New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-10
Members of LenO1' S
Younger Set in MOVIES
for Red Cross Benefit
at Sedgwick Hall.

LenoX for the entertainments of the
week A series of very attractive
dinners was arranged, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cortland r Bishop, Mrs. Edwards
Spencer, Mrs. Robert Winthrop, Mr..
and Mrs. Nswbold Morris and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick being the
leading entertainers.
Mr and Mrs Bishop had with them
Mr. and Mrs. s. Breck Trowbridge,
with Mrs. Spencer were Mr.. and Mrs.
Poultney Bigelow, Mrs. Winthrop en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs Beekman Win
throp and Frederic Winthrop and Nine.
Grouitche, of Serbia, was with Mr..
and Mrs. Sedgwick.
Luke c. Doyle, OF Worcester, was
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morris. He
gave an illustrated talk on the Ameri-
can Ambulance in France at the LenoX
Club Surdsy night. The collection re-
ceived was $1,000 and Miss Kate Cary
made subscription of $1,000 to the
fund. Mrs. Gordon Bell, Henry Cole
man Drayton and Miss Norrie were
also guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morris.
Mrs. Gouyerneur Kortright and her
guests. the Duchess de Chaulnes and
Miss Marguerite Shonts, of New York,
arrived early n the week and we're at
the Curtis Hotel.
Nr. and Mrs Charles Aston Bristed,
who entertained large house party.
including Miss Flora Bewick, Of At
lanta. gave lance Monday night. Mr..
and Ms. Samuel rockingham gave a
dance for samuel rockingham, jr, at
Overlec.
One Of the interesting affairs OF the
week was the taking of the film Of
two-reel motion picture. Treasures of
the lncas." which IS 10 he shown ~ the
Red Gross entertainment a. Sedgv cs
Hall next Friday and Saturdar There
will be q pantomine and dances besides
The motion pictures. The Misses Irene
Turnurc and Grace Bristed arc the
leading women IN the movie and Jack
Robinson and George Livermore play
opposite. Mrs. Gorham Brooks. George
j.. Turnurc, jr, Miss Anna R. Alex
andre. John +. Parsons, Sd, " Roscoe
8onsal. ir.. and others are also regis
tered in the film.
Miss Emily Winthrop, daughter OF
Grenville L. Winthrop, has a sketch
and a plaster cast on view at the Stock
bridge art show in the Casino. Thomas
Shields Clarke. mis- son, Charles John
Clarke: Mrs. Richard G. DiXey. Mrs.
Banyer Clarkson. Frederic Crownin-
shield. Daniel Chester French, Miss
Margaret French, Miss Marie o. hobbe
and Miss Lydia Field Emmett are ex-
ribitors. There are l45 paintings and
pieces Of sculpture exhibited. Many
# the foremost artists Of the country
have sent examples Of their skill. The
show will remain open until Septem-
Der II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ludlow Fowler,
IT,. of New York, bought this week
the Horton estate in Stockbrdge, and
will build a cottage on the property
which is on the Cherry Hill Road. Mr..
and Mrs. Fowler are guests Of Miss
Lillian Cram.
Miss Helen Rice, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin r. Rice. Of New York and
Stockbrdge. won the woman's tennis
championship this week by defeating
Mrs. A. II. Chaplin. Of Sprin gfeld, in
the finals. Miss Rice is but fourteen,
and has been playing for several years
in the Berkshire tournaments. She
also plays golf and basketball. Mrs.
ice and Miss Rice also won the WON
ems tennis doubles at Stockbridge.
.irs. William A Gavin, Of London.
.recdIau1hter Of the Earl Of Harrow
joy. VINO is passing the season at the
Hotel Aspinwau, celebrated her hrs'
b .r.hGa~ anniversary in America By
Iu- -heon at the Long Cabin, in Grea
harrington. Among Mrs. Gavin y
ouests we're Mr.. Paul Crayath, Miss
Vera A. n. Crarath. Mrs. Lindsey Rus
sell and Mrs. Arthur Whitney. M.
and Mrs. Gavin viii buy country
place on Long Island and make their
home in this country.
Miss Alice Nicol. daughter Of D
and Mrs Matthias Nicoll, Of New York.
won the blind DOGGY tournament TO-
women a, the Stockbridge course Mon
dav. Mrs Phillips Blagden offered the
trophy.
Machlin Il. Davis, of Havana, won
the Labor Day tournament at the
Stockbridge course c. Allen Bowies'
OF Springfield, was the wsner Of the
cup offered by Frank c. Pinkhsm, OF
Brooklyn, for the best score on the
miniature links at Heaton Hall.
One Of the handsomest out-of-door
entertainments Of the season was the
annual fair for the benefit Of 81.
Paups Episcopal Church at stock
bridge Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
William Gilman Thompson was in
charge Of the fair She was assisted
by Mrs. Carl A. de Gersdorf. Mrs.
Henry McBurney, Mrs. stephen d.
Field and Miss Virginia Field.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander SedgwicA
will give a reception at the Mansion
on the 18th. % introduce