New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
Lenox Colony Open
Autumn Season by
Big Dinner Parties
Prominent New Workers Are
Among Fall Arrivals at
Hotels: Garden Club Has
Its September Meeting

Special Cores pondcnce
IENOX. Mass. Sept. Miss Anna
Remscn Alexandra. of New York, wor
the Labor Day Tombstone golf tourna-
ment at the Lenox Club. Mrs. Rudolph
Kissel. jr.. Of New York was the run
ner-up.
The tournament was followed by a
luncheon for leo guests at the LenoN
Club. at which Mrs. John T.. Alexandra
Mrs. Carrot h. hip and Mrs. ". Roscoe
Borsul were hostesses.
September brought the first round
of large dinner entertainments. Since
the beginning Of he month Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Aston Bris,ed. Mr.. and
Mrs. :. Parkman Shaw. NJ. and Mrs
LOYAL Allan Osborne. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Robinson Smith and Mrs. John
T.. Alexandra have given brilliant en-
tertainments. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Scdgwick gave a luncheon Thursday
entertaining for William Rosco,
Thaycr before the Laurel Hill t-dooI
meeting
Many New Workers Arrive
This week has been intrestinr 10,
only in events. but in The presence Of
many prominent New Workers AZ the
hotels. TO the Cur:is Hotel came Mrs
William '. :. Thorrc. Mr.. william
4. Slater jr.. Ellis Wainwright. Mis-
Francs Ogden. Chandler Robbias. DR.
and Mr. Percy k. Turnure. Mrs. Joan
Blair Mr. and Mrs Richard II. Lee
Nr. and Mrs. Southland Cutting. Of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arden " Robbins. Mrs
". Borden May. Mrs. and Mrs. Stewart
{. Schencl,. Mr. ard Mrs. Joseph I,
Low, Mr. and Mrs J. Fletcher Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bryant Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Terry and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence c. Chapman arrived at
Hotel Aspinvall
Mrs. Henry Willard. Mr.. ard Mrs,
Harold &. Willard. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel
". Tnuriol Miss Evelyn Thurber Mr.
aui Ms. William Edward Ncrplarck
Mr.. and Mrs. Bascnt Lc:Fetts. III. ami
Mrs. " Charming Burbank. Mrs John
=. Nichols. Of New York. registered
1T the Red Lion Inn. S;ockbIidge.
Stockbiidge began lis September
events with the art exhibition. at which
Mrs. Daniel Chester French was at
The tea table. assisted by Mrs. Fred
erick W Whitridge, Mrs. Eeanor W.
Grecnough, Miss Margaret French and
Miss Joan Whitridge.
At the annual outdoor meeting OF
the Laurel Hill Association Thursday
Alexander Sedgwick, president of the
association. presided. Tea was served
under the trees at the park. Also or
Thursday was held the Stockbrdge
fair. in which Mrs. J. ". Haven. Miss
Helen {. Butler, Mrs. Bernhard Hof
man and others competed for awards
n the floral department.
Mrs Edwin +. Rice is directing the
Stockbridge tennis tournament which
opened to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice gave
a musicale at their cottage Friday
evening with Edouard and CASTOR Du-
thier OF New York. as the artists.
Garden Club Meets
Misses Mary and Gertrude Parsons
were hosts for the September meeting
of the Lenox Garden Club Monday
afternoon. at which Mrs. Edith Parsons
Morgan assisted at the tea table. and
also for an entertainment by the pupils
Of the Hampton. Va, Institute Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Watson. 0, New York
began her musicalcs at Onota Farm
Pit,sileld. Tuesday.
Misses Lucy and Lillian :. Swans
fair at the Old Place for the benefit
OF Francis Behn Riggs school ncttec
$500