New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
IN THE BERkSHiRES.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.


Lenox, Sept. 10 Mr.. and Mrs JON,
a. Spoor entertained forty guests To-.
night at Hotel Aspinwall at dinner. fol.
lowed by a dance The guests w4ro
members Of the Bishop wedding
party and friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Spoor
The dinner was served in the trellis
room, and the decorations were red and
pink. Geraniums and asters were used
OH the tables. An orchestra played during
the dinner There was dancing until mid.
night.
Mrs. Philip Weston gave beautiful
luncheon for Miss Bishop at the Country
Club this afternoon, having forty guests
at small tables.
Mrs. Thomas Shields Clark has issued
invitations for a harvest costume dance
in Mr. Clark's studio at Pembroke on
Saturday evening, September 81.
Arthur c. Sedgwick and Miss Grace
Sedgwick have gone to Tuxedo for HI.
week end.
Miss Katharine Lawrence and Miss
Elizabeth Turnure have gone to Tuxedo
for the observation-disclosures wedding to.
morrow.
Thatcher ". Adams has taken Sun.
drum house for next season. The PROP
erty is owned by Mrs Henry Winthrop
Gray.
Mrs. Spencer Cosby. who has been a
guest of Miss Isabel ShOtter. is now 4
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Richard c. Dixey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixey gave a dinner to-
night for Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert B. Shaw
and Mrs. Cosby
Misses Amy NJ. and Edith Kohlsaat
entertained at dinner tonight in Stock
bridge.
+. Augustus Schermerhorn arrived to-
day to visit his sister Mrs. Richard 7.
Auchmuty, at the Dormers.
Mrs. Emma Eames. Of New York, iss
guest Of Miss Clementine Furniss.
Henry Hobart Knox is visiting Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Shields Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Sawyer Good
man. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stevenson.
OF Chicago. and Allen Hulburt, Of New
York are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Spoor in Pittsheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Paul Martin, Of
Chicago. arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem ". Salisbury in Pittsfeld.
DIT. and Mrs. James Alexander Miller
and Mrs Gerhard II. Cocks. Of New
York. are registered at the Maplewood
in Pittslield
Mr.. and Mrs J. Edgar Leaycraft. Dr
and Mrs. Carroll Durham, Mrs. Walter
Hooper. Mrs Stanley Hooper and Miss
Grace Hooper. of New York, are at the
MapIewood, in Pittsfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldmer Otis. Miss A. b.
Cook, Miss Augusta NJ. de Peyster, Mrs.
r. S. Cooper and Mr.. and Mrs. J.. y.
Morris, Of New York, are at the Curtis
Hotel.
Mrs. Daniel Chester French was At
home Mt Chesterwood this afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. French are entertaining NJ.
French's brother. William French. q
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Keyes
Miss Mildred Harbeck and John Barragh.
OF New York
Mrs. Henry C. Haven, Mr.. and Mrs "
II. Hotchkiss and Mr. and Mrs Benia-
min Parr, OF New York, are at the Red
Lion Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton 5. Hare. Mr. aCd
Mrs. Edrid b. Mason, OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Maurice HeCkschlr, Mss
Helen Judson, Miss Audrey Kane. Harold
T. Mason, q. Eustace Parks, Mr. and
Mrs. Winchester Fitch. OF New York, and
Francis \. Richardson, OF Washington,
are at the Hotel Aspinwau
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Sloane and
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. o. Field have
TO LenoX from Garrison, " Y
Mrs. Newbold Morris entertained at
luncheon to-day at the Brookhurst Tor
her guest, Miss Margaret Potter. OF New
York
Or. and Mrs. Frederick s. Pearson, who
have been at their country place in Great
Darlington, have gone 10 Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank *. Sturgis will ar
rive tomorrow from Newport.
Many invitations have been sent 70 the
Berkshire Hills cottagers TO attend var
nishing day at the Casino in Stock
bridge tomorrow afternoon, which will
open tho artists exhibition arranged cy
the cottagers.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Bloodgood, of
New York, have leased Fred T. Vests
villa in South street. Pittsheld, FOR the
winter and arc TO arrive in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas SHELTON HART
son and party who have been travelling
In the Berkshires, have returned TO Their
country house In Pomfret. Conn
Mr., and Mrs (,aorUa NJ liuS
Isabel Jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs. James
jenkins and George a. Jenkins, Of New
York, are at the Curtis Hotel