The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-02
CRANES TO BE HOSTS
OF LENOX COUNTRYSIDE
EX-Scnat0r'S Mother Observes
3lth Birthday-ROstand Com
cdy to BE Produced.

Lemon. July 1.-The Rev. and Mrs.
William Merriam Crane vii entertain for
the countryside In Richmond on Friday
evening. Miss Clara Crane gavo a recep-
ton At the Crane homestead this after
noon. the occasion being the eighty-fourth
birthday anniversary OF her mother, Mrs.
Ienas Marshall Crane. Mrs. Crane Is the
mother of ex-United States Senator w.
Murray Crane of Dalton.
Mrs. William Hall Walker. Mrs. David
Ives Mackie. Mrs. Roy !. Curtiss, Mrs.
John II. G. Church. Mrs. !. r. McComb,
Mrs. Charles l.. Wetherbee, Mrs. G. T.
Durant and Mrs. c. T.. Culver will have
charge Of tho preservation OF Edmond
Ros,and's comedy 1.-THE Romancers" on
the lawn AT Wyantenuck Country Club.
Great Darlington. on the evening of
July 81.
Mrs, G. T.. Culver will give dance
IN the Wyautenuck clubhouse on Saturday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Paterson will
start tomorrow for sag Harbor to attend
Fourth OF July family reunion al
Andenans, the country home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Fahys parents OF Mrs. Patcr-
son. Five children ana thirteen grand
children Of Mr. and Mrs. Fahys will be
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel rockingham gave
dinner party NJ Overlce tonight. Miss
Christine SedgwiCk. daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick has sailed for
Europe with Mrs. William Amory
Cameron and Alan Rogers of Santa Bar.
bara are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sedgwick
Misses May and Dolly Thums OF Eng
land, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Ettlnger and Mr.
and Mrs H. II, Mullgan OF New York are
N lao p.1 H.. .,I.t..
Mrs. John George Bcresford and Cant
F, Beresford of WATERFOWL. Ireland are
at the Curtis Hotel. Mrs. John Il. Par.
sons entertained for Mrs. Beresf6rd this
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. George II. Humphreys
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Bird, Mrs. Alfred r
White and Miss White of New York. IN,
Misses Earle OF Philadelphia Major and
Mrs f.. V. Preston and Miss Preston OF
I Hartford are at the Maplewood. Pittsield
Mr.. and Mrs. Titus II, Eddy have gone
to Williamstown for the season. Presl
/ dent and Mrs. Harry \. Garfield OF Will
Jams College have sailed for Europe
Miss katherine f. Wllmerdlng who has
been visiting Dr, and Mrs. w. Gilmar
| Thompson at Halldom in Stockbridgc, viii
| return to New York tomorrow
Women Of the cottages will assist 81
/ Georges Episcopal church at its annua
fair on July IN Lee. They will be II
| charge Of the following: Tea tables-Msi
Annie Popham, Mrs. William W. Nassau
/ Mrs, Henry Morris, Mrs, 4. j. Gammacl
! Mrs, DE Lancey Of Rochester and Mrs
John Scdgwlck Flower and dairy booths
Mrs, willard =. Smith. Mrs. Samue
! frothinghan, Mrs. Churchill Sattcrlee
Mrs, Grand Foster, Miss Ethel FOLSOM
and Mrs Francis Rogers. Lenox table
| Miss Adele Kneelnnd aud Miss Nancy g
Wharton, birmingham booth-Mrs Robl
de Peystcr Tytus, Mrs, John Hutton, tn,
Misses Hutton, Mrs, Ranyer Clarkson
Mrs, Robert Chaplin. Mrs Thomas Alison
Mrs, George Wise, Miss Dorothea Glide
! and the Misses Loupp, Ice cream table
Mrs. Gustavo II. Reuther,
Among those who arrived al the Hote
Aspiuwall were Mrs. \. t. Lane, Mis-
Margery Lane, Mr., and Mrs, ". II
cleveland, Dr, and Mrs, r. q. Dickinson
Mr.. and Mrs, V. Winter. Mrs. william
Hockey. Miss Sarah A. Longworthy, Mrs
r. Such and Miss Emily Buch.
Miss Margaret French Is entertainin
at Chesterwood her cousins, Miss An
HOLLIS and Henry Hollis Of Concord, \
IT, and Keith Mcl.oud Of Boston.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank II. Main an
family, VINO are AZ the Maplewood. Pitts
ii"ld, will open their Lane-boro villa thI
week