The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-21
lOX TURNS OUT AT HORSE SHOW-NEWPORT HOMES CLOSE
Well Known Women Contest With
High Class Animals in Ring at
Springfield Exposition

and made a study Of those on Grey
lock. the highest mountain in Mas
sachusetts. Miss Heloise Meyer. who
has been n bird student here and
abroad. gave a talk on birds to the
boys OF the Crippled Children's Home
in Pittsfleld ON Tuesday night.
The Right Rev. Thomas f. Davies,
Episcopal Bishop OF Western Mas
sachusetts. a prominent cottager, win
60 to Detroit early In October to at
tend the Episcopal convention. The
Bishop is one OF the most consistent
golfers on the Lenox course.
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, Mrs. Ray
mond T. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. William
z. s. Griswold and other cottagers
who attend the old Congregational
Church on the Hill are interested In
the approaching l5oth anniversary Of
the clerch to be celebrated September
2s and 20. The Rev. DR.. Frederick
Il. Enrich OF Boston will be the prin-
cipal speaker. The Rev. Benson N.
Wyman Of the church win give the
historical address. From this church
went the Rev. DR.. Charles II. Park
hurst to New York and the Rev. DR..
Frederick ]. Lynch.
BurgIaries Again mt Lenox.
Another epidemic of burglaries has
been disturbing the cottagers. While
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Roscoe Bonsal were
entertaining at dinner this week some
one entered Ventfort Hall and ran
sacked the rooms on the upper floors.
A burglar made an attempt to enter
Interlaken. the country house Of Mrs.
John e. Parsons. The cottagers are
paying $1,000 a month for watchmen
and special police officers to guard
their houses. Al several estates
police dogs roam the properties at
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. william B. O. Field and
their sons, Osgood and Frederick Field,
returned on Tuesday to Highlawn
House from Quebec. They passed two
weeks in the Cascapedia region hunt
ing and fishing. Giraud Foster, Jr.,
also returned from a Canadian hunting
trip. James Stiliman Sd went to Bos-
ton for equipment for a months hunt
ing and fishing on the Stillman ranch
| in Canada
Mrs. Robert Winthrop has Mrs.
Morgan Dix OF New York as her guest
at Ethelwyn, where a number of en-
tertainments for Mrs. Dix have been
given.
Mrs. George Griswold Haven, who
was Ill at Sunnycroft. was taken to
her New York home Thursday by her
daughter, Mrs. Forsyth Wickes. Mr.
and Mrs Vickea ware called from,
Newport to Lenox by the illness OF
Mrs. Haven.
House guests at the villas include
Mrs. Francis @. Shaw Of Boston, with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baty Blake; Mrs
Charles A. Denny, Miss Helen p
Denny. Miss Irene Bigelow of New
York, with Charles Lanier; Mrs
Joseph w. Burden Of New York, with
Mrs. John z. Parsons.
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie win 20 next
week to Millbrook, N. Y, to pass the
remainder Of the season with Mr.. and
Mrs. Roswell Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Sloane re-
turned to Mount Kisco, N. Y, this
week after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
lam r. 8. Griswold.
! Miss Peggy Mcneil was a guest OF
Miss Helen rockingham this week
coming up from New York for a dance
given at overlea.
Many Visitors at Resort.
Miss Dorothy Darlington Of New
York Is stopping with Mrs. Curt III.
Reisinger at Aspinwall cottage.
| Mrs. William Apgar went IN Madi