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Stockbridge Activities

Winthrop of Lenox being her dinner
guests.
Staying with Mr., and Mrs, Carl o.
de Gersdorn at Orchard 'Hill for
the occasion We're Prof and Mrs
William H, Fox of Brooklyn, Paul
Manship the sculptor; Edgar ]. Will
ians OF New York, an academician
under Mr.. Crowninshield in Rome.
Mrs. de Gersdorff Is daughter of the
late Mr.. Crowninshield. Mr.. and Mrs.
de Gersdorfr entertained at dinner in
honor of the men who came to Stock
bridge to speak at the meeting.
Prof and Mrs. Frederic Deilm n
and James William Fosdick STAYED
with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r. Bowker
and Charles e. Stratton, classmate of
Mr.. Crowninshield at Harvard, Sc,
with Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom.
The Casino was festooned with laurel.
About the bust Of Mr.. Crowninshield.
which had been done in Rome by Albin
Polesek. former pupil, now a IA
nous sculptor. was a laurel wreath. In
| the company at the Casino We're Mrs.
I,rowninshield, Edward B. Crownin-
shlela, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. de, Gers
dorm, Casper de Gersdorff, Mrs. Joseph
II. Choate, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard
HOFFMAN, Mrs. George Merrill, the Rev.
and Mrs. George Grenville Merrill, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Chester French, Miss
Margaret French, Miss Mary Lawton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. owen. DIR.
and Mrs. F. Chase Bowling, Mrs.
oscar Iasigi, Mrs. William Marshall
Buliitt, Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed,
Misses Katherine and Ellen Billiard,
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Walker, Mrs.
| Charles Stuart Wilson, Mrs. Newman
x. Perry, Mrs. William e. Doane, Prof.
| and Mrs. William II. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Banyer Clarkson, Prof. and Mrs. Will
| lam H. Carpenter, Miss Caroline T.
Lawrence. Miss Allison T. IL. Haugh-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin t. Rice, Mr.
and Mrs. William H. Clarke, Mrs.
Franklin d. Fitzgibbon and Miss Mary
! Weyman.
Henry Augustus Lukeman of New
York. known for the excellence of his
profile busts and the relief figures,
was chosen TO take the death mask of
Andrew Carnegie last week. Mr..
Lukeman has finished at his Stock
bridge studio a statue Of Gen. William
| pAASPdhu VI NeNOlullOIldTy Iafne TO De
placed in q public square at West
| field. Mass.
| Daniel Chester French. another
sculptor, is modelling for Miss Caro-
line Hazard and Miss Katherine Haz-
ard of Peacedale, R. l., a three figure
group, symbolic of a textile worker
a monument to. be cast in bronze and
set up in the public square at Peace
dale by the Misses Hazard as a me.
mortal to their father, Rowland Haz-
ard, textile manufacturer
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Lippincott
or New York have become permanent
members of the Stockbridge colony by
the purchase this week for $4,000 OF
Greenfields, a villa. and twenty-six
acres on the heights above the village
OF Mr. and Mrs. Temple Chapman OF
Joplin, Mo-
Misses Helen G. and Virginia Butler
at Linwood gave a large entertain
ment THURSDAY afternoon, receiving
$50 OF their friends in the Berkshire
, villas,
= stockbridge will crowd many Of III
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BAR HARBoR, Aug. 23.-The annual
water sports at the Bar Harbor Swim
ming Club drew the largest audience of
the season Saturday. The winners were
Tub race, Philip Hitchborn girls tub
race, Miss Lily Stewart; boys race, IL
TO Is, James Mitchell girls race. II to
Is, Miss VI. Hayes women's race. Miss
Susie Stewart; mems swim, Arnold
Wood; boys dive. IL to Is. James
Mitchell; boys dive, under IL. Tony
Stewart; girls dive, under 10, Miss
Lily Stewart; mems dive, \. McFad-
den; women's dive. Miss Marion
Strobel; boys race, under IL, Philip
Hitohborn; girls race, under ~, Mss
s. Soott: women's plunge, Miss Anita
Damrosch mems plunge, Van Ness
Bates. The winning team from Bar
, Harbor that defeated the womens relay
team from Northeast Harbor was COM
posed of the Misses Lily and Maize
Stewart, Susie Stewart and Anita Dam
rosch. Wood, Parker. Hessenbruch and
Bradley OF Northeast Harbor won from
the Bar Harbor combination of Stewart,
McFadden, Irving and Bates
The mems annual tournament was
played at the Kebo Valley Golf Club
this week. NJ. L. Fearey landed the
cup for the season Mr.. Fearey also
won in the first sixteen. James Rob-
bins. 16, son of George A. Robbins OF
! New York, won in the second sixteen.
