The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15

world. sooner or later. passes by tbs
famous hotel at the fou corners. A..
irving this week at the Curtis We're AIRS
@. Colburn Clement. Miss Clement, vi.
A. l.. Woodward, Mrs. Wormser, Miss
Wormser, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. a. Mabi",
Mrs. Van Zandt of New York M
sydney Carpenter. Mrs. II. b.. Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Williamson.
The Saturday night balls az Ho'el
A~spinwall are n great attraction. and
prizes are distributed for the lucky
dancers and those who are adjudge |
the most graceful. Some OF the ar
rivals at the Aspinwall. those tourir Z
northward. are John stetson, Miss Stet-
son OF Boston Mr.. and Mrs. John
Washburr, Mrs. James s. Bell OF Mime
apolis Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Douglas,
Tarrytown. y. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. +. :.
Peabody. Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. Bera"-
ley Hotchkiss. Lakevillt. Conn; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Paterson. Middleton.
Conn. Mrs. II. G. S%tIllwell. Crawfor'.
y. j.. and Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Smith.
Jersey City
The l|iveliest OF the Berkshire hotels
is Heaton Hall. OF Field Hi. in STOCK
bridge. where there is a large compan,
OF young people. The finals tor tine
Heaton Hall tennis cup. offered p.
mixed doGbles, We're played this weel;,
and were won by Mrs Winifred Rice
and Howard shears. who defeated Mrs.
Charles r. Gay and Win.fred Rice,
l0-S, 6-3, Ga. Arrivals at Heatnu
Hall include Mr.. and Mrs. II Il. Wal
bridge. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II Hooker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Pentlarge.
At the Red Lion Inn in Siockbridge
are several prominent golfers who have
arrived To test tn St~ockbridge golf
course prior to the open urname this
month. Walter Tuckerman OF Washing
ton, twice winner OF the Stockbridge cup,
has arrived and is In practice. Tourist
arrivals at the hotel include Mrs. James
O.. Wilson, Mrs. Lester Wilson. Mrs. q.
w. Lawr'nce. Mrs. John l.. C;illett. Mrs.
Samuel Fox. Miss Elisabeth FoA, Samuel
NJ. Fox. Jr.. Il. Alexander Randall, MIR.
and Mrs. Joh GIN, Miss Adams. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert II. Hatch. Charles II,
Baldwin and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. %. Hast
ings.
In a cool. green and most inviting 10
cation the Maplewood in Pittstie.d las
as usual a large and Interesting hotel
company. Among the arrivals OF the
week were Mr.. and Mrs, Fred T. Hege-
man. the Misses Ida and Mildred Hege-
man Of Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett
Thompson, Miss Laura Thompson OF
Lake Forest, Ill. Mrs. job Forsythe,
Mrs. Pond, Miss T.. "A Slyke, Kingston,
y. Y. Mrs. +. II. Soule, Miss Soule. Pas
sale. n. j. Mrs, James j. Thomas, Miss
II. j. Thomas. Miss |. NJ. Thomas, Ed
ward Osgood Thomas. Mount Vernon, \.
Y. Mr., and Mrs. +. l.. Austin, Mont
clair, n. j.. 5. Latin Kelloe. Mcintosh
kellogg, New York Mr.. and Mrs. David
NJ. Look, Miss Marian Look, Green witch.
Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. George T.. Hepburn,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. |. Raynor, New York.
The Rev. and Mrs. william Lawrence
Wood returned on Friday from Bar Har-
hor, where they passed a week. going
thence to Northeast Harbor on sunday.
where the Rev. Mr.. Wood was ordained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt +, Bishop arrived
az Bar Harbor saturday, August :. after
n rough Journey from Poland Springs.
Me. across the state To the coast. Mr..
and Mrs, Bishop are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernes,o Fabbri.
The Ben Greet Players presented The
Tanning OF the Shrew" on the lawn al
Hotel A~spinwall this afternoon before n
large audience. The scene for the play
was amid "A grove OF white birch, 3,
whioh lent themselves readily to the set
ting. Prominent persons IN all OF the
Berkshire resorts assisted IN the sale OF
tickets, Another lawn performance was
AZ the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Graham f..
Parsons in Stockbridgc, where children
OF the cottages gave the Biblical stories
OF Jacob, FIsau and Joseph and His
Brethren In costumes. the arranGcment
for the performance being by the Rev.
Or. George G%renv!lle Merrill.
Oswald q Willard will be the speaker
AT the annual meeting of the Laurel Hin
Association In ~Stockhridge September 1.
His topic will be obligations of Foreign
Born Citizens to the United Statc.'
Alexander Scdgwick is the president ~
the association, which Is the first village
Improvement society organized in Amer
lea, Joseph H.. choate il the society,"
v'ce-presldent ana prominent persons
make up the members, Mr.. ScdGwick
Will give n luncheon NJ the Mansion he
fore Mr.. Wizards address, entertaining
twenty OF the leading cottagcrs. Chaun-
cey NJ, Depew spoke A. the Park ! in
Ifttsfeld Wednesday evening on WAR
and Peace" and was given IA very atten-
tive hearing.