The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-11
MISS LAWRANCE TO
WE'D IN SEPTEMBER
LenOy Promises to BE GAY
When w. A. Hartman
Takes Bride.
LIVELY WEEK AT RESORT

GESox. Mass. July 10.-The wedding
of Miss Kittie Lanier Lawrance to Will
lam Averell Hartman will take place In
Trinity Episcopal Church In September.
The reception will be held at Allen Win
den, the country seat OF Charles Lanier.
Miss L~awrance's grandfather. The Rev.
william Lawrence Wood. who has just
been called TO Trinity Episcopal Church.
viii perform the ceremony. It Will be
the most notable wedding that Lenox
has seen celebrated since Miss Adele
Sloane. the oldest daughter OF Mrs. Will
am Douglas sloane. was married 10
James Abercrombie Burden twenty years
ago.
Miss Lawrance has grown up in the
family of her grandfather and he has
always been devoted To her. In the cele-
oratlon of the wedding there will be n
series Of ~ante-nuptial entertainments
leading up 10 the wedding and reception.
Mr., Lanier will give %luncheors and din
ners, and Mrs. George Evans Turnure,
an aunt of Miss Lawrance, will also give
several entertainments.
The wedding Will come at a time when
So sttSbn Is IN Iull vogue and
every country place is filled. Reserva-
lions FOR rooms will be made at hotels 10
accon.modate all who desire TO he In
l'enoN for the wedding. There will be a
beautiful setting for the reception on the
grounds at Allen Winden, where Mr..
Lhh!er IN 1887 built his country seat.
me lawn ooks out upon the Lenox lakes.
WIN hne long distant vistas into Lee
ana the distant hills. Some of the most
graceful and highly colored bronze
oeeches in the colony were set out by
Mr. Lhnler on his grounds. The prop
e.ty was acquired by his father of Judge
Ierpoht. one time Minister TO Eng
ia'si' and when Nh Lanier built his
pace II crowned the hill, whence the
name Allen Winden, ito all the Winds"
was given as the most appropriate name.
MISS Lawrance has been interested in
INC work In the Trinity Sunday school
ana mas been one OF the volunteer sing
rs OF the vested choir Of the church In
me h'ldseason. when the regular choir
was on its vacation. She is cha ritable
and has frequently made gifts of flowers
a.n FUNDS TO the hospitals. She Is fond
.irdlng, and last year Mr.. Lanier bought
mr his granddaughter the Kentucky
NwsH'er winch inquired in her accident In
New York in April.
wa vi IN IN
u his week than that the Rev.
"I"an Lawrence Wood OF New York,
TM' three months & married Miss
laura cass Garfield. had been called
a. rector OF Trinity Church, to have
,pnporary charge OF the parish. He will
s.'''"d the Rev. Arthur J. Gammack.
VINO mas been appointed In charge OF a
,,urrl in Fltchburg, Mass. The Rev.
C VIZ WOOD is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
CNaInlcrS Wood. He WAS graduated at
'''N'nhia University, class 1908, and is
member Of Delta Phi fraternity. Tie
sun 'd theology in New York and later
Ven abroad and continued his studiea
! oxford University, from which he
ms Just received a degree of bachelor
~ divinity.
u,''u'e ms marriage the Rev. and Mrs.
"''l have lived near London, where he
"'> ."'l assisting the Bishop OF London
vi siphary work IN troop camps about
london. 7 Rev and Mrs. Wood sailed
.''' $50 K for New York and will be en-
''''i .u l.enoX shortly.
"a. qua Foster was elected president OF
-, '''.oN club at the annual meeting
,"s week, the first meeting within the
I'D" "i the new clubhouse, which was
'1RH' last year from the estate OF the
'e br, REGARD G. Greenieaf. The
s''N 'Iuh now has over 200 acres and
u1'iful villa. which has been
'''I''I for club uses, At the annual
,''''r 'hc tables for the luncheon were
u''", '"d with the finest flowers OF
'' roster gardens. Mr. Foster Ia the
S,g''N president Of the club,
mo- was also held the annual meet
..s o. ID" MahkeCnac Boating Club. an
""-'l ''ganizatlon, al which David Ly-
uS long connected with the club, was
."''" ms president. After tho meet
'.s" and elections the annual Fourth OF
.,F f".t sweepstakes were played.
i'm u fcnno won the event from Il
'arse ao'd.
me ~ the institutions OF Lenox which
a. '" highest interest OF the cot
ase's IS the IenoX library. II Is
"''nln me walls of the old Berkshire