New-York tribune., 1919-09-21
Children Handle
Winning Mounts at
Society Pony Show:
Lenox Colony Busy With Big
Entertainments; Princess
Boncompagni, of Italy, Is
Guest of Mrs. Shattuck
Special Correspondence

LENOX, Mass, Sept 2O.-Children OF
the cottagers played important parts
in the pony show at Recreation Park,
Stockbridgc. In the opening class for
ronies in single harness Miss May
Field, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William B. Osgood Field, won the blue
ribbon in the first division with her
roam gelding, Gold Coin. The second
award went to her sister. Miss Marjorie
Field driving Flora Dora.
Also in this class, for larger ponies,
J. Macy Wiiets, jr.. son Of Mr. and
Mrs j. Macy Willets, OF .tew York,
driving Nipper, Jr., from Cassiis
Farm, New Marlboro, won his first blue
ribbon, it being the boys debut n
showing his fathers ponies Miss Ruth
Dewey, OF New Lenox; Miss Louise
Osborne. daughter Of tIr and Mfs.
Loyal A. Osborne, and Miss Evelyn
Grlswold a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Z. 5. Griswold, received
awards for their ponies.
Girls Ride Winners
In the class for ponies under saddl.
Miss Margaret Sparrow, daughter OF
Mrs. Edward ". Sparrow, Of New YORK,
rode J. Macy Willets's mare. Bella
Donna, to victory. Miss Magdalene
Mayer, daughter Of Judge and Mrs.
Charles I. Mayer. of New York. won
second award On her pony. Frisky. Miss
Ruth Tahnes.ock, daughter Of Mr.; ard
Mrs. Harris Fahrestock. of Now York,
vas third, and Miss Marjorie Field, on
Gold Coin, fourth. In the class for
pairs of ponies in harness Miss Field
won the blue ribbon with Flora Dora
and Gold Coin. Robby and Bobby,
owned and driven by Herbert Parsons,
jr.. was second.
Mrs. Albert r. Shattuck gave lunch
con for tllo Princess Andree Bon COM
pagni Of Rome. The princess, travel
ing with Miss Gladys Hinckley. Of
Washington. went 10 Lake George early
in the week. Mr.. Shattuck has IT,
turned to White Lodge from trip
abroad.
Miss Mabel Choate is another re-
turned European visitor. Mrs Ans
brose G. KiNgsland, who was expected
'"st week a. Edgeroad, was not able 70
obtain a sailing and will come over the
first week in October.
With the season Of large entertain
ments well under way prom nent New
Workers have arrived at hotels and
cottages. Mrs. William y. Sloane gave
two large dinners, entertaining for a
house party. which included Mrs Rich
ard GambTill. Mr. and Mrs Frances ds
r. Wissmann, William c. Reick, J.
Leslie Cotton and Albert N. Post
Mitchell, Miss and Mrs Frederick ".
Vanderbilt travelling by automobile
from Bar IIarbor TO Hyde Park, y. Y,
called or Mrs. Sloane Monday.
There was much Berkshire interest in
the announcement Of the engagement Of
Miss Helen J. Reed, daughter Of Mrs.
Frederick H. Robins. of Toronto, TO
Major Porcival c. Sherren. Of Prince
Edwards Island Miss Reed has been
one Of the foremost Of the Younger set
m the Great Darlington colony.
Mr.. and Mrs Cor' a-dt T. Bishop re-
turned to Lenox from Jheir annual
automobile Journey n California. Ore
gon and Washington. Their daughter
Miss Beatrice Bishop entered Vasssr
TINS week
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie is preparing
to c,ose Shadow Brook. She viii PASS
the late season a. Milbrook. \ i,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Miller.
Mrs. G. G.. Havin Iii
Mr.. and Mrs. Forsythe Wickes hur-
ricd TO Lsns 4 this week from Newport
because Of t.e illness Of Mrs x WicAes's
r3e her. Mrs George Griswold Haven,
OF New YORK.
Dir. and Mrs. William 3. O Field
returned Ne4aesd from hunting IN
Ga .tec. Gl.sad Foster. Jr, IS also
home from L Canadian hunting trip.
FAN arrivals at hotels include Misses
isabcia and Fanny X Gregory and
Mrs. Warner n. Van Nosden al Heaton
Han; Nr. and Mrs. Horace r. Nore-
head, Hrs. Hraafora Kinesland. George
u. Bradford, hrs. William y. Hay and
Miss Laur. ) Post a. Red Lion Inn,
Storkhridpe' Nr and Mrs. James Nc
81. Biz. and Mrs MilIan Forbes
i.r--.D- NJ l.f..-a ',.sr,- f.ro-
solah N9oins Fl Beard. Nsss Jessie
eene6ict af the Ma2lewood p't.s,ieid;
Mrs. iii r. Robinson. Ir. an Nfs.
ta~arj ". t9ai.son. Mrs Norris 81.
Mandy and Mr. Charles N.llo Has
Nns III Curtis Ho-en