New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
,... b,e Garden .Fete al
r.;r,awn-Preparations
for Golf and Tennis

A. Gardens al Fairlawn' MISS
TenOz. july "a. country place on the
Adele hNe Thursday afternoon was :.
bridge Road ." rae Miss Kneeland promo'eo -
notable salOe % the Episcopal Churon inisSto -,
for the pei' ~s IN Lee. AT New LehoA 4S -
81 ~ chanel a gift 10 the NIIi"e C.,,,,-,t,
helelio he-s and at Lee IS St tTeo. So -,
= 80 the care Of Trinity |i'Uie' - .s.,.+
b0ih uiiue. -asidents Of LenoN every year ass,9-
The sunnle - missions. and this year MISS
10 benen'S ,1a5 - % combine the two a1alrs on q
Kneeiaiu r. this purpose she gave the use u
ars9 s,,,f flower gardens. THESE saiueiis O
hel - hest in the resort, extremely Pio.
A 4, their location a. the 1901 ol
Isss ,rhere there is a lily pool anu oOl''' 80
-o,,nd the plaza. under the siaue u
Hele' -,sra arranged Music was played pS
% 80 orchestra during the allerhooi' "'-l -
tlI-e women OF the cottages served tea anu SOlN
knO" .,,ioe There were many pretty iea'uTeS'
ian'f ,e11er's booth in Oriental coloTs' a Tea
1T, Japaness designs and pretty mattresses
= 1,snese gsrb; motor trips through many %
Il ..Io.ed~ estates. where the public motor is
ui9 T. nsrn1itted and an auction OF mystery pack
sges ,-,.a Of all the COT
- stockbridge, -Tyrfngham, Great harrington
'@s -,..s.,5 sending their summer residents 10
~ ~ .ha beauties Of the F,sirlawn gardens now
,,-~.,,,rr With perennals and ANNALS. and 10 as
aN| - ,ba endeavcr Of Miss Kneeland 10 raise
.,no ,o- tbe missions Some Of the well known
- v-to assisted at the tables were;
a. ,-e fancy articles table, Mrs John Il Alex
sre Mrs Charles Astor BrisTed- MIS- FREDERICK
. Ts,.ael5 Mrs Banyer Clarkson, Mrs. Fred
= I7sfr5. Mrs Francis r. Pease and Mrs.
- Law. useful articles. Mrs. Carl O. Arnold
,f-s 1obn Rowland and Mrs. II. J. Noight; dairy
- ,.rrn produce Mrs. Charles Antwerp Mrs Jo-
- n Burden and Miss Nancy Wharton; sta
,io,err Miss CorneIia Barnes, Miss Constance Fol
.o,, AMI Mrs Frederick Bull; candies, Miss Sarah
O5s6eld Miss Anna Norman Mrs oscar r Moore.
= Mrs. .John sedgwick. Miss Popham, Mrs. Ar
thur La Motto. Mrs George h BARD IT, MISS
T.rv ssdeUick. Miss Marian Colon and Miss Ella
e-,th. cbintz table. AIRS Samuel rockingham,
,E;.s Felotse Meyer Miss Gertrude Parsons and
Miss Rosanond Dixey; tea table, Mrs Willard
smith Mrs Robb de Peyster Tytus and Mrs. Eliot
r Brown. lemonade table. the Misses Dorothea
and Rosamond Glider; flower table Mrs. j. Wood
-.-s Haven, Miss Charlotte A Cram Miss Flor
,nce Norman and Miss Janet Voght: cake table,
Mrs Francis g Barlow. Mrs. Edward A. Bur
,.t,s Mrs f, J. Norman and Miss Louise Hill:
Brownie table Mrs. Leighton Van Trump. Miss
vesta Freeman and Miss Caroline Sedgwick; ice
cream, Mrs. Charles Fease, Mrs. Marshall Durant
Mrs.. CulveThouse and Miss Bessie Cheney; Colgate
table Mrs William Gross. Miss Mary A. Bissel,
Miss Prince and Miss Ward; fortune teller. Mrs.
Willard A Smith
PICNIC PARTIES IN VOGUE.
There is world of pleasure in the Berkshire
hstsls After the heated term in New York the
new arrivals delight in walking and riding and
;n6uging In their favorite form Of exercise Pic
mic parties 70 hill tops. cascades and picturesque
spots are the vogue Of the time.
The Hotel AEpinwan is one OF the busiest OF the
Berkshire hotels From under the handsome porte
cochere there is an almost continuous procession
Of arriving and departing motors. New Workers
have made beaten path from that city 10 the
fsor Of this handsome hotel. There is the usual
number Of season guests here, who come every
yssr for stated term and who bring TO the hotel
their friends for tEe week end Two concerts are
given daily by excellent orchestra and there is
dancing whenever the guests desire Greatly TO
the pleasure OF the guests. explosives were al
lowed on the hotel grounds the 5th- From the
roof garden Of the house tie fireworks of I-enox
villas and the Pittsheld public celebration could be
plainly and enjoyed The popular piazza din
Hg lacks seating capacity for the midday
meal. and al night there is a great demand for
seats Al Laurel lake the hotel has fits boathouse
and crafts Of ali kinds. and guests make up par
ties for aquatic events. Colonel and Mrs. Henry
& Kesrney arrived this week at the Hotel Aspin-
val for the season
Heston Hail. in Stockbridge, has arranged for
tennis tournaments on its courts. and has provided