The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08
CARNEGIE SENDS FOR GUIDE.
VIII Make an Attack on Deep
Sea Fish at Bar HarbOr.

Sea Fish at Bar HarbOr.
Special Despafch 10 The Sun.
LENox, Mass. Aug. ANDREW Car
negie, who is in Bar Harbor, has sent
for his fishing guide, Mark Bourne OF
Lenox, to join him in Bar Harbor on
August Is. Mr.. Carnegie will try deep
sea fishing and wants the services OF
Bourne, who has fshed with him on
Lake Mahkeenac for two seasons.
Mrs George Grenville Merrill has in
vtted the Leo Chapter Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution to meet
with her in Stcckbridge August 16, wnen
Mrs Merrill will entertain Mrs. Mary
S. Lockwood OF Washington. one Of
the founders Of the National Society.
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
and Miss Grace NJ. Pierce Of Washing
ton, register-general of the society.
Luncheon for the chapter members and
Mrs. Merrills guests will be served at
Red Lion Inn.
John s. Spoor and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornhill Broome of Chicago donated
the prizes for a caddie tournament at
the Country Club Of Pittsneld this after
noon.
Charles Lanier entertained at dinner
to-night at Allen Winden for Mr.. and
Mrs Chauncey NJ. Depew.
The Rev. Latta Griswold of Trinity
Church has gone to New York
Miss Kate Buckingham is entertain
ing Miss f. n Vaughn and Miss Feath-
ell stone of Chicago at Bald Head.
Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage and Mrs.
stephen B. Elkins Of Washington are
registered at the Maplewood, Pittsneld.
Mrs. Miguel r. Martinez was hostess
for q dozen guests at luncheon at the
Maplewood In Pittsneld this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Donald. Mrs.
F. J. Hawkins. Mrs. J. r. Harriott, Mrs.
g. F. Renshaw, Mrs. Hagemayer. trav-
cling with the Misses Strongfellow.
A. Stewart Brown Of New Brighton.
Staten Island; Mrs. F. M. Campbell OF
Hewlett, L. l.: Mr.. and Mrs w. w.
Porter Of Philadelphia, arrived at the
Maplewood. Bittsheld.
Mrs. A. B. Sanford, Miss Ethel NJ. ].
Smith, Mrs. A. w. Burchard. Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Baird, Stewart Baird.
Miss Grace Ellis and William C. Baird,
Jr., OF New York arrived at the Hotel
Aspinwall.
Miss Ruth Rice Of New York Is stop
ping with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T. Rice
in Stockbridge.
JOIN Stuart McLennan Of Montreal
who lately returned to birmingham from
England. where he had been the repre-
sentative OF the Canadian Government In
q conference OF the Allies on disabled SOL
diers. and had been passing n fortnight
at Ash!ntully Farm. Mrs McLennans
country estate. received a cablegram
this afternoon notifying him Of the
Death OF his brother. Lieut.. Col Bartlett
McLennan OF Montreal. commander OF
ttAti 49,
dian BLACK Watch. Lleut.-Col McLen-
mans death occurred in the advance to
the Vesle this week. He was SO years
Of age and a graduate OF the Kingston,
Canada. Military Academy. He volun-
teered at the beginning of the war. His
death makes Ave relatives Of Mr. Nc.
Lehman killed in action In France. His
son. Hugh McLennan. felt about a year
ago Mr., and Mrs. McLennan started
for Montreal shortly after receiving the
cabiegram.
to HOLLYWOOD tomorrow from Washing
ton, where she has been looking al
houses for lease for a winter home.
Miss Matilda c. Hoffman of New
York. a sculptor has sent her bronze
figure "a Modern Crusader OF Serbia
20 Stockbridge for exhibition in the art
| exhibition In the Casino.
Mrs, Arthur Meeker and Mrs. David
Cook Of Chicago, who have been guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Walker In
Stockbridse. have gone to York Beach,
Me. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker are enter
tanning Miss Susan Stephenson OF Lake
Forest. Ill.
Writ d. Walker. the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker. has crossed to France as
member OF hospital unit. Lieut.
Arthur NJ. Walker Is among the mer
on the fighting front in France.