New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-01

Southern Resorts DraW
Society Folk from
Summer HauntS

Lenox, Mass, Sept. 3o.-Mrs. Carlos
! NJ de Heredia's golf tea and putting
competitions brought together the
| leading cottagers on the Lenox golf
course for the first time this season.
Intermittent showers dampened the
| putting green, but the contestants, in
rain coats and with umbrellas, re-
NAMED until the last hole had been
played. The tea in the clubhouse was
an occasion of unusual brilliancy.
/ Mrs. de Heredia's prizes were very
beautiful. To Miss Ellen Billiard and
Mrs. William B. Osgood Field, who
won the women's contest, the awards
were hand-embroidered work bags, and
to the men, Giraud Foster and Dr..
John A. Hartwell, the prizes we're glass
pen racks, silver mounted. The boys
prizes, golf clubs and balls, went to
Osgood and Frederick Field, sons of
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Osgood
Field.
Mrs. David T. Dana, Mrs. Carl A. de
Gersdorff, the Misses Civilise and Anna
r. Alexandra, Miss Anita Delaield, Mrs.
Henry II. Pease, Miss Irene Turnure,
the Misses Josephine and Alma de Gers
dorff, Mrs. James Lawrence, Mrs.
Frederick S. Delafeld, Mrs. Newbold
Morris, Mrs. Lindsay Russell, Mrs.
Joseph S. Lowering, Mrs. Hamilton
Fish Benjamin, Mrs. William NJ. Bull
lit, Miss Gertrude Parsons, Mrs.
William L. Wood, Miss Edna S. Barger
and Mrs. William E. S. Griswold were
contestants for the prizes.
Miss Virginia Butler, who has been
travelling in the West, returned this
week to be guest of Miss Helen c.
Butler, in Stockbridge. Miss Butler
will occupy her country place in
Stockbridge for a part Of the winter.
Miss Emily Tuckerman, of the Stock
bridge colony, has been in New York
this week, but will return later to be
at the Old Place for the late season.
Miss Lillian Cram, went to town after
the season at Overhead, the Kohlsaat
country place.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Osgood
Field went to Canada this week for
four weeks of deer hunting. Up on
the Little Cascapedia River, north of
Quebec. in the very heart of the will
derness, they will have camp. Mrs.
Field. an excellent rife shot, will par
ticipate in all of the hunting trips. Mrs.
William Hazard Field and Miss Mary
P. Field, mother and sister of Mr..
Field, will be at Highlawn House,
Lenox, with the family Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Field in their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Slater, jr.,
after year in France, where Mr..
Slater drove a motor ambulance and
Mrs. Slater assisted in nursing the
wounded. have opened their new bunga-
low on Richmond Mountain. This house,
built of logs, the first of the kind to be
erected in Lenox, has been in construc-
ton since last season. 1t is within
sight Of the Slater villa, Home Farm,
where William A. Slater, ST., Of Wash
ington. is passing the season. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Halsey Malone came up from
Long Island this week TO assist Mr. ana
Mrs. Slater, jr., in opening their new
abode.
The Rev. and Mrs. Arson Phelps
Stokes returned to New Haven TINS
week. They were called from the
Berkshires by the reopening Of Yale
University, Of which Mr.. Stokes IS
secretary. Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt,
Mr.. Stokes's sister, was their guest be-
fore their departure. Mrs. Stokess
sister. Miss Annie Mitchell, after
long term in France as a nurse IS
bound for New York and will be the
quest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes in New
Haven.
Ex-senator and Mrs. W. Murray
Crane have been entertaining Miss
Mabel Thorpe Boardman, Mrs. Cranes
sister. in Dalton this week. Miss Board
man smoke on Red Cross work In that
place during her visit. She was
greatly pleased with the work OF the
Lenox Red Cross, under Miss Civillse
Alexandra. which had cleared $1,000
or the Berkshire base hospital supply
The motion picture "The Treasure Oh
the Inca" which was produced under
Miss Alexandre's direction, was shown
again at the Lenox Town Hall TINS
week.
Robert Reid, portrait painter and
mural decorator, has painted portraits
on burlap Of William B. Osgood Field
and his sons Osgood and Frederick
Vanderbilt Field. These portraits, with
others, including an impression oil
Whitney Warren, jr., have been on eX-
hibition in Lenox. =,
The Misses Sarah Cooper Hewitt and
Miss Eleanor G. Hewitt were guests
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wood
ward Haven.
Among the important affairs given
this week was a dinner by Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel rockingham in honor of Capt
Barclay, U. S. A. Mrs. Edwards Spencer
entertained at the Lenox Club for the
Rev william II. Vibbert, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cortland F. Bishop gave dinner
entertainment at The Naples. Other
dinners we're given by Mr.. and Mrs.
~ .t... Eli par innnin Mr. and Mrs.