New-York tribune., 1920-08-22
News of the Resorts Mountain and Shore
Beatrice Clarke
To Become a LenoN
Bride in September
1900 Invitations Are Issued
for Marriage to George
Clifford L. Remington, of
Naval Training Station
spcciol Dispatch to The Tribune


LEMON, Mass, Aug. 2l.-Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Shields Clarke issued
this week 1900 invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Beatrice Clarke, to George Clifford
Thomas Remington at Trinity Church,
which is to take place September A.
As Mr.. Remington is in the navy, be-
ing stationed at the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station. it is to be a naval
wedding. The Rev. Latta Griswold,
rector of Trinity. will be assisted by
Senior Chaplain Frank Thompson,
captain, U. S. n. Miss Clarke is to
have her sister. Miss Alma Clarke, as
her principal attendant, while little
Agnes McCrea, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James A. McCrea, of New York,
will be the flower girl, and Leonard
Thomas jr, Of Philadelphia, will act
as page.
Mr Remington, who is Yale man.
has chosen for his best man Thomas
Coldecott Chubb. of Orange, N. j., and
the ushers will be Warren Sturgis
McCulloch. of Orange; Frank Bernard
Stubbs and Thomas Hall Wagner jr.,
of ST. Louis; George Dexter Bradford,
OF New York; George Armistead, of
Philadelphia, and Charles j. Clarke
brother of the bride.
Miss Clarke's mother gave q lunch
con party in her honor at Fernbrook
on Wednesday. The guests included
Bristed, Miss Theresa Higginson, Miss
Rosemary Crane, Miss Elizabeth Love
Goodwin. Miss Frances Bryant God
win, Miss Nancy Osborne, Miss Helen
Reed and Mrs. Frederick Sharer Crofts
The annual Stockbridge tennis tour
Lameut. with tea each afternoon at the
clubhouse, was the principal event of
the week in that town. Those who
poured We're Mrs. Daniel Chester
Carl A. de Gersdorff
The vanishing day reception for the
first day of the twelfth annual Stock
bridge exhibition will take place next
Saturday afternoon. The committee
for the exhibition consists of Walter
Nettleton, chairman; Misses Lydia
Field Emmett and Marie o. Kobbe, Dan
iel Chester French, Clark G. Voorhees,,
August Lukeman and John C. Johan-
sen.
Mrs. Giraud Foster gave a luncheon
NJ. Depew, who are at the Aspinwall
Hotel, and Charles Lanier entertained
at dinner for them that evening.
Miss Emily Tuckerman gave a
luncheon Monday for Mrs. j. Mont
gomery Sears, of Boston, who was with
Mrs. Joseph H. Choate.
Mrs. W. Murray Crane, Mrs. John
z. Parsons and Mrs. George Winthrop
Folsom were among others who enter
tained during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis L. Lorillard, who
were at the Red Lion Inn at Stock
bridge early in the week, went to the
Adirondacks Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Presbrey and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Callendine Heck, Of New York,
also were at the inn.
The Bulgarian Minister at Washing
ton, Stephan Panaretoff, and Nine.
Panaretoff, and DR.. Philip Brown, of
Princeton, N. j., stopped at the Maple
wood Hotel at Pittstield while touring
the Berkshires. Mr. and Mrs. Law
renee W. Churchill, of New York, also
were there.
Curtis Hotel arrivals include Mr. and
Mrs. Edward D. Deafeld, of New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Russell, Of Mid
dletown, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Endicott and Miss Barbara Endicott,
of Boston. Mrs. H. Van Kleeck Gill
more, of New York, was the guest at
the Curtis this week of Miss Ellen D.
Hunt, of New York.
Miss Kate Cary is in charge of
circus at the Berkshire Home for Grip
pied Children in Pittsfeld next
Wednesday. Assisting her are Mrs.
Daniel Paine Griswold, Miss Rosemary
Crane, Mrs. Charles W. Power and
Mrs. Arthur H. Wood. of Pittsfeld.
The ftv hove at tre school which wa
founded by Mrs. Frederick S. Coolidge,
yr;1i faka mart