DR.. J. A. Furfey won when the beaten
| eight of the first sixteen played 1t out
The Saturday stroke competition was
won by Edward Robbins with a net
score of So.
The women's putting contest Monday
was won by Miss X. Steward. The scores
were: Miss X Steward. SO; Miss L.
Steward. 81; Miss Van Pelt, So; Miss
Marion Strobel, Sc ; Mrs Van Rensselaer,.
S. Miss K. Ingalls,. SO; Mrs. Robert
! LIE Conte. 81 Miss NJ. Stewart, g. Mrs.
o. F. Roberts, Mrs. J. NJ Hartshorne
and Miss A. Bowler handed in no cards.
Miss X Steward and w. c. Emmett
were winners in the mixed doubles put
| ting contest with n score of 81. other
scores were: Miss A. Bowler and Z. b.
Mears, 81; Mr.. and Mrs. Q. F. Roberts.
81; Miss Hannah Wright and H. C.
Emmett, IS; Miss A. NJ. Coates and W.
A. Taylor, Jr., 81; Mr.. and Mrs. II. C.
| Taylor, 61; Mrs. Robert LeConte and
Alfred Arson. 81 Mrs. A. A. Robbins
and DR.. w. C. Cushman, SO; Miss Anita
| Damrosch and Clarence Hale, "a; Miss
Helen James and Mr.. Schermerhorn. 65.
Among recent arrivals at Bar Har-
boz hotels. are
Belmont-Miss Dorothy Shepard. Tux
edo Park.
Louisburg-Mrs. N deTaube, c. d.
Fleming. H. Kitano. Paul NJ Refs New
York the Misses Edna and Louise Van
Sunderson, Newark.
Malvern-W. Henry Williams. Mrs
Robert Endicott, DR.. Walter p Ander-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Wicker
sham. Miss Violet TilJen, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Skerry. Jr, New York; Mr. and
Mrs Arthur 8. Lyon. Rutherford. N. ].
Newport-Anne Fox, New York; Mrs.
Adrian Iselin. New Rochelle Miss Helen
james. Harry w. Lordler. NJ. l.. Collins.
New York; Miss Charlotte jacob. New
ark I'D 30
st. Sauveur-Miss Edith NJ. Field.
Bay Shore; Miss Hope Hollins. Miss
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Titled Visitors Among Those Reaching
Newport Entry List
for Horse Show

riman, Mrs. Arthur Graham Glasgow,
Mrs. Joseph e. widener, Mrs. Charles
S. Whitman, Mrs. Julia Berwind and
Mrs" Hugh ID. Auchincloss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne whitney
quietly observed their twenty-third
wedding anniversary at their Bellevue
avenue home this week.
A lawn fete was given at the Art
Association this week and a play was
produced by the children of the colony
at the home OF Mrs. J. Francis A.
Clark Friday afternoon. The play,
written by Mrs. Clark and called the
Magic Lesson Books" was interest
ing.
Mrs. George Henry Warren has an
nounced a dinner party for Tuesday,
the day before the opening Of the
horse show. Reginald c. Vanderbilt
Is planning his annual dinner party In
honor of the judges of the horse show.
This will take place at Sandy Point
Farm, in Portsmouth, likely on Thurs
day night. Mr.. Vanderbilt is to put
some of his horses in the show this
year.
