The sun., 1918-08-11
Gov. andMrs. Whit
man Entertained
by Gen. and Mrs.
Sheriff. friends
Greet MIR. Depew
War FundsAided
by Cottagers
LESox, Mass, Aug, 10.
and MRS. CHARLES II.

r SHERRlLL OF New 1ork gave
- the foremost entertainment of
the season st'Cold Brook last Saturday
night. 1t was a formal dinner in honor
OF their guests. Gov. and Mrs. Whit
man. who motored over from Albany
cey NJ. Depew, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Roscoe
Bonsal Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster,
Mrs. Edwards Spencer. Miss Emily
Winthrop. Granville l.. winthrop and
the Rev. Latta Griswold were among
the guests. On Sunday morning Gov.
Whitman and Gen. Sheriff. went for a
long tramp about the hills, and after
luncheon Gov. and Mrs. Whitman re-
turned TO Albany.
Miss Malvina C. Hoffman of New
York has entered her bronze figure "A
Modern Crusader Of Serbia" to be ex-
hibited at the annual art exhibition In
the Casino in Stockbridgc. which opens
August 30. The entries closed Friday
and the list OF exhibitors indicates that
the tenth annual exhibition will be on
par with its predecessors. An inter
esting group will be the work of the
sculptors, Daniel Chester French
Henry A. Lukeman, Miss Emily Win
throp and others OF the Berkshire
studios.
Thomas Shields Clarke, Walter Net
Teton, Gardner Symons. Robert II.
Nesbit, J. Alden Weir Chauncey r.
Ryder. John c. Johansen. Mrs. johann
sen, Clark G. Voorhees,, Miss Lydia
Field Emmett, Miss Marie Q. Kobbe,
Bart Blommers, Robert Hamilton and
others who are at home in the atmos-
phere of the hills will be exhibitors.
Miss Martha Baxter. William Scott
Pyle and other portraitists will form
another section in the exhibition. The
jury, which will meet during the next
two weeks to pass upon the works sub
mitted, is composed of Walter Nettle-
ton, John c. Johansen, Clark G. Voor-
hees, Miss Kobbe, Miss Emmett. Daniel
Chester French and II. A. Lukeman.
Mr.. Lukeman has just arrived in
Stockbridge to undertake the work.
Nine. Gertrude Aud of New York
gave recital Friday afternoon at a
clubhouse at Queechy Lake, y. Y,
playing an interesting programme be-
fore a large gathering. The proceeds
were donated to the Red Cross.
At Mrs. Fred G.. Cranes entertain
ment a. Model Farm in Dalton Tues
day afternoon the fund was for the
McAll Mission in Paris. Mrs William
Parke of New York read Shaws play
CANDIDA" and Mrs. Crane entertained
the company in her Japanese garden.
Chauncey NJ. Depew welcomed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Denew
who arrived last week at the Hctel
Aspinwall. arb receiving the usual at
tentions bestowed upon them by the
Lenox cottagers. Mr.. Depew has been
visiting his acquaintances in LenoS
and Pittsfiefd. He has presented the
Lenox and Pittsfeld libraries with
sets of his speeches and is taking a
lively interest in various war works
He will speak in Pittsfeld during the
month.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs George Will
lam Douglas of Tuxedo went 20 Mat
tapoisett on the Massachusetts shore
this week after their regular stay a,
the Hotel Aspinwall
The Rev. DR.. De Witt Sherman OF
Buffalo arrived the first of the week
TO visit with the Rev. DR.. and Mrs
George Grenville Merrill. Bishop
Lloyd of the Episcopal Board OF Mis-.
sions will speak this week in St. Paul's
Church on a recent trip to Liberia
Africa.
Miss Sara L. Kean of Elizabeth
NJ hos han,, no
wall this week.
Much sympathy was expressed Will
Mrs. George Z. Turnure of New York
because OF the accident TO her son
Lawrence Turnure. who was hur
Tuesday Afternoon in an accident wher
Giraud Foster, Jr.'s automobile over.
turned. Miss Margaret Davis, dauph,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman ]. Davis
of Havana: Miss Lee Higginson
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George Hig.
ginson Of Chicago. and John O'Don.
nell. son of Mrs. Margaret O'Donnel
of Washington, who We're with younl
Foster, were unhurt. Young Turnure
who is 16. will he we'll enough to bt
taken to his mothers home next week
He has a fractured ankle and severe
bruises. The accident was especially
distressing to Mrs. Turnure because
of the illness of her daughter. Mrs
Allen b. Fenno, and the ABSENCE o.
Major Turnure and Lieut.. George r,
Turnure. Jr., who are in France.
Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick was host
ess for Major George Haven Putnam
Of New York for the last weekend
when Major Putnam went to Stock
bridge especially to speak on the an
niversary of England's entry into tn
war. He gave lecture in the tow