The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-10

Ign; Charles +. Fassett, Buffalo; Mrs.
J. 8. Houston, Miss f. e. Beale, Pitts
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Harris, New
York.
There have been many visitors at
the Stockbridge cottages. Miss ALI
son Haughton arrived to visit with
Miss Caroline T. Lawrence.
Mrs. Robert M. Bush Of Montclair,
N. j., and Miss Mary Lawton Of New
York have been with Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Chester French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Y. Brakeman are
stopping with Mrs. Frederick w. Whit
ridge.
Mrs. William H. Force was a guest
for the week end of Mrs. Charles T.
Mayer.
Miss Doris Reid of New York came
up to visit Misses Glider at Four
Brook Farm, Tyrinsham.
James Russell Parsons Of Nav York
Is with Mr.. and Mrs. Banyer Clarkson
in Tyringham.
Mrs. George r. Becker of the Ty-
bingham colony has closed her cottage
and after a short stay in Washington
will go to Japan for a long trip. Mrs.
Becker Is in mourning for Mr.. Becker,
who died in Washington last winter.
Mrs Henry McBurney has gone to
Scituate. Mass. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lionel Randall are expected from
England the last of this month to pass
the late season in Stockbridge.
A. Misserochi OF New York won the
putting match at Heaton Hall with q
score of 20.
Arriving at Heaton Hall were Mrs.
William B. Dudley of Brooklyn, Miss
Louise Kay, Mrs. J. Rellis. Miss Mil
dred Taylor, w. S. Edge, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Hillson of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Plnkham of Brooklyn.
Misses Dickey of Philadelphia, Mrs.
George r. Valentine, Mrs. C. r. Mar
shall. Mrs. Almond Barnes. Miss NJ. p.
Tilden, Miss A. Mclaughlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Addison B. Hall. the Rev. John
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Sunny, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Walker Otis of New York.
General Charles b. Wheeler, u. s.
A, who was the chief ordnance officer
of the American expeditionary forces
abroad, has been visiting in Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Frank A. Main of New York Is
entertaining Miss Gladys Lenning of
Duluth, Mimi, at her country place
in Lanesboro. Mrs. Main gave lun-
cheon for Miss Lenning at the Country
Club in Pittsfield this week.
| Mrs. ]. Macy willetts, who Is at Cas-
sils Farm, New Marlboro. will go to
Newport next week to show her cocker
spaniels in the Rhode Island Kennel
| Club show.
Mrs. Frederic 8. Coolidge Of New
York announced this week the pro-
gramme of the second annual music
| festival Sept. 1927 at her temple on
South Mountain, In Pittsfield. There
will be five entertainments. Harold
Bauer and Louis Baily are to play the
1000 prize winning sonata for piano
and viola, in which seventy-two man :
uscripts have been submitted. The
jury, OF which Frederick Stock of Chi
cago will be chairman, will be the
guests of Mrs Coolidge, the last Of
this month, at which time the best
compositions will be rehearsed and
! the prize awarded.
Misses Eliza and Maria Lansdale Of
New York who have been with Misses
Glider at birmingham have gone to
Newport.
Mrs. Austin Huntington has re-
| turned to Adams Inn, Stockbridge,|
from Southampton, L. I.
Annual Golf Tournament.
! Tho annual invitation golf tourna-
ment at tho Wyantenuck Club in Great
Darlington brought some sterling golf
ers there. Mr.. and Mrs. John Shepard
of Providence entertained a party of
the players at their country place, in
Guiding Roger d. Hovey OF Hartford,
F. H. Hoyt of New York and John
| Shepard Sd. Mr.. and Mrs. John H. c.
| ~. l1h Cnts .k, s.f
cage and Darrell Fulton Of New York
as guests. Mr., and Mrs. Deland de
Windt entertained DR.. T. II. Benny.
II. Wentworth and L. Faber of New
Bedford. Mass, for the tournament
Lieut.-Col. George +. Perkins is
organizing a post Of the American Lee
gion in Lee, where he has a country
place.
The annual tennis open tournament
Of the Greenock Country Club began
Thursday at Lee. The winner Of the
mems singles will receive the Housa-
tonic Valley Challenge Cup to hold for
one year.
i Arrivals at Greenock Inn, Lee, this
week were Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Nor
ton, Mrs. NJ. e. Dorman, G. f. Lipson,
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Febhardt, Mrs.
Charles T. Hugh. Mrs. Frank Keefe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie NJ. Wilson, B. S.
Denton, Francis ]. Stanwood, the
Misses Anderson, Mrs. Adele keliner.
Miss Keliner, Mrs. William N. Dem
man, Mrs. Henry c. Jones, the Misses
Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 7. Pot
ter Mrs. T. N. Farmer, Mr. and Mrs.
E. f. Nourse, Miss Grace Nourse, DR..
and Mrs. james S. Hart, Mrs. e. NJ.
Hart of New York.
Frederick Cromwell of Bernards-
Vile, N J., who has been a guest OF
Sheldon Smith in Lee, drove golf
ball $40 yards on the course of the
Pittsfelo Country Club last week.
This is one of the longest drives on
record in Berkshire.
Mrs. John Alden Spoor and her
guest, Mrs. Edward P. Samuels Of
Chicago, are on an automobile trip to
Lake Oneonta, n. Y.
!. Miss Helen Dillon OF Chicago is
visiting with Mrs. Warren M. Sails
bury in Pittsheld.
Miss Helen Hood of Brookline, John
, b. Stewart, Mrs. William Lilibridge,
Miss Lilibridge. Mrs. S. B. Bowman,
Miss Bowman. Arthur C. Lord, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Watson Webb, H. u
Burdine OF New York, Mr.. and Mrs
e. r. Hollander, L. Preston Hollander,