The sun., 1912-08-04

interesting afternoon events Of New
| York society.
among the arrangements for the fal
season Is the reservation Of Tuesday
! afternoons and Saturday evenings fol
the Lenox roller skating club. The
opening meeting In october will be a
fancy dress party. Mrs. Frederick s.
pe!afeid, Mrs. Henry Holl!ster Pease.
Mrs Samue! rockingham are again
IN charge Of the arrangements.
The seashorc has attracted many
from Lenox for August. Mr.. and Mrs
Richard {. pixey. Miss Rosamond DIX.
ey. Miss Kate Cary. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward :. Delafleld. MIR. and Mrs. Fred.
erich S. Deiateld. Mr.. and Mrs. George
e. Turnure. Mr.. and Mrs. David r,
Dana, Mrs. W. Roscoe Bonsal. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert ". Paterson have gone 10
the shore for August.
Mrs. Elliott r. Shepard, who has been
vita Nj. and Mrs. William D. Sloane u,
Elm Court for july. vii, GO TO Bar Har.
DOR 10 pass August with Mr. and Mrs
Ernesto q. Fabori. Mrs. John E. Alex.
andre and the Misses Civ,lise and Anna
Alexandre have sailed for New ro-l.
and after shor; time a, rsiio with Mr.
and Mrs. Bayard G. Hoppin will open
Spring Lawn. Mrs. Henry 5. HAYNES
OF Italy is a ylest OF her brother. Bishop
Thomas F. Davies. FOR the remainder o.
the season.
The stockbridge golf tournament ta.
been fixed for August - to IS. The
principal competition is FOR the Stock.
oridge cup. The date OF the open Berk.
/ shire championship will be September
10. Notices will be sent out within a
few days o: the dates ot the Lenox,
F1ttsfield and S;ockbridge so.s tourna.
ments. At Lenox the Junior tournanlcn nj
Will begin the :6th. The Grcenoc,;
Country Club Of Lee began It's annual
tennis tournament, ycs;erday With a
large entry. Al the golf club Rooer,
| W. Paterson won the handicap cur
offered BY members Of the club. Miss
Eugen!e Terry Of New York won tn.
putting contest at the Hotel Asp!nwsu.
defeating Miss Emily Buch 3 up and
TO play In tho finals.
St Georges Church choir will give a
series OF concerts in the Berkshire re-.
sorts next week. beginning a, Curtis
Hotel Monday night. The choir .s made
up or the summer residents who formed
me Meis'eFsinYers last season. The
so.ois's are Mrs. Frederick Z. Stoddard.
Mrs. II. {. Lay. Mrs. Edward $. Rogers,
Mrs. Geore, +. Durant. Miss Mary A.
l5issel! NJ. Taylor Dannereu.he.. George
/ +. Turner, Willard q. Peass and Ed
ward r. Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. john Innes Kare, N-,
and MIS-. Pau. r. rockingham, Mr and
Mrs Charles I. Williams. Mrs Roher,
STOCKTON. Mrs. William r. Dayton, M-s.
FREDERICK kernochan. Mrs. J. Clarence
POST Mr. and I:s. John T. Putt: and
Ny. and Mrs. r. J. Flick will pass The
monlh of September In Lenox
! 3!Ts. Newman X. Perry l. ARRANGING
tor the annual tea Of the Kings Dauyh.
ters Oh the historic green al S;oot-
bridge Angus, 80. The green + tho
site ~ the little church IN the wilder
ness whf-o John Sargent Of Yale
taught the Stockor.dye Indians In 1875
II was the h-st manual training school
IN .i'ae.ica. Mrs. Perry has interested
the cottasers in the event. At the tea
tables VIII be the young people II the
cottages
Miss Jessica Pomeroy Bishop. the only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W.
Bishop Of Plt;sfield. aud spencer Tur-
ner. son ot Mrs. Emile Il. Turner OF
Chappaqua, =. Y. viii De married in
8. Stephens Chlrc.. In r.,ts.ie.i sat.
rrcaS' September Il. bY the Rev.
Thomas y. H!chers"n. Taerc VIII I'll.
10" reception AT VIA, :r- i5..hop
cDuntE! pace III P!its;.s.I Mss E.s-no
Is member Q; the Oldest r.tracLI
tainNi. She was one .: til, popular
dc deoGtantea % New York las, " .n.cr.
MI Tuvne? !: graduate 81 Tale, oe.
member Of Squadron a. and ot the r..
publican Club. He is a broker.
There Will be hunting In Stockb-.d.,e
as soon as the COO! days come. Oscar
3. Jarvis of New York, cues. al,
Heaton Hall. has bought a pack o.,
eeagles OF the Lenox Kennels. The dogs
vi! be run in Stock55dge and about
that town. and in the ul.te. will be
sent TO North Carolina for hunting
there.
Baron and Baroness Henxelmuel,er
who are At Bar Ha!oor. VIII pass the
fai! IN Lenox. They have engaged
apartments at cottage. Mrs. Charles
z. pelmonieo will 60 Is P.ctsield for
September from Ridgeheld, Conn. Mrs.
De!monico holds the woman champion
ship at golf In Fittsfield and will defend
the title. Mrs. Bainbr!dye Colby Of
New York has taken a cottage IN stock
bridge for the autumn months. Mr..
and Mrs. George Baty Lake. who have
been passing some time with Mrs.
Arthur Hunnewe!! II Wellesley and a,
Bourne on Cape COD. have returned TO
Pine Needles.
Invitations will be issued this week for
the wedding Of Miss Frances Richard
Newconb. daughter o. Col. and Mrs.
WarrAn Putnam NeUcov,h ,- yi>..