The sun., 1919-07-20
Stockbridge Girls Single Log Cabin:
Design Landscape Work and Build
a Pond, Surprising Their Friends

Kalt of New York. The week end cloch
golf tournament prize was won by John
Ut1 OF New York. Other low scores
were: A. d. Beers. 81; Josiah Dwight
80: Mrs. C. T. Henderson, ga; Mrs. A b.
Adds, 85. The weekly bridge party at
the hall was played at ten tables. Tho
winners were Miss Marie O'Shaughnessys
Mrs. c. A. Parr. Miss Alice Hollings-
worth and NJ. r. Crufurd.
The leading AFFAIR at Heaton Hau
during the week was a pool tournament.
The best single was by Miss Janet Shares
with nine victories. Mrs Harold Kalt
and Bronson 'Shaughnessy won the
mixed doubles. playing the finals with
Miss Janet Shares and Harold Land.
The prizes were silver pencils for the
men and lingerie sets for the women.
Arriving at Heaton Hall this week
were Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus L. Hyde.
H. St John Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs T. L.
Benson, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Broughton.
Mr.. and Mrs T. l. Beresford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Deacon of New York. Mrs.
Charles r. Gay, William G. Gay OF
Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. William Cravath
Of New York, Mrs r. ". Waldo. Mrs.
@. l. Waldo Of Lakewood, Mrs William
| T. Barnum, Milton C. Barnum. Miss
Helen Cummings of Mount Vernon, N.
Y, Mrs. George Auchenback and Mrs.
A r. Brommer OF New York, Miss May
Dithoo oht w. W. ~
Brooklyn.
Red Lion Inn has been filled all OF
the week. Henry Stetson of New York.
| an annual patron, who comes to Stock
bridge for golf arrived. Also there are
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Parks. Mrs. @. w.
Hopkins, Miss Guggenheim, Miss Custer
Of New York. Lieut. James G.. Estill OF
Lakeville, who was two years overseas
in the aviation corps; Lieut. w. Meur-
lin of the Twenty seventh Division. Mrs.
William D. Meurlin, Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
lam Kelso, Jr., Mrs. Franklin Quimby,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. de Bevoise, Miss Mary
l.. Tillotson, Edgar M. Thompson, Miss
Ella Thompson of Brooklyn. Mr. and
Mrs c. w. Kingsley of White Plains, Mr..
and Mrs. Gardiner Pattison of Summit.
N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Thayer OF
Hackensack, N. j.: Miss Mercel willard.
Miss Florence Willard Charles +. Willard
| Of Stonington, Conn; J.. A. Rushmore
of Roslyn, L. T. Mrs. Henry Wells OF
Washington, Mrs. Henry Stoddard of
New Haven, Mrs j. H. Winsow OF
Philadelphia, w. II. Lippencott and the
Misses Lippencott of Riverton, N j.:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Law of Briar-
cliff. n. Y; Mrs. Charles H Mellon,
Miss e. Mellon of Morristowl, N. j.;
Mrs. w. o. Davis. Miss Ethel Bache.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Dills of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Biden, who had
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T.
Rice have gone to New York.
Mrs Austin Huntington went to South
ampton, l.. l., Wednesday for a fort
night.
Miss McEnery OF New York was the
winner of the tombstone golf tournament
on the Wyantenuck Country Club links
at Great Darlington this week The
eighteen hole handicap was won by De-
lano de Windt.
berkshire Tourney This Week.
The Berkshire golf tournament will
open on the Country Club course in
Pittsheld Thursday. and continue until
Saturday. The tournament committee is
composed OF Willard d. Edmister of
} Brooklyn. Cummings Chesney. Walter C.
Kellogg, Edward l.. Murphy and Harry
ID. Brigham. The prizes are offered for
all sixteens and the beaten eight Medals
will be given for the best gross score in
. the qualifying round and for the runner
up.
DR.. John H Finley spoke before the
J Wednesday Morning Club at Pittsfleld
: on his visit to the East this week
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Lathers. Jr., OF
J New Rochelle were hosts at dinner for
Theodore Thomas of New York at the
Country Club OF Pitts1eld Tuesday
! right. A buffers golf match was played
before the dinner. which was won by
Lieut.-Col. William II. Eaton The din
ner guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r.
Russell, Mr.. and Mrs Charles w Power
MI and Mrs. Reginald NJ. Ames, Miss
Mary c. Wolfe. Frank w. Dutton and
Lieut.-Col. and Mrs. William H. Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Colt gave a
dinner dance for their daughter Miss
Priscilla Colt, at the Plttsfleld Country
Club Monday night.