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children Of French soldiers.
Many visiting the Resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark G. Voorhees, re-
turned to Lyme, Conn, this week
after visiting Mrs. George w. Folsom.
Mr. Voorhees, is one of the hanging
committee for the Stockbridge art ex-
hibition next month. Both he and Mrs
Voorhees, will be with Mrs. Folsom
for a part Of the early autumn.
After touring into the Imperial VAL
ley in the great Colorado desert and
driving into Mexico, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cortlandt f. Bishop are now at Santa
Barbara, where their daughter. Miss
Beatrice Bishop, Joined them this
week.
Harold Goodwin and Miss Frances
P. Goodwin have arrived at their coun-
try place on the Pittsfield road.
Mrs. Thomas Whistler of Baltimore
is passing a fortnight with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross winsns Whistler at Hidden
House. Ross T. Whistler, who was in
Boston, returned to-day.
Mrs. William Averell Hartman and
her children arrived Wednesday at
Allen winden. Also there are Mr..
and Mrs. James +. d. Lanier for the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Ham
mond and their family came over to
Lenox from their >>untry place at
Mount Kisco, N. Y, to visit Mrs. Will
lam D. Sloane. Mrs. Sloane will go
to Newport soon for two weeks or
more as q guest of friends in the
various cottages. Mrs. Sloane will
have several large house parties at
Elm Court in the late season.
Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom left
Lenox Monday for a visit in Man
chester blythe Sea, where she is a
guest Of Mrs. Edward s. Grew. Later
in the month Mrs. Folsom will go to
Bar Harbor to pass some time with
her daughter. Mrs. Charles Sidney
HaigAt.
Miss Grace Bristed left Lakeside this
week for Lake Placid to visit Miss
Hope Williams.
Mrs. Pierre Jay of New York came
up from Black Point. Conn. Wednes-
day to visit her mother, Mrs. Francis
c. Barlow.
John C. Greenleaf Of New York was
called to Lenox this week to assist the
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for a new school building. Mr.. Green
leaf Is a former Lenox cottager.
Mrs. Robert Winthrop went to New
York this week and will go later to
Elberon, n. j., to visit Mrs. Hamilton
Fish Kean.
Mrs. Robert E. Bonner and Miss
Kate A. Bonner departed Monday for
Richfield Springs. Mrs. George D.
Baker. who was a guest Of Mrs. Bon
ner, returned to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth Wickes ar
rived by automobile from Newport this
week to pass a short time with Mrs.
George Griswold Haven.
Arson Phelps Stokes, after salmon
fishing in Quebec with a party Of New
Haven friends. has gone to Yale Uni
versity for a few days before coming
to Lenox to pass August with his
family at Brook farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Stanton Blake
received a warm welcome on their
return to Lenox from France. Fol
two years Mr.. Blake served in the
Red Cross
Mrs. Edward Loudon Norton Of New
York has been touring in the hills
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. K. Seggermar
Of New York.
Three Luncheons Are Given.
Mrs. George Higginson. Jr., gave
a luncheon for Mrs. Robert G. Nc
Gam and Miss Grace Mccain at the
Lenox Club before they departed this
: week for North Beverly. Mr. Higgin.
: son and his guest, Robert H. Var
Deusen, went to Chicago Monday. Miss
Anna r. Alexandra entertained al
luncheon at the club for her guest
Miss Violet King. before going with
2 Miss King to Southampton. l.. I. Mrs
:, Enrico Conill gave a luncheon at the
!. club this week.
, Lenox has a strong leaning towar6
8 taking up flying as a sport. The alb.
I sence of any suitable landing field
. within the limits of the village has
r deferred bringing airplanes to Lenox
Several aviation companies have beer
, looking over the village and one com.
pany may attempt to lease a propert,
Q and lay out a neld- Lieut. L. Victor
Beau Of Mineola. L. l., will ny a plane
3 from Mineola to Lenox next THURSDAY
. and will circle over the town. He
VIII land at the Allen field In Pitts
field.
. Harold Land. barytone soloist ir
I St Thomas's Church, New York, who
sang In Trinity Church on Sunday
Z has been invited to give a concert ir
r Lenox In September. Mr. Land is 3
r guest OF DR.. Taylor at Heaton Hall
Stockbridge.
The Rev. DR.. Charles L. slattery
rector Of Grace Church, New York
-, who is In South Ashfield, had not mad,
= any decision early this week on tn,
call to become dean OF the Cambride,
: Theological School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger wolcott Girls.
-. void OF Erie. Pa. opened the Fielt
cottage Monday. Mr.. Griswold will re-
turn to Erie for a time. Mrs Gris
VOID the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
: george Z. Turnurc. has many inter,
=. ests IN the Lenox colony.
Mrs. Irving Bloomingdale of MA,
york. who is at Hotel AsplnwaIl, rod
thoroughbred saddle horse over m
y trails on the hills this week. Georr
t. e. Dunscombe OF New York. VIII
: comes up to the Aspinwall cottage a
the week end, has also taken 10 tn,
o saddle. '
Among the arrivals at the Aspin IVA,
are Mr.. and Mrs. II, Remsen White
house OF Switzerland, who are visitin
Mrs. Henry B. Williams OF Bostor
y Mrs. Whitehouse's mother, and he
uncle. Francis S. sturgis. Mr.. White
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