The sun., 1919-10-26
~ JEWELLERS HEED MOUNTAIN RESORTS INSISTENT Gall
Mountain Climb.
ing in Automo,
biles Is Becom.
ing Popular in
the Berkshires

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lNl biles has become a favorts
Berkshire sport. Many New
York parties have come to Lenox :,
tour the mountain passes. All ara
bent on viewing the scenery from
Jacobs Ladder and Mohawk Tran
Nightly arrivals fill the hotels. IN.
hostelries will be Kept open until mid.
November to care for the tourists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Maclay OF Nv
York have come to the Curtis Hota,
to visit Mrs. Robert Maclay, who /,
passing the late season here. Other,
who have arrived there include Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin b. Jourdan, John
J Crennan and Kenneth w. Blanchard
of Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Mosle, Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Lee. n
G. Appenzellar, f. H. Coddlng. Mrs
William A. Hazard, Mrs. Curtis Ash.
ley, Mrs. Robert Rhodes Mr.. and Mrs
Roys l.. Cross of Manhattan: Mrs
Samuel c. Reed. of Pittsburg, with
Mrs. George Nick. Reed and Misses
e. B. Reed and NJ. Mex. Reed Mrs
hui dCc AslOl lSoll VI NlIS. JOln
H. Patterson and Mrs. w. L. L. Peltz
Of Albany.
Tourists stopping at the Red Lion
Inn, Stockbridge, included Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry r. Wolcott Of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Gordon, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry A. Wilmerding, ]. H. Cor.
don, Jr., Of Flushing, L. l.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Livingston Moon, of Summit y.
j.; Mrs. william H. Draper of Fish.
kill, n. Y; Mrs. Finley Lloyd and
Miss Elizabeth II. Lloyd, Of PlttsburC;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Thurston,
Mrs. William A. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs
benjamin. +. Edgar, Mr.. and Mrs
George l.. Storm, George L. Storm, j.
of New York; Mrs. Samuel L. Fuller
of White Plains; Mr.. and Mrs. W
Chester Stokes of Morristown, n j.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Ward, Jr, Of Phia-
delphia; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Holbrook
OF Tarrytown, and Mrs. w. w. Alvord
OF South Orange, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings,
Meredith Rowland George B. Post,
Gordon Gordon, Henry A. Wilmerding,
Cleveland Bigelow, Capt. harrington.
White of London, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Willis of Flushing, L. l., Leighton
II. Coleman of New York, r. Cameron
Rogers of Santa Barbara, Cal, have
been ardent golfers during the week.
Arriving to visit the cottagars this
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whit
ney Munroe of Tuxedo who were with
Miss Adele o. Kneeland B7njamn
Welles of New York to visit Mrs
Benjamin C. Porter; Mrs. George Il
Bend to stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Cort-
landt +. Bishop; Mr. and MIR clarke
G. Voorhees, to stop with Mrs. George
w. Folsom. ...
visitors IN the Berkshires.
Mrs. Cadwalader Jones Of New York
was a guest of Mrs, Frederick W.
Whitridge in Stockbridge until the
mid week. Mrs. John /. RES 4
New York came up to PAYS a fortnight
with Mrs. George II. Tilden in Pitts
, field Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland B.G'low
of Boston have Joined Mrs. Folsom at
Sunnyridge.
At the Lenox Club are Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton Fish Benjamin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph S. Lowering, James B
Lowell of New York, and Mr., ard
Mrs. Donald NJ. Ryerson Of Lake For
est, Ill.
A group OF women met nj Red Lon
Inn this week for the annual fail corr
| ference of the Massachusetts ch.pri
Daughters of the American Eeyo
ton. They included Mrs '"o1i
| Thatcher Guernsey. presid'n'-g''
eral; Miss Emma L. CrowcM r. '
| ing Secretary General; Mrs. Hp,'r
Johnston, Treasurer General and -
following State regents: Mrs FRI
d. Ellison of Massachusetts, MS
| George Maynard Minor Of Connects
cut, Miss Stella Broadhcad Of Nv
York. Mrs. Albert L. Calder Of k1''
! Island, Mrs. Charles Abbott NJ y"
Hampshire; Mrs. Charles Z Lons"t'
Vice President General; Mrs. Franz
II. Hall, Vice President General an
many vice regents and officers non
the East. Receptions for the ofhc''
and delegates We're held Tuesday an
Wednesday evenings.
| Alexander Sedgwick Uas o'e't
President OF the Laurel Hill Assoc.
ton of Stockbridge this week I.'
other officers chosen were: Edward j,
Owen, Richard r. Bowker. Henry W.
Farnum and William II, Clark N'C'
Presidents. Mrs. Alexander Sedgw!C"'
Mrs. George Grenv!he Merrill MISS
Mary Woyman. Miss Mabel Choa'N
Mrs William II. Carpenter, Mss I'm
lily Tuckerman, the Rev George "
Merrill, Henry McBurney, patIs'
Chester French and Bernard Hoia'a"
were elected to various committees,
Mrs. John lines Kane Of New YORK
arrived on "Wednesday TO pass three
weeks among her friends IN ''0
colony. -,.A
The governors of the lenoN O'l'
will give a Halloween party AT -1
clubhouse next Friday night IL wa
be the last large assembly there '''
| season.