New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Caroline Chafee
Is First Bride of
Berkshires Season
Daughter of DIR. and Mrs.
r. X. Chaffee Married to
Thomas f. Plunkett; 80
Cripples at Coolidge Party
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


afternoon at 4 o'clock. when Miss Car
oiine Chaffec, Wellesley, '21, was mar
rled TO Mr. Thomas F. Plunkett, a Yale
graduate, The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of the brides
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Fred X. Chaffee.
Zs Bartlett Avenue. The Rev. Earl C.
Davis, of the Unitarian Church, Ian
caster Pa, officiated, assisted by the
Rev. Hugh Gordon Ross, of the First
Congregational Church at Pittsfeld.
The bride and bridegroom were unat
tended
Mr.. Plunkett is part owner of the
Longfellow House at Pittsfeld Among
those at the reception were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick G. Crane, Miss Rose
mary Crane, Mr.. and Mrs Winthrop NJ.
Crane, Mr.. Eenas Marshall Crane, of
Dalton: DR.. and Mrs. Brace w PAD
dock, Miss Harriet L. Plunkett, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Gilbert Colt, Miss
Priscilla Colt, Mr. and Mrs. Brenton
Crane Pomeroy Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A.
Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Francis,
Grace Campbell Van Nordcn, Miss
Edith Bartlett Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r.
Russell, Mr. and Mrs. William Thomp
son Rice. Colonel William H, Eaton,
Miss Hope and Miss Wilmot Eaton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Weston, of Pitts
field; Mr.. and Mrs. Norman K. Morse.
Mrs. William G. Morse and Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm Duncan, Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plunkett are to live at
1913 Bartlett Avenue, Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Frederick S. Coolidge, of New
I0 lad
Gay, arranged for an enterta inment
for thirty crippled children that day
at the home she founded in Pittsficld.
Miss Kate Cary was among those who
asSlsteo IN the program. Each year
S'ls. Coolidge thus commentaries the
birthday Of her late husband. an emf
ncnt orthopedic expert of Boston and
oittsGeid.
Trout Fishing Popular
Among Women Visitors
Trout fishing is popular these days
among women OF the Berksnirc colo
nies. Mrs. August Belmont caught
string Of fifteen one day within two
rods Of the front door of her country
place, Glenbrook Farm. at New Ash
ford, where flows one Of the best trout
streams in the hills. A favorite stream
of Mrs. David 7. Dana and Miss Kate
d'A. Bonner. who have just taken out
licenses, is the one that flows past the
Carnegie place from Richmond Noun
tain into Mahkeenac Lake.
Mrs. John Campbell Forester is back
in Washington, D. c., from Calcutta,
India where her husband is in the Eng
lisn diplomatic service. She is to pass
the summer at Tamarack, her estate
in the pine forest on the northern edge
of Beartown Mountain, in Tyrina ham.
Mrs. Forester before her marriage in
London August 90, 1921, was Mrs.
George H. Becker, widow of the head of
the United States Geological Survey.
Mr.. William Fuller Curtis, the artist,
who spent the winter at Miss Florence
j. Leonard's Venetian villa in Pitts
field, is to open his cottage at Ashfeld
next week.
Miss r. S. Nichols. landscape archi-
tect, of New York. was the guest this
week of Mrs. John Alden Spoor, of Chi
cago, at South Street Inn, Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Spoor is having improvements
made on her gardens at Blythewood
Farms, on the west shore Of Onota
Lake
Among those who opened their
houses this week were: Mrs. William
Hall Walker, Brookside, at Great Bar
rington; Mr.. Edward R. Wharton. Pine
Acre, at Lenox; Mr.. Grenville Lindall
and Mrs, William E. Doane, at Stock
bridge, and Miss Gertrude Watson, at
Pittsfeld.
Miss Rosamond DeK. Glider and Miss
Francesca DeK. Glider have leased
Glencoe, cottage on their farm at
Tyringham. to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N.
Perkins, Of New York.
Smith College Girls
Entertain "Prom" Friends
company Of 100 Smith College girls
entertained their junior promenade
friends at dinner dance at the Red
Lion Inn at Stockbridge on Thursday.
They motored over the Mohawk Trail
from Northampton and returned via
Jacobs Ladder Arrivals at the Red
Lion include DR.. Simon Flexner, Mr..
and Mrs. James Burtis Van Woert,
Mrs. c. A. Van Woert, Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Charles M. Steele, of Bronx
Vile, N. Y.
Arrivals at Harrods, In stockbridge,
include Mrs. N. Dubois Miller and
Miss Theodore N. McMurtrie, of Phila-
delpha, Pa.
Mrs. Livingston L. Biddle and broth
er, MIR. Edward Law, Of Philadelphia,
were guests of their mother, Mrs. Err
nest Law, at the Red Lion during the
week.
Miss Ellen D. Hunt is at the Curtis
Hotel in Lenox for the season. Other
arrivals there this week included Mrs.
Alfred N. Beadleston, Mrs. Edward C.
Hazard. Of New York; Mr.. Francis
Shaw Sturgis, Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Rob-
bins, Miss Theresa r. Robbins, Mrs.
Alanson Tucker, Miss Susan R. Dab
ney and Mrs. Paul B. Watson, Of Bos-
ton.
The Lenox Golf and Tennis Club and
the Stockbridge Casino were opened on
Tuesday for the season.
Mrs. Charles H. Wright, author,
gave costume dinner for fourteen of
her women friends at her Bartlett Ave-
nue. home in Pittsfeld on Wednesday
evening. They were old-fashioned Co
lonial frocks.
The Greylock Hotel at Williamstown
and Greenock Inn at Lee were opened
this week. The Maplewood Hotel at
Pittsfeld and the Berkshire Inn at
Great Darlington viii! be opened for
the season on Thursday.
Gould Gift Starts Fund
For Cripples' New Home
The new building which the Free
Industrial School for Crippled Chill
dren, All West Fifty-seventh Street,
has in mind for the future. has received
great incentive through a generous
riff 80 nv Eduip Could which Cta ri q