The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
LATE LENOX SEASON
TO Be ITS GAYEST
Benefit Dances on Programme
Along With Scores Of
Other Events.
ARRIVALS LIST GROWS

LESox. Mass. Aug. 2i.-As August
lengthens. the programme Of the late
Lenox season begins to Shape Itself. ana
on the hori7 ~ there appear some Won
d~erfully attractive events. whioh VIII
begin early in September ard continue
throughout this gay month.
OF all these affairs. the ranking event
will be a fancy dress bali which Mr. and
Mrs. Carlos NJ. de Heredia will give IN
mid September AT wheattetgh. Mr.. and
Mrs. de Heredia have been the patrons
Of an afternoon dancing class which has
met at their home and this party VIII
aid in carrying out the scheme of the
ball. for there will he dancing competi-
ton and several other features. and
prizes for fancy dress costumes.
September also will see benent
dances for charities, the LenoN 'luhs
series OF Saturday right dances AZ us
clubhouse and the Friday evening dances
for hotel guests and cottsgers. arranged
by Mr.. and Mrs. Payson Hatch OF New
York. at the Hotel Aspinwan.
At the casino in Stockbridge, the sat
urday evening dances. under the aus
/ pices Of a committee, OF which Mrs carr
A. de Gersdorff is the chairman, Will
he continued and besides these. there
ut,, he dances in private homes, In
~ar,is,s' studios. and at the unit clubs'
To take part in these affairs Will come q
hos, OF we'll known people who are now
al Newport. Bar Harhor and other
places. ~
MANY visitors arrived this week
among them being Mrs. willard straight
who had been touring IN tanida WIN
Mrs. George II. Bend and Mss seatrlce
Bond who arrived on Monday from Mon
treal. Mrs. Straight was a guest ot Mrs
Arthur W. Swami In S~tockbridge. and
Mrs. Bend Of Mrs. William u. sloane
while Miss BEND visited with her sister
Mrs. Cortiandt +. Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. L. shaw Safe, touring
from Newport to Manchester, Vt, wer'
at the Hotel Aspinwall for the week enh
| Mrs. Frederick Nelson and her dangn-
ter. Mrs. Hollis H~unnewell, came down
from the White Mountains. en- route I"
| Newport, and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman dc
| X. Whitehouse We're over SUNDAY Ru'S'S
of Herbert Parsons. George Pollock was
with Mr.. and Mrs. william Pollock in
PlainNeld and Mr.. n Mrs. ]. Sergeant
cram wer with Mr.. ana Mrs. j. Nopd-
ward Haven in Stockhridge.
other Lenox arrivals were Miss An
gelica Gerry. Mrs. Martin Wilkes Butts.
Mrs. T.. Kirke Patterson, at the Hotel
Aspinwall Mrs. f. II. krech. 70 visit
with Mrs. Alfred @. Vanderbilt the Rev
A Duane Pell and Mrs. Pell of Tuxedo
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. kingsland and
Mrs. Walter p. Anderson. TO visit with
Newbold Morris Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
W. Fowler, Jr.. guests OF Miss Charlotte
l.. Cram and William Averell Hartman
TO visit at the home Of his 1ancee' MISS
Kittie Lanier Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos NJ. de Heredia
will entertain the Lenox Garden Club AT
wheatleigh on Monday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 10. This will he the September
meeting OF this organize ton and prob
ably the last of the season. Mrs. oscar
Iasigi entertained the council or the clut
this week and Mrs. Norman III. Davis
was elected a member of the club. Prep
arations are already being made for the
entertainment In LenoX Of the nationa.
convention of garden clubs next June.
The Junior Tennis Association posted
It's list OF ranking members at tennis
for 1915. n Miss Grace Bristed
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astoi
Bristed, Is the best woman tennis player
in the association. Arthur VI, Walker
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Wake
Of Chicago, has the premier position fol
Young men. The list as posted Is
Young women, Grace Bristed, Alma d'
Gersdorff. Josephine de Gersdorn, Heller
Rice. Symphrosa Bristed, Kate 5 Haven
Helen rockingham. Alice Goddard
Irene Turnure, Celestlne toundTu, Hnll'
pelsneld, Beatrice Sorchan, Christin'
Sedywick. Civilise Alexandra MARI
shooter and Anna r. Alexandra. foun
men-Arthur NJ. Walker. Sheldon v
smith, John l., Rochester, Theodor
Evans. Writ d, Walker. Ellery SedS
wick. Machlln Davis, John 7. Sedgwick
, Ross T. Whistler, l.. Il. Stoddart, Jr
George Perkins Sd, George f.. Turnur'
.Jr., Norman r. Davis, Caspar de Gers
dorfr. +. Stoddart. Samuel Froth'nghan
, Jr., Donald rockingham, Yates Saterle'
william u. q. Field. Jr,, Frederick Van
derbilt Field. Churchill Saterlee, Law
renee Turnure. A, Newhold Morris. 4
: Klbourne, Giraud Foster, Jr., w, Rosco
Ronsal. Jr.. George L. X. Morris an
{ Harris Fahnestock,
, Chauncey VI. Depew Ii a frequen
= visitor at the Lenox Library, and thl
week he presented eight volumes of hi
a orations and addresses to the librar
/. association, each book bearing his auto
graph. Miss Anna Blake Shaw Ina
given . cot Of Parkman's works, an