The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-18

of New York at Shadow Brook Farm
during a conference with the Rev.
Mr.. Stokes on army war work abroad.
Mrs. Oscar Iasigi left Stockbridge
this week for Duxbury, Cape Cod. to
visit with Mrs. Arthur L. Grannis.
The Rev. Theodore Sedswick Of New
York and family and Miss Barbara
Fiske Of Boston have been guests Of
Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick in Stock
bridge.
gave a luncheon at the rectory In
Stockbridge this week for Chauncey
NJ. Depew. Tho Misses Goodman en-
tertained at luncheon at Yokun cot
tage for Mr. and Mrs. Depew. Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew, Jr.. of New York came
up last Saturday to pass the week
cpd with Mr.. and Mrs. Depew.
Mrs. Walter A. Pease Of New York
arrived early this week to visit with
Mr., and Mrs. Henry HOLSTER Pease
at the Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Post after
a stay Of several weeks at the Curtis
Hotel went to Smithtown. L. /.
Mrs. George H. Morgan with Mrs.
Edward Learned and Mtss Maude
Learned has left Pittsfeld for a motor
trip along the north shore.
Thomas White of New York arrived
at the Hotel Aspinwall' to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. White, who are
there for the summer. .s.
Aid for Little Cripples.
At the opening Of the Upway Fields
School for Crippled Children in Pitts
field on Wednesday afternoon Mrs
Frederick s. Coolidge, who gave her
villa and thirty acres Of land for the
school and endowed It with a gift OF
100000; Mrs. w. Murray Crane. DR.
William r. McAusland and DR.. Henry
Colt received the guests. The COM
mittee. Bishop Thomas F. Davies. Dr.
William Norton Billiard and William
D. Wyman. issued $500 invitations.
Besides Mrs. Coolidge's endowment
Mrs. w. Murray Crane has given $10.-
600, Mrs. William H. Bradford 81 900
George Baty Blake $500 and Mrs
George Baty Blake 5000 for the school
Mrs. Crane is paying the entire cost
Of the conduct Of the school this sea-
son. DR.. Billiard. Miss Katherine E.
Billiard, John II. c. Church, Con-
gresham Allen T. Treadway. Miss
Helen Jarvis. Mrs. Charles H. Wilson
Mrs. Zenas Crane and Arthur n
Cooley are supporting pupils at the
school.
At the opening bronze tablets were
unveiled to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A
Sprague. the parents of Mrs. Coolidge
and to DR.. Frederick 8. Coolidge, Mrs
Coolidges late husband, who was the
founder OF the school. The school IL
the only one OF the kind in the coun.
try except the Wagner School in Phil.
adelphia.
Miss Gertrude Watson made a greai
success Of trip for the benefit OF
the Red Cross and French and Italian
war relief funds in a tour OF resorts
with the Onota string quartet. She
gave six concerts and cleared $3.50
Miss Watson paid all the expenses Of
the tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Blasden have
Miss Katherine Stearns OF Chicago
and Mrs. r. p. McClanehan Of Poin
Deposit, Nd. as their guests in Stock.
bridge.
Mrs. Miguel r. Martinez Of New
York, who is spending the summer
at the Maplewood in Pittsfleld. gavt
luncheon there this week for Mrs
Elisha p. Whitehead OF Chicago, wht
is passing the summer In Richmond
with her daughter. Mrs. W. Rock
wood Gibbs. Besides Mrs. Whitehead
and Mrs. Gibbs there were presen
Mrs. Walter G. Humstone. Mrs. Henri,
A. Francis. Mrs. James w. Hull, Mrs
Donald MCPHERSON. Mrs. Thoma.
F1ournoy. Mrs. John T. Power. Mis-,
Harriet Plunkett. Miss Anna l.. Dawes
and Miss Anna B. Clapp.
War Wedding in Lee.
A wedding OF interest among the
cottagers in Lee was that OF Lieut.
Edward w. Y. Dunn Of New York ant
Miss Alice Walcott Barstow. younges'
daughter OF the Rev. and Mrs. JohI
BarBtow Of Norfolk. Conn. The cere,
mony took place on Tuesday after,
noon in the parsonage Of the Norfolk
CONGREGATIONAL Church.
The bride was unattended. He,
flower girls were Miss Teresa Buck
her niece, and Miss Barbara Dunn
a niece Of the bridegroom. Lieut..
Col. George F. Perkins Of Jersey Cit,
was best man. The ceremony wa.
performed by the brides father, who
was assisted by her brother, Chaplain
Robbins Barstow. Lieut. and Mrs
Dunn went to Louisville, KY, where
he is now stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stuart McLen.