The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-17
Berkshire Colonists Enjoy Moonlight
Picnic on Bald Head as Guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Delafield

with copies OF many interesting scenes
at eneampments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Field have q small fur
nished cottage at .Highlawn HOUSE
where they occasionally entertain thar
friends, apart from their villa. There
Mrs. Fields cooks the menu on an cleo
trio range and carries out the fun
programme of a housewife, assisted bv
Capt. Field and their sons.
Miss Emily w, Biddle of Breezy
Corners IL registered at the Passacon-
way House at York Cliff, Me. Mrs w.
II. Zabriskie. Mrs. Lionel Kremer Of
New York, Miss Thayer and Mrs. p.
Stuart Clark of Boston have been Al
Grey House this week.
Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom re-
turned to Lenox this week from Bar
Harbor. Mrs. George q. Turnure and
Mrs Elizabeth Fenno have gone to
Nantucket.
Mrs. Roland Hilton Perry has been
entertaining Miss Grace M. Irwin at
Stevens Glen this week.
Among the New Workers. registering
at the Curtis Hotel this week were Mr..
and Mrs. william b. Cogswell, who
later went to Stratford, Conn; Henry
James Anderson, Mrs. George Walter
Davis, Mrs. G. Ledyerd Blair, Miss
Blair, Charles NJ. Schwab, the Rev.
Frederick Lynch, Elihu Root, Jr., Mrs.
James Greenway, r. w. FRANKIE, Mr.
and Mrs. w. Kingsland Macy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald H. Coster, Miss Angelina
Chamberlin and Macy Chamberlin.
Others at the hotel were Mr.. and
Mrs walter C. Ladd Of Far Hills, N.
j.; oliver Ricketson, Thomas Ware,
Paul Koly, Mrs. P. P. Keller, Miss NJ.
v. Keller Of Pittsburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Gilsey. Miss p. Mangery Of Groat
Neck, L. l.; Mrs. H. w. Tillinghast Of
Morristown, N. J.; DR.. Percy Grant of
New York, Mr.. and Mrs Charles L.
Pack Of Lakewood, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter s. Halliwell of Lakeville,
Conn; w. c. squires OF Mount Kisco,
N. T.; Col. II. w. Jones and Miss Jones
OF washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Dupignac, who
stayed at the hotel for a part Of the
week, returned to their country place.
Melbourne Farm, at Mount Klsco,
NY.
Several dinner dances, the regular
concerts and entertainments, and the
house filed to capacity with guests
have made the Hotel Aspinwall an in
| teresting spot, Among the arrivals
were Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Hough, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Lyon Of Huntington,
L. l.; Mrs. L. H. Holmes. Mrs, w, B.
Jenkins, Miss Jenkins, Mrs. I. l., Spear
| Of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Y. ODon-
nell Hitler Of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Palmer. Mount Vernon. N. r;
| Mrs. Newbold Cook, Mr.. and Mrs J.
M. Parkman, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sands
Willard, James NJ. Stewart, Jr,
Thomas c. Moffat, Miss F. Marion
Gregory, Iieutenant-Co Commander and
Mrs. A. @. Robinson. Miss NJ. A. Davis
of New York, Miss A A Logan Of
| Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Doug
Jas. w. Z, Douglas, Mrs. Robert Bur
| dette Of Tarrytown, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Fletcher Farrell OF New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Conley Of Ridgefield, Conn. |;
Mrs. William NJ. Ritter. the Rev. DR..
and Mrs George William Douglas Of
: Tuxedo, N T.; Mrs. B. Austin Cheney
Of New Haven, Mrs. H. o. Garfield and
Harold Garfield Of Bridgeport.
George o, Forrest of Manchester,
Mass. came up to Lenox this week to
visit Donald rockingham at Overlee.
DR.. and Mrs. William Russell MacAus-
land have been entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl MacAusland Of New Canaan
Conn. at their cottage.
Newbold Morris, Jr., has gone to
Squam Lake. Me-. for two weeks at a
| camp