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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-05
ELIZABETHTOWN

Elizabethtown, y. y, Sept. L.
Sports in which the juniors have taken
part have afforded amusement alike
to their elders, who still refuse TO
exchange the restful quiet Of the no
tells and camps for the noise of the
cities Among those taking part IN
the children's tennis tournament under
the auspices Of the Cobble Hill Golf
Club were Fermine and Cornelia
Baird, Marcia II. Wadhams, Dorothy
Naloney. Robert Kelby, Paul Munroe
and Frederick Wells.
Water sports held in the Bouquet
River, where it passes through the
estate of Erman j. Ridgway, were pro-
vided by Mr.. and Mrs. Eidgway. Flora
Ridgway was the winner of the prize
for general diving and swimming and
in the girls diving contest Eleanor
Ridgway was the winner. Others tax
ing part in the sports were Master
Robin Ridgway. Doris. Helen and
Arsbe Hellyer, nieces Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ridgway and Virginia. Helen Rich.
ard and Howard Davis.
The Golf Club championship was
won by Ralph Durand, of Hartford,
who defeated DR.. +. NJ. Casio. of New
York The Windsor cup. presented
By Henry 5. Duncan, proprietor of the
Windsor. was won by p. NJ. Rush
more, and the Deer's Head Inn cup.
presented by Benjamin +. Stetson, was
won by J. d. Gedney. A loving cup
offered by Mr. Stetson in a putting
contest open 10 women was won By
Mrs. j. p. Schad. Otto Struse was
the winner Of the golf ball sweep
stakes, the runner-up being his daugh-
ter Mrs. William S. Kellogg was
the winner Of the woman's champion
ship, defeating Mrs. J. =. Schad.
Harry Fields entertained a party OF
friends from the Windsor with a pic
mic at Split Rock Falls. his guests
including Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. jerome d. Gedney. Miss
Boynton. Miss Siege and Miss Struse.
Dr. and Mrs. d. Webb Cranberry and
family are among those from New
York recently returned 10 the Wind
sor for September.
Members OF a party OF young men
from Deer's Head lnr who made the
ascent Of the Giant of the Valley. re-
naming in rough camp on the sum
nit overnight. were Warren Frank
lin. Thomas Senef, Brewer Pierson
and William Forbes.
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Atlantic City, Sept. 4.--Local yachts,
mon and many cottagers are interested
in the nroposition 70 establish summer
beadouarters for members Of the New
York Yacht Club in Inlet waters. ne
clubhouse will be especially htted 70
care for those who put IN mere WINE
cruising along the coast, and docking
facilities will be provided, with All de-
tails FOR full reftting during the visits:
The resort is 10 hang out banners OF
welcome 10 a score or more OF as
semblages and conventions during tnls
month Members Of the Shriners, the
Tall Cedars and the knights lempiar
viii he in conclave. and many New YORK
members Of the North Jersey section OF
the New York committing zone VIII
come with the members Of the State
Order of Elks. who hold their annual
meeting on September 10 and Ia. Other
conventions scheduled will represent
almost every form Of human activity.
One Of the novel affairs was a beach
dance on the strand in Chelsea, with
band to play the strains OF the latest
dances for the young folks. Among the
New York visitors present were VI lSa
Margaret Collins. Miss Beatrice Ford
Miss Mary Herrin, Irwin Jacobs, VIII
lam Dennison. Miss Ruth Ost, Miss
Margaret Ost, Lewis McVeigh and Id
Miss Cassie K. Bond and Miss Evelyn
Atkins. of New York. were guests on
a Yachting trip aboard the Jeanette
through inside waters to Beach Haven
for which Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas her-
shaw. who are visiting the Monticello
we're sponsors. Mrs. Ethel keebler gave
a bridge patty for Mrs. Howard MIX, or
.-
Daniel McClinch, who is visiting the
Alamac. entertained at bridge and
luncheon. her New York guests being
Mrs. Nettie Rugand, Mrs. Florence
Barnett. Mrs. Frederick Rollman, Mrs.
Charles White. Mrs. Joseph Meyer and
Mrs. Mack Late.
Mrs. Warren Fairbanks. daughter-in-
law of the ex-Vice- President, arrived at
the Marlborough Blenheim. Harold H..
Hackett. tennis crack, was at the Mari
borough -Blenheim over the week end
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hackett, OF
New York. who accompanied him TO the
tennis championship tourney at Forest
Hills. Mrs. +. B. Mackall and Miss
Catherine Mackall have returned from a
tour of New England resorts and vii
remain at the Marlborough-Blenheim
for several weeks before returning TO
New York.
Fire Commissioner Adamson was
generally recognized by New Workers
ON the Boardwalk early in the week.
He registered at the Traymore.
Mrs. +. B. Neue and Master John
Neue, OF New York, and Mrs. J. J.
Neue. of Rochester, make up a party
at the St Charles. Mrs. f. S. Hoyt.
of New York. who is at the Chelsea.
has Mrs. Carrie Monroe Smith rs her
guest this week. Mrs. f. +. Brightly,
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BELMAR.

Belmar. y. J.. Sept 4 Tennis en-
thusiasts from neiFhborng resorts are
playing in the annual fall tournament
on the Inlet Terrace courts. Among
them are Mr and Mrs. Willi-m Arch
bald. Miss Vera Maher Miss Katherine
Hines. Mr. and Mrs G. Wendell Hannel,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W Remington.
Miss Edith Brennan. Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Burnham. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Kusick and Earl T. Otis.
The Carleton held black-and-white
costume ball Wednesday evening.
Among those watching the dancing
were Mr.. and Mrs Elmer T. Alleston.
Miss Dorothy Alleston, Miss Elaine
Alleston. Mr.. and Mr.. Donald i. stew
art. Kenneth r. Stewart. George Brack-
cit Miss Margaret Bracket, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold G.. Florman. Miss Con
stance Florman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fisher.
A birthday party was given for Miss
Mildred Bearmore on TUESDAY after
noon by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Bearmore. Of II Street Among
those attending were Miss Doris Brown,
Miss Elsie Rankin. Miss Hazel Watkins,
Miss Dorothy Watkins. Miss Katherine
Thompson. Herbert Newman. Francis
Brockstead. Miss Mary Whalen and
Miss a Sanford.
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Alexandria Bay. y. Y, Sept. A. The
polo tournament at the Thousand ISL
ands has kept the interest of the social
contingent during the week, and a mum
Der of parties were given IN honor OF
the visitors on Tuesday evening A.
Graham Miles and Lawrence II. Villas
gave a polo dinner at the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club, their guests num-
bering twenty. They included Charles
L. Hayden, secretary Of the club; Mar
ion McMillin. Commodore T. A. Giles
pie, Edmund s. Burke. jr., Burrell K.
HUFF. Julian 3. HUFF. Charles r. Little,
II. F. Hubert, George +. McNary, +.
r. Cortis, Basil Grant. Henry Wiser.
Eddie Y. Clausen, Seward Cary and
William McCawley. On the same even
ing Mrs. Edmund s. Burke and DR.. and
Mrs. j. Norris Olphant entertained at
dinner at the club. their guests incud-
ing the wives OF the visiting polo play
ers and of the home teams.
One Of the diversions Of the week
was a polo match between women polo
players. The players were: Oranges
l. Miss Eleanor McCawley. ,. Mrs Ar
thur Brisbane. 3. Miss Marie Jenney.
Back. Seward CARY. Reds / Mrs !
Graham Miles. 2 Miss Ruth Englis.
3. Mrs Isaac Wiser. and alternate,
Miss Betty Collamore. Back, Burrell
K. HUFF Mrs. Brisbane made goals,
Mis-, EnQlis 1 and Mrs. Miles ! Mrs.
Brisbsne's team won the match by a
score Of TO !.
Mrs. stewart L. Woodford who was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Graham
Miles, has returned to New York.
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Saratoga to Rival
Most Famous Spas

ing to their FIRST love" and the pur-
chase by Mr.. and Mrs. Padding Fos-
dick OF the Pomcroy house on Ocean
Avenue one day early in the week as
Sures them becoming permanent sum
mer residents here. Norman de K.
Warehouses; purchase of the Nelson
and Murray properties on trct's Neck
was recently announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Whitehouse
will also in the future become regular
summer residents of the city, for East
bourne Lodge, the former summer
villa of Mr.. Warehouses; mother, Mrs.
Fitzhueh Whitehouse. has been turned
over to him by her. He and Mrs.
Whltehcusc have been occupying II
this summer and will remain there
until the middle of September before
going to Mt Kisco.
Two houses in the summer colony
will probably disappear before another
summer season One will be one OF
tho two purchased by Norman de X.
WhitehOuse. and the other will be
"Broadlands," formerly tho summer
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. h. Hunting
ton. which Lewis Cass Ledyard pur-
chased last spring. and which this sum
mer has been occupied by Mrs. George
r. Bliss and Miss Bliss. of New York.
They are TO stay there until early DC
tober. but after their departure II Is
understood that Mr.. Ledyard will ar
range TO have the house and other
buildings removed and the land thrown
into mis- own summer estate, when ad-
Joins in the rear.
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WESTPORT.

WestDort-on-Lake Champlain. y. Y,
Sept. Water parties By moonlight
combined with deer hunts In which
searchlights are the only weapons used,
are diversions Of the younger set az
Westport Inn and the cottages. The
deer come down from she mountain
slopes IN considerable numbers 10 bathe
by night L the waters of Northwest
Bay and il is quite as much for their
own protection as for the sport of the
thing that the young men have pro-
vided thei- boats with extra search
lights. .,
Excursions by water are popular. Mn.
End Mrs. +. l. Van Antwerp and Mr.
ard Mrs. Edward VI. Gritfn chartered
the Florence T. and entertained a num-
her of their friends at the Inn on a
trip up otter River. Mrs. +. A. Camp
bell. Sir. and Mrs. /. II. Davidge and
c. c. Shayne are among those from
New York who have recently enter
tanned aboard their yachts.
L. G. Stockwell, fleet captain Of the
Westport Yacht Club, is negotiating
for a camp site. and will erect sum
mer home here.
Rear Admiral W. W. Mead, L. s. ~,
who recently arrived at Westport Inn,
is an enthusiastic golfer, and has taken
an active part in the various events.
OF the three cups offered by II. K. La
bouisse, the Labouisse cup was won by
W. II. LabouisSe, the Patureau cup by
II. W. Duguid and the consolation cup
by I. /. Van Antwerp.
Thomas Bayne Deneg~e, captain Of
the Yale crew in 19l3-l4, and again in
l914-15. is among the recent arrivals
IT Westport Inn, with his father,
George DeneCre.
Nh. and Mrs B,bert Hale. of New
York, are guests of Miss Anne Lee, at
Stonysldes.
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MANCHESTER

Manchester I'm the Mountains ~'
Sent. 4 Two full months of the resort
season still remain here, as the Equ'-
nov House will be open until Novem-
her LIST. The August crowd broke some
what on the thirty-frst, but the arriv-
ais for the week end more than made
nm for those who went away, and to-
night is one of the gayest Of the Whole
season. The Frank prcsbrey cup gof
tournament al Ekwarok came rust
rirb- .. afford amusement 20 me- hoH-
day crowd. FRIDAY morning. l' began
with "a qualifying round o. eighteen
roles from which eight only survived
Tor match play. Hand caps appued
in This round and in The match play
rounds as well. In addition 20 the
presbrev cup for the winner tins al-
ternoon. there were prizes for me besl
gross and net scores ln the quA"iH ing
round. and for the runner-up at malch
play. -...-:...
for competitive play in the bogle nan,
dicap in the morning. and 81 best pan
foursome contest in the afternoon Tor
prizcs presented by Hon. Robert j.
Lincoln and Mr. c. ~ Clark. 1851,
The final matches of the Dorset r leld
Clubs invitation tournament last sat
urday well repaid those Who motoiea
On, 20 Witness them. A. G. Mcllwaine.
"a gained n lead Of six holes on +. ].
clark. OF Philadelphia, in the morn
ing part of their match, only 90 see the
match SQUARED a. the sixteenth hole.
NcIlwaine eventually won al the last
hole bv virture Of accurate putting. .
There is yet the Equinox cup COLL
tournament 20 be played az Ekwanok.
The dates are September l6, u ana rs,
and 10 IS already an assured TACT mat
there will be strong representation
from the metropolitan district mere TO
compete. .,
Messrs. II. c. Frick. j. Bryce Allan,
J. p. Greer and Herbert G. Leeds ar
rived last Saturday by special tram.
They were az the Equinox House until
late Sunday, and played golf at Lh"a.
nok. where they were the guests OIL
Robert T. Lincoln.
on Friday evening Of last week MT:
and Mrs Robert I. Lincoln entertained
the younger set at Hildene with "a
dance Mrs Horace G.. Young enter
tanned az the Gables recently, IN honor
OF her daughter. Mrs. Bailey Wander
hoef. Among those entertaining al
the Equinox House recently were
Darwin 2. Kingsley. Mrs. Peter McCar-
tee. II. c. Taylor and Mrs. Frederick
Gunthet.
Last Sunday morning W. O. Hcnder-
son, Of Columbus, joined the zone
Club" by virtue Of negotiating "a one
al the eleventh hole at Ekwanok. IN
the sixteen years Of the clubs history.
the feat had been performed prevI-
ously by Messrs p S. Mclaughlin,
George Orvis and C. r. Lcake.
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NEW LONDON.

New London, Sept. e. Mr.. and Ms.
Morton f. Plant have given the young
folks Of Eastern Point a good time
this week. On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.
Plant entertained twcnty-six Of Mas
ter Philip Manwaring's friends at
luncheon on board the Kanawha.
The dinner party given by Miss
Emma Warren, of Brooklyn, on Sat
urday evening 10 observe her 18th
birthday was one Of the largest din
ncrs and jollicst affairs given at The
Griswold this season. Miss Warren's
guests were the Misses Margaret Muir
ray, Louise Fleischman, Dorothy
Craigen. Amy Warren. Helen Warren,
Charlotte Louise Lysle, Irene Davis,
Charlotte Andrews, Theotiste Nugcnt,
AlIne Paige, the Messrs. Paul Spadone,
Amherst Mecker, julius Fleischman,
Jr.; John Alden Philbrick, Jr; Joseph
G.. Coultcrer, Herbert Ballontine. En-
cry Tracey. James Lysle. Warner
Bishop and Alfred Bishop
On Monday Gregory G. Dawson gave
a luncheon at the Pequot Casino in
honor of Secretary Daniels and on
Monday evening members Of the Ship
and Engine Company OF New London
gave dinner for Admiral Wei Han
Of the Chinese navy.
On Tuesday the Misses Lynch gave
"a luncheon. Mr. and Mrs George S.
Palmer gave a musicale. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles ". Ogden gave a dinner party
az the Casino and Mrs. G.. A. Scakett
entertained dinner guests at Miramer.
On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs Edward
S. Hardness gave a luncheon at Eolia,
the last meeting Of Nile. Weir's dane
ing class was held at the Casino in
the afternoon and Mr.. and Mrs. Yiggo
J.. Bird gave a dinner and musicale at
the Homestead
On Friday Mrs Chester W Bliss
gave luncheon al The Casino for her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Perkins. Of Boston;
Nr. and Mrs. Charles ". Ogden, Jr.
entertained dinner guests al Meadow
Court and Mrs Thornton Woodbury.
gave dinner for New London friends
Mrs. McCoskry Butt gave "a luncheon
III Rock Acres on Saturday and in the
afternoon Mrs Davis Banks gave a tea
al Red House farm Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs Morton F. Plant were
the dinner guests OF Mrs. A. c. Tyler
and her daughter. Miss Tyler.
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Lenox Mass. Sept. 4 The beginning
Of September Finds an of fno hotels
busy entertaining large companies an"
the country clubs active with 'hclr an.
nual September tournaments OF GoN
and tennis. At Stockhr.dce th's NeeN
the annual tennis tournament was
played. and there was % prom lpni 500
cial grouping about this event, Tor wen
known women served tea each after
noon az the clubhouse. The champion
William strong Cushing OF SlmsourN.
Conn. arrived 90 defend his title. and
was a guest Of Frederick Schenck for
the week
Stockbridge also was prominent be .
cause OF three affairs OF social inter
cst. Mrs. Carl 4. de Gorsdorf gave a
dance on Friday evening az me Orchard
for her daugf fcrs. tho Misses Jose
phine and Alma de- CersdorN. here
were ffty young people az TINS Affair."
which was one OF the prcttiest dances
thus far given, q band playing uVe\
music. and the villa very handsome ln
a floral dress. a supper was served.
Previous 20 the dance Stockorcge sum
mer residents gave hall p dozen large
dinners. the guests going later TO the
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scdgw'ck
gave a luncheon TINS aiteIl'ooI TOT a
score Of prominent men OF S5o,S'L.ucs
and LenoX' VINO were Nv W ,,bo
Oswald @. Willard OF Ne" ,bo
spoke al the annual meeI'nE o. t1 TN
Laurel hi Associa'lon q. L W. ,.oariy
an outdoor AFFAIR ~n'c3 is n'iu '' tca
at this PARK. AiteT tne "' o.I ,hc ~"
was served under the trees trees, ana me-
vas large ana fashionao.e t .,.,a ' TX
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Breton Woods. y. H.. Sept. 4-The
autumn season begins in the White
Mountains with a rush, and the golf
links and motor thoroughfares are
crowded with pleasure seekers. The
annual convention of the United States
Hay Fever Association at Bethlehem
and Maplewood this week, together
with the annual Forestry Conference
at the Profile House, has attracted
many people TO the White Hills. Ex-
Governor Frank West Rollins Of New
Hampshire presided at tine Forestry
Conference.
At the Interyale House many motor
parties have broken their journey from
Poland Spring, Bar Harbor and other
resorts to the White Mountains. Mrs.
VI. r. Talmage has arrived there from
New YORK for September.
The Crawford House is filed and has
had many gay parties this week, among
which were Mrs. c. p. Morse's and Mrs.
Alfred Skitt's, the latter in honor of
the birthday Of Mrs. j. Eugene lroth,
of Camden, y. j. Frederic HOlbrook
and George s. Stockweli entertained in
the grill. and Mrs. Frederick Everett
Thompson. of New York. gave an OBJ
stable putting match, followed by tea.
The masquerade ball, tennis tourna-
ment and golf matches at the Twin
Mountain House this week have busted
the colony. Mrs. +. L. Benjamin, Of
New York. won the weekly handicap
tournament The Sinclair, at Bethle-
hem, has had several suppers in the
Dutch Room, and the attendance at the
ball Saturday evening was large. Louis
Agostini. of New York, viii spend Sep
TENDER there.
The Maplewood colony has had golf
events for each day Of the week Miss
Esther Hammond of Boston, won the
women's sweepstakes tournament. Miss
Dorothy Atwood, of Waurecan, Conn
who made 40 in "A poss bic 80 at the
Maplewood Gun Club this week, stands
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C0nventioners' Month
Arouses at Atlantic City
Score of Organizations Will Gather on the Boardwalk
Plan to Establish Summer Headquarters tor
the New York Yacht Club

who has been az Poland Springs. has
arrived here, and was joined later in
the week by Miss Katherine Gilmer.
Mr.. ard Mrs. L. X. PowelsOn. of
East Orange, have arrived az the Wilt
shire. where they will remain through
September. Mrs a. ". Morgan and
Porter S. Morgan, who have summer
home in Connecticut, are az the Shell
burne for the month. James Taylor.
a wealthy Australian. is spending sew
eral weeks Of an American tour a. the
Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L.
Wolf. Of New York, have arrived at
the Dennis.
Visitors at the shore last week had
an opportunity of seeing a realistic
reproduction Of Monte Carlo, with all
the life and splendor and action that
is found there in the gala month OK
January. The representation OF this
famous resort and its activities took
place in the Traymore. In the early
part Of the evening the scene showed
the sea, and, az a distance. the Casino.
Later the scene changed 20 show The
interior Of the Casino, with the gam
ing in full swing realistic, though
mimic. Richly clad ladies and men In
full evening regslia could be seen
throngine about the roulette table,
which was the centre Of attraction. All
the triumphs and tragedies which in
evitably 90 with gambling, together
with the types TO be seen in such 4
place. were reproduced.
Recent arrivals at the Hotel Tray
more from New York are c. ]. Won
Kokeritz. George J. Hermiston. Karl
Breneman. G. J. Sweet. z. Buckley. +.
II. Holland. Edward F. Dole, Mr. and
Mrs. A. f. Paulson, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
W. de jain and Mr.. and Mrs ". A
Do.4orcop
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COOPERSTOWN.

Cooperstown. n. Y, Sept. almost
all the members of the summer colony
are entertaining house parties over
Labor Day. There will be games and
water sports at the Country Club in
the afternoon, with dancing and music.
In the evening there will be a dance
at the O-te-sa-Ra. As the seasons
gayety shows no signs OF cessation, the
O-te-sa-ga will remain open until Oc-
tober /. There will be the two dances
each week and special Sunday concerts.
This afternoon a regatta is being
held IN front of the O-te-sa-ga pier,
under. the leadership of Arthur X.
Knott. There are contests IN swim
ming, diving, canoe fitting, canoe rae
ing. rowing, motor boat racing, life
saving demonstrations and bllndfold
swimming races.
In the sailing race around Five Mile
Point this morning William Truslow
Hyde was the winner. In the sailing
race last Saturday Frederic de Pey-
ster Townsend was victorious, with Mr..
HYDE second. In the Wednesday sail
ing race Robert McKim and Clifford
Miller were first; Frederic de Peyster
Townsend, second; Albert Bostwick,
third; Frederick Adams Savage, jr.,
fourth, and McKim Steele fifth.
In the women's tennis tournament
for the Fenimore Cup Miss Strobel de-
feated Miss Mary Brown with the score
Of %, 60.
Miss Anna Constable gave a dinner
party at the O-te-sa-ga Monday even
ing. Miss Lydia Hun gave a dinner
there Wednesday evening. Mrs stephen
G.. Browning gave reception Wednes-
day. and Mr. Robert Randolph Perkins
gave one Friday Mr.. and Mrs. John
VI. Bowers are giving large dinner
party at Lakelands this evening.
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Outdoor Sports Fill
Berkshire Hills Clubs
Golf and Tennis Tournaments at StookbndRe-Art'Sts
Open Exhibition in Casino-Coages and Villas
Hold Many House Parties.

Blake. Nr. and Mrs Percy Y. Pyne, TO
visit with Mr. and Mrs j. Woodward
Haven: the Rev Or. William II Nib-
bert a guest Of Mrs. Charles Carroll
Jackson: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Austin
Pcaec. as guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
UolIster Pcasc. Mrs Elcctus d. Itch
field. a guest o. Mrs. Thomas Rodman.
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. $. HaInes. Of Eng
land. TO visit the Right Rev. Thomas
r. Davies.
Tho events of next week include Miss
Adele Kuccland's garden party az talr
Lawn September g; dance az thes-
tcrvood. given by Miss Margaret
French. September II. and number
OF dinner dances.
Mr. and Mrs Ranyer GARRISON, of
Tvringham. assisted In arranging an
entertainment. m the town hall IN Ty-
bingham Monday night. which was
given hy the birmingham Garden Cub
under Mrs. Clarkson's direction. The
proceeds Will be used for the improve
meut Of the village.
Among the sporting events which
have been Of interest this week we're
the annual golf tournament for the
Berkshire County championship, which
was played ~ Stockbridgc Friday, and
I'm which Victor Sorchau, Walter J..
Eaton. Felix Lamond, ". Caldwell
Pluukett Philip Blagden, Representa-
tive Allen T. Treadway John Shepard,
ir.. David T. Dana. Allen B. Fenno and
George Stanley were entrants. Also
was held the beginning, OF the open
tennis tournament 1or lhe CnaI'lp lou
ships OF Berkshire County al the Co ,I,
try Club OF Fl'tsheId on may ne
committee there lh charGe OF me louI-
namcnt were Irving /. nom son.