New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28

p,,,sAeld. and Miss Martinez has been
.roninent and popular at the Country
r,nb DR.. Flournoy before his appoint
s,or, 70 the staff OF a Pittsfeld hospital
las nathologist Of Bellevue Hospital, New
York. No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Mr. and Mrs J. Macy Willetts. Miss
Vera Bloodgood and II. X Bloodgood
have gone 70 Boston to attend the Brock
con state fair next week. where Miss
p,oodgood will ride in the competitions
for hunters.
Miss Fannie Stearns Davis. the poet
uul marry Augustus McKinstry Clifford
the head of the chemical department Of
the General Electric Company. Miss Da-
vis IS a granddaughter OF the late Presi-
dent Stearns Of Amherst College. She has
been a contributor of poetry to many
magazines. and lately published book
NJ her verses. Her brother. William
stearns Davis, is the well known author.
Mrs. Thomas Shields Clarke gave at
Pembroke on Wednesday the most beau
tiful luncheon Of the week having twenty
women guests. Her table decorations
were pansies.
Mr. and Mrs. Gorham Brooks. who were
married on June Z. returned this week
from their wedding Journey in Europe.
They were met in Boston on their ar
rival by Mr.. and Mrs Richard c. DiXey.
and the party came up to Tanglewood in
time for the charity ball.
Mrs. Walter c. Humstone Of Brooklyn.
was a hostess at bridge this week enter
tanning twenty-four guests at the Maple
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Paterson have
decided TO omit their annual musical at
Blantyre this year They are sailing on
November % for Cannes, where they will
pass the winter.
Nearly every cottager has given a din
ner entertainment this week. MIR. and
Mrs William Douglas Sloane. who are
entertaining Mrs. Richard Gambrill and
Egerton l.. Winthrop, gave a large din
ner on Friday night before the ball. Mr..
and Mrs Henry HOLSTER Pease. Mrs
John E Alexandra and Mr.. and Mrs.
Giraud Foster gave dinners to the pa
irons Of the ball. going later with their
guests 10 the dance.
Mrs Winslow Williams. Of Baltimore,
has arrived to visit Mrs Ross w. Whis-
tier. Mrs. Arthur HONEYWELL and Miss
Jane b Hunnewell aIe guests Of George
Is. Blake.
In Stockbridge Mrs. Edwin T. Rice
gave a beautiful afternoon reception and
tea for Mrs. Franklin Clinton Field and
Miss Louise {. Field. who are at Heaton
Hall. Miss Mabel Choate assisted in serv-
ing.
Mrs. Mary Weyman gave a reception
and auction party for Mrs. Arthur L.
Grannis. who is at Clovercroft. Mrs
Alexander Sedgwick assisted at the ;ea
table.
Admiral Charles P. Clark, Rear Ad-
miral ". 3. Bsyley and Commander and
Mrs. Chester Wells have been IN the
Berkshires this week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Tiffany Richardson
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry a. c. Taylor ana
Miss Fish are with Mr.. and Mrs. William
D. Sloane. Nj and Mrs. Francis '. L.
Hoppin have concluded their vislt 10 MT
and Mrs Newbold Morris and nave re-
turned TO New York.
Mrs. ]. Frederick Schenck. who is en-
,ertaining a house party for the week
end. gave a large dinner on Tuesday lot
Mrs. spencer Cosby and Mrs. Charles H.
ebenard. Of Washington. Colonel COSBY
has been called 10 Washington.
Mrs George Westinghouse mas peen en-
tertaininC Mr.. and Mrs CharIes
>,.Saarror and Mrs William Croft, OF
Albany at Erskine Park