The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
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c~onservatories produce some OF the best
blooms that are shown in the Lenos
flower shows. The Rev. william Law.
renee Wood will perform the ceremony
and the vested choir. OF which Miss Law.
rance has bee a member IN several mid.
summer vacations, will sing.
August Ia the time OF the year when
the Lenox colony In widely scattered.
and the month is marked by many small
social functions. the TENN tournaments,
the conclusions OF the water sports and
the beginning OF the large golf tourna-
ments, events which bring Lenox we'll
know golfing exponents. Travelling
to Bar Harbor this week have been Miss
Heloise Meyer. Miss Mary Parsons ia
the White Mountains. the Austrian Am
bassador and Nine. Dumba, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Speyer to Newport. Miss
Adele kneeland and Mrs. William Pol
lock to Watch Hill. Mrs. Drexel Dahl
gren and the Misses Dahlgren to North
east Harbor. Mrs. Joseph c.. Hendrix
ID Cape Cod. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hol-
lister Pease, INK 10 Saratoga, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Graves. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Bourke Cochran and their guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Shane Leslie OF London, mo-
tored over the Ideal tour. and Sussex ID.
Davis went on b Manchester. Vt.
The Berkshire squad departed Mon
day for the Piattsburg. ". Y, training
camp. In the party were Ross W!nans
whistler. Francis W. Rockwell. Jr.,
Julian Goodman. George r. Carter.
Charles Aston Bristed. Samuel Froth-
ingham. George Baty Blake. Frank
Stanton Blake, William Marshall Bull
HIT. brairRrd Meers and f. J. Shepard.
During the month these citizen soldiers
are In camp they will be visited by
parties from Ienox. wis will
make a trip TO Lake Champaign for the
purpose OF seeing how clubmen may be
made into army others under Gen.
Wood.
Cooler weather has given zest to out
OF door sports and there has been n re-
vtyal OF driving, riding and walking,
and tandems and o in hands ma We
~reappes,red on the LenoX roadways. Mrs.
dwarf Spencer has a new four in hand
trap 10 which she drives a team OF
four bays. Miss Kate Cary, Harris
Fahnestock. Mrs. William d. C. Field,
Mrs. Charles l.. Dana, Mrs. NJ. Dwight
Collier are driving pairs end roadsters.
Tramping over the mountains have been
many tourists, vacationists and hotel
guests. who were lured to the heights
for n outlook the resort WIN
In n party wore Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Gay, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.. Macy.
Miss Edith Burtis. Wis Charlotte
Mercy. Miss Amy Miller. Miss Helen
Van Voorhis. Miss Florcnoe Fuller,
Morton McCutoheon. Sydney q. Piers,
Horace Calder and Charles +. Smith.
q large dinner entertainments the
most notable were those given IN honor
Of DR.. n Mrs. william Holland Will
mer OF Washington. who have been the
guests OF Thatcher NJ. Adams. Mr..
Adams IND Mr.. and Mrs j. Woodward
Haven entertained dinner parties in
their honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Crowninshield were hosts u lunoheons
and dinners, which they gave for the
entertainment OF Col. and Mrs, ]. Reyn-
Odds Lands OF Washington.
Mrs. Henry McBurney's corps of IAN
dage makers. who worked for n month
making surgical appliances for the
French emergency hospitals. gave an
exhibition Of their work at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander SedgwtcN
Monday afternoon. Several thousand
handeges were shipped TO France, and
II In expected that these Stockbrldge
workers will raise n fund sufficient to
buy a motor ambulance to convey the
work 10 the emergency hospitals along
the war border Of the French army.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Speyer arrived
at Hotel Aspinw-all his week for a short
stay. Mrs. Speyrer's visit recalled her
gift of n horse overshoe made In Pitts
field to the truck divers Of New Yorl,
In the winters of 1913 and 1914. Also
arriving at Hotel A~spinwall were Mr..
and Mrs. Crawford II. Wells, Mrs
Charles r. Peck, Mrs, r, C, Peck. Mrs
Albert Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira T.
Hin. Mrs. Leroy Gor,on OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edwards OF Phil
ade,phia. Mr.. and Mrs. Edsom Brad
lay OF Newport, II. p. Haines. Mrs. Il.
b Haines. George u. Caldwell OF
New York and W. J. lambert of Wash
ington.
Among the seasons guests at Hotel
Aspinwall are Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey
NJ, Depew. Baroness Andre. Judge and
Mrs, William Brinkerhor. Judge and
Mrs. Edward ]. Gavegan. Mrs. j. A.
Bostwick, James H.. Stebbins, Nine
Stebb!ns-Vollios Colonel and Mrs
Henry s. Kearney, Miss Dorothy Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Phoenix, Mr., and
Mrs. II. Rawitser. Miss Teresa u witser,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis u. IIoyt, Miss
Hope Palmer, judge Isaac +. Richie,
William McMasters Mills. Miss ], II
Ilarbeck, John W. Frothingham. Miss
T.. w. rockingham and Prof, and Mrs.
J, T.. Zannstti.
Judge Ernest Hall Of New York is
passing n part OF he summer at Hotel
Aspinwall. Judge Hall and his daugh-
ter. Mrs, Hampton Anderson. were tn,
wall when the house opened In 1901. and
Judge Hall has since m ssed "a .,ar, ~