The sun., 1915-07-25

/ Hil Association and one OF its prin-
! cipal workers. who dad last spring
/ Funds will be asked from his Stock
bridge friends. Daniel Chester French
( the sculptor. will be chairman of n
| committee to design an appropriate me-
| mortal.
| The Stockbrldge Casino dances, post
poned last week because OF the death OF
Arthur George Sedgwick. will be con-
, t!nued throughout the remainder of the
season, and committee has been ap-
/ pointed. with Mrs Carl de Gersdorf as
/ chairman, to take charge OF these af-
fairs
After ten days of disuse. because OF
high water which flooded the golf links
AZ Stockbridge. play has been resumed
/ and preparations are being made for
| the annual tournament during the last
week in August when 1t is expected
! that Francis Oulmet viii compete, There
| will follow a junior golf tournament
! and a woman's tournament. added FIX
! lures to the stockbridge Clubs activi-
! ties.
Arrivals at the Red Lion Inn this
week include Mrs. d. ". Nandevere, Err
nest c. Bliss. Mrs II. II. Grant. Mr..
| and Mrs O. w. Bailey. Mrs L. @.
| Douglas. Mrs. f. r. Bartholomew, Miss
| W W. BaTth holomew. Miss L. Ia
brlskie and Miss F.. A. Ryerson of New
York
! Miss katherine Dahlgren. daughter OF
! Mrs Drexel Dahlgren. was the second
young women TO he summoned into po-
lice court on charge OF illegally OPP
! Grating an automobile. Miss Dahlsren
| has 1oO horse power machine capable
Of high speed II was charged that the
motor was noisy and annoying. In her
defence Miss Dahlgren pleaded that the
construction Of her automobile was such
I that its operation caused n louder eX-
ploson than that Of the ordinary road
ster So well did she present her de-
fence that the court instead of fining
her continued the case to allow altera-
tions to be made to make the machine
less offensive Probably no young
woman In this country possesses 30 ex-
traordinary an automobile ~ this
eighteen year-old debutante OF last win
ter
Mrs Alfred c. Vanderbilt has had
with her at Shadow Brook this week
Mrs. James McVicar and Mrs. Hazel
tine Basshaw of Baltimore. Mrs. Van
derbif remains in the deepest sec.usion
at Shadow Brook.
Among the interesting arrivals at
the Hotel .Aspinwall was the family of
a friend of Mr.. and Mrs r., T.. Cono.l,
who are the lessees d Belvoir Terrace
this year. Other arrivals at the AS
pinwan include Mr. and Mrs. w. =.
Knoblock, Mrs Hugh J. Chisholm, M.
Morrell IIamlin. Mrs. j. w. Harbeck,
Mr. and Mrs George NJ. Owen, Major
and Mrs. Timberlake, Mrs. }. T., McKin-
ney the Misses Mckinney, Mr., and
Mrs. Drury. Capt, II. NJ, Rutherford.
George r.. HOFFMAN of New York Mr..
and Mrs. Stecher of Philadelphia Mr..
ard Mrs Frank c. Swan, Misc Helen
O. Swan. Miss poro .hy Belts OF Brook
lNn
No other hotel in western Massachu-
setts is SO attractively decorated with
flowers as the Curtis. Daily cuttings Of
garden flowers from the hotels own gar
dens permit an abundant and happy dec
Grafton of the parlors and all guest
rooms, n homellke feature. Many promi-
nent New Workers are guests at the Cur
tis. Mrs Alfred Maclay Miss Eleanor
Ford, Miss Elsie de Wolfe and Miss
Elizabeth Marbury arrived there this
week. Miss de Wolfe has contract for
the redecoration of White Lodge, the
country place OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred X.
Shattuck.
Water sports will he continued at the
Mahkeemac Boating Club on wednes-
day, when the championship for mixed
doubles in canoeing, the girls swimming
race, plunge for distance and boys swim
win he decided,
Nothing more entertaining has been
given in LenoX this year than Mr., and
Mrs, Carlos NJ, de Hercdia's dance at
the Lenox club. Mrs. de Hereda has
had friends at Wheatleigh on afternoons
this week for instructions I'm dancing.
After the dancing Mrs. de Hereda
served tea to her guests on the porches.