New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-15

HOteI garage, which IS now capable or
storing 200 cars.
Polo at Westbury, Long Island, took a
number of the cottagers from their es-
tates this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Z.
Hoppin, who returned 10 East Islip. al
ter visit with Mrs. John L. Alexandra,
Mrs. Hoppin's mother. took with them a
large house party. including Marshall
Kernochan Murray Hoffman and others
who We're in Lenox for the wedding. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel rockingham went TO
Long Island TO be with Mr. and Mrs
Eben Stevens over the matches. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl de Gersdorf, Miss Mabel
Choate, Mr.. and Mrs. David T Dana.
Miss Kate Cary and DR.. Henry c. Haven
We're also entertained by Long Island
friends.
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane will have
surprise for her house guests and the
LenoX cOttagers at Elm Court this sea-
son. During the winter and spring
there has been building at Elm Court
formal garden as beautiful as any in the
region. The garden covers an acre and
a half, it's walls being of white marble
quarried and cut on Elm Court property.
Court dining room to a pergola supported
by twenty-six circular columns. The gar
den is made in three terraces. with mar
bic blocks set an inch apart for the
walks. grass growing between the era ks
in the walk. In a pool thirty-three saet
long is a beautiful Italian marble foan-
tain brought from an old Italian garden.
where Mrs. Sloane found il on an automo-
bile tour. The garden will be shown TO
tAe LenoX Garden Club. which has done
much toward increasing the interest in
gardens and appointments since its or
gauization two years ago.
Because Of the absence Of Joseph ".
Burden, Chester Griswold Burden and
Harry H. Lee. from LenOx. the Berkshire
Hunt race meeting will be abandoned and
the social interest will be centred in TIRE
dog show Ncssrs. Burden and Lee We're
deeply interested in the race meeting @nd
always carried its arrangements 20 ter-
mination with the keenness Of sportsmen.
providing a fine programme and good
field. The passing Of the race meeting
will be greatly regretted.
Daniel Chester French. who is now al
Chesterwood in Glendale, has presented
TO the Stockbridge High School a small
reproduction Of his statue Of Lincoln,
which was presented TO the city Of Lin
coin by the people Of Nebraska. The
statue was exhibited last year in the
Stockbridge art exhibition.
Attention will he paid to the golhng
events this year. The Wyantenuck Coun-
try Club in Great Darlington, is build
ing new clubhouse. 10 cost $500. and
when completed there will he a house
warming and tournament The Wyante-
muck Club opens the Berkshire goldng
season. and will be followed by the tour
naments in Stockbridge, Lenox and
Pittsfeld The annual Berkshire County
tournament will be held in Pittsfeld
late in the season. The Country Club Of
Pittsfeld talks Of extending its course 10
eighteen holes and making its grounds
rival the Equinox golf in interest
Among the early entertainmenLs will be
the housewarmings given by the cot
tagers occupying new villas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic Crowninshield, at Konka-
pot. in Stockbridge will shortly open
their new villa and studio for the inspec-
ton Of their friends.
Cottagers who arrived this week in
clude MI and Mrs. Bayard L. Living
stone. at the Struthers place; Mrs.
Daniel Payne Griswold al the Geranium
cottage: Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos de Hereda,
al Wheateigh: Mrs. Elisha 2. White
head. at the Gables. in Pittsheld; Mr. and
Mrs. Eek Norton. at the Sampson place, In
r9;+,eeot5 and NJ and Mrs Frederick T
West. at Court Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Choate who
began entertaining for the Buliitt-lasigi
wedding. the last Of May. have continued
their series of luntheons and dinners
This week they gave several entertain
ments for their guests. Mrs J. Mont
gomery Sears. Miss Helen Sears and j.
y. Cameron Bradley. Of Boston.
Miss Clementina Furniss has had the
Rev. DR.. William NJ Grosvenor. Of New
York: Mrs Thomas +. Richardson. Mrs
Charles White and Miss Mary Norrie at
Edgecomb.
Arriving next week will be Mr.. and
Mrs. William z. s. Griswold at Wynd-
hurst the Misses Shotter at Stoneover
and Charles Lanier Al Allen Winden.
Since his arrival in Lenox John =. Par
sons has been preparing 70 have work
undertaken which will. when finished,
convert a vacant and unsightly lot at the
corner Of Main and Sunset streets into
village park. The cost Of the landscape
work and the adornment by shrubs and
flowers will be borne by Mr.. Parsons
The Village Improvement Society Will un-
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