The New York herald., 1921-07-17
Mrs. r. T. Baker
to Gire a Dance
att Lenox Villa
1t will Be One Of the Import
ant Events of the Summer
Berkshire Notes.


LENox, Mass. July 16.-Mrs. Ray
nlond It. Baker will give dance at her
villa, HOLLYWOOD, next Saturday night.
The invitations have been quite general
and it will be one Of the important
events of the summer. No large dances
have been given at HOLLYWOOD since the
property was owned by the late Mrs
George Westinghouse, whose Berkshire
hunt balls in the gymnasium for several
years were among the most brilliant
events of the autumn.
Mrs. Phillips Blagden of New York
was in general charge of fair and
rummage sale in Stockbridge town hall
this afternoon for the benefit Of Ascen-
sion farm school at South Lee, which
is maintained by Berkshire Episco-
palians. The tea table was In charge
of Mrs. Oscar Iasigi and Mrs Norman
Fl. Davis Mrs. Newman Kershaw
Perry, who had supervision Of the flower
table. was assisted by Mrs. Carl A. de
Gersdorff. Mrs. D. Percy Morgan. Miss
Marie o. Kobbe., Miss Gertrude Parsons,
Miss Adele Kneeland and by Mrs.
Charles Stuart Wilson Of London. In
charge of other tables were Mrs John
H. c.. Church and Miss Kate Cary, old
clothes; Mrs. Henry Ivison Parsons,
trimmed hats Mrs. Loyal Allan Os-
borne. confectionery Miss Ella Cour-
sen. cake; Mrs. Charles f. Evans, 25
cent articles.
Garden Parties Popular.
Berkshire gardens are looking their
finest. and garden parties with tea
txo
forms of entertainment. Mrs. Philip
Weston had the largest Of these parties
/, of the season at her home in Pittsheld
on Tuesday afternoon. when she had a
company Of 200 persons to meet her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Brenton Crane Pom
eroy. formerly Miss Katherine A. Sem
pie of st. Louis. Mo. On Wednesday
efternoon Mrs. John Alden Spoor had
the Richmond Garden Club as her guests
az Blythewood Farms in Pittsheld, while
Mrs. Carl A. de Gersdorff entertained
the Lenox Garden Club at her place In
Etockbridge on Monday. She was as
sisted in receiving by her daughter. Mrs.
Frederick J. Bradlee. Jr, Of Boston and
Mrs. William Marshall Bullitt Of Louis
VILE, Ky.
Luncheon parties were given by Mrs.
Zenas Crane Of Dalton and Miss Mary
Church Of Great Darlington for Miss
Minerva Beebe Of that town. whose en-
gagement to Ndr. John H Hamline of
Lake Forest. ILL.,. was recently an
nounced. Mrs. Henry A. Francis OF
Pittsfeld entertained on Thursday for
Mrs Brenton Crane Pomeroy, and Mrs
Richard G. Dixey had . large party on
Tuesday at Tanglewood.
Mr.. 0renville LindaN Winthrop OF
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Library, was reelected president Of the
association at the annual meeting on
Tuesday. Other officers elected were
Secretary, Mr.. William b. Osgood Field
treasurer, Mr.. Harris Eahnestock; board
of managers, the above with Mr.. Giraud
Foster. Mr.. william q. s. Griswold. Mr..
NewboId Morris. Mr.. Herbert Parsons.
Mr.. Harry l. Parsons and Mr.. Frank
X. Sturgis. Associate managers are
Mrs. David Lydig. Miss Heloise Meyer,
Miss Georgianna w. Sargent, Miss Anna
Blake Shaw and 0frs. Frank K Sturgis
Miss Edith c. Fitch Is librarian.
Among those who registered this week
at the Stockbridge Golf and Tennis Club
were Miss Mary Marvel Of Wilmington,
Del. who was a guest Of Mrs. Norman
H. Davis; Miss Irene Goddard Of st.
Louis, Mo-. guest of Mrs. Loyal Allan
Osborne: Mr.. Samuel Sloan Auchincloss,
Jr. of New York. who was with the
Misses Marie o. and Helen ]. Kobbe
Miss Kate d'A. Bonner, Mrs. William
Marshall Bullitt and Mrs. William Van
Brunt Findley.
A number of the Stockbridse women
tennis players are preparing for the
September tournaments by having the
services Of an expert instructor on
Thursdays at the Golf and Tennis Club.
Among those In the class are Mrs. Edwin
T. Rice and her daughter, Miss Helen
Rice, one time Berkshire champions
Miss Ethel Z. Haven, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Woodward Haven; Miss
Martha Davis and Miss Louise Osborne.
Mr.. Henry White was elected vestry-
man OF Trinity Episcopal Church in
Lenox at the annual meeting on Monday.
Other vestrymen are Mr.. Giraud Foster
Mr.. Newbold Morris. Mr.. Harris Fahne-
stock. Mr.. Herbert Parsons. Mr.. George
r. Turnure. Mr. George Higginson. Mr.
Thomas w. Strong, Mr.. Ernest T. Cur
tis and Mr.. William q. Clifford. Mr..
Charles Lanier. who has been connected
with the church for more than nifty
years, is senior warden.
Arrivals at Hotels.
Late arrivals at Heaton Hall In Stock
bridge. where dances are held each Fri
day night. include Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Appleton, Mr.. and Mrs Morgan Borden
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Cornwall. Mr.
and Mrs Charles r. Reynolds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Banks, Mr.. and Mrs. f. s
Ames Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Briggs Mr.
and Mrs. F. 8. Dudley. Mr. and Mrs
James r.. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r..
Hutchins all Of New York.
Mrs. Lawrence Pope Bayne OF New
York spent the week at the Maplewood
Hotel In Pittsfield as the guest OF Mrs
Thomas Denny. Others there are Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Park Logan. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert b. Cannon. Mrs. Rene
Martin, Mr.. end Mrs. +. w. NJ. Miller
ell OF New York. and Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick woodward OF washington
D. c.
AT the Greenock Inn. Lee, are Mr.
and Mrs. w. Dale williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. +. G
Hitchcock OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. Carleton Aborn OF New York, who
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
B. Nisbet, won the tournament against
boyle prize offered by Mr. Eugene ii
Peck at the Wyantenuck Golf Club ir
Great harrington this week.
Mr.. George La Branche OF New York
whose principal diversion Is fishing fol
brown trout In Berkshire brooks, ant
Mrs. La Branche are at the Berkshire
Inn, Great harrington, for a month
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