New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

Water Sports Lead
i'm Lenox Gala Day
Miss Symphorosa Brised Directs Events at Mahkeenac
Boat Cub-Bnliant Dance at Lenox Club
Arriving Visitors Make Hotels Lively

dro. Anna r. Alexandra, Anita Della
field and Mrs. Frederick 5. Delahc.d
The men included David T. Dana. SAM
uel rockingham, Giraud Foster, v. b.
8. Griswold, Newbold Morris, Gordon
Bell. Prince Hohenlohe and DR.. Rufus
S. Cole.
Many dances were given this week
Mr. and Mrs. William Z. s. Grswold,
who entertained for their guests, Nor
Gan Grlswold and Matthew Grswoid,
8d Of Erie. Penn, had dinner party
before their dance, "a. which tables
were decorated with peonies and gar
den roses. Mr. and Mrs.. Charles As'or
Bristed's ball was 10 meet their niece,
Miss Flora Bewck, Of Atlanta, and
more than one hundred were invited
10 Lakeside. The dance a. the Lenox
Club tonight was for the weekend
house quests who arrived for the water
sports and who remain over the curtin.
At midnight a supper was served on
+La marches. Monday afternoon and
evening there will be dancing AZ the
clubhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos de
Heredia have been giving n series OF
afternoon dances with instruction az
Wheatleigh. the latest dances being
taught 20 the friends Of Mr. and Mrs.
de Heredia by their private instructor.
Mrs. de Heredia served tea az The gar
den tea house following the dancing
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel rockingham
gave a dinner this week az Overlee 20
net Ambassador and Nine. Constantin
r Dumba. Of the Austro- Hungarian
Embassy. Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster
gave A dinner at the LenOX Club, and
Nr and Mrs. David T. Dana gave a
dinner a. Brentwood Terrace Tuesday
night and afterward went with their
guests 20 a theatre.
In Stockbridge the principal society
event was the first OF series or spe-
cialized flower shows, which opened IN
the Casino on Thursday and attracted
the whole colony. The exhibition con-
sisted Of roses and delphiniUm, also
strawberries. A class for floral centre
pieces arranged for effect attracted
notice. The exhibitors included Mrs.
Joseph II Choate, Mrs. J. Woodward
Haven, Mrs. Carl A. de Gersdorf. Mrs.
Walter Prichard Eaton, Mrs. Charles
S. Mellen, Miss Edith Kohlsaat, Mrs.
Oscar Iasigi Miss Marion Hague and
Mrs. William Hall Walker The com
,nittee in charge Of the show was Miss
Emily Tuckerman, Miss Marion Hague,
Mrs. Thomas 6. Southworth and Mrs.
Walter Prichard Eaton.
Among the arrivals this week az the
Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge, were Mr.
and Mrs. J. Vaughan Bostwick and Mss
Margery y. Bostwick. of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. william c. Moore, Harold
c. Moore, Mrs Harris Francine, Mrs.
Clarence J. Lewis, Brigadler General
John B. Kerr, L. s. A. retired, and
Mrs. Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Abbey,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Dillingham; and
Mrs. Charles II. Knox, Of New York.
In Great Darlington the social life -
centred at the WyantenucH Country
Club, where the first event OF the sea-
son was held this week, a Ro.f ball
handicap for women, which was won
by Mrs. David Ives Mackie, the second
award going 70 Miss Florence Fuller.
The mems event was won by Benjamin
D. Tickner, W. Y. Swords winning me
second prize. Members of the Wyan-
tenuck Club who have presented tro-
phes for golfng events include Mrs.
I c. 3. Dana. Mrs. c. L. Wetherbee,
Miss Gladys Teft. Mrs. John Shepard,
A. II. Forbes. c. B. Fritz, J. r. Mead,
Miss G.. McEnery, W. 3. Nesbitt. Mrs.
John Dodge Peters. G. II. Richmond,
John Shepard and r. p. Stats.
At Pittsfeld the MaplewOod received
its annual New York and Brooklyn
guests who always arrive at this time
for the remainder of the season. These
arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Leeds. Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Hum
stone, Miss May Humstone. Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Clark, Mrs. Charles c.
Delmonico, John F. Edwards, K. O. Ed
wards, Mrs. Edward Barnes, Mrs.
Thomas Denny, Miss Denny, Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Hepburn.