New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
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Winter Colony in
Berkshires viii Be
Largest in History
Beautiful Resorts Now in
Height of Autumn Glory
and Scores of Visitors
Arrive for Fall Season
Spec,oi Dispatch TO Ths rr;b,s1s

LENOX, Mass, Oct. 8.-The Berk-
shire Hills are st the zenith Of their
autumn glory, and scores OF visitors
are arriving FOR g weekend visit and
many for longer stay Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. Roderck Terry, OF Newport, arc
making their annual fall visit to tho
LenoX Club, where Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Curtis, of Boston, also are staying. Mrs.
Bayard Cushing Hoppin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hollister Pease and Miss NJ.
Symphorosa Bristed we're at one Of the
Lenoy Club nets on Wednesday.
The winter colony, until after the
largest in years. Mr.. and Mrs. William
L. >. Grlsw0ld are to keep Wyndhurst
open for the first time in five years.
Mrs. Albert s. Barker, oy Washington,
widow of Rear Admiral Barker, U. S. n,
is to make the Livingston house. on
Clifford Street, which she recently pur-
chased, her permanent home and hopes
to move In early in November.
The Lenox Library Association IS
doing a splendid educational work in
Offering prizes TO children for the best
di play at the arts and crafts exhibs-
ton, which closed last night Among
the exhibitors this year were come 81
the best known mon and women in the
we're Miss Kate Cary, whose design Of
her own Wills In worsted ATTRACTED
much attention.; Mrs. Charles Astor
B~isted, Mrs. Adrian 3. Herzog, Mrs.
William z. s. Griswold, Mrs. William
3. Osgood Field, Miss Anna Blake Shaw,
little Evelyn and Adels Sloane Girls
void.
Folsom Painting Won Much
Praise at Boston Exhibit
The boats exhibited by Alfred G. and
George W. Vanderbilt, sons Of Mrs.
Raymond r. Baker. were made IN the
manual training department Of Trinity
School. Photographs Of summer and
tate o9 Grenvilla Lindali Winthrop,
president Of the library association,
ta en- and developed by his daughters.
Miss Emily and Miss Kate Winthrop,
we're especially beautiful. Tho two
heads n plaster, designed by Miss
Emily Winthrop, were some OF her
best sculpture. The portrait OF the
late George Winthrop Folsom, painted
by his daughter, Miss Etheldred +.
Folsom, was much admired ct a recent
exhibition in Boston, but this was the
first time It had been seen in public in
Lenox. The success of the exhibition
dne IN no small measure to the
excellent work Of Miss Edith o. Fitch,
librarian. Mrs. Robert Winthrop has
sent bouquets OF flowers twice week
al tne season for the library rooms in
tne Scdgwick Building, which :s one
Of the best examples OF old Colonial
architecture in Western Massachusetts,
Members OF the Crane family who
afforded the annual donation party at
the Berkshire Home for Aged Women,
In Pittshcld, on Wednesday, were Mra.
Zenag Crane, Mrs Winthrop NJ. Crane
Mrs. James Arthur Crane and Miss
Clara l.. Crane, the latter sister Of
the lato Senator w. Murray Crane
Mrs. william Pollock, Of New York
w at one Of the tea tables.
The bronze tablet given to Mrs. Fred
erick s. Coolidge at the recent rusic
festival is to be placed IN her temple
OF music, on South Mountain in Pitts
field Mrs. Coolidge spent the week IN
Boston NJ the guest OF her sistr-in-law
Mrs. William T. Councilman.
Among th guesta Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry White, at Elm Court, during the
week were Mr. and Mrs. George 3. rost
Ms. ard Mrs Alvin w. Krech. Mrs
Hamilton Mex. Twom bly,, Gerard Beck.
man Winthrop and Meredith Rowland
Mis- Gertrude Watson had most Of
The pittsneid colony az her guests at
,aueica' -i~e" II her '>rnt
villa on Thursday In honor Of Mira
fCsliesn9ed ON gage thrae>