New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Berkshire Blooms
Will Compete for
State Gold Medal
Massachusetts Horticultural
Society Offers Honors for
Best Exhibit at LenoN
CardenCIub Flower Show

Curtis Hotel ~ Leho< OH Fiiuas' """N
30. fsom 4 20 Z 0. m. and Saturday,
July 1. from 10 q. m. 90 ?. m 'losses
for professional gardeners. amateurs
and tovnspeople are being arranged
and blue and red ribbons VIII oe the
general awasis. ,
Mrs. Carl A. dc Ccrsdora Is chair,
man of the exhibition committee ano
she Is being assisted By Miss Gertrude
PaLvonS. who ha, made large mum
b,r Of attractive posters decorated Win
aowers' Mr. Daniel Chester French
the seuIptor. Is tPhave charge Of the
mark arrangements. Miss GeorgiannS
W. saryent. president u the club, is
having general supervision OF the show.
The Independents \ arc Mrs. Banyer
Clnrksn and Dr. William Gilman
nompson. The late Mr.. Thomas
Shields Clarke, artist and sculptor, or
znized the club about ten years ago.
Miss sargent's rustic garden az Twin
rlms. on the shore Of Laurel Lake. was
admired by one hundred members OF
the tpTingdeld Garden Club, who came
over the Jacobs Ladder route 10 Lenox
BIZ automobile this week. They also
visited the beautiful gardens Of Misses
MARY and SGertrude Parsons at
stonover. Miss Adele kneelard az FAR
lawn. Mrs. Ross Ninans Whistler, Of
Hidden House; Mrs. Harris Fahnestoek,
n Eastover, and Mrs. Albert K. shat
tuck. AZ White Lodge. on Laurel Lake.
The White Lodge gardens were laid
on. b. Mrs. Edith Wharton, the
novelist. from whom Dir. shattgek
bought ,he place several years ago.
Williamstovn was the center OF nu-
nierous entertainments this week N
connection with the Williams College
commencement. Most Of the visitors
attended a reception By DR.. and Mrs.
Harry A. Garfield az Presidents House.
DR.. and Mrs. Donald B. Sinclair. OF
Princeton. y. j.. arc az the Phi Sigma
Kappa House FOR the sumner. and Miss
Emily b. Adams, OF New York. who is
back from Europe. Is at her house IN
South street
Sir. and Mrs. Henry Hopkins, OF
New York. are with Mrs. Hopkins
father. Mr. y. Henry Ssbin. az Thorn
wood. in Willismstovn, and Professor
and Mira. Karl l.. Weston also are %
spend the summer with him. PROBES
sor Wcston's house il 20 be occupied
By his sister. Mrs. william Page An
drcws, VINO l. scheduled 90 reach New
York next Thursday from Maple.
where she passed the winter with Mrs.
Frederic Crowninshield.
Arrivals OF the Williams Inn, at Will
Jamestown, isclude Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thaddeus Terry. Miss katherine
II. Terry, Mr.. George B. Hedges, Nh
and Mrs. John Shoemaker Sheppardt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred {. Chaplin. Mr.. j.
= ~.
George 4. Locke jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Edson. Of Greenwich. Conn.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Peske, Of
Brooklyn.
Rear Admiral Robert VI. Berry, L. :.
y. and Mrs. Berry. OF Washington,
src at the Greylock Hotel, at Williams
to--,. for the season. The Admiral IS
on the Taconic Golf Club links every
morning. Axeng others az the Grey
lock are Mr.. and Mrs. HcnPy Ganse-
yoos SAP 'ords Miss Louise ". Sanford,
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Akin Jones. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Blsgden, Mr. and Mrs.
Sewell T. Tyng, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
), sargest, Mr. J.. Henry Whitehouse,
yrs. J. Archibald Murray, Nss Bar
bsra Murray and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Adams Kissam. Of New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander VI. Swain. Of Philadel-
phia: Nr. and Mrs. Stephen Van Tas.
sci. OF Mount Vernon, y. Y, and Mr..
and Mrs. L. Winsor Bird, Of Green.
wich. Conn.
Mr. Benjau.n Durant Ticknor. pro-
pfitor Of the Berkshire Inn az Great
harrington. had the Snake Club. OF
New York. as his personal guests at
the inn this week. The club was
forncd at Mr Ticknor's Court Inn. at
Camden, :. C.. several years ago. In
tho party. who played golf and went
trou; fishing wcro Mcssrs. Frank
Prcsbgey. Charles Spsulding and Frank
Thop. OF New York: James G. Dett.
NOR. Of Brooklyn; Dr. Thomas Long
Ellis and George II. VI. Johns on. OF
Bridgeport. Corn; Aahur G.. Richard
500 and Charles Fletcher. OF Boston.
La.c arrivals at the inn include DR..
and Mrs. George L. Steel, Mr. and Mrs.
T. Gaillard Thomas and Mrs. William
II. Porter. oil New York. and Miss
Marion Foster Mellen. OF New Haven.
Conn.
Mrs. Katharine Livingston Mellen
and daughter. Miss Spthryn Livingston
Mellcn. OF New York, are az the Maple
wood Hotel in Pittsheld for two weeks.
Among Others there are Mrs. Jesse
Lynch WILLIAMS. Mr.. LAidlaw q. Will
li4gs. Miss Laura {. Williams. Mr.. ard
Mrs. l.. W. Rice. Mrs. James T.. New
comb. DR. and Mrs ". T. Dannreuther.
% Nsw York: Mrs. Oliver y. Judson,
OF Philadelphia. and Miss Sarah De
WIT. Of Albany
Mrs. James +. Jesup. Of New York.
3 at the Csytis Hotel in LenoX. where
- q.
yeaTS. Mr Frederick Frelinghuystn.
of kcw York. was there this week
while visiting his sister. Mrs. Henry
" Ninihrop Gray, dt Sundrum House.
other arrivals were Mr.. and Mrs.
Rc7ry l.. Roosevelt. Of New York; Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Dennis. OF Washington.
srd Mrs. II. Martin Brown, Of ProYi'
denee.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Low. OF New
iork. are 20 arrive az the AspinwaN
Hotel July ior the season. Mrs.
Grant Walker. Of Boston, sister-in-lsw
a. Mrs. Oscar lasigi. Is 10 reach the
Aspiuwall o. Tuesday for the early
scpf9n.
Tho StockDridce coUrs, vas pop
rsr rendezvous of tie week for golf
crs. Among those who made the ro1nd
russdry we're Messrs. Marshall r. kcr.
na.h~.. ,aspar {. De Gersdorfi Baysrd
Cushirc Hoppin. Rober, ". Ware, Joan
Costa Grvqulst, Henry Root Stern. o.
New York. and Mr. and Mrs. Francis I.
o. Als1p. OF Boston. Mrs. AlSop made
the course in "a a woman record for
the season.
4; ,he Red Lion ipn, at Stookerdge.
arc Mr. fnd Mrs. Yale kneeland. Miss
Edith Knceland. Of New York; Mr. and
Mrs Edcar Allen and Miss Beatrice
Allen, q Tsrrytown. y. y; Mr.. and
Mrs u. S. Baker and Miss Baker, OF