New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Autumn Arrivals
And Late Stayers
Throng, Lenox Club
Dinners, Dances and Recep-
tons Provide Abundan.
Social Activity, Though
Many Are Closing Houses

LENOX, Mass, Oct. 15.-Mr. and
Mrs. William B. Osgood Field, who are
now in Northern Quebec hunting
moose, will return to Lenox the coming
week and they are leaving later for
Northern Wisconsin for deer shooting
They expect to keep their Lcnox place
open until after the holidays.
Mrs. Raymond T. Baker is sending
her boys, Alfred G. and George w.
Vanderbilt, to Trinity School il Lenox
and she is to remain at HOLLYWOOD
until the first of February Mrs
Baker has done no entertaining since
the death of her mother the last Of
August.
The Lenox Club is filled with visitors
for the autumn activities. Arrivals
this week include Mr. and Mrs. Hamil-
ton Fish Benjamin, Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. Greenleaf and Mr. and Mrs Joseph
S. Lowering. Mrs. j. Frederick
Schenck closed Valley Head to-day and
is at the club until early November
when she is to sail for Southern France
TO join her daug1terin-law, Mrs
Frederic Schenck.
Mrs. Joseph II. Choate, who always
remains at Naumkcag in St)ckbridgc
until the first week of November, gave
dinner party on Tuesday night in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. George b. dc
Gersdorf. Mr. and Mrs Giraud
Foster entertained sixteen guests at
dinner on Monday evening and Miss
Adele Kneeland had dinner party at
Fairlawn on Wednesday night for Mr.
and Mrs. A. Murray Young and Mrs.
Chorcs / F Robinson.
Miss Kneeland has issued invitations
for q reception at her home next Tues
day evening in honor OF Dlsnop Thomas
Frederick Davies the tenth ann.vcr-
sary Of whose conservation is to be
observed on that day with the celebra-
tion of Hol Communion at Trinity
Episcona' Charch.
DR.. William Gilman Thompson, who
recently bought the Frederic Crown n
shield estate at Stockbridge, has been
elected first vice president of the
Lenox Garden Club and director Of
the Stockbridge Casino Corporation.
Mrs Crowninshield is to be accom-
panied by Mrs. William Page Andrews,
Of Will n town. wnen sne sal.s Tor
Rome on November 3.
Mrs. Reuben Wing Howes and her
two sons, Reuben Wing and Townsend
Howes, have rebuilt their house, Edge
comb, and will remain until after the
holidays
Benjamin D. Ticknor, proprietor Of
the Berkshire Inn at Great Darlington,
and Mrs. Ticknor gave the largest
dance Of the autumn for South Berk-
shire visitors last night in honor Of
NJ ss Minerva o. Bcebe, who was mar
ried in the Congregational Church
there tonight TO John Henry llamllne,
Of Lake Forest, ILL.,
Mrs. David Lydig, who closed her
Lcnox house this week, is at the Cur
tis Hotel for ten days before return
ing to New York. Among others there
are Mrs. @ohn J. Lapham, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles S. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward j. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. f. B..
Haviland, Of New York; Mr and Mrs.
Philip MONTGOMERY, Of Now Haven,
Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S. Pea body,
Of Boston.
At the Creylock Hotel in Williams
town during the week were Mr. and
Mrs. Morgan Akin Joncs, OF New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus B. WadswortN
Of Albany former Governor Samuel W
Mccall. Of Boston; Mrs. William c.
Taft and Mis- Taft, Of Baltimore, Nh.
DR.. and Nra. Arthur w. bingham,
Mrs. r. Osgood Mason and Miss Cor
nela Van A. Chaplin, Of New York, we're
among the arrivals this week at the
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