The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22

another friend OF the library has pre-
SCI ted a series Of books OF music.
Mrs. Herbert Parsons and her chill
dren went TO Newport this week to at
tend a birthday dinner given for her
father. Henry Clews. A. the nner
We're Ave grandchildren OF Mr.. Clews.
John f.. Parsons. Herbert Parsons. Jr.
McElvaiue Parsons. Miss Elsie rarson
ard Henry Clcws Sd. II was a double
anniversary. also being the twelftA
birthday Of Master John 4. Parsons.
The l.enoN colony was interested In the
announcement Of the engagement of Miss
Elizabeth Stoddari Of Wilkesbarre, IA
and Frederick Pearson of New York
and London. Mr.. Pearson is a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick :. Pearson. who
were lost with the L%usitania. After the
wedding in September Mr.. Pearson and
his bride will pass their honeymoon at
EdgeUood in Great Darlington. the
Pearson estate Of $4,000 acres. They
will 60 20 Surrey. England. for the win
ter.
Arriving this week were Bishop Al
bion W. knight. president OF Suwanee
Gnivertty OF Tennessee. Mrs. Williston
Hough, to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win r Rice in Sto kbridge Mrs. John
Cooper. 10 he a guest OF Mrs Arson
Phelps Stokes Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
panrwrith,r. to visit with Gen. and Mrs.
John r. Kerr Capt. George de q. Catlin.
At Elm Court, and the Misses Mary F.
and Josephine Willis TO visit with Miss
Kate Cary.
Negotiations are under way for plac-
ing an aeroplane az Lenox In September
=. Those who are interested in flying have
been looking over the region to And a
place suitable for making flights and
fer landing. The Lerox golf course Is
too hilly and the only place suitable
appears 10 he the Lee park. some four
miles from Lenox village. A good deal
Of encouragement has been given to the
project OF flying in the Berkshires.
On Monday the open tennis tourna-
ment AZ Hotel A~spinwull began with a
large entry. which included most OF the
players who had taken part in the
Housatonic Valley tournament at the
Greenock Country Club last week.
priu,e Alfred Hohenlohe n Baron
Hcdri of the Austrian Embassy played
I'm the tournament. The winners of the
Greenock Country club
we're: Women's singles. Miss Harriet
Barstow Of Weuhersield. Conn. cham
. pion OF o Holyoke College. who
defeated Miss Isabel Plat OF Pittsield.
Mems singles, 4. j. Veesey OF Troy.
Canada, who defeated Hunting Worth
Of New York mixed doubles. Miss Har-
riet Barstow and Edward Dunn defeated
MIS-. Lawrence u StOddard and
Hermann Cohbe OF Stockbridge Mems
doubles, A. J. Veesey and O.. Trivers
defeated George Dunn and Edward
Dunn Mr. Neesey won the Greenock
3 challenge Gun.
Miss Helen Rice won the girls ten
mis- handicap match at the Lenox Club
this week by defeating Miss Helen
rockingham. IS. g..
Play in the Lenox Club tennis tourna-
ment will begin next week and the en-
tries include
Ladies Doubles-The Misses Bristed,
Mrs, william +. S. Griswold and Mrs.
W. r. - Field. Mrs. Allen d. Fenno and
Miss Isabel Shooter. Mrs. Henry Hollis
ter Pease and Mrs. Samuel rockingham.
Mrs. David 7. Dana and Mrs. E. J. Cone
i'll, Mrs, Arson Phelps Stokes and Miss
Heloise Meyer. Mrs. John c. Greenleaf
and Mrs. II. F. Benjamin.
Mixed Doubles-Mr. and Mrs. David
T. Dana. Mr.. and Mrs. william f. s.
Griswold, Mrs. Allen r. Fenno and
George + Turnure, Miss Shotter and
Marshall r. Kernoohan. Mrs. F. S. Blake
and partner, Miss Symphrosa Bristed and
II. r. Benjamin, Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Blake. MIR. and Mrs. william r.. o. Field,
Mrs. Henry Hollister Pease and Prince
Alfred Hohenlohe, Miss Grace Bristed
and Edward II. Delafeld.
Mems Doubles-William B. o. Field
and Edward II. Delafeld. Marshall Ker-
nochan and George +. Turnure, David 7.
Dana and Frank s. Blake. william f.
5 Griswold and George Il. Blake.
Women's Singles-Mrs, John G. Green
leaf, Mrs, Hamilton Fish Benjamin. Mrs
Arson Phelps Stokes. Miss Heloise
Meyer. Mrs. David T. Dana, Mrs. f.. j.
Coneill. Mrs. Samuel rockingham. Mrs
Henry II. Pease. Mrs. Allen B., Fenno
Mrs. william b. O. Field. Mrs. william,
r. :. Griswold. Miss Isabel Shooter. Miss
symphross Bristed and Miss Grace
Bristed.
Hotel Aspinwali is the meeting plac,
Of many touring parties. Some OF those
registered at the hotel are Mr.. and Mrs
F.. f. Jackson, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Harri'
son r Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W vii
der, Mrs. Dudley Franklin. Mrs. How
ard Lee Jones. Mr.. ard Mrs, Lewis Pier
son, the Misses Pierson, Mrs. Walter NJ
+, EldrIdge. Mr.. and Mrs. II. $ Terhune
Mr.. and Mrs. winchester Fitch. Mist
Alta Fitch and Miss Katherine Fitch o
, New York,
At he western end OF the Mohawl
Trail is the Greylock, at Williamstown
, Those registering there this week includ,
, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NJ. Starr, the Misse
Margaret, Beatrice and Emeline Starr
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Iaidlaw, MIR. anC
Mrs. i. VI. Best, Mrs W, NJ Coler. Mrs
benjamin Estes. Louis L. Delatield. Jr,
/ Robert Vose White and Mr.. and Mrs
|. Marshall of New York.
I In the Colonial Hotel. where gards,
flowers are a conspicuous decoration
: the Curtis family has served for thre'
generations a notable clientele. II
= guests for the autumn include Mrs
S James r. Jesup. Chandler Robbins. Mis-
! Elizabeth A. Osgool. Mrs, John J. Ste