New-York tribune., 1919-08-03
Lenox Colony Has
Large Bal Masque;;
Tennis Matches On
Picnics and Formal Dances
Alternate in Round of
Summer Cayety: Arrivals
Still Come to Cottages
Special Correspondence


LEMON, Mass. Aug. 2.-James Still
man Sd is around this week with E
French Indian guide from the Still
man Canadian ranch, "Joe" Bcauvais
member of the Second Council of the
Mohawk Indians, to teach his friends
in LenoX nature lore. This halfbreed
guide has charge of a preserve forty.
five miles square belonging to young
Stillmans father
There has been plenty of entertain
ment this week. Miss NJ. Symphorosa
Bristed gave picnic on Bald Head
there have been meetings for swim
ming in the pool at Highlawn House
canoe meets at Lake Mahkeenac. ten
mis- at the Lenox Club. dances at Hotel
Aspinwall and several large bridge
parties
Stockbridge also has been lively. A
bal masque Friday night was large
affair, with more than 100 guests in
costume. At the Stockbridge Golf
Club the younger set are practicinp
for the tennis tournament, which will
begin next week.
Many at Garden Party
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane's gar
den party and tea at Elm Court Thurs
day was the most important affair Of
the week in the Lenox colony.
Lieutenant l.. Victor Beau. the
Mineola. /. l., fier, who has been here
this week with a plane, thinks. Lenox
offers great opportunities for becom-
ing permanent place for aviation
George Evans Turnure was one Of his
companions on d long flight over Lenox
and South Berkshire.
Ross I. Whistler, who has had Will
lam K. Bullard and Roger Putnam. OF
Boston as his guests, was in charge
OF the first tennis tournament Lenoy
has had since 1916, beginning Friday
morning at the Lenox Club. Mrs
George Baty Blake, Mrs. William B
Osgood Field. Mrs. Enrico J. Conill
Mrs. David T. Dana, Mrs. John II
hammond. Miss Ellen Bullard, Misses
Symphorosa and Grace Brsted, Miss
Margaret Blake, Miss Aileen O'Donnell
Miss Helen Frothingham and the
Misses Emily and Adele Hammond
started in the women's singles.
Francis s. Blake, George E. Turnure
Harry Bewick. Coster Schermerhorn
Newbold Morris, jr., Frederick Haines
John E. Parsons I'd and Donald
rockingham were in the mems events
The tournament will continue into
next week.
Salvation Army Helped
Interest in canvass for funds for
the Salvation Army has been shown
by leading cottagers. Mrs. William
E. S. Griswold is directing the drive
Miss Gertrude Parsons, Miss Heloise
Meyer, Mrs. Henry II. Pease, Mrs
Samuel rockingham, Miss Beatrice
Clarke, Miss Helen rockingham. Miss
Lura P. Curtis. Miss Anna r. Alexan-
dre and others sold ice cream cones
and doughnuts at ball games for the
fund.
Adirondacks and Canada, Mrs. Francis
Stanton Blake to Charlottesville, Va;
Miss Emily W. Biddle and Miss Mary
NJ. Hart went to York Harbor, Carl
a. de Gersdorff to Newport, Hiss Chris
tine D. Sedgwick to visit Mrs. Charles
McVeagh at Dublin, N. H.; Ellery Sedg-
wick to West Point, whence he will 90
to Bar Harbor to stop with Judge and
Mrs. Allan McLane
Miss Georgine Iselin and Miss Marie
A. Piderit have arrived at the Lenox
Miss Rose McCauly Of Washington,
are guests Of Mrs. j. c. O'Donnell Mrs
Fanny Roselle, of Bordentown n Y,
Nigel c. Jones. arrived to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Robinson Smith at
Glendale; Mrs. William French, Of chi
cago, is with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ches-
ter French, and Mrs. Isaac W. How
came up to visit her sister. Mrs. Ross
W. Whistler.
Count Vincent de Wierbicki brother
Of Mrs. Charles Robinson Smith, spoke
Aol- -I>..A
Great Darlington and Pittsfeld before
returning to New York.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs.
Morton l.. Deyo Went to Boston from
visit to Miss Ruth Deyo in Stock
bridge. Lieutenant Commander Deyo
is assigned to command the new de
stroyer Morris, which has just bee
put in commission.
There we're many dinners this week
DR.. and Mrs. Russell MacAusland CAV
one for Mrs. Adele Sowell, of London
formerly Miss dc Acosta. before her
return to New York. Mrs. Arthur ".
son Smith, Mrs. William f. S. Girls
void gave dinners and Mrs. William
H. Clarke gave tea at Villa Virginia,
in Stockbr/ige.
Arrivals and Departures
Mrs. Thomas Denny ana Miss Ade-
lnide Denny, Of New York, have left
the Maplewood in PittsAeld for New
port.
Miss Gertrude Watson, of New York,
went to Buffalo this week to visit Mrs.
Dexter r. Rumsey.
Miss Frances 7. Trumbull. of Balti-
moro, arrived to visit Miss Grace
Parker III Stockbridge.
Arriving at Curtis Hotel we're Mr.
Mrs. Edward J. Haney, Mr.. and Mrs
George NJ. La Monte, Miss Delaheld, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Dana, of New York.
At Hotel Aspinwsll are Mrs. Richard