New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
IN THE sERkSHIRES.


LenoX, May oi.-Mr and Mrs. = Macy
Wiletts. Of New York. received an Eng.
fish home coming from tie employees Of
Mepal Manor IN New Marlboro last night,
when they arrived with their infant son.
Patrick Shea. superintendent for H. K.
BloodgoOd. Mrs Willetts's father. who drove
the vehicle in which Mrs. Wietts was
carried as an infant to Mepal Manor TWEEN.
ty-one years ago, on her first visit there.
drove the carriage last night which car
ried Mr.. and Mrs Willetts and their babe.
The entrance drive, gatewsys and manor
house were decorated with flags and low
ers, and the employees formed lines through
which the carriage was driven to the resi-.
dence. Mrs Willetts is the eldest daughter
of II. *. Bloodgood. who has large es-
tate in New Marlboro
Mr.. ana Mrs Frederick CroUninshied.
who have been in Rome for tine last two
seasons. will occupy their country place IN
Stockbridge this season.
Mrs. Reginald r. Belknar, Of Washing
ton, has leased the stuart villa In Stock
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl \ de Gersdorf, Of
New York, have taken a lease IF Roadside
cottage in Stockbridgc.
Mrs. j. Frederick Schenck and Miss
Schenck went to New York yesterday 10
see Frederick Schenck. Mrs Schencks son.
sail for Europe. Mr. Schenck will spend
the summer in NORWAY and the ScandI'
navian provinces and will return 10 LenoX
in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom
with Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dillon Fitz-
glbbon and Griswold Lorillard, who have
been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom, left
Lenox this afternoon Tor Tuxedo.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Blakemau Of
Bedford Hills, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur H. Vesey in Stockbridge.
James Laidlaw. OF New York, has bought
a large farm In Hillsdale, y. a., just
across tho Berkshire border, and win build
| a summer residence there.
! Mr.. and Mrs James r. Walker and fam
/ iy, OF Chicago, arrived to-day at the owen
cottage IN Stockbridge.
! Mrs. Amory Sibley Carhart. Miss Renee
/ Carhart Mrs. John Murray Mitchell AMI
| Miss NJ. c. Bergin. who have been IN trip
! in the Berkshires and were at the Red Lion
| Inn FOR a few days. started this mornins
/ from StockbridSe by automobile for Tux
edo.
Mrs. W. Murray Crane and family. OF
| Washington, will arrive at their country
/ place in Dalton tomorrow for the season
! Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lathers, Of Ne"
Rochelle, have opened their South Mouh'
tain cottage in Pittsfield.
u ~ -g,II h.s at
| lawn House. Mrs. Field and family VI"
arrive in Lenox soon for the seSon
| Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Gourlay. OF NJ"
York, are visiting Mrs. Gourlay's moths'
Mrs. Thomas II. Rodman. In stockbridss'
Mrs. John Romans, Of Boston. has ar
rived at the Red Lion Inn.
| Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Stevens SANDS %
| New York. were luncheon guests at tn7
Curtis Hotel to-day while en- route for Nov
Lebanon, y. Y, to open their home. Ihs'
made the trip from New York by au"
mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevens Scherns,
horn and family and Mr.. and Mrs. w u
Stevens, of New York, arrived to-day +"
the Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge
| DR.. Thomas Blddle. Of Philadelphia' h''
! Joined Miss Emily Biddle at Breezy y"
ners.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Spoor Of Chlcae
| arrived to-day at Blythewood, their P'''
on Onota Lake, in Pittsheld.
Blantyre, the country place OF MI 81,
Mrs. Robert w. Paterson. has been nav
ready for the occupancy Of Mr.. ana W.
Paterson, who will arrive later IN u"
I week.