New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
priced entertainment resorts.

priced entertainment resorts.
A programme OF entertainment for the
Greenock Country Club, in Lee. includes
tennis tourney. golf for prizes and teas at
the clubhouse. The guests Of the Greenock
Inn are interested IN this celebration of
Independence Day, and their numbers will
be increased by the arrival Of many holiday
parties Mrs. r. Byram. Miss Beatrice
Byram and Mrs. A. Merritt have arrived
this week for the season.
In Stockbridge there has been a great
deal of cottage life this week. The Casino
tennis courts have been the rendezvous
every morning for young people. and golf
ing on the Indian meadows is Interesting
many. Heaton Hall. the resort on Field
Hill, was opened this week. The manager.
Mr. Havill, has made many improvements.
including a wide piazza along the northeast
side OF the hotel for afternoon lounging.
One of the coolest spots in the county
is the piazza Of the Red Lion Inn On an
afternoon. From here all the village life
is TO be seen. Men and women become
enamoured of this place Of rest, and come
again and again. II is one Of the principal
motor headquarters of the section. Five
hundred motor parties have registered here
since the season opened.
The Mount Everett Hotel in South Eyre
mont, is now open. This is a delightful
hotel. five miles up the mountains.le from
railroads. and surrounded with beautiful
outlooks. It IS noted for its trout dinners
and the excellence of the fishing round
about lis locality. The Mount Everett golf
links have been opened for the season, and
the annual Fourth of July fixture will open
the season of Journeys.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cary Rumsey, who
went for their honeymoon to the summit
of October Mountain, on the Whitney pre-
serve, departed this week for Arden, N. Y.
A report came down from the mountain
following their departure. that Mrs. Rum
Sey might purchase the property, fourteen
thousand acres. and develop it like the
estate of her late father, Edward H Har-
riman, at Arden, n. 7.
Mrs. Frank K. Sturgis and Mrs. Morris
K. Jesup have endowed a schooi for domes-
tic science for the women and girls or
Lenox. and teachers have been engaged To
give lessons in sewing. Mrs Stursls for a
number of years maintained a school in
! cooking and sewing in winter months.
Mr. and Mrs Robert W. Paterson, who
| this season built a large addition to Blan-
tyre. their country place, containing beau
tfful cabinets for the display Of their oric-
| a-brac and collections, have opened their
/ co,1ntrv place and have been entertaining
Mr. and Mrs Henry F. Cook and Miss Edith
/ Cook.
College cornmencements have attracted
( rnanv of the cottagers. Mr.. and Mrs. Robb
de Pevster TytuS have been in New Haven.
| az were Mrs William Armstrong and Miss
! Elizabeth Kendall
After a season abroad Mr. and Mrs. Car
los de Heredia have returned to Wheat
leigh villa.
Mr.. and Mrs Archibald K. Mackay are
now at the Eggleston House. in Lenox, after
two years in Paris Mrs. Mackay has been
engaged IN literary work abroad In the
| American colony. where Mrs. Edward r
Wharton entertained considerably and was
hostess for Mr. Roosevelt while he was in
Paris.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Turnure have re-
turned from Groton, where they ATTENDED
the commencement exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Parsons are now
| at Stoneover They have Mrs. D. Percy
! Morgan as their guest
| MT. and Mrs. Columbus O'Donnell 1seln
who have been in Lenox for several weeks
have gone to New York
Chester Griswold Burden, who Is mem
her of the class of 10 Of Harvard, Is to
study architecture in this country and
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Walker have gone to
Boston after a fortnight in Lenox-
Mr. and Mrs Ross Whistler are furnish
ing their villa, Hillside, which they lately
, to,,g,,t of the estate of Mrs Hartman Kuhn