One OF the chief topics of CONVERSE
ton at the social gatherings this week
was the starting Of divorce suit by
Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt. While Mr..
and Mrs. Vanderbilt have been sep
arated for several years, It was not
known that Mrs. Vanderbilt was think
ing Of legal action until 1t was learned
that the papers had been served upon
Mr.. Vanderbilt at his Portsmouth farm
one noon just as he was about to sit
down to luncheon with a few friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Have
| meyer. who had been touring in the
West. have arrived here. Mrs. John
Clinton Gray, who had been passing
the summer in Maine, will return to
Newport next month. Though she has
| the Zabrfskie house leased, she will
not open 1t. It is said, but will stay at
tho Muenchinger King.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs went to
Easthampton this week to visit her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard M. Thomas, who are coming
next month to be the guests of Mr.
md Mrs. Oelrichs in their K street
home, where Mrs. Charles de Loosely
! Oelrichs and her daughter Marjorie
are now guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Goadby Loew and
the Misses Loew have decided to re-
main in Newport until the later part
of September, when they will go to
their 4Seetate at Roslyn for the fall
season. s'"' '.'r
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings
will remain here for a few weeks and
then return to their Fairfield, Conn.
home. p. 49, S.. --
DR.. and Mrs. Preston B .Satterwhite
of New York have motored from here
to Maine. where they will remain until
the middle of September before re-
turning to their home at Great Neck
Nothing further has been heard
about combining of the Newport
Reading Room and the Casino Clut
and it looks as though the rumors Of
few weeks ago were simply a furry
Members of the reading room SAID
they would have no part in a com
binations and at their annual meeting
'reeloeted all old officers headed b,
I George Peabody wetmore.
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NEWPORT. Aug. 20.
TWO big events are on the calen-
dar for the coming week here;

sr. VIEWPOINT, aug. co.
"wo big events are on the calen-
dar for the coming week here;
both are Of much interest to
the summer colony and are expected
10 bring many guests to the city.
TIE annual horse show will take
place at the Casino on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday afternoons.
Miss Lesley Pearson will be married
to Henry B. H. Ripley OF New York
at Trinity Church on Saturday after
noon. A reception will follow in
Arglesea on Ochre Point, the home of
Miss Parsons mother, Mrs. Frederick
Pearson.
The horse show is being given as a
benefit to the fund for soldiers blinded
in the war. There has been a big
demand for boxes and reserved seat
sections, assuring a full attendance.
The executive committee has entries
from many old exhibitors and several
new ones who have not shown here
before.
The Boston branch of an airship
manufacturing firm has accepted the
offer of T. Suffern Taller and will use
the Westminster Polo Club field for a
flying field, as there is to be no polo
tournament. The company plans to
bring machines here and to make
flights both for demonstration aad for
passenger carrying.
This week marked the arrival here
OF the Duke and Duchess of Rox-
burghe to visit the Duchess's mother,
Mrs. Ogden Goelet, At Ochre court
OF Countess Granard to visit her par
ents,, Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills; of
Lady Lowther to visit her sister, Mrs.
William Payne Thompson, and of
several others. Among the other Wis
itors have been Mrs. Cavendish Ben
dick OF England. the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ogden Mills, and Prince and
Princess La Lucipge Of France, who
visited Governor and Mrs. r. Living
ston Beeckman.
Much interest was shown in the mix
doubles tennis tournament on the
courts at the Casino. Furs and heavy
storm coats were not out of place for
those who were watching the games
The contest for the presidents cur
az the Newport Country Club links to.
day, put over a week on account OF
the weather, attracted big entry list
Among those who entertained dur.
ing the week were James j, Van Allen
Who gave O. dinner and dance al
Wakehurst in honor of his grandson
James Henry vanAlen, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. James L. Van Allen; Mrs. James
w. Gerard, Mrs. Miller Graham, Mrs
Ogden Goelet. Mrs. Craig Biddle. Mrs
Vanderbilt, Mrs. Lawrence r. Paul
Mrs. James B. Duke, Mrs. Peter w
Roberts, Mrs. Daniel L. HUTCHINSON
Jr.. Mrs. James Mcdonald, Mrs. Ham
nton NICK. Twombly. Mrs. Henry Bar
ton Jacobs. Mrs w. Starr Miller, Mrs
John H. Hanan, Mrs. Rogers Pratt
Mrs. Charles B. .Hillhouse, Mrs. ]
Stewart Barney Mrs. William Goadb,
Loew, Mrs, George Henry Warren
Mrs. Clarence w. Dolan, Mrs. Gibso,
Fahnestock, Mrs. James Stewart Cush
man, Mrs. George S. Scott, Mrs
Nathaniel Thayer, Mrs. Herbert o1ar
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Swimmers at Bar Harbor

Jean Hollins, Master r. L. Hollins Islip
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan A. Robbins, New
York
The exhibition OF landscape paintings
by Max keune at the print room of the
Morris X. Jesup Memorial Library was
opened with D private view Friday aft
ernoon. The artist was In town for the
day. Most of the scenes were painted
along the coast of Maine this summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Baker OF New
York are with Mrs. John s. Kennedy at
Kenarden Lodge.
