The sun., 1919-06-22
Early Season Arrivals in the Berkshires
Break All Records July Fourth Gel
ebrations Planned at Many Resorts


last year. while stockbridge and Pitts
field show gains.
AT the annual meeting Of Trinity
,estry, July z, vestrymen will be
elected to I'LL the vacancies caused by
the deaths of the late F. Augustus
Schermerhorn and Edward Macdonald.
At the Lenox Library meeting trustees
will be elected TO take the places Of
Mr.. schermerhorn and the late Fred
eric Schenck.
The Lenox cottagers are urging an
appropriation of $4,000 more for
roads. A special town meeting will, be
called to act on the article.
George Z. Turnure. ST.. who Is
chairman of the Seiectmen of Lenox,
will set date for the reception to
the soldiers Of Lenox who served in
this country and overseas. Lenox
sent 200 men to the service. 1t IL
planned to have q day Of sports, a
dinner and a dance for the soldiers.
At Pittsfield a reception for its soldiers
will be held on the Fourth vita
parade. airplane exhibition and fire.
works. Lee will hold its reception
for its soldiers on the Fourth. At
nag pole $50 feet high given to the
public schools by Mrs. Raymond T.
Baker Washington and a flag TO
be presented by the Daughters Of the
American Revolution.
George E. Turnure. ST.. presided at
a meeting Friday night to organize a
boat club to occupy property on the
north shore Of Lake Mahkeenac which
Mrs. Carlos NJ. do Heredia has do
mated for the object. The cottagers
have pledged 81, 900 to assist in start
ing the project.
George f. Turnure, Jr.. will make a
trip thruVsh the West during the sea-
son and n the fall he will engage in
banking In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger woleott Girls
VOID Of Erie, Pa. have leased Field
cottage on Court House Hill in Lenox.
Mrs. Griswold Is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Turnure.
Miss Mabel Choate is sailing June %
with Miss Virginia Gildersleeve for six
weeks in England. During Miss
Choate's absence abroad Miss Caroline
Choate will be with Mrs. Joseph H.
Choate at Naumkeag. George Choate
OF Brookline has been visiting at
Naumkeag.
Garden Club to Meet.
The Lenox Garden Club will hold
series Of four large meetings at the
homes Of its members on the first Mon
day of each month. The club will pay
particular attention this year to old
fashioned garden flowers. Flower
shows will be held in the Stockbridge
Casino, with Mrs. Carl A de Gersdorff.
Mrs. Oscar Iasigi, Mrs. Alexander
Sedgwick and Miss Helen c. Butler as
committee OF arrangements.
Arriving at Heaton Hall, Stock
bridge, this week were Charles W. Nc
Cord, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Breckin-
ridge. DR.. John B. Taylor and Mrs
Charles F. Grimm of New York
Mrs. Phillips Blasden Of New York
has been entertaining her nieces,
Misses Ellen Converse Blagden. Kath-
. crime Blagden and Katherine Stearnes
OF New York and Katherine McClena-
han Of Parlin, n. j., at Dunover in
Stockbridge Mrs. Blagden gave n
large luncheon at the Lenox Club
Monday for her guests.
week her weekly receptions and teas
"a Riverside in birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden Burchenal of
New York are visiting her mother,
Mrs. John Hutton, in birmingham
Mrs. George F. Becker OF Washing
ton, D. c., who has opened her country
house in birmingham, has as her guests
Prof. Andrew c. Lawton Of the Uni
! versity OF California at Berkeley. Cal,
who Is returning from France, Miss
| Margaret Latimer and Conner Cop
pinger of Washington and Thomas e.
Rush OF New York.
Misses Rosamond and Francesca
Glider of New York are with their
, sister, Mrs. Dallas D. L. McGrew, at
Four Brook Farm, Tyringham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hoffman of st.
Louis have leased Brookside in Stock
, bridge Mr.. Hoffman will complete
his important herbarium of that To-
! cality this season.
| DR.. Carl c. Etting OF New York has
bought a large property on Long Lake
in Great harrington for a country
| place.
! ". Murray Crane, former United
. States Senator. gave an entertainment
this week for men OF Dalton at Mount
Pleasant in Windsor. There was a
baseball game, with the host as cap
tain of team opposing that captained
by his son, Winthrop NJ. Crane. Jr.
Mrs. Clement c. Moore OF New York
| is visiting with Mrs. William Pollock
| in Pittsheld.
Capt. Charles Campbell. who has
/ been a guest of Mrs Edwards Spencer,
has gone to New York.
some Recent Arrivals.
Arriving at the Red Lion Inn in
! Stockbridge are Mr.. and Mrs. ". d.
Bigelow. Miss Jessie Bigelow of Wash
ington, Mrs. Samuel l.. Fellows, +. II.
r. Conklin, Mr.. and Mrs. Yale Knee
land, Miss Virginia Kneeland, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Strong. Guy X. w. Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Lyett. Mrs.
]. L. Newberry. MFR. and Mrs. John NJ.
! Chapman of New York, Misses s. L.
White and E. C. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. ]. Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs. /. Z. Chap
man. Mrs. Herman Aspe, Mrs. Anna
D. Palmer, Misses II. Dudley, H. Fish
and II. Tenny Of Brooklyn and Mr.
and Mrs. e. Everett Hulett OF Flush
ing. L. !.
At Greenock Inn in Lee are Mr. and
Mrs. James A. Anderson, Miss II. h.
Carpenter, Miss D. T. Connor, A. ].
Murphy of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Moulton. Miss A. Moulton, Miss
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