New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

lenON. May -. My. and Mrs. 'oNH
II. c. Church announced tho engage
ment of their eldest daughter, Miss
Ruth church. 20 Delano De Wi0dt, %
Winnctka. H.. at q dance given TO-
night for their daughter. Miss Mary
/. Church 81 Ronny Bank. in Great
harrington. Miss Church was a debu-
tsnte Of last summer and Is a popular
member Of the Wyantcnuck Country
Club and the summer colony IN Great
Harrington. Mr.. De Windt is member
Of the class Of 1915 az Williams. lie
is son Of II. A. ne Windt Of Winnet-
ka. III. The wedding will take place
during the early winter.
There have been many important cot
tage arrivals during the week. Mrs.
Richard Auohmuty arrived at the Dor
mers from New York, accompanied by
her brother, F. Augustus Schermer-
horn; Mrs Frank X. Sturgis opened
Clpston Grange; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Chapin arrived At Merrywood; Mrs.
John +. Alexandra at Spring Lawn; Or.
and Mrs. Rufus s. Cole, at Highwood;
Mr.. and Mrs Robert W. Paterson at
Rlantyre; Mrs Joseph s. Whistler at
Plumbstead: Mrs Alfred A. Gilmore az
Iithgow; Mrs A. W. Cotton. Miss Olive
Cotton and Mrs. E. Griswold Holhster
at Curtis.
The cottagers arriving IN Stockbridge
we're Mr.. and Mrs Laurence 3. Stod-
dard. at the Luling place; Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip BlagGen. at their place on Lenox
road; Mrs Oscar Iasigi. at Clovercroft;
Mrs. Reginald r. Belknap. AZ Averili
cottage; Miss Dorothy Hyde Godfrey,
at Acawam. Also arriving were DR..
and Mrs. W. H. Weston, at their estate
in Great Darlington.
The opening Of Greenock Country
Club will be held May 29. The enter
tainment committee Of the club for the
season is Mrs Edward F Rogers. chsir-
man; Mrs L. c. Van Trump, Mrs. Vel
lington Smith. Mrs. G. D. Knox, Miss
Marjorie BOYD. Miss Marjorie Nye, Miss
Marion Pixley, Miss Mary B. Rogers,
Miss Mary SedCwick. Miss Lucille +.
Smith and Donald 5. Rogers.
MANY tourists were motoring in the
hills this week, remaining for few
DAYS for short runs along the country
WAYS fragrant with apple blossoms.
Some Of the motorists were Nj and
Mrs. Hamilton F. Webster, Mr.. and
Nrs William p. Read Mr. and Mrs.
7. P. Morse. Mr.. and Mrs. William ".
Seaman. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bre
wort Renwiok and Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Judson.
Mr and Mrs. George Baty Blake. who
have been. in Lenox for the springtlme,
left this week for Wellesley, Mass TO
visit with Mrs. Arthur s. Hunnewell
until July, when they will return to
Pine Needles. Mr. and Mrs. Edward /.
Morse are departing shortly for Mr..
Morses camp al the Ranrelev Lakes,
in Maine. Dr. and Mrs. William Nor
ton Bullard. who have been at High
wood, have returned to Boston. Other
departures for New York were Dr.
Leigh Hunt, William B. Osgood Field,
Thatcher VI. Adams, Or. Allen McLane
Hamilton and Frank X. Sturgls.
Arriving next week at the cottages
Will be Mrs Victor Sorchan, 81 the
Morse cottage in Stockb-,dge; Mr.. and
Mrs. Drexel Dahlgren, at Bel Air;
George W VI. Stureis, atthe Sampson
estate in Pittsheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert .G. Lord, who
were married in Orange, y. j., last
Saturday, are passing their honey
moon in the Berkshires. Mrs. Lord
was at private school at Pittsheld
three years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scdgwick
are returning East from San Francis
CO. Nj. Sedgwick has been on the
Coast since early last winter. He is
one Of the Massachusetts, commission
crs at the Panama-Pac!hclL Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward, Pearson and
T.. NJ ElUpNHnnl
Pearson estate, this week. and will
await there the shipment 20 New York
Of the body of Or. Fred stark Pear
son, victim Of the Lusitania sinking.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearson Will pass the
season in retirement ont the Pearson
property Of $4,000 acres.
DR.. and Mrs Henry T. Jacques have
directed the laying out OF the gardens
az the Lenox Club. Dr.. Jdqucs is secic-
tary OF the club. lie has plans for
cottage near the clab property on, land
he lately bought Of Mrs. .Anson Phelps
Stokes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger +. Bowker who
have been at Glendale, in Stockbridge,
have returned 20 town before going
10 the Panama Pacific Exposition.
DR.. Allan MacLane Hamilton came up
70 North Egremont several weeks ago
FOR a rest and trout fishing. DR.. Ham
iton has returned to New York much
improved in health.
Leno1 clubmen were deeply inter
ested In the attempt by Cortlandt +.
Bishop TO drive an automobile from
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