The New York herald., 1921-07-03
Humorous Side of
LenOx Life to Be
Shown in Parade
Women of Society to Take
Part in Event-Arrivals
in the Berkshires.
LENox, Mass. July 2.

r ENOX is TO have an old FASH
ioned Independence Day cele-
- bration, which will start in the
morning with a parade of antiques
and horribles. Mr.. Harris Fahnestock
is. to be marshal. and among those who
are to take part will be Mrs. Edwards
Spencer, Miss Kate Cary, Mrs. Daniel
Paine Griswold. the Misses M. Sym
phorosa and Grace Bristed, Miss Kate
d'A. Bonner, Mrs. John C. ODonnell.
Mrs Enrico ]. Conill, Messrs. George
z. Turnure. Lawrence Turnure, David
T. Dana, A. Newbold Morris and John
E. Parsons. There will be floats, curios-
tiles and placards depicting the hu-
morous side of Lenox life.
| A series of ten dances which will
continue through the summer was
started tonight at the Wyantenuck
Golf Club house in Great harrington.
Among the prominent members of this
club. which has one of the best golf
courses in Berkshire are Mr.. and Mrs.
/ JOnn u. 1nuICfl. MI Silld Ali o ~ N''NA
E. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. David Ives
Mackie, DR.. and Mrs. John Dodge
Peters. Mr.. and Mrs. Denison D. Dana
of New York The club has a large en-
try of women in a putting tournament
for prizes offered by Mrs. Dana.
Mrs. Carl A. de Gersdorff Is chairman
of the new house committee OF the
Stockbridge Golf and Tennis Club, and
] lar Ire
Kershaw Perry, Mrs Phillips Blagden
and Mr.. Heaton Ives Treadway. Mr.
Blagden Is chairman OF the green COM
mittee.
Gives Large Bridge Party.
Mrs. William Hall Walker opened her
villa. Brookside, on Wednesday for the
largest bridge party OF the season. htty
tables being in play, for the beneht OF
the womens Society Of ST. Jarness
Episcopal Church Mrs Walker was
assisted by her daughter. Mrs. DerGson
d. Dana. and Miss Elizabeth Dana.
Mrs. John e. Alexandra has an apart
ment in Paris and will defer returning
to Lenox until August or early Septem-
ber.
The Berkshire Inn at Great Barring
ton is the centre of much social life.
Arrivals there include Mrs Warren A.
Ransom, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Van
Wrinkle. Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. John Z.
Scovll OF New York, DIR. and Mrs.
Seaman Douglas of Washington. d. c.
Mrs Thomas Lndall Winthrop OF Bos-
ton. who arrived at the Maplewood
Hotel in Pttsfeld for the month of
June. will remain through the summer
Among those who registered there this
week were Mrs. Thomas Denny and
Miss Adelaide Denny. also for the
season Mr.. and Mrs Cass Gilbert Miss
Mary H. Johnston. Messrs. Nicholas
Danforth. Francis J. Danforth and John
Burling Lawrence of New York.
The ffty-slxth annual meeting of the
Lenox Club will be held on Monday and
will be followed by the annual luncheon.
which will be served on the club
verandas officers of the club are Mr..
Giraud Foster. president Mr.. Frederick
s Delaheld. vice-president; Mr.. David T.
Dana. secretary, and Mr.. George F..
Turnure. treasurer. The annual meet
ing OF the Lake Mahkeenac Boat Club.
which has been opened for the summer.
will be held at the same time.
Weekly dances at the Aspnwall Hotel
were started tonight with many Inde-
pendence Dav visitors participating.
Horseback riding through the Woolsey
woods also is popular. Arrivals at the
Aspinwall include Miss Katherine POST
Newbold OF Tuxedo Park. Mrs. Frank
w Jenkins. Or. and Mrs. j. Berkeley
Squier. Mrs f. c. Hopkins of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard NJ. Paul OF Phila-
delphia and Mrs. Grant Walker OF
Boston.