The sun., 1919-07-20

SrocKBRDcE, Mass, July 1s.-The
Misses Gertrude Robinson Smith and
Marion oliver gave a unique and popular
entertainment last Sunday afternoon.
They had invited their friends to
housewarming of log cabin at The
Dug Way in Glendale and there wal
much curiosity to see the cabin that
the young women had shingled and the
landscape work, including a pond the1
had designed and built. More than
hundred accepted cards for the after
| noon and motored down to Glendale
At the cabin the visitors were received
by the Misses Smith and oliver. who
were praised for the ingenuity and skill
| they had displayed not alone in TIL
structure, but in It's furnishings and set
| ting. Mrs. Daniel Chester French and
Miss Margaret French, near neighbors
assisted at tea tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson Smith
| entertained a house party for the week
| end and the reception. Their guests were
| their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Lyman Beecher Stowe. Lieut.
Wierzblclte of the French army, Mis-;
Mary L. Aidrich. Miss Frances Starr
the actress; Mrs. Selden Brown. Har'
| o. Berg and Col Howard @. Smith OF
New York. Lieut.. Vincent de Wierz-
blcke, who was q member OF the French
high command. remained in Stockbridge
to speak in the town hall Wednesday
| evening
No golfer drives past the Stockbridg,
| golf course without n vow to play over
Its meadow fairgreens The stretches OF
the course with it's willow fringed rive,
hazard is said by many to be tho most
perfect course In the western highlands,
A hundred players were on the cours,
last Saturday.
Among the guests registered at the
| club this week were Mrs. r T. Town
send of Philadelphia, Capt W. p. Cres-
son Of Princeton. Frank Jefferson Of New
York. Miss Mildred Haraeck. w. B. Cra-
vath. Miss Isabelle Collier. Mrs. Carl
Fels, Chester Duryea. DR.. Dudley Rob
erts. William A. Marble. Henry Stetson
Miss Ruth A. Sillman, Christopher LIZ
Fargo. Mr.. and Mrs, H. Scoville, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Il. Drummond of New York, Harr,
p. Davis. Mrs. E b. Morse, Mrs o. j.
Vilsack Of Pittsburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Mcdowell of Chicago and Miss d
Peck OF Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Blagden enter
tained friends over the week end In
their house party were Miss Braman OF
Norfolk, Conn. Mrs. Carleton Dunn of
Chicago, Miss A Mears of New York
and +. Noble Of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs Blagden went to New York at mid
week
stockbridge will send several pairs OF
golfers to the Pittsheld tournament
which will open next Thursday. There
Is talk of a two days tournament ir
StCckbridge the last Of September
!, Cottage Gardeners to Compete.
Tho stockbridge grange will invite al
cottagers having gardens to exhibit ir
| n I'm fot t,, he
Prizes will be offered for the best dis
plays Of flowers and for classes of veee
tables. Henry McBurney has been ap
: pointed to judge the crops for the Hous
: atomic Agricultural Society.
: Announcements were sent ont th,.
> week OF the eleventh annual Stockbridg,
exhibition Of art in the Casino, openins
August 80. The opening day will b,
! vanishing day. Artists who have a
any time worked In the Berkshire Mill
are eligible to exhibit The committe,
Tor the exhibition will be Walter Net
Teton. chairman Daniel Chester French
Clark G. Voorhees, Miss Marie 0. Kobbe
: Miss Lydia Field Emmett. John C
JohaEsen and Augustus Lukeman. Thi
eNhihition has become one of the leadini
: summon art shows OF New England ant
us exhibitors are many Of the country!
foremost painters and sculptors
= G. T. Henderson OF Palm Beach ar
ranged novel entertainment at Heato,
HAL this week. when fifty guests tool
part In Indoor golf. A~course with I'm p
ards was laid out in the lounge eron
son OShaughnessy OF New York wo,
I with score Of 81 and Miss Mar,ol
4 Bishop won the woman's prize with 66
] other scores were: William Gay, 70
n Miss Corrine Ricketts,, 81; Miss Carolin
5 Reuter-. SO.
( In the Heaton Hall tennis tournamen
( the mems singles was won by Harold 1.