The sun., 1919-07-06
6TocKBRIDoE, Mass. July 5.
= DwARD A. CROwNINSHIELD

t3ing baseball team TOT the
purpose Of playing Saturday games on
the Sedgwick field. Mr.. Crownin-
shield believes that the Stockbridge
sottasers and hotel guests Win sup
port a clever baseball team, and he
has gathered men from colleges and
preparatory schools for the first game
IN the field this afternoon. Machlin
II. Davis and Samuel rockingham,
Ir., of Harvard; Laurence B. Stod-
hars Jr.. and Carpar de Gersdorff Of
st. Marks School, Sheldon R Smith
pf Harvard, Alexander Fox, Manton
Jones of Searles School, Great Bar
lin Finnigan of Stockbridge will ap-
pear in the initial game against Hou-
tatonic baseball team. Mr.. Crownin-
shield has been personally directing
The coaching. and under his direction
The grounds have been groomed.
Mr.. and Mrs James r. Walker are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ.
Walker, John B. Drake, Jr., Lewis L.
Macarthur, Jr.. and Miss Susan C..
Stephenson Of Chicago. Miss Ste
phenson, who Is the flancee Of Writ d.
Walker. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walker,
win pass a part OF the season at the
Walker country residence.
Capt Arthur Walker, who was vale
Victorian Of his class at Williams Col
lego last month. is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Henry e. Meeker in New Jersey.
Col. and Mrs. Montague Randall of
Fpo,anA MN o,u tbio vy4opfh Foy- Nav
York, and will come to Stockbridge to
pass a part Of the season with their
laughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry McBurney.
The Rev. and Mrs. George Grenvi1le
Merrill are leaving at tho end of July
bor Cape Cod, where they will be for
Xix weeks.
Mrs Joseph H. Choate entertained
1t dinner Monday night for Mr.. and
Mrs. David Percy Morgan, Jr., who
have been guests OF her parents, Mr..
Ind Mrs. Carl A. de Gersdorf at Or
shard Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Choate, Jr.. and their children are with
Mrs. Choate at Naumkeag. Me- and
Mrs. Choate are lleaving shortly for
Murray Bay, in the Thousand Islands.
Golf and Tennis Raging.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick
have Eliery Sedgwick Of Boston and
Miss Dorothy James and James l.
Mclean of Baltimore as their guests
The golf club has been lively ali
this week. Tennis is raging. and in
preparation for the August tourna-
nent many are on the courts. Mrs
Edwin B. Rice will manage the tour.
pament and will have the assistance
Of Frank z. Coursen.
Among those registered at the gol1
club are Mr.. and Mrs. b. Percy Nor
gan, Jr., Francis Tones. Miss Grace
Ellison, E. v. Perry, William Sloane
Mrs. Thomas Garrett OF New York
Mr. and Mrs. B. Lester Tyrel, Miss
Marie L. Tyrel, DR.. ]. B. Given. Jr., OF
Brooklyn and Miss Edith Lefingwel
81 Washington.
One of the most important enter.
sainments of the week was given by
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chester French
At Chesterwood. Glendale, for Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Robinson Smith ant
their daughter, Mrs Lyman Beechel
Stowe. There were about 100 at The
reception. Mrs William H. Clarke
was at the tea table.
Mrs. Peter Doelger has opened th'
weybourne Hill estate for the season
Mrs. Charles f. Greenough and Mis-
Eleanor Hague returned TO Stock
bridge from New York.
Mrs. Page Andrews OF New Yorl
has gone to williamstown after ;
t.;e
shield at Konkapot cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Give Livingston d.
Val have Mr.. and Mrs Horace Clarl
pu Val and Langdon Jurlitz as thei
guests for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Allan Osborn
returned for the holiday from a motto
trip to Lake Placid in the Adiron
dacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. woodward Have
have given several entertainment
this week for Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston
/. Redmond, who have returned fror
their wedding Journey.
Mrs. John Butler Swami and he
children, who have been with Mis-
Helen C. Butler at Linwood, have gon
20 Martha's Vineyard. Later In tn
summer they will go to their Main
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bloodgood lef
Heaton Hall early this week for tn
Megantic Club in Maine.
Bathing and Fishing.
Guests from Heaton Hall have mad
the boat Cub on the shore OF LAX
Mahkeenac a rendezvous for man
outings for bass and perch. The bath
ing beach has been opened and Their
are informal water sports every after
noon. Miss Edith Burtis of Brookly
proved to be the best fisher for sna
mouthed black bass this week. return
ing to the Hall with one that weighe
81 pounds. With Miss Burtis on tn
trip were Mr.. and Mrs. B. Leste
Tyrel and Miss Marie l.. Tyrel an
DR.. ]. B. Given, Jr.
Manager w. G. Havill OF Heato
Hall has offered a solid silver cup &c
the best score made on the putin
green. Arrivals at the Hall this wee
include: Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Wolcot
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcpherson, NJ
and Mrs. Storer Drawn. Mr.. and Mr.
J.. b. williams, II. s. Bell, Mrs. job
". Derry OF New York, Mr.. and Mr.
Carter Fulton and Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
Pease OF Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. s. I
Baldwin. G. Kenneth Thompson {
Maplewood, N. j.. Mr.. and Mrs. Horac
r. Shears. Miss Janet Shears and NJ
and Mrs. Harold L. Kalt of New Yorl
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Bullitt {