New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Historic Pageant
To Awake War Cry
In Berkshire Glen
Picturesque Parade, Revival
ofAncient Custom, to Take
Place at Stockbridge; Ia
dian Costumes Planned
soeosaI Dispatch to The Trsbans

BERKSHIRE HILLS, Mass, Aug. 10.
MIR. and Mrs. Heaton Ives Treadway
end Mrs. Newman Kershaw Perry, Of
the Stockbridge colony, are arranging
for revival Of the picturesque Ice
Glen parade at Stockbridge the first
week in September. The late David
Dudley Field, who gave the Field tower
and chimes to the town, started the
custom of an annual parade seventy
years ago, thus emulating the Stock
bridge Indians Of 1922, who marched
to celebrate victory over an enemy
tribe. This year the cottage colony
and hotel visitors will unite to make
the parade the most picturesque event
Of the season in the hills. After the
march through the cavern on Beartown
Mountain the marchers will gather in
Recreation Park for an Indian war
dance about a blazing pile.
Messrs. Walter Nettleton, Phillips
Blagden, Frank E. Coursen and DIