The sun., 1919-07-06

Entertaining in Berkshires Gets I'm
petus From Large Celebration Of
the Fourth on Lake Mahkee-
nae David T. Dana
Heads Lenox Club

ton among students from New York,
New Jersey and Maryland. Miss
Bishop, who is II years old, speaks
five languages. ...
Mrs WILTON Douglas Sloane,
Charles Lanier. Miss Adele Knceland.
Mrs. Carlos NJ. de Heredia, Mrs. Rob-
ert Winthrop. Giraud Foster and
Newbold Morris are among the friends
OF the late Very Rev. William NJ.
| Grosvenor who gave funds for a
bronze tablet to be dedicated Sunday
In Trinity Episcopal Church by Bishop
Thomas r. Davies of the Diocese OF
Western Massachusetts,. The late
dean Of the cathedral OF st. John the
| Divine was called to New York from
Trinity Church, where he was rector
from 1890 to 1895.
vestrymen Elected.
William B. Osgood Field was elected
! a vestryman of Trinity Church at the
annual meeting Tuesday. The other
officers reelected were: Wardens,
Charles Lanier and Leonard c.
| Peters; vestrymen, Harris Fahne-
stock. Newbold Morris, George r.
Turnure, Herbert Parsons. Giraud
Foster and Ernest T. Curtis.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed
entertained for the holidays Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland L. Redmond. James G.
Warren. George l.. Livermore and
Robert L. Gray. Mrs. John e. Alex
andre had r. Abbott ingalls,. Jr.. and
Percival Reviers as guests,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank K. Sturgis
have gone to Newport. Chandler
Robbins to Bar Harbor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry D. Higinbotham. Miss Higin-
botham and Harlow N. Higinbotham
to the Massachusetts, coast.
Mrs. Harvey Spencer and Miss
Mary Josephine Spencer are with
Mrs. Edwards Spencer at Shipton
Court.
Ross T. Whistler has been entertain
Ing Harry Lehr of Baltimore. Mr..
Whistler has bought a racing auto
mobile which is said to be the fastest
machine in the Berkshires.
Mr. and Mrs. George e. Dunscombe
have arrived at the Aspinwall No.
cottage. Another hotel cottage 10 oc-
cupied by James r. Mckee and his
daughter, Mrs. Curt T. Reisnger.
Miss Helen l. Drake OF Chicago who
is occupying the Bishop cottage, gave
a luncheon Monday afternoon for her
guests, Mrs. John B. Drake, Mrs An
drew Sheriff, Mrs. Farnum and Mrs.
Eastman of Chicago.
Recent Arrivals.
Mrs. Richard C. Dixey and Miss
Mary A. Tappen of Boston arrived
Tuesday at Tanglewood for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Wolcott Girls
void are to open the Field cottage
Thursday. Mrs. Griswold will pass
the season in Lenox
Miss Katherine Billiard of Boston
arrived this week at Highwood for the
summer. 20. d. ~
Mrs. John e. Alexandra gave a din
ner at Spring Lawn tonight enter
tanning for members of her house
party.
Mr.. and Mrs George E. Turnurs
gave dinner Thursday night for their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph KisseIl,
Jr and Livingston Burrill
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane gave
several large entertainments this
week at Elm Court. Mrs. Frank Gray
Griswo!d has been with Mrs. Sloane
for part OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Osgood
Field gave a dinner Friday night at
Highlawn House. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Sloane OF Mount Kisco, N Y
nave been stopping with Mr.. and Mrs,
William e S. Griswold at Wyndhurst.
Mrs. Francis c. Barlow, who Is at
sunny Bank, has her son. Robert Shaw
BARLOW with her for the weekend.
Mrs. Julian de Cardenac of Sayan-
nan arrived this week to pass the rc-
mainder or the season with her father
Spencer p. Shotter.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles G. Never Of
New York and Major E. b. Clese are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Froth-
ingham at Overlee.
The Misses Mary A. and Margaret q
KinGsford Of New York. who were
guests of Miss Helen Parish, went 10
Northeast Harbor. Me.
OIdtimers Arrive,
Many old patrons have arrived at
Curtis Hotel for the remainder OF the
season Among these were Mrs. Au-
euste A. La Montague, Miss Harriet
Is. WelIes, Miss Eleanor Le Row OF
New YORK, Mr. and Mrs John B. Drake
or Chicago ID. Davis Of Philadelphia
ana among the prominent arrivals for
shorter visits were Theodore n Vail
en- route TO his country place at Lyu-
donville, Vt; Nathan Straus, Freder-
lex Woolcy, Miss Mary b. Wooley
Mr.. and Mrs. Armour Ferguson. trav-
cling with Nine. de Malerseschildt
and Nine. T, Terezeg; Mrs. NJ. IT
Hustled, Mr., and Mrs. George c. Heck
Of New York. Mr., and Mrs II. d, Hlg-
, irbotham, Miss Higinbotham, Harlow
y. HiSinbotham OF Joliet, H.. Miss
Marion r. Taber OF New York, Mr..
and Mrs r. NJ. Janney of Philadelphia
Hotel Aspinwall has been lively.
dance was given on the Fourth and
there was a special Fourth of July
menu and attractive service at tho
porch dining room. Governor General
and Mrs. Francis b. Harrison were
there for the first OF the week enter.
taining Archibald Harrison Of Nav
York. Also arriving are Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Phoenix, Mrs. NJ. e. Norment.
Mr., and Mrs. Elijah p. Smith, Mr.,
and Mrs. Parker Sloane, Mr.. and Mrs
Caleb w. Shipey, Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam A, Burnham OF New York Mr.
and Mrs, r. A. McCloud and James
! n. McFadden OF Philadelphia, Mr.. and
: Mrs. Paul $. Vermiye Of New York
, Mrs, Stowe Benedict, Miss pened,ct