F. Leonard kellogg of New York has
arrived to pass the remainder of the
season with his family at Braehead.
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NEW CASTLE, N. H.

NV CAsrLE-Br-rHn-sDA,N N. H, Aug.
ss.-Thrilling aviation stunts by Lieut..
r. Curtis Moffat U. 8. A. exhibition
drilling by boys from Belle Isle Military
Camp. shooting by Annie Oakley, the
annual masquerade ball and annual
golf aud tennis tournaments have been
features here.
Mr.. c. u. Arnott and Miss M. A.
whaley of East Orange. N. j., defeated
MFR. A q. Friend and Miss Anne
Stranshan Of Brookline, Mass. for the
title ir the annual mixed doubles tennis
tourns ment.
Rear ADMIRAL r. e. Anderson, Capt.
David 8. Barry, Jr., Lieut.. Commander
H @. Chase and Lieut. Commander w. T.
Morgan are among the service men at
the Wentworth. Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Lee
OF Tuxedo Park, N. Y, who have a son
at Belle Isle camp, are here for August.
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POLAND SPRING, ME,

POLAND SPRING. Me, Aug. 25,-Ms
Nash lockwood OF New York, who was
runner up in the women's championship
for the Ivers golf cup. gave putting
party recently on the Poland sprlhf
House greens, at which Miss Florence
Klitz of New York and Miss Dorothy
Havemeyer won. Others who took part
were Misses Frances Miller, Frances
McKenney. Elma Delavan, Mary NaAn.
Emily and Frances lockwood, all o.
New York; the Misses Frances ana
Valinda Hill of Durham, y. c., and u
the tourney for older people Miss Ham-
away of litchheld. Conn Miss Nao.e
Patterson of New York, Miss Heie'
Shewell OF Philadelphia. and John kooh,
wood and Joe Horne of New YORK an"
Francis and Walter Hook Of Detroit
Ex-senator and Mrs, William NJ. John
son OF Hackensack returned here inns
week.
Joe Mitchell Chapple was az ;Aa Pc
land Spring House this week con le
day evening he introduced RaouI pl'""
a young tenor. who gave n recital
Mrs, Alden s, Swan, Mrs IaL'Ioly
Benedict and Mrs Rogers Brine "' New
York, Mrs, ]. s. Hill and Mrs ".FE'
Watts OF Durham. y. c., and Mrs w.
Gilbert Of New Haven were Winners d.
card party given by Miss Is. v y,
mum of New York in honor OF N'- w.
C, Perkins OF Portland. Other Ne" y ON
women present were Mrs, Mary T. Hou'
man, Mis- Edna Losea, Mrs. W 7. LlN'
renee and Mrs. w. L. Porter
Miss Dorothy Freeman Of RlFeraa ,T
on-the-Hudson. daughter Of Mrs X W,
Freeman, exhibited forty water ''.''
this week at the Mansion House ha''.7
come from Bar Harbor on her way
Newport.
Charles A. Aiken, painter or we,
lesley. Mass, in company W''H
H. Downes, art director at Na'y. %. W.
and Mrs. William Howe Down"- "' I..,
son were at the Mansion House XVI"
week.
The Rev, William Bancroft h". l' -
formerly OF Union Theological Seminar
and recently returned from Jape' reSu
paper on present conditions t'''9 o.
Tuesday In Mrs, f. s, Wentworth Gov
tage. Mrs. Carl Deis OF New YORK sans
contralto solos. r. S. Wentworth OF Ne"
York and Mrs. Alice Wentworth M ao
Gregor also sang, Mrs. Edith W Nn''-
man played the violin.
