New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Notes of Society-News Of the Resorts
Women of LenOx
Villa Colony Hold
Republican Rally
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Clark
Give Reception at Stock
bridge for Oliver bennett
Grover, Artist, of Chicago
speosol Dispatch to Tho Tribune,

LENOX, Mass, Oct. 2.-Prominent
women Of Lenox are taking much in
terest in politics. Miss Heloise Meyer
is the Republican leader and she pre-
sided at women's rally In Town Hall
Tuesday night. Among others who have
registered here are Mrs. Frederick S.
Delafield, Mrs. Churchill Satterlee, Mrs.
Frederic Schenck, Mrs. David T. Dana,
Mrs. Thomas w. Strong, Mrs. Samuel
Frothingham and Mrs. George K Liv-
ermore.
Mrs. John Innes Kane, who was at
Bar Harbor during the summer, will
, arrive at her villa in Main Street with
in q week. Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt
about October 15, and will stay until
January /. Mrs. Edwards Spencer
opened Shipton Court, her house on
the north shore of Laurel Lake, this
week, and Mr. and Mrs. Rogers VOL
colt Griswold are at the Field cottage
! for a month.
Tennis continues to be tho mcst
popular outdoor sport. Noticed on the
club courts Wednesday werc Mrs. Will
liam E. S. Griswold and Roger Wolcott
Griswold playing Miss Grace Brlsted
and Mrs. Enrico j. Conill; Mrs. bayaTd
Cushing Hoppin and Miss Isabel d.
Sbotter opposed to Miss M. Symphorosa
Bristed and Miss Mary J. Lewis, of
Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter L. Clark had
tea and reception at their Agawam
farm villa, in Stockbridge, on Tuesday
in honor of Oliver bennett Grover,
Chicago artist. who had four landscapes
in oil and water color, together with
portrait of John c.. Johansen, artist,
at the Stockbridge exhibit. The pic
lures also shown at Mrs. Clark.s re-
ccption included one of Miss Emily
Tuckerman's villa, with Monument
Mountain in the background and one
of the Stockbridge golf links. Mrs.
Douglas Wood Dunn and Mrs. Henry
f. James were at the tea tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick had
large silver wedding dinner party IN
Stockbridge tonight.
Many Of the beautiful pieces Of silver
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. de
Gersdorff at their anniversary week
ago will help to replenish their supply
all of which was stolen by burglars IN
their New York home two years ago.
Luncheons were given during the
week b. Mrs. j. Kearny Warren, Mrs
Giraud Foster, Mrs. John Stewart Nc.
lard.
Late arrivals at the Aspinwall Hotel
include Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Hastings
of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hart
man Kuhn, of Philadelphia; Miss Helen
Louise Coates, of Washington, and Mr.
and Mrs. Marand c. Hobbs, of Brook
line, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Osgood
Field are on hunting trip to the
Cascapeda River clubhouse, P. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. Georges Lambert. Of
Paris, are staying with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Robinson Smith at the Dug
way, in Stockbrdge.
The Rev. and Mrs. William L. Wood
of Santa Barbara, Cal, formerly of New
York, are guests of Mrs. Frederick
Schenck at Under Ledge Mr.. Wood
was rector of Trinity Church.
At Curtis Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs
Copley Amory, Mrs. Charles II. Post
J. Miller, Miss Frances NJ. Miller. Mrs
Fiske, Of New York, and the Rev. anc
Mrs. Paul Revere rockingham, of Bos
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Bement, o.
Philadelphia, are at the Maplewooe
Hotel, in Pittsfeld. Mrs. Thomas Denny
Miss Adelaide Denny and Mr.. and Mrs
William B. Dillon. of New York. VIII,
were there since July, returned to Ney
York on Monday.
Arrivals at the Red Lion Inn, Stock
bridge. include Lieutenant Commando
Val Fisher, Of the British Royal Fly
ing Corps; Mr.. and Mrs. Marselis c
Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. L. st. Cla
Colby and Mr.. and Mrs Richard H
Lawrence of New York, and Professo
Charles S. Sargent, of Harvard