The sun., 1919-08-17
Round of Entertaining and All Kinds
Of Outdoor Sports Enliven the
Berkshire Resorts

Havlll In the party were Miss n.
Barry, Miss Charlotte Morey, Miss Dor
othy Peck. Mrs. e. Prentice Baldwin,
Miss Lulu Taylor, Miss l.. Foy, j.
Dwight, e. Prentice Baldwin, Henry St
John Hyde. Mira Charles Gay, Miss Edith
Burtis, DIR. J. w. Taylor, Miss Marie
O'shaughnessy, Bronson O'Shaughnessy.
Arthur Misserocchi. Mrs. A. v. Adds.
Miss Reba Paley, Miss Gertrude Miller,
Miss Adele Echler and Mrs. Charles Hen
derson,
Playing with Col Frederick Palme~
Of the Edgewood Golf Club this weea
John Cowan of the Stockbridge Club es-
tablished a new record for the course,
going out In 80 and coming in in 81
Mrs. Loyal A. Osborne was hostess
at tea at the Stockbridge Golf Club this
AFTERNOON. Many players registered at
the club this week.
Among those who turned In cards
we're: Mrs c. S. Fassett, Buffalo Mrs.
G. L. Waldo, Lakewood, N. j.; c. P.
Mathews, New York: Kenneth Frazier.
Garrison, N. Y; ]. p. McFadden, New
ark, N. j.: Malcolm d. Sloane, Mrs.
Frank Presbrey, Gerald Presbrey, A.
II. Tones, New York; J. p. Chambers.
Miss Chambers, Greenwich, Conn.,;
Pryor II. Kalt. Harold E. Lippencott,
New York. and Lieut.. A. v. Macaulay
OF beverly, MISS.
"Cranford" to BE Presented.
The version of Crawford" arranged
by the late Miss Alice Byington OF
Stockbridge will be presented in the
Casino September by women of
Stockbridge.
Miss Mabel Choate, who has been
abroad with Miss Virginia Gildersleeve.
sailed on Friday for New York from
an English port. Mrs. w. B. Brownell
and Miss Mathida Brownell who have
been with Mrs. Joseph II. Choate dur
ing Miss Choate's absence, will start
next week for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Peabody who
| had been at the Red Lion Inn, have gone
| to Westbury L. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Phelps, Miss
| K. Gilmartin, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd s.
| Corbin, Miss f. Stewart Mr. and Mrs.
| F. A. Dolan Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pres
| bIey Mrs. r. L. Wendell, Mrs. r. @.
Rangeo. Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Macy.
Miss w. Lefferts of New York; Mrs.
H. A. Grant Miss Flora Milton of Tar
| rytown; Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Sherman
of Utica are registered at the Red Lion
| Inn
Arriving at Heaton Hall this week
| were: Mr. and Mrs. C. p Mathews.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Behrens, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Hare, Mrs William Halfrom,
| Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Moore, New
| York. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Condict,
Madison. N. j.; Mr. and Mrs. A. X.
| Smiley, Mohonk Lake. N. Y; Mrs. II.
D. Best, Miss F. v. Best Greenwich.
Conn.
Tennis at Lee made the week inter-
| esting. The week opened with a tomb
| stone tournament for the GreenoclS Inn
cup and an entry of 25 guests of the
| inn DR.. H. W. Beebe of Freeport, r. l.,
| won tho cup. Miss Frances Brennan
and DIR. ]. c. Bossidy of Boston, who
died" at the 10th green, were tied
for second place.
| The tournament for the Housatonio
| championship. at the Greenock Country
Club. Lee, was won by Sheldon A.
Merriam. who defeated Henry Hyde Of
| Hartford in the finals. The doubles
were won by Merriam and Hyde. who
defeated James Of Springfield and Smith
Of Troy. Hyde won the silver Housa-
| tonic Valley championship cup by de-
feating H. l.. Davenport Of Springfield,
| 0-6, CO. ca, e.
| On the Wyantenuck Country Club
| links at Great harrington Wednesday
| mixed foursomes were played for prizes
offered by George willis Peters and a
mixed foursome was played to-day for
|
| Mackie. A basket luncheon was held at
the club tonight and was followed by
| dancing.
Mr. and Mrs Robert p. Stats OF
the Great Darlington colony, were hosts
at dinner at their county place at Shelf
field this week.
| Arrivals at Greenock Inn, Lee in
cluded Mrs. Allan Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs, Charles F. Poor, Miss c. NJ. Craw-
ford, Mrs. William Campbell, Mrs ]. s.
Campbell, Miss Jane d. Campbell. Misses
Anna and Florence Mackeller Mrs. NJ.
| G. Henderson. Miss NJ. ]. Cochran. Miss
NJ. ]. Higgins, r, II. Baedeker. C. A.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Sadler,
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas F. Hastings of
| New York.
Mrs. Frank z. Kernochan returned to
| Pittsfeld this week from a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frederic Kernochan at
Southampton. L. :.