New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-03

Elias Pomvert, Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Pom
vert, Mrs. L E. Corliss and Mrs. William
P. Pomeroy. Of New York, are at the
hotel. The hotel has installed motors for
carrying guests from the station to the
hotel, and motor trucks for hauling the
baggage The Troy Vocal Society is short
ly 20 make pilgrimage TO Lenox. and will
have its headquarters at the Hotel AS
pinwan
Lady Gladys Arrow, of London, with Mrs
Frank Crawford, of Omaha, arrived this
week at the Curtis Hotel. General S. p.
Joseiyn, S. P. Joselyn. jr., and Miss Eliza
beth Ossood Of New York: Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Rowland Leavitt of Bayside, Long Island:
Nj and Mrs William H Moseley, tr-. of New
Haven; Mr. and Mrs. David Miskell, OF
Easton, Penn: Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Harris.
of Pittsville. Penn: Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Fairchild. of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur McGraw and Arthur B. McGraw.
of Detroit: Mrs F. P. Dalzell and Mrs
E F. Newman, of Cold Springs, have ar
rived at the Curtis Hotel.
The Boston Assessors Association and
Mayor John Fitzgerald Of Boston were for
three DAYS this week at Heaton Hall. IN
Stockbridge for their annual outing. Base
hall and sports and a dance were among
the entertainments furnished for the
guests.
The new dining room at the Hotel Wen
deli, in Pittsf1eld. was opened this week
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. G. Watson, MISS
Alice Watson and Miss Ethel Watson OF
BROOKLYN. who are touring. making the
Wendell their headquarters. Mr. and Mrs
William H. White, of Oakland, Long
Island, registered there this week.
The need of a country club for Lenox
hos heen recognized and a committee, Of
which Lindsey Fairfax is chairman-and
William B. O. Field, NeWbold Morris,
George w Folsom and Samuel Frothtns-
ham are members. has been appointed 10
obtain a suitable site for clubhouse The
possible REORGANIZATION Of one or more Of
the Lenox clubs, possibly the COLI cluo
and the Lake Mahkeenac Boating Ciub,
into a new country club will be brought UP
! at the meeting Of the Lenox club and its
! allied clubs, which will be held al TIE
clubhouse on Monday, and will be preceied
by the annual dinner of the club, at which
Captain John s Barnes will preside.
Bridge began this week, and one large
PARTY was given by Mrs. John A. Hacden,
ir, for her sister, Mrs. Meredith Rowland.
Of Paris. Mr. and Mrs Rowland arrived
Tuesday, and Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
( Hadden invited the women of the villas
to the Curtis Hotel The bridge winners
were Mrs. William Pollock, Mrs. Franklin
Osgood, Mrs George Winthrop Folsom and
Miss Helen Lee. of Washington.
In Stockbridge the marriage Of Miss
Helen Augusta Bangs daughter of DR.. and
Mrs L. Bolton Bangs, and John Nevin
Sayre Of South Bethlehem Penn, which
took place at Manatuck Farm, the Bangs
! country place. was the event of the season
in the Berkshires. the first society affair
to which the Lenox and Stockbridge resi-
dents were generally asked. The Rev. DR.,
William VI. Grosvenor of New York; the
Rev. Thomas H. Yardley, of Stockbridge
and Bishop Ethelbert Talbot, of Pennsyl-
! vania officiated. The Red Lion Inn was
the headquarters for the wedding guests.
! Arrivals at the Red Lion Inn this week
! in Stockbridge, were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas