The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
SOCIETYS E CENTRES IN FALL WE

tleton Arsk served six years and then
declined reelection The other officers
Of the club are: Allen T. Treadway.
vice-presldent Walter =. Eaton. secre-
tary: Brown Caldwell. treasurer. and
Carl A. de Gersdorf. J. Woodward
Haven. Edwin T. Rice, Norman r.. Davi.
and Frank T.. Coursen, the governors
Extensive improvements on the course
will be undertaken this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astor Brlsted
were hosts for several dinners at Lake
side during their Entertainment Of the
brazilian Ambassador to Vienna and
Nine. Regis de Oliveira. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert W. Paterson gave a large dinner
tonight for their house party and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph II. Choate had severa
entertainments at Naumkeag this week.
where they have been entertaining Or.
Bailey OF New York. Mrs. Edwards
Spencer gave a Inner party at Shipton
Court Monday evening and other enter
talnments during this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Baty Blake have enter
tanned Mrs. Harry Blake and Miss Blake
OF London.
The September meeting % the Terox
Garden Club was held at Wheatleigh
Monday Afternoon, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlos VI. de Heredia as the hosts The
fptHhtI NdF 1T w 'liIIEftl oIIl
son. whose address was on plants and
their relation TO medicine. Prof. Charles
+. Chandler Of New York also spoke.
Mrs. de Heredia served tea In her gar
den. and was assisted by Mrs. William
e. s. Griswold and Mrs. w. Roscoe Bon
sal.
Thomas Shields Clarke presented the
Misses Dorothy. Rosalind Ind Cynthia
Fuller OF England in English. Irish and
Scottish folk songs In his studio at Fern
Brock Thursday afternoon for the benefit
Of the families Of French and Belgian
artists who are defending their coun-
tries.
A objection OF s1.s25 was made.
largely b. Stockbridge women, OF whom
Mrs. Henry McBurney was chairman.
and sent 10 the London ONCE OF the
American Volunteer Motor Ambulance
Corps TO buy a surgical ambulance for
use IN northern France.
Next week there will h three weddings
In which the Berkshire colony will be In
terested. Miss Elinor Buchanan Shotter
and Charles Andrews Doolittle will be
married Saturday. the 25th. at I o'clock
In Trinity Episcopal Church. Miss Shot
ter will have only her sister. Miss Isabel
n. Shotter. as maid OF honor. The BRIDE
groom's best man will be his brother.
Eben s. Doolittle OF Utica, N. Y.
Albert Sprague Coolidge. son OF Mrs.
Frederick S. Coolidge Of Pittsfeld. and
Miss Margaret Stewart Colt, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Colt OF East Au-
rora, n. Y. will be married at the home
OF the bride September 20. Mr.. Coolidge
4. a son of the late Or. Frederick 8.
Coolidge OF Pittsfeld.
Miss Kittie Lanier Lawrence al her
wedding next Tuesday at noon to WILL
lam Averell Hartman will wear a gown
OF white satin Of simple design. which
will be adorned with old lace which her
mother wore when she was welded. She
will have no attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Bloodgood and
their daughter. Miss Rosalie G. Blood
ciety November 90. are at the Aspinwall,
as are also Mrs. Frances Hodgson Bur-
nett. the author Mrs. +. NJ Jordon. Mrs.
Lewis l.. Delaneld. the Misses Delaheld.
Mrs. Livingston Carr. Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes r. Blair. Mrs. william Coates,
Mrs. Percy Vermyie. Mr.. and Mrs Au-
guste Vatable. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin n.
ford. Mrs. George de Forest Lord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Parsons. Mrs.
Henry l.. Hardness. Mrs. Henry @. San
ford OF New York.
Arrivals nj the Red Lilo Inn In Stock
bridge include Mr.. and Mrs. John q.
Lynton. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Parsons.
Mrs. Charles MacNeill. Major and Mrs.
r. V. Evans and Mrs. l.. NJ Rowland.
Arriving at Heaton Hall were Mrs.