The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-27
Stockbridge Golf and Tennis Club
Decide on August 26-29 as
Dates for Tournament


William Gay. Miss Gertrude Miller and.
John Utz, Mrs. c. T. Henderson and
Bryson Kalt. Miss Marie O'Shaughnessy
and Harold Land, Miss J. Kearnes and
Josiah yN,v-iDht
Guests from the Hall motored 10
Lake Buel for q picnic on wednesday,.
Among the party were Mr.. and Mrs
John w. Reuter-, Mrs. Charles r. Gan
Miss Mabel Spence, r. n. Miller, Miss
Edith Burtis and Bronson O'Shaughs
Messy
The annual masquerade ball at Hea-
ton Hall Friday night brought many OF
the younger set of the cottages to the
hotel. The ballroom was decorated in
fantastic colors. while beautiful costumes
were numerous.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan r. Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Hassler Mn
and Mrs. George B. Nichols, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Francis Tilden, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar~
ence Pinkham, Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Carr
penter, Jr.. of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. e. Emery and Mr.. and Mrs. George
b. McB1bon of Chicago arrived at the
Hall this week.
Miss Evelyn B. Longman, sculptres9
who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Chester French, will be an exhibitor In
the Stockbridge art exhibition next
month. She did a head of Miss Mar
garet French last year for the show.
II. Bolton Jones, Francis Jones. Mr.. ana
Mrs. John c. Johansen, Mrs Banyer
Clarkson, Miss Lydia Field Emmett, Mise
Marie o. Kobbe Miss Emily winthrop,
Walter Nettleton. Clark q. Voorhees,
Gardner Symonds. Robert Hamilton and
Bart Blommers of the Berkshire colony
will be exhibitors. 1t Is expected that
a rare model of the work of Daniel Chess
ter French will be shown. The var
nishing day, which will open the exile
| bition, will be one of the most impoFs
tant afternoons of the Stockoridse sea-
| son.
Mrs. Dallas d. l.. McGrew and the
|. Misses Rosamond de K. and Francesca
de X. Glider. daughters of the late Mr..
| and Mrs. Richard Watson Glider. are
passing the summer at -Four Brook
Farm, birmingham. Miss Rosamond de X.
elders birthday was observed last week
| by a reception for the cottagers. Stop
ping at Four Brook Farm this week are
Miss winifred Rogers and DR.. w. w.
| Butler of New York and the Misses
Eliza NJ. and Maria NJ. Lansdale or
Philadelphia.
| Senator John Stewart McLennan ar
rived lately at his country place In
birmingham. Miss Katherine McLennans
who had been in the Red Cross service
two years. arrived here this week. Mr..
and Mrs. McLennan gave a large dinner
party for her Saturday night.
| Mrs. Selder, Burchenal went to Haver-
hill, Mass, this week to join her hus-
band after months visit to her mother.
Mrs: John Hutton. Lieut.. and Mrs. John
L. Hutton, who had been In birmingham,
went TO South Orange, N. ].
Mrs. Rees Alsop of New York arrived
this week to visit her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Robert w. Chaplin. N1r. and Mrs
Johnston L. Redmond, after r. visit TO
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Woodward Haven, are
at Tivoli, n. Y, where Mr.. Redmond has
opened the Redmond country, place.
Mrs. Arthur N Lippencott. who Is at
| the Chapman estate in Stockbridge this
summer, has gone to Newport and Mar
ragansett Pier for a visit. Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. Crane have gone to North
field. Mass, from Mountain View In
Richmond. Edward c. Gregory and the
Misses Fanny x. and Isabel NJ. Gregory
OF New York have arrived at Heaton
Hall.
| Tourists in the berkshire.
Among the tourists who registered at
Red Lion Inn were Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Brewster. Jr, Mrs. Charles II. Post
Miss katherine NJ. Post of New York.
Lieut.-Col Charles II. Grant and Miss
Grant of Summit, N. J.
DR.. and Mrs. De Lancey Rochester of
Buffalo have leased Mrs. Vernon Stew
enss cottage for the remainder OF the
| season.
Miss Elsie Trohridge has gone to New
Haven after visiting Miss Virginia Field.
Mrs. Edward B. owen went to Oyster
Bay Monday TO visit Mrs. Darwin e.
/ Litchiield.
Mr.. and Mrs William f. Doane, who
| have passed twenty-five summers in
! Stockbridge, passing their winters with
| their son-in law and daughter, Brig Gen.
and Mrs. Charles Stuart Wilson, at Lon
| don, and more recently at Burlington,
! n. j., declared in the Berkshire court
| this week. that their domicile was at
Burlington. y. J.
Mrs. James Denny Of New York In en-
| tertaining Miss Ar. w. Stowell of New
York at the Maplewood, Pittsield, where
| Miss Sarah Peltz of New York has
Mrs. John De Witt Peltz of Albany as
| her guest.
George W. Perkins, Jr.. of New York
will be chairman for the tennis tourna-l
ment at the Greenock Country Club at
Lee beginning Augustus The Housa-
tonic Valley championship round will
| be played.
Mrs. Dexter p. Rumsey of Buffalo IL
visiting her sister, Miss Gertrude Wat
son. in Pittsfeld.
Lorng Andrews who had been q
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Hinton
Perry in Richmond. has gone to New
York, and Will start for China next
week on a diplomatic mission