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EXPORT PREPARING FOR HORSE SFIOW-MANY GO OIENC

coming events into the drst days Of
September. Its. annual art exhibition,
its annual golf and tennis tourna-
ments, a pony show, ana its annual
fair, are booked for the beginning of
the month. Beginning next Saturday
the art show will continue to Septem-
Der IA. The tennis tournament will
begin September 9. The Laurel Hill
celebration win be held September 6,
and the annual grange rair. septem-
Der 4. s
Frank L. Warrin, Jr., who was con-
nected with the Peace Conference in
Paris. has returned and Is with Mr..
end Mrs. Frank l.. warrin at Wynd-
cote. Mrs. John Caldwell returned to
her cottage from Nantucket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Hoffman will
GO to California in October. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown Caldwell are in the Ca
madam Rockies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Stoddard
who have been for several seasons at
the Nunnery, Miss Virginia Buffers
cottage, are to go to England in Sep
| TENDER. Miss Butler will occupy her
cottage in the fall. Livingston Kean
of New York has been this week al
Ingleside with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wood
ward Haven. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hoffman are at Brookside. Mr.. Hoff-
man has completed his herbarium OF
1900 specimens Of Berkshire plants
Charles r. McQuiston Of Dobbs Ferry
NY, Is visiting Miss Helen c. Butler
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Tilden, George
F. Trowbridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Carruthers, Col. and Mrs. Charles
Wingate, w. Robertson futile. Mr.
and Mrs. F. c. Brooks, Percival Hobbs
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MANCHESTER, VT.

MANCHESTER IN THE MOUNTAINS, VT.
Aug. 23.-Among the metropolitan
golfers playing daily at Ekwanok ares
Darwin p. Kingsley. w. z. Truesdell,
James l. Taylor. A. L. Walker, Jr..
c. F. Watson, Jr,, w. L. Geary, L. h.
Malone, Malcolm Graham, Hartwell
Cabell. Leigh Best, Jasper Lynch, A. ].
Mcclure, B. Arkell and N. NJ. Goodlet
Many will be here for the Arthur
Taylor Memorial handicap. probably
next week. the Labor Day handicaps,
September /. and the annual Equinox
Cup tournament. September 10 to IS.
The Minister from The Netherlands
and Madam Cremer motored from Man
Observation-Disclosures on Thursday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs, William Ritter OF Wash
ington here. Mrs. Ritter entertained at
dinner in their honor last evening, hav-
ing twentyfour guests
On Thursday evening a company OF
community players from Arlington. with
Dorothy Garfield Fisher, the author.
playing the leading part of the grand
mother, repeated their authentic imper-
sonation OF their own great-grandfathers
for the benefit OF the little rural school
In their homo community.
During the week of September
there will be an art exhibit at the
Gymnasium under auspices Of the Man
chester Historical Society for the benefit
Of Burr and Burton Seminary The
committees arranging the events OF the
week include Mr.. and Mrs e. s. Istnam,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Maxim, Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Thatcher. the Misses
Hoyt, Mrs John Jacob Gunther, Mrs.
Charles s. Francis, Edwin lie Fever
Mrs. George Orvis, Miss Mary b. Glea-
son and Mrs. Horace G. Young
Miss Florence Taylor entertained on
Thursday for Mrs. Charles D. Chapman
of Morristown.
Mrs. Frederick Gmther entertained at
bridge on Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
John Jacob Gunther.
Recent arrivals at the Equinox House
include: Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Walker
Wallace Walker and Mis-. John Fogarty
Of Pelham Manor, Grinnell Willis OF
Morristown. Mrs. C. NJ. Fair of Oyster
Bay. Mr., and Mrs Robert w. Taft. Miss
NJ F. Taft and Miss Merriman OF
Providence. Miss Grace Semple OF
Wianno, Mass. Miss Marion Holllns OF
East Islip. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Peabody
Mrs. John T. Terry. Mrs. Darwin p
Kingsley. w. s. Benedict. Mr.. and Mrs
| J. c. Power, Mr. ard Mrs. John Nc.
Williams. Mortimer Barnes. George b
Hedges. w. s. Wakeman and i. 8. Robe.
son OF New York
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STocKBRIDGE. Mass, Aug. %.
