New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-20

son of DR. and Mrs. Seward Webb and master OF
the Sheiburne hounds; Fred Won Stade, George
Glider Singleton Van, Schaick, Joseph W. burueIl'
HAYDEN Charming, Charles s. Bird jr.. George H.
Peabody and H. A Bourne were in the saddle
There were sxty-fve parking spaces In them
In motors and coaches the members OF the
hunt and their house parties Mr.. and Mrs hooo
de Peyster Tytus entertained in their party MT. aho
Mrs Fred Dalzel, of England. Mrs Dalzlei was
In a Directoire gown. and her handsome cos'ulie
was much noticed. With Mr. and Mrs Ne"Oo'o
Morris were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A Ronolns afio
c.ordon MAYNARD Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aston
Rristed had Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Kip and Law
renee Reamer with them.
The Cinderella dance given by Mr. and MRS
Charles Astor Bristed was a spirited alldli' Al
which $50 guests enjoyed themselves
Nearly two hundred members or the buisoh iiiU
roinating companies of the United States were al
the Hotel Aspinwall for a convention accompanied
by their wives and families The programme III
Guided outings a golf tea Tuesday alleii |
dances and card parties. Among the guests at the
hotel for the hunt ball and races were MiS james
Brown Miss A S. Brown, John Ruthef1uro, MI
and Mrs Francis B. Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Wills
+ Best Miss Best. Mrs c. S. Bird the MISSES
Edith and Jane Bird Mr.. and Mrs henry "A al
nenter Miss Carpenter Mr.. and Mrs ii. NJ Eu-
rards Mr. and Mrs c. D. Jones. Miss H. +.
Jones Arthur Richie, Mr.. and Mrs C. D. Mathews
Miss Alyse Mathews. Mrs. Frank 3 Jones' MIS-
Roland r Belts William Saunders, Miss Jula
Hastings A. NJ Orr. jr.. and X. NJ. Nlihton- W
ers at the hotel include Mrs William Thaw' Jr''
Miss Dohrman and Frank A. Dohrman, Ftts-
burg: Mrs Simeon C. Sherwood. Richard I. 0heI
wood and Mrs. T. c. Seaman
one Of the notable dinners of the week was given
nv Mrs John f. Alexander for forty guests OH
Friday night. Mrs. Richard c. Dixey mas siVel,
several dinners, have Mrs. Glraud fos'el anu
Mrs Newbold Morris, Miss sergeant anu WI
Picbard Starr Dana have given bridge entertain
ments. .o.
NJ and Mrs Thatcher NJ. Adams to-day enter
toinad the Berkshire Hunt at breakfast at the
Sandrum House. About one hundred anu MY
guests were there. Breakfast was served On inv
niazzas which are spacious. and in the large Ola
colonial house which built by the Frehnghu!
sens of New Jersey, place of summer resi-
devon in the early sos Mrs. Robert WoodWorIh'
of Italv who is a sister of Mrs Adams, assisted IN
receiving
Sir Henry knight. of London. was an hteres'eu
spectator of the ice glen parade in StocKnrloge Oh
saturday evening Sir Henry, who was at the hed
go: I'm was ON motor trip through the hills
ond etopned overnight in Stockbridse to meet
Iosenh H. Choate Mr.. and Mrs Choate enter
tanned Sir Henry at their Italian garden at Nauii-
beap inviting number of Lenox and Stockorldse
villa owners to meet hnl'
,rbe ice glen parade. costume march, always
iii ndar the harvest moon, was held on Satur-
dow night in Stockbridge, and was led by AieAan-
.ar cadouick and Miss Mary Weyman. MISS "eE-
rnor had the misfortune to fracture an ankle "mle
oorcb,ng through the glen. and was carried nome
The parade followed by war ud'i'e hi04'iU q
honfre on the village lawn
,r,s occupied a portion of the week In the
,ron,en.s finals Mrs. George de Gersdorf defeated
N,iss Marion Burbank. of Pittsfeld. and IN the
ornen,s doubles Miss Marie Kobbe and Mrs Ed
win r Rice defeated Miss Nora lasgi ana MISS
Clemence Crafts - =
,-oral months returned this week to Clover Farm
for the autumn months.
.fter month with Mr.. and Mrs Choate at