The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-27

cTOCKBRIDoM, MASS, July Zb.-Ine
golf and tennis committee OF the Stock
bridge Golf and Tennis Club has de-
clded to hold the golf tournament from
August rs to 90, with all the regular
fixtures. including the Stocltbridge cup
event This trophy has been won four
consecutive times by Roger d. Hovey OF
Hartford, Conn.,, who has one leg on the
new cup and who will defend his title
as holder. No western Massachusetts,
golfng fixture attracts as much notice
as the play for the Stockbridge cup, the
finest trophy offered in the hills
Mrs. Edwin T. Rice will be chairman
, Of the tennis tournament to be held on
| September Q, with play on the following
days IL the tournament is not completed
| on the opening day. All the courts will
be held for the tournament and the pro-
gramme will include mixed doubles and
, men's and women's singles. Mrs. Rice
and her daughter, Miss Helen Rice,
junior metropolitan champion, will COM
pete.
Wet weather this week greatly re-
ducedN the number OF golfers registering
at the Stockbridge Club. Those who
blBHeu guests DOOkS OndTleS
| Rice, Miss Rosamond Upham, Alfred
Rice, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T.
Rice; John Cowles of Des Moines. Ia, a
guest of Norman H. Davis; Miss
Matilda B, Brownell. guest Of Mrs. Jo-
seph H. Choate; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| r. Gay. Miss D. Peck, William d. Meur-
| lin OF Brooklyn. Mrs. Carl Fele, Lieut.
w. D. Meurlin, Jr., Mrs. o. J. Velsack
| Of Manhattan. w. e. Marble. a guest of
| William A. Marble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Hoffman have
been passing the week in Chicago.
| Lyman Beecher Stowe, who had been a
/ guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robin
| son Smith, went to New York.
Guests at Harbor Court.
The Rev. and Mrs. George Grenviile
Merrill, who have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert S. Kilbourne at Cape
| Cod, are now at Harbor Court, the coun-
try place Of Mrs. Merrllls sister, Mrs
| John Nicholas Brown at Newport. Mrs
Brown and her son. John Nicholas
Brown, are on the way back from japan.
A party of guests from the Red Lion
Inn rode to the summit Of Bear Noun
! tain Monday to spy out BURBERRY
| field, whittier guests from the hotel went
| this week for an outing, and returned
| q
! party were Lieut.. W. D. Meurlin, Jr,
| Miss Claire Curran. I. f. Chapman, Miss
Ethel Chapman and Miss Elizabeth p.
Joyce.
| Miss Ruth Deyo gave a garden party
at her cottage this week for her Stock
| bridge friends. Tea was served in the
garden. where the foxgloves and rare
varieties of hollyhocks were in brilliant
colors. Last week Miss Deyo enter
tanned her Lenox friends in the garden.
| Richard Henry Dana of Boston visits
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Chester French this
week.
Mrs Edward B. Owen went to
Oyster Bay Monday to pass a week with
| Mrs. Darwin E. Litchfeld.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Farnam OF New
Haven, who were expected at Bowlder
| Farm last week for the season. have
been detained in New Haven by the Ill
ness of Mrs. Farnam.
Many new patrons have arrived at the
Red Lion Inn. This house has the larg-
est piazza colony that gathers anywhere
In the Berkshires.
Miss Elizabeth p. Joyce of Brooklyn
has arrived to visit Miss Ethel Chap
man at the Inn. Others arriving in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius s. Storrs,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. French, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Hitchcock, touring with Mrs. w.
r. Bremmer Of New York: Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. Perclval of New York, Mr.. and
| Mrs. George NJ. Grant of Summit. n.
J.: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kinsley Low OF
! Providence Mr.. and Mrs George w.
Rogers Of New York Mr.. and Mrs. H.
l.. wilkins of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
| c. D. McCutcheon and Charles Z. Rush
! moro of Plainfeld, y. J.; Mr.. and Mrs.
| T. Elwood Allison, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
| Aymar. of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs
| Robert C. Wilson of Summit. N. J.. and
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Spaulding of East
| Orange, n. ].
Heaton Hall, on Prospect Hill, is one
of the leading Berkshire hotels for
variety of entertainment. This weeks
, programme included pool tournament,
clock golf tournament. auction bridge
party and masquerade ball.
Josiah Dwight of New York won the
clock golf match with 90. the best score
made this year, The mixed tennis dou-
bles for the Havill cup was won by Miss
| Reba Paley and LYMAN Budikan of New
York. Mrs. John w. Reuter- and Miss
/ Charlotte Morey of Troy were winners
| at the auction bridge party.
Miss Shares Scores Mt Pool.
Miss Reba Paley and C. T. Henderson
won the pool tournament with Miss
| Janet Shares and William C. Merrill as
the runners-up. Miss Shares made the
| best score. Some of the pairs competing
were: Mrs. Vernon Adds and John w
! Reuter- Miss Constance Ricketts, and