HE mixed foursome golf tour

HE mixed foursome golf tour
nament at the Wyantenuck
links in Great harrington
"Wednesday was won by Miss Joseph
.sae Fuller and J.. R. Mead. Mrs Will
lam B. Nesbit and w. B. Nesbit, Jr,
won the special mixed foursome there
last Saturday. A tournament for
women was played this afternoon, the
prizes having been, given by John
Bhepard, Jr. An eighteen hole tourna-
ment for women will begin Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles L. Wetherbee and Mrs.
John Dodge Peters of Great Barring
ton gave entertainments at the Blue
Bird Tea Room in South Egremont
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ives Mackie
and their sons Thomas and David l.
Mackie, Jr., have gone to the Touvilli
Club in Quebec for fishing.
Mrs Sidney G. Piers and Mrs. John
Deely gave progressive bridge party
pit Greenock Inn, Lee, Thursday night.
The annual tombstone golf tourna-
ment for the Greenock Inn cup Tues
day was won by Miss Frances Bren-
nan of New York. F. c.. Macy OF
Brooklyn won the consolation cup.
Other prizes went to Miss Agnes
Brennan and DR.. John Bossidy.
F. C. Macy of Brooklyn, a guest at
Greenock Inn, Lee, took an eight
pound bass from Greenwater Pond
this week.
Mrs. James Brown of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Street of Bronx
Vile, N. Y, George Mckinney, Miss
f. M. CANNED. L. d. Taylor and Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. Macy of Brooklyn are
ut Greenock Inn.
In few places could such an inter-
estins social occasion .'ave been made
out of memorial meeting, as when
the friends, neighbors and former
pupils of the late Frederic Crownin
shield gathered in the Casino to dc
honor to his accomplishments. 1t was
as Richard r. Bowker of New York
who presided, said not an occasion OF
mourning but rather to rejoice at the
accomplishments of Mr.. Crowninshield
whose forty years of summer residenc,
there had made him an important fig
ure, both in the artists colony and in
The social life of the town.
For varied activities In the colony
no man had touched the village witt
greater feeling for its traditions oil
with greater love for its beauty. He
located there in 1879 and painted there
many seasons. becoming associated
with the Laurel Hill Association as 1t!
vice-president and with the Casino a!
It's president. Mr.. Bowker, his friend
introduced speakers to give estimates
Of the man as a poet. scholar, painter
and associate.
Mrs. Crowninshield, who assisted
Newton Macintosh of New York II
arranging an exhibition OF Mr.. Crown
hshield's paintings and works, in con
nection with the meeting, had as he
house guests, Prof. Tracy Peck, tn,
veteran teacher at Yale University an,
William Roscoe Thayer of Boston, tn
Euthor, both speakers at the memorla
meeting. Mrs. Crowninshield gave
small dinner to meet her guests. Nor
man II. Davis, Prof. William II. Car
penter' Bernhard Hoffman of IN
stockoridse colony. and GrenvilIe 1
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Walter. Merriman, MarshtI Finley
and III. s. Hazard of New York ar.
rived at Heaton Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Emlen Roose.
welt, DR.. and Mrs. Edgar 8. Thomson
DR.. e. s. Zabrislxie, Mr.. and Mrs. II. D
Upham, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burn
ham, Mrs. II. p. Anderson OF New
York, Mrs. George w. Boyd. Miss M
e. Davis, Miss Elizabeth Boyd of
Philadelphia registered at the Red
Lion Inn.
Registered at the stockbridge Golf
Club were Miss II. b. Kerr, Miss e. b.
Morse of Poughkeepsie, John 8. Allen,
z. S. Sanford, J. p. Tilden, j. 1.
Wheeler, DR.. Edward s. Thomson OF
New York.
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The Mountain View House Is having
a record season. Mrs. George H. Purser
and Mrs. NJ. S. Hall of Scarsdale are
there. as are j. \. Snyder and ]. Don
aid Snyder. Carl S. Van Name of
Flushing has joined his family here.
James I. Barr OF New York won Sat-
urdays golf tournament. playing off
tie with DR.. Sinclair Tousey and
Hammond Casgrain.