Lewis.
| this week At bridge the winners Mrs w.
| Gilman Thompson, Miss Grace Brownell. Mrs
| Owen Johnson and Miss Virginia Field
Mrs. Ira F. Place. with her family. is at the
| Red Lion Inn for the remainder of Septe1nher