The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-06
LENOX CHARITY BALL
AT SHADOW BROOK
Artists of Berkshire Region
Holding Annaul Show at
StOckbridge.

Lemon, Mass, Sept. 5.-Niss Isabel u
Shooter has given I he use Of Shade W Brook
the great English manor house on Stock
bridge Bowl. for the annual charity ball
saturday, September 20 summer resi-
dents of Lenox are familiar with this great
house. which the late Arson Phelps Stokes
built and later abandoned because of an
accident on the property which cost him
a leg. After the property had been used
"a an inn it was bought by Spencer =.
ShOtter of savannah. Miss Shotter has
been conspicuous as a hostess and for years
the LenoX horse show ball was held there
No other place in the hills has The same
arrangements for entertaining and the
music room is the largest In the locality.
Philip Bagden has been elected presiden I
of the allied Berkshire golf clubs. Mr..
Blagden will have the annual tournament
for the championship of Berkshire played
at Stockbridge next year.
The artists of the Berkshire region and
the Housatonic River intervales are giving
their sixth annual exhibition in the Stock.
bridge Casino and the jury that passed
on the merits of the works were Daniel
Chester French. Waiter A. Nettleton and
Augustus Lukemann On the committee
Of arrangements for the exhibition were
Frederic trowninshield. Clark q. Voorhees,
and Miss Marie o. kobbe. Saturday was
vanishing day, with Mrs Crowninsh HELD at
the tea table
Painters and sCulptors showing their
works include Frederic Crownins HELD,
Thomas Shields Clarke. Walter A. Net
Teton. Lydia Field Emmett. Marie o.
kobbe. Herman kobbe. Mrs Richard G,
Dixey. Robert s. Nesbit. Burt l., Roys.
Fidelia Bridges. Margaret =. Ximilie Robert
Hamilton W Merritt Post. William l..
a., i.I.,.
Catherine Almond Hubert, Charles Allen
Hulburt, Theresa Bernstein. Josephine
A. Morton. Margaret Fitz Hugh Brown
Kathleen Nc Emery, Adele W Getty. Helen
i GARRISON. Caroline I. Granger. Walter
King stone. Emily Winthrop. Margaret
Wheeler Baxter. Mabel A. Rice. Charles
william MacCord. Daniel Chester French.
Augustus Lukemann, Clarke q. VOORHEES,
and Mrs. William NJ Bulltt.
There will he no large events Def ore
the Wedding of Miss Mary NJ. Turnure
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Evans
/ Turnure, and Roger Wolcott Griswold
next Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. William
r s. Griswold were to have given a lar9,
entertainment In connection with the we'd
ding. but death in the family of Mrs
Griswold has cancelled the arrangements
/ The reception on the lawn at Beauprt
will be the gayest event of the season
/ Breakfast will be served under IA tent. A
! band will play for the dancing on the green
/ sward Mr.. and Mrs. Turnure's grounds
are finely arranged and the garden fur
nishes Il beautiful background for the wed
ding festivities.
An odd entertainment il given on com
munity day in birmingham. where caof
year the cottagers who have country
places entertain all of the countryside
This week. on Friday afternoon. the village
folks met at Four Brook Farm, the country
place OF Mrs, Richard Watson Glider. anC
| clam chowder and corn roast were served
! There were games for prizes, races anC
baseball Mrs. Glider, the Misses Glider
MIR. and Mrs. John Hutton. Miss Hutton
Mrs. Robh de Peyster Tytus, Mr. an,
Mrs. Francis T.. Leupp Miss Leupp. Mr.. an,
Mrs. George :, Wise and Mr.. and Mrs
George Tiffany were interested In tn,
arrangements for the entertainment.
Miss Adele Kneeland will entertain the
Lenox Garden club I'm Fair Lawn gardens
Monday, Miss kneeland last year haC
her gardens rebuilt. The terraoed oil,
fashioned flower beds. cascades. lily poo
and covered walks have been greatly ad
mired j Wilkinson Elliott will speak OF
English gardens and Miss Kneeand vii
serve tea in tea house at the edge of tn,
garden,
Charles II. Swift OF Chicago and Mis-
Martha Harris of Memphis. a guest ~
Mr. and Mrs Swift. won the dancing con
test at Hotel Aspinwall this week. Mr.
and Mrs, Swift are passing several week
in Lenox with their guests. Mr., and Mrs
Ford n. Carter and Miss Harris.
Mrs. Edwin I, Rice and her daughter