New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-14

...,,,r5 Nctcalf who had not before ex-
..,,ed were represented. Most of the
.,s,e are showing two paintings Walter
.,e,on is showing winter pictures I'm
-, pe~kshires. Gardner Symons views OF
Wv inner Deerfeld Valley; Ben Foster
william D. Carrigan. from Falls Viii
Conn. II. Bolton Jones' James
a. Nosher and Walter King Stone.
If Fails Village, are exhibitors Miss
'..,,crirc McEnery, OF Great Darlington.
sbovirc several pictures Miss Marie
t-cr5f shows studies OF children. Rob
paid has sent a painting. and the
.,,.ore Daniel Chester French and Au-
.,,s fukemau are represented.
~ and Mrs. Gi~aud Foster on Mon
49,. entertained eieht n embers of the
- Garden club at Bellefountaine,
80 Miss Maryan Coffin, of New York,
- on Garden HARMONY The last
oIy ..,,,y NJ the season Will ne at Eastover.
october g. where M and Mrs Harris
,,,,,es,ock will entertain the club and
s,eaker will DE Sisuor Vital. Of Bo-
-. Italy. who has laid cut a number
',FI,alan gardens in this country
-. ard Mrs Gordon Brooks are return
% Tsnelewood this month from Eu-
- Dr aud Mrs. Henry p. Jaques are
,.,.-,.i,r 10 J.en1X from abroad to turn
.sr Home Farm 10 tho new purchasers,
-, and Mrs William a. Slater ir.. who
~ become permanent residents OF
Ierox. Mr. Slater viii engage in dairy
iarmine
the I,enox Golf Club to-day the FIRST
tournament Of the year Is being played, a
competition for the Hotel Aspinwau cup.
There are forty entries.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed
o,sped Lakeside for a dance on the night
81 the dog show and gave the liveliest
dance Of the season. There were guests
tom all OF the Berkshire resorts and
many exhibitors were invited. This was
The third dance this season at Lakeside
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HOLSTER Pease
gave a dance tonight at The Orchard
entertaining for their guest. Mrs, Winifred
worcester. They Issued invitations 20
about Two hundred.
Mrs MiEuel r Martinez gave a pretty
: dance at the Country Club of PittsAeld
Thursday night in honor Of her daughter.
Miss Carmen +. Martinez. Mrs. Martinez
also gave luncheon at the club on Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs Clement s Houghton, OF
Boston, entertained at their villa Wednes-
day afternoon. giving a dance in honor Of
Miss Betty Houghton. Tea was served
during the afternoon.
other entertainments in which the cot
tagers were interested include the fair for
The benefit Of the floating hospital of 81.
Johns Guild. OF New York, and Miss Fol-
SONS conyalescent home In LenoX, on
Wednesday. in the Curtis Hotel; the an
nual concert by George Rogoyoy, the
Russian 'cellst, and his orchestra on
"Wednesday, and the Stockbridge tennis
tournament.
A. Stockbridge over a hundred players
entered in the tournament. Mrs. William
b Osgood Filed Miss Charlotte Barnes,
NJ. and Mrs Bayard c.. Hoppin, Mr.. and
Mrs David Turner Dana, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward n. Delafeld Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
itou Fish Benjamin. Mrs. George de
Gersdorff. Miss Dorothy Carroll. Mrs. Ed
win r Rice. Miss Heloise Meyer, Miss
Gertrude Parsons. Miss Edna u. Barger.
Mrs. Lawrence Gourlay, the Misses sym
phorosa Bristed, Josephine and Alma de
Gersdorff. Augusta de Forest and Mrs.
William F. :. Griswold were among the
Mrs. Thomas Rodman. Mrs. oscar .Iasigi
and other women OF the Stockbridge col
ony served tea at the clubhouse. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl de Gersd1rft gave a luncheon
for the players Wednesday entertaining
about sixty at their villa.
Among the arrivals have been Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Jere Maupin al the Mackay
cottage Mr.. and Mrs. t. Chauncey Nc
Keever 10 visit Mrs. Daniel Paine Girls
VOID. shipley Jones 20 visit Miss Clemen-
una rlrUlSs. MIS-. benjamin II VI tN4s wi
and Mrs. Amos Getting Schermerhorn,
Mr.. John c. Mallery. Mrs Peter Wyck-
o.. Mr.. and Mrs John W. Minturn, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles McAlpin, Mrs. Augustus
Kountze and Mrs. Karl ". Nechon at the
Curtis Hotel; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert b.
Shaw 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Parkman
Shaw. Misses Margaret and Mary Franks,
Of Salem. Miss r. l.. Dexter, Of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Suydam Of Elm
hurst, Long Island, Mrs. Archibald Doug
las, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence q. Chapman
T.. r. Scott. Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. \. Sands and Mrs. j. =. Duncan, Of
at the Hotel Aspinwan
The Rev Thomas II. Yardley. rector Of
ST. Pauls Episcopal Church. VINO came
Ia that parish from Philadelphia about
four years ago, has asked to be relieved
from charge Of the PARISH TO accept a
call AT Gainesville. Nd. The cold winters
in the Berkshires are too severe for the
Rev Nj Yardley's health
Among the departures have been Mr.
and Mrs Barrett Wendell Tor Boston. Mr.