The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-08-20

Elizabeth l.. Flagler. Of New York, were
at the Red Lion during the week while
touring the hills. Among others there
are Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frederick Talcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynford McC. Dickinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Trowbridge. Mrs.
William Il. Trowbridge. Mrs. Frank a.
Mclaughlin, Mrs. l.. l.. Cameron. Mrs.
Howard $. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs. William
W. Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. Grantland
Rice. and Miss Florence Rice. of New
York Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Baker.
of Tenany, -. j.. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
]. Reed. of East Orange. y. j.; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Halstead. and Miss Margaret
Halstead. OF Goshen. \. Y; Mr.. and
Mrs. r II. Plat. Jr.. of Garden City
l.. l.. and Mr.. and Mrs. i. V. Whitney,
Of White Plains, y. Y.
The expert fishermen among the Hea-
ton Hall visitors at Stockbridge are
Messrs. ID. Bradley Martin. John w.
Ruefer. Edward Todd and William A.
Merrill Of New York who frequently go
over to Lake Garfield at Monterey where
Grover Cleveland. Mark Twain and
Richard Watson Glider caught some OF
the largest pickerel and bass ever
landed In the hills.
Miss Reba Paley. OF Brooklyn. N. Y.
gave dinner dance at the Hall on
Wednesday night in honor Of Miss Car
olyn Ruefer, OF Brooklyn. Arrivals at
the Hall include Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Brewer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fall, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Harrison Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard v. Banks, Mr.. and Mrs. H. u.
Cole, Mrs. Charles Spear Miss Helen
L. Spear. and Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Allen
Of New York. and Mr.. and Mrs. William
F. New. OF Brooklyn.
One OF the finest displays OF phlox
In Berkshire gardens Is at Holmwood,
where Mrs. Raymond T. Baker has sew
enty varieties now in bloom. Mrs. Ba-
ker will be back at HOLLYWOOD from
Racquette Lake. Adirondacis. after
September Is, and she expects 70 do
much entertaining during the fall.
Several dinners and iuncheons were
given during the week for Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey NJ Depew. who are at the
Aspinwall hotel. Mrs. Robert Winthrop
had a dinner for them. and Mrs. Henry
Winthrop Gray gave luncheon at Sun
drum House. Mr.. Depew gave a sitting
this week at the AspInwall for a sill
houette by Mr.. o. S. Allen. an artist of
New York. Messrs. II. Bolton Jones
and Francis c. Jones, also artists from
New York, had luncheon party al the
Aspinwall on Tuesday.
with Mrs. Gilbert VI. Hitchcock. wife
OF Senator Hitchcock OF Nebraska, at
the Aspinwall are Miss Hitchcock and
Mrs. w. s. Campbell OF Washington. ID.
c., Mrs. Samuel RUSSELL OF Middletown,
Conn. accompanied by Mrs. Henry
Walker Bishop OF New York spent the
week there while Mr.. Russell enjoyed
golf. Among other arrivals were Mrs. II.
c. Hopkins, Mr.. O. Trowbridge HOLSTER.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Goodhart. Mr.. and
Mrs. william VI. Peck. Mrs. l.. Stuart
Wing. Mrs. Theodore Schumacher, Mr..
and Mrs. n. X. Jones. and Miss Augusta
King, OF New York Mr.. Richard II. Hol-
lamar and Miss Joan Hollaman. OF Rye,
n. Y: Mrs. J. c. Stewart, or Garden
City. l.. l.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
V. ingalls,, Mrs. A. III. Walker. Jr.. and
Mr.. A. H. Walker Sd OF Brooklyn. n. Y
Among those who entertained at VII
Jamestown during the week were Mrs
William Page Andrews, n large dinner
on Wednesday night; Mrs. Karl Il
Weston, luncheon for Mines. Stephan
Panaretoff. Sadao Saburi and Manoel do
oliveira Lima. OF Washington Miss
Helen f. Clarke. luncheon: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bentley Writ Warren. dinner fol
Mr. Joseph Redlich Of Vienna, and DR.
and Mrs Harry A. Garfield, series Of
small luncheona