The sun., 1919-06-29
independence Day to Be the Scene of
Many Festivities in the Berkshires
Visitors Reach Lenox for
the Holiday
the Holiday


Ter w. Riker. Miss Riksr, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. c. Jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Knowlson, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ham
steter, Mira J. w. Morris, the Misses
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Park
Logan Of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Berry Of Flushing. Queens; Mrs. c. r,
Coulter. DR.. Mary McDade Of Brook
Ign, Mrs. 8. II. Camp Of Hartford, Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Cool Of Chicago, Mr..
and Mrs. George d. White Of Chicago.
Many have arrived at Curtis Hotel.
This 10 one Of the places where guests
tarry long. The hotel, though thor
oughly modern. has tho ali. Of the old
time country inn, which has q strong
appeal Henry II. Harjes OF Paris
came UP TO Curtis to visit his mother
in-law. Mrs. Charles Berwind, and also
there are Miss Helen Chace Of New
York. who will pass the entire season;
Mrs. Edgerton L. Winthrop, Mrs. J. NJ.
Babcock, Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Butcher,
Mss Belle Wilson. Miss 8. Sargent,
Mrs. Roemer. Alexander Romer, d. H.
Arnold. Godfrey Chester of New York,
Mr.. and Mrs George z. Warren of
Boston.
This has been a lively week at
Greenock Inn, at Lee. Besides two
dances in mid week there was q
week end dance tonight. At the inn
are Mrs. John Mott. Mrs. z. H. Mundy,
c. E. Finch, Mrs. c. r. Baston, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Mathers OF New York; Mrs.
]. p. Boyd Of Detroit, Mrs. c. L. Runne.
Mrs. j. B. Jewett. Miss Anna Russell
Of Salem, Mass; Mrs. George H.
Stearns. Miss Stearns Of Cincinnati;
the Rev. and Mrs John Kflbon Of New
ton. Mass; Mrs p. J. Hoadley. James
A. Judge Of South Hadley, Masa
Gardens Open to Pubifo.
For the irst time In several years
the Lenox cottagers opened their gar
dens to the public this week. The dis
plays Of peonies and other flowers were
at the height OF bloom. Visitors saw
the gsrdens Of Miss Georgians w. Sar-
gent. Mrs John e. Alexandra, Mrs.
George w. Folsom, Mrs. William E. 8.
Griswold and Bishop Thomas r. Davies
In Lenox; Mrs. Bernhard Hoffman in
Stockbridge, Mrs. John A. spoor In
Pittsfield. Special days will be set
by the club for giving the public op-
portunities to see the best Of the Lenox
gardens.
A memorial service for the late Dean
William NJ. Grosvenor of the Cathedral
Of st. John the Divine will be held in
Trinity Church Sunday, July 6.
Bishop Thomas F. Davies will preach
the sermon. Dean Grosvenor was
called from Trinity Church to New
York in 1894
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Tillotson and
Miss Marian Tillotson of Brooklyn are
at Red Lion Inn. Stockbridge.
Capt Arthur M. Walker. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. James r. Walker of Chicago.
who are at their country place in
Stockbridge. was given the honor Of
being the valedictorian OF the COM
mencement class at Williams College
this week. Capt. Walker was thrice
wounded in the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Butler OF Orange
, arrived this week at their estate in
P!ttsfield.
Mrs. Raymond T. Baker Of Wash
ington will give a dinner ON the Fourth
OF July for all of the service men Of
Lee who We're in the army and navy
In the late war. 1t Is expected that
there will be 800 or more in the party.
Mrs. Bakers superintendent Of Holm
wood is making the arrangements for
the dinner and Mrs. Baker will be
present and aid in the serving.
Many changes will take place in the
cottage colony at the beginning Of
July. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Sturgis
are going to Newport for two months.
Miss Katherine Billiard will arrive at
Highwood. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. o.
Field will open Highlawn House, Mrs.
Benjamin Porter viii come up to the
Judge Bishop place. Other arrivals
will be Sussex D. Davis, Miss Eleanor
Leroy and Nathan Straus. who win
arrive at the hotel. cd.
I Some OF the guests at Curtis Hotel
this week are Mrs. Hugh A. Wilson,
Mrs. r. T. Haines Halsey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Smidt John A. Smidt,
Mrs. M. B. Wilson, Mrs. ]. A. Stillman,
Mrs. c. H. Brown. Mrs. w. s. Popple-
ton, Mrs s. Burns. W. 8. Poppleton,
Jr.. Mrs. Jeanette johnson OF New
York: Ten Eyck Wendell OF Cazeno-
via, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Tomp-
kins OF Madison. N. j.; DIR. Irwin II.
Hance of Lakewood. N. J.
Miss Gertrude Watson left Pitts
field this week for the Adirondacks,
travelling with Mrs. Chester Griswold
OF New York and Mrs. Porter Norton
OF Buffalo.
Mrs. Albert E. Bates of Washington
and Mrs. Edward Thaw Of Pittsburg
have arrived at Pittsfield for the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lippincott, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas w. Strong and
Charles Lanier were among those who
entertained at luncheon during the
week.
Colony Keeps Growing.
Albert r. shattuck has sailed for
Europe. He will pass the greater part
OF the summer abroad. returning to
White Lodge in the late season.
First Lieut. Ross T. Whistler, from
year overseas. arrived this week to
visit with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Ross Winans Whistler, at Hidden
House. No sooner did he lay aside the
khaki than he took up the tennis rae
quet. He was formerly the president
Of the Lenox Junior Tennis Associa-
ton. Playing Tuesday with Miss
Mabel L. Holden of Boston In mixed
doubles against George e. Turnure
Jr., and Miss Edith Bonsal, Mr.. Whis-
tier and Miss Holden won, 7-5. rs.
Ga.
Mrs, Robert Stowe Bradley and her
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