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LENoX, Mass. Sept.


As a season of small affairs, little COM
panies meeting to dance and dinner
parties rarely numbering moro than
dozen guests.
Princess Andrea Boncompagni, who
wa Miss Margaret Preston Draper of
Boston before her marriage, arrived at
tho Hotel Aspinwall this week. The
Princess was greeted effusively by the
cottagers.
Miss Allison T. L. Haughton of Bos-
ton filed the part of Columbia at
pageant arranged by the cottagers and
given by the boys of the Berkshire
Industrial Farm at Canaan, n. Y, on
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Francis
c Barlow, Miss Olivia E. p. Stokes,
Miss Gertrude Parsons and Mrs. w. e.
S. Griswold are among the directors of
the school.
A bazaar for the benefit Of the
House Of, Mercy Hospital in Pittsfield
opened on Thursday. Thomas Shields
Clarke painted the posters and his son,
Charles John Clarke, the scenery.
Many Ncottagers took part in the sales.
A long list of wen known persons
have arrived at the Hotel Aspinwall
for the late season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elkins of Ell
kins Park, Pa, came UP for a few days,
returning this week. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
lie Grand Beers motored over from
Broad Albion, n. Y, to visit Mrs. Ed
win Beers
Others who reached here included
Mrs. John l.. Constable, Miss Helen A.
Meeks, Miss E. A. Gilbert, Mrs. Will
lam Strauss, John Hubbard, T. w.
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
W Kobbe, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b.
Towns, Edward B. Towns OF Manhat-
tan, Mrs. II. p. Talcott of New Ro-
chelle, and Edward Griswold of Islip,
L. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Russell of
Middletown. Conn; Mrs. Anton Wilson
Of Jersey City, DR.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Bel
lows Of Brooklyn, Mrs. Henry l.. Red
field OF Hartford, Conn; Mrs. II. c.
Hazen, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nichols, Mrs.
j. L. Hall of Brooklyn and Mrs. Z. c.
Hopkins of Manhattan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. de n. Perine OF
Glen Cove were at the hotel for few
days, as were Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart c.
schenck of Rye, n. Y. with their
guest. Mrs. NJ. Borden May of New
York.
Thronss Continue at Resort.
The Curtis Hotel has been thronged
and all Of the hotel cottages have been
called into use. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bar
ton Baldwin and their family. Mrs.
Arson r. McCook, Mrs. Howard Rich
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Cardozo,
Miss Cardozo, Mrs. S. L. Shoemaker,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Dodson, Mrs.
Vernon Mills, Miss Helen G. Mills, Mrs.
Edward Robinson of New York, Mrs.
Samuel n. Nicholson of Providence. X.
l.; Mrs. George c. Avery and Miss j..
A. Mcdonald of Louisville, KY; Mrs.
Frederick w. Taylor, Miss Elizabeth
Taylor of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Vose White of New York, Mr..
and Mrs. Bayard Stockton of Prince
ton, n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Philo H. Otis
and J. Sanford Otis of Chicago have
arrived at the Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan G. Barnwell.
touring down from the White Noun
tains, were here before going to Tux
edo.
Dan r Hanna has entered his team
OF coach horses at the Eastern States
Fair TO be held. In Springfield, Mass.
Miss Adele Kneeland opened her
cottage on Monday afternoon for an
illustrated lecture by the Right Rev.
Alfred Harding, d. D., Bishop OF
Washington. The Bishop. who was a
guest Of the Rev. Latta Griswold.
spoke on the new National Episcopal
Cathedral at Washington. Miss Knee
land gave tea at the close of the lee
ture and was assisted by Miss Marian
Davies
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ludlow, who
closed their cottage this week and went
TO Ludlow, n. Y, were the first OF the
Lenox cottagers to close a country
place this season.
Mrs. Raymond II. Baker has in
vited a dozen friends to go to her
lodge at Raquette Lake in the Adiron-
dacks next Thursday for ten days.
Mrs. Baker will also take her sons,
Alfred and George w. Vanderbilt.
Capt and Mrs. William b. Osgood
Field have sent letters telling. of their
success fishing and hunting in Quebec.
aney VIII return to Highlawn House
next week. Miss Mary Pearsall Field
Is staying at Highlawn House during
the absence of Capt. and Mrsl Field.
A group of regular fall guests at the
Curtis Hotel pclude Mrs. ]. Kearny
Warren, Miss Frances Ogden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry o. Tallmadge and Mrs.
Henry L. Rowland.
Mrs. William Apgar Of New York
IS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
T. Dunscombe at Aspinwall Viha.
A cable message from Mrs. Ambrose
g. Kingsland explained that Mrs.
kingsland's presence IN England is
due to her not being able to obtain a
sailing for New York until later in
the month. She expects to arrive at
her Lenox cottage about October 5.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones will be a fall
cottager. This week she leased the
Root cottage for six weeks and will
arrive here on September is.
Mrs Charles McDougal OF Auburn,
n. y, who had been in Quebec, ar
rived here on Wednesday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Carlos M. de Heredis.
AlTa- a..