The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Lord Bryce at 50
Leading Pedestrian
in the BerkShireS
When Not Attending Institute
Of Politics He Generally
is on q Hike.
| Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD
LENox, Mass Aug. Is.

SpectuI OeSpdtcH 10 iHE NEW hohh ilEhALD-
L.ENox, Mass. Aug. IL.
Wv TILLIAMSTOWN is stin the
M/ centre of social activity in
w the Berkshires and will con-
tinue as such until the close of DR..
Harry Augustus Garfield's Institute
of Politics on August 81. Teas are
given each Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon, with dances on Saturday
nights at the Taconic Country Club
house. Among those in charge Of teas
have been Mrs. Henry Hopkins, Jr..
and her sister. Mrs. Karl Ephraim
Weston, Mrs. Vanderpoel Adriance.
Mrs. Donald B. Sinclair, Mrs. Archer
Sinclair and Mrs. Edward HUM.
Informal teas or luncheons were
given during the week by Mrs. Willard
Evans Hoyt, Mrs. Charles Bulkley
Hubbell, Mrs. Howard Doughty and
Mrs. e. Crosby Doughty at their
villas in Williamstown. while Viscount
James Bryce and Lady Bryce of Lon
don and other distinguished visitors
from abroad were among the guests
at a musicale given on Thursday after
noon by Mrs. William Page Andrews
and Mrs. Karl e. Weston at Thorn
wood. the country home OF Mr.. N.
Henry Sabia. Dr. and Mrs. Garf1eld's
reception on Wednesday afternoon for
Count and Countess Paul Teleki of
Budapest also was society event of
importance.
yiscount Bryce is the leading pedes-
s,i4 IN lx-
shires. When not attending lectures or
society events he is generally on a
tramp over the Williamstown hills and
that is tho main reason that at 81 he Is
as active as most men at SO. Lord Bryce
hopes to make the six mile ascent OF
Greyloclx Mountain by way OF the hopper
before he leaves Williamstown.
Golf Tournament for Cup.
A golf tournament for the Roy A.
Curtiss cup attracted the best women
players in the Southern Berkshires to
the Wyantenuck Country Club at Great
harrington the last four days OF this
week. AS the cup had been won twice
each by Mrs. /. G. Bates Dana of New
York, Mrs. John Shepard Of Boston and
Miss Josephine Fuller. interest In the
outcome was keen.
Among those who registered at the
Lenox Golf and Tennis Club during the
week were Miss Felicia Fisk, who was
the guest of Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt
Mrs John E. p Morgan. Mrs. Thomas l.
Elwyn Of Philadelphia; Messrs. Gren-
vile Kane, Livingston T. Merchant
Samuel Russell, Charles Lowell Barlow
and Nathaniel Holmes.
The Stockbridge Tennis Club was rcr-
resented by Misses Martha Davis, Louise
and Nancy Osborne and Katherine Nc
Clenahan in q match game with the
Greenock Country Club at Lee on Tues
day. Miss Helen Rice of the Stock
bridge Club won the woman's singles al
the Lee tournament Mrs. Phillips Blag-
den is to be in charge Of an approach
and putting contest at the Stockbrtdge
golf course next Saturday.
Count and Countess Laszlo Szechenyi
of Budapest were among the distin-
guished visitors this week at the Grey
lock Hotel in Williamstown. They at
tended the reception given on Wednes-
day by DR.. and Mrs. Garfield for Count
and Countess Paul Teleki. Among other
arrivals there were Mrs. Anna Mitchell
Paulding. sister of Mr.. Chauncey M
Depew; Miss Anne Depew Paulding, Mr..
and Mrs Charles d. Sabin. Miss Eliza
beth Tilden Sabin, Mrs. Hamilton l.
Hoppin and Mr.. Erving Pruyn of New
York.
Mr.. Depew spoke at the Pittsfield Park
Club last night on Views and Reviews
on the Threshold of Eighty-eight" Miss
M. Katharine Husted of New York is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edwin Beers, at
the Aspinwall Hotel. Others there in
clude Mrs. Arthur NJ Acton Of Florence,
Italy, who was touring the hills with
- ~
leen Sheriff OF Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs.
James II. Ottley and Mrs. Frank Hart
ley OF New York
Mrs. J. Herman Van Roijen of Rome,
italy. who was Miss Albertina T. Win
throp, has been meeting many old friends
In the Berkshire colonies Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Roijen were among the guests at
Mrs. John Stewart McI.ennan's reception
and musicale for Viscount James Bryce
and Lady Bryce.
Mrs. Van Roijen has been entertained
at luncheon by Mrs. John II Parsons
and Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes.
The fancy dress ball at Heaton Hall In
Stockbridge last night was the leading
event of the season at that hotel. The
tennis stars among the young women at
Heaton Hall are Misses Barbara Young.
Caroline Reuter-. Reba Pa1ey and Geno-
NaNa 1ihhst tho iatNci uciHb a uduButeT
OF the late President Estrada Palma of
Cuba Arrivals at the hall include Mr..
and Mrs. John p. Tilden, Mrs. Frank
Morgan, the Misses Fanny K and Isabel
M. Gregory of New York, and Mr. and
Mrs. Godfrey Dunscombe of New Haven,
Conn.
To show Her Sculpture.
Miss Malvina C. Hoffman. sculptor. of
New York. who has been spending the
summer at Orchard House In Tyringham.
left on Wednesday for a visit with Mrs.
Allan Larlanu nf Iaantax. ~ Iria..i.<z<.