The sun., 1919-09-07
STOCKBRIDGE FAIR LIVELY

geant, Mrs. Edward Spencer, Miss
Heloise Meyer. Miss Gertrude Par
sons, DR.. Franklin c. Downing and
DR.. Henry p. Jaques.
Daniel Fairchild of the Wannamoi-
sett Country Club of Providence won
the Stockbridge golf cup in the an
nual tournament, defeating in the
finals James A. Toole of the West
field Country Club. The medal for
the best gross score in the qualifying
round was won by James 7. Hunter
Of North Adams. Caspar de Gersdcrff
Kimball Salisbury, Laurence b. Stod-
dart, Jr., Phillips Blagden. Roger A.
Hovey. John Shepard, Jr., Harold
Goodwin and Capt. John Dodge Peters
were among the entrants who made
the race for the cup.
Stockbridge was interested in an
announcement that Mrs. Eleapor
Whitridge Greenough of New -Yofk,
daughter Of Mrs. Frederick w. Whit
SHdge, would be married to Col. Nor
man G.. Thwaites of New York dur
ing the autumn. Col. Thwaltes- is a
British soldier and assistant British
Provost Marshal in New York He
|, Exhibitors of overs and farm prod
Stockbridge. -
Mrs. Edwin T. Rice of New York
is in charge of the open Stockbridge
tennis tournament, which began this
afternoon. There was an important
entry of players from the colonies.
The tournament will be continued to,
the finals next week. -.
The Misses Lucy and Lillian
Sawnn's sale for the benefit of the
Riggs school on Miss Tuckermans
lawn netted 800.
Entertaining at Cottages.
The cottagers entertaining at dinner
this week included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Robinson Smith, who had twenty
guests; Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Allan
Osborne, who gave dinner for their
house guests; Miss Caroline Johnson
Of Pittsburg and Alvin Norton of New
York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Sedgwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Percy Morgan,
Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Bradlee.
Jr., who came to Stockbridge for the
Labor Day entertainments, returned to
New York and Boston this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T. Rice had
a musicale at their country place Fri
day night. Edouard and CASTOR
Dethier of New York gave the pro-
gramme.
Mrs. Henry Willard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold G. Willard DIR. and Mrs. Samuel
w. Thurber of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. William F.. Verplanck of Fish
IrsII Ir AIt.g
Lefferts of st. James, l.. l., are at the
Red Lion Inn.
A company Of $50 attended the an
nual field day of the Berkshire Crippled
children at Pittsfield. A play TOY
land" by Miss Marion Nicholson was
given. Mrs w. Murray Crane was at
the tea table, assisted by Mrs. w.
Russell MacAusland. Miss Ethelred
f. Folsom was chief usher. Her as
sistants included Mrs. Charles Camp
bell, Miss Margaret French, Miss Joan
Whitridge, Miss Mary c. Humstone,
Miss Beatrice Clarke, Miss Mary
Spencer. Miss Edith Bonsal and Miss
Martha Davis.
Mrs. Eleanor W. Greenough gave a
children's party for her son. Richard
Greenough, at Swami House on Thurs
day afternoon.
Charles X. Crane of London has
given a painting by Alberto Pasini,
1.-THE Market Place at Constantinople,"
to the Museum of Natural History and
Art in Pittsfeld, which was established
by his father. the late Zenas Crane.
Mr.. Crane, the donor of the picture,
bought it in Paris, where he was as
ISOLATED with DR.. Morton Prince of
Boston in the work OF the Massachu-
sets soldiers mad sailors relief bureau.
he returned 10 yAinei iGs this summer.
A brother, Zenas Marshall Crane, is
connected with the American Commits
sion for Relief in the Near East and
is now in the Russian Caucasus.
Mrs. John II. C. Church gave q
garden party Friday afternoon at her
home in Great harrington.
The GreenocN Inn tennis cup was
won by II. w. Beebe OF Brooklyn.
Miss Louise Cunning of Rosedale, N.
y. and Miss Emma Heaph of New
York will play in the finals for the
woman's cup. ...... -