New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-08

browne. Mr. and Mrs Me,xser and Or and Mr.,
w. j. Carpenter. New York: Mr. sns Mr.. q n
amer MISS Blanche Parker and Miss Lucy O.
Haunt. Hartford; My. and Mrs A H. stearns Ro,
eon' Mrs James ID. Keith. Poughkespsie; tho Rev
ana Mrs Charles NJ. Cate Yonkers: Mr. and Mr..
& w. starkey. Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs A RAM.
MISS Acker. Miss Adele Acker and Mis-. Emily p
Gould. New York
stoehoridGe society laughed heartily az the antic.
OF FRANK and Edward Crowninshield at In.
Naslno- Frank Crowninshield appeared in an i'm
personation u Rip Van Wrinkle and alleged he
mad been asleep In Ice Glen, near stockbridge for
twenty years. His thirst for local village details
ana information about the cottagers created much
iherriment Richard CrOwninshied in a musical
hlonologue was excellent, dance by the
misses Grace BroNnel. Margaret French and
Eleanor Rodman. The entertainment cleared 500
for the Casino
Frederick Bull. of hounds of the Berk-
shlre hunt, has been this week riding over the
helds laying out proposed for the fall meet
lhss OF the hounds. There will be series of ff-
teen meetings Of the hounds. six breakfasts and
hunt hall The hosts for the breakfasts Will be
announced shortly and il is expected that the first
OF the runs viii be in the birmingham VaIley and
that Mr.. and Mrs. Robb Peyster Tytus will en-
terrain N" members Of the hunt their guests al
breakfast under the in Ashntully Farm
orchard. pack Of thirty hounds was received
this week from the Meadow Brook Hunt Club.
These dogs but a part Of the kennel being
maintained this year Mr. Bull will lead the pack
in person and viii ride tn horse which won the
champion for hunters in the Lenox horse show
last fall. Miss Vera Bloodgood has a new hunter
frr the fall meetings.. Those Who will he seen in
the saddle AT the meetiI will be- Mr. and Mrs
Rohb de Peyster Tytus. Mr.. and Mrs. David T.
Dana, Miss Kate Cary. Miss Dorothy Forbes Miss
Constance Folsom Miss Charlotte Barnes. Miss
Corneiia Barnes, Miss iieien Alexandra -
Eleanor Crosby Joseph ". Burden. Chester u.
Burden. Herbert b. Shaw. Samuel rockingham.
Charles Aston Bristed, Harold Subway and Van
Ness Philip.
The Greencck Inn at Lee has a capacity guest
list. and its Saturday evening dances the
notice of the patrons Of many surrounding hotels.
At the Greenock Country Club it's members
| preparing for entertainment for the benefit of
the club In its first part there will be twenty
girls I'm a black face minstrel act. and of
| the numbers I'm the second part will be farce
| presented 10y Miss Marion Colon. Miss Marguerite
| Gilmore, Miss Mildred Bryan, Jack Freeman and
| F. Warren Bishop. The Greenock tennis tourna-
will next week. with trophies for singles
| and mixed doubles.
Miss Adele Kneeland's Fairawn gardens have
4 been added 10 the number Of beauty spots in
Lenox Miss Kneeland AT the request Of friends
has opened her gardens. charging a small admission
fea, making this source raise fund for charity
! works The tourists and hotel guests have been
very much eratihed by Miss Kneelands action. and
| il is a popular way Of securing means To carry on
/ works in which Miss Kneeland is interested
| John +. Parsons has given $lce) and Mrs. Par
sons $500 the Hudson-Fulton celebration fund
Cortlandt Field Bishop. Mrs. Parsons's who is
now in Germany witnessing the demonstrations
| being made by airships, will return earlier than
usual 10 Lenox. be in this country TO take part
! in the celebration the director Of aerOnauucal
events. Mr.. Bishop viii open the Naples his
| country place. which presented TO him by his
/ aunt. Mrs Joseph White.
SIR. snd Mrs. Harry p Taller have leased the