The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Picnic Party Gets
Lost in Mountains
of the BerkShires
Wander Over Abandoned
Roads for Two Hours Before
Finding Way-Notes.

LENOx, MASS, July I5.
ICNIC parties are among the
- most popular diversions for So
= journers in the Berkshires.
A party from Heaton Hall at Stock
bridge, among whom were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Michaelis, Miss Edith
Michaelis Of New York. Misses Grace
and Helen Corey, J. B. and M. !.
Hazelton Of Brooklyn became lost on
Beartown Mountain on Tuesday. After
going through Ice Glen they took
the wrong road and wandered over
abandoned wood roads on the noun
tain for two hours, coming out finally
lust at dusk at South Lee.
Miss Adele Sloane Hammond also
entertained a party Of friends at Il
picnic on Monument Mountain Tues
day, Mrs. John Stewart McLennan had
similar party at Otis Lake on
"Wednesday, and Mrs. James E. Gregg.
wife of the president of Hampton In
stitute. was hostess for the Richmond
Garden Club at her home In Pittsfield
on Wednesday. ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White, who
had a houseful of guests at Elm Court,
friends of Mrs. Whites granddaugh-
ters, Miss Emily S. and Miss Adele 5.
Hammond, did much to erliven the
week at Lenox. Interest ran high Ill
the tennis tournament for trophies Of
fered by Mrs. White and which were
won by Miss Priscilla Baldwin and Me-.
John Henry Hammond, who defeated
Miss Edith M. Bonsall and Mr.. Pail
Hicks, Ga. 60. on one Of Mr.. George
Baty Blake's courts. Mrs. White had
two dinners parties for more than
twenty persons each during the week.
Rummage Sale for school.
Mrs. Frederic Crowninshield is one
of the promoters of a rummage sale at
the Stockbridge town hall. on August
10, for the benefit OF Ascension Farm
School at South Lee. Among others in
charge of tables are Miss Mabel Choate.
Mrs. Henry McBurney, Mrs. Owen
johnson, Mrs. Norman II. Davis. Mrs.
Arthur w. Swami, Miss Mary Parsons.
Miss Hcloise Meyer and Miss Ella Cour-
sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey M. Depew,
are at the Aspinwall Hotel. Among
others at this hotel are Mrs. j. Henry
Whitehouse Of Irvington and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank b. Perdonnet; DR.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Fisher, DR.. Carlos f.
Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Alex
ander. Mr. Maitland Bartlett. Mr. and
Mrs. T. G. Converse. Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard M. Thomas, Mrs. Stephen Millett.
Miss Mary G. Millett. Mrs. Henry
Gansevoort Sanford, Mrs. Trimble de
Roode of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. John
+. Talmage. Miss Louise and Miss
Gladys Talmage of Brooklyn.
Mr.. w. A. Merrill of Brooklyn won
the Heaton Hall cup for the best net
score-S9-made by visitors at the Hall
on the Stockbridge golf course this
month. Arrivals at Heaton Hall in
Anna c. Falk. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Burchard. Mr. and Mrs T. w. Pritch-
ard. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert winslow. Miss
Amy Winslow. Messrs. Raymond Bald
win, Parker F. Collins and Archie S.
Smith of New York.
Justice william p. Rudd of the New
York Supreme Court and Mrs. Rudd,
who are at the Red Lion Inn at Stock
bridge for the season, entertained
friends at dinner there Tuesday upon
receipt of twenty pound salmon
SHIppe0 TO tnefn ITOIn tlueDtC Dy MI.
William l.. visscher Of Albany, who is
occupying his villa on Prospect Hill at
Stockbridge Mrs. William b. Broomall
of Philadelphia and Mrs. Allen T. Tread
way. wife Of Representative Treadway,
were at the tea tables at a reception
given on Tuesday by Mrs. Heaton Ives
Treadway for her mother, Mrs Henry
w. Kalt OF Brooklyn. Friends of Mrs.
Allen T. Treadway also gave her n
birthday luncheon on Wednesday at the
Treadway bungalow, Lake Mahkeenac.
Arrivals mt Hotels.
Arrivals at the Red Lion include Mr..
and Mrs Henry III. Morgan Of Mont
clair, N. j.; Mrs. Jesse Hoyt Mr.. and
Mrs. James M. Glen of New York. Mr..
and Mrs A. r. Brown of East Orange
N j.. Mrs. Irving Meade Day and Mrs
Weld Shiras of Greenwich, Conn, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis b. Franklin OF
Flushing.
Mrs Nicholas Murray Butler, wife of
DR.. Butler of Columbia University, who
is at the Curtis. is frequent guest of
honor at dinners and luncheons In the
Lehox colony. Miss Carlotta Russell
Lowell arrived at the hotel for the sea.
son on Wednesday.
At the Berkshire Inn. Great Barring.
ton. are Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Shaw OF
New Brighton. Staten Island Mr.. and
Mrs. Sartell Prentice OF Greenwich
Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Davies
Mrs Robert w. Taggart, Mrs. Nathan
Sceley, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa n. Kellogg
Miss Kellogg. Mrs. Edwin r.. Raynor.
York. Major william A. MoCuiioch.