The New York herald., 1921-07-10
SUMNER RESORTS
Younger Set in
Tennis Matches
on Lenox Courts
Mr.. Charles Lenier, q Charter
Member, attends seth Annual
Meeting of Grub.


"A [R. CHARLES LANIER, New
MI York banker, who Is a char
ter member Of the Lenox
Club. attended the fifty-sixth annual
meeting of the club which was held
on Tuesday. Giraud Foster has been
president Of the club Cor about six
years. since the death Of George Win
throp Folsom. Eleven years ago when
tho club bought the DR.. Richard c..
Greenleaf property the late William
d. Sloane had rambler roses planted
around the tennis courts. These were
in full bloom this week and were
greatly admired by members and holi
day visitors at the club.
Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt, daughter
OF Mrs. Sydney Jones Colford. Jr., is
frequently at the Lenox Club tennis
nets. On Tuesday she was opposed to
Miss Edith Bonsal. both of whom are
skilful. Playing mixed doubles on an
other court were Miss Daisy Hollins
with Mr.. George l.. X. Norris against
Mrs. Newbold Morris and Mr. G.
Derignisky Of New York. On still an
other court were Miss Grace Bristed
and Mr.. George X. Livermore op-
posed to Mrs. Ewart Talbot and Mr..
William G.. Shepherd, Jr. In mems
singles Mr.. Frederick Vanderbilt Field
played Mr.. Gurdon Maynard.
The large Liberty bell, which at
tracted much attention In the Indepen-
dence Day parade by its deep tones,
was formerly on the Methodist Church
ut Lee, building recently converted
into q motion picture house. The bell
weighs 1900 pounds. Mrs. Byram K.
Stevens had as guests on her veranda
for the parade Mr.. and Mrs S. Park
man Shaw, Miss Marie Bramwell, Miss
Georgianna w. Sargent and Miss Ethel
Brooks OF New York. Motion pictures
of the parade taken by Mr.. William B.
Osgood Field are to be shown at the
Lenox Town Hall.
Tennis ON Courts at Blake Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baty Blake had
a tennis tournament on the courts at
Pine Needles, starting Tuesday. for
their guests. Miss Eleanor Lowering and
Mr.. Hollis H. Hunnewell Jr., Of
Wellesley. and Mr.. Francis Howard of
Charlottesville, Va.
Mrs. Edwin T. Rice poured this after
noon at the first tea of the season at the
Etockbridge Golf and Tennis Club.
Among those who registered there this
week were Miss Mary Mckay Nc
Creery. Mrs. William Van Brunt Find
ley. Miss Grace McGovern, Mr.. William
e. S. Griswold and Mr.. William Sloane.
Miss Margaret Severn. classic dancer
with '.rhe Greenwich Follies." who Is
stopping at the Adams Inn, has been at
tracing much attention at Stockbridge.
She danced at a reception given by Mrs.
Henry +. James and at the block dance
on the macadam roadway In front of
the Red Lion Inn Monday night. She
was also at a picnic given by the Misses
NJ. Symphorosa and Grace Bristed and
was marshal Of the Independence Day
parade at Stockbridge.
Mrs. Nina Larre Duryea. who Is rest
ing here after her notable war work, Is
at homo each Thursday afternoon at heI
unique place, the Old Mill at Stock
bridge, where visitors find much of In
terest in the twenty-four foot water
wheel, the old grist and sawmill built IN
1910 and the trees given to Mrs. Duryea
by the Queen of Italy and Marshal Joffre
Of France.
Mr.. Norman H. Davis, former Assist
ant Secretary of State, Is on a salmon
fishing trip to New Brunswick. with
three of his sons. Maclin p, Paschall and
Goode Davis. Another son, Mr.. Norman
p. Davis, sailed on Tuesday for Europe
with two Harvard friends, Mr.. Davis
Merwin OF Bloomington. Ill. and Mr..
Robert r. Lesher of Rye, N. Y.
Arrivals mt Hotels.
Arrivals at the Red Lion Inn at Stock
bridge include Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Hulst, Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Litchfield. Mr.. and
Mrs. winslow s. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. w. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
I. Rogers of New York, and Mr.. and
Mrs r. c. Johnstone of Glen Ridge.
N. J.
Friday night dances are feature OF
the season at Heaton Hall In Stock
bridge. among whose late visitors are
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Merrill, Miss
Mrs. Jean Stilson. Miss Janet Robertson.
Miss Annie d. Mackay OF New York
and Miss Edith Burtis of Brooklyn.
At the Maplewood Hotel. in Pittsfield.
are Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Sargent. Mrs.
J. K. Gwynn, DR.. and Mrs. Walter I.
Dannreuther, Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Hol-
land Of New York and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Judson Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Nelson J. Peabody Of Boston,
who, dressed as the Wi1e OF n StOCk-
bridge Indian chief, was marshal of the
Fourth Of July parade in Lenox. is at
the Aspinwall Hotel. She is daily seen
in the Woolsey Woods on her favorite
chestnut Among other arrivals at the
Aspinwall are Capt. H. Pitt Scott, u. s.
N; Mrs. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Campbell Townsend. Mrs. Phillips
Phoenix. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Laurence
Stearns. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson s. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Chapman, Mr..
and Mrs. M. L. Young. Jr, and Mr. and
Mrs. John w. Burrows of New York.
Mrs. Augusta A. La Montague OF New
York, for many years summer visitor
at the Curtis Hotel. arrived on Wedncs-
day for the season. Others there are
Mrs. John J. Lapham, Mrs. Chisholm
Beach, Miss Janet M. and Mr.. Chisholm
Beach and Mrs. Garrett Pendleton OF
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Hoffman have
given the use Of their villa, Overbrook.
at Stockbridge, as a vacation house this
summer to the New York Exchange for
Wonan's Work, which held sale at
the home Of Mrs. Carl A. de Gersdorff on
wednesday and Thursday. Through the
efforts Of Mrs. de Gersdorffs brother.
Mr.. Francis w. Crowninshield. sl,5oo
was raised as a vacation fund for work
ers In the exchange at New York head
quarters. Mrs. Henry Hollister Pease
also Is much interested In the work.
Mrs. Frederic A.. Delano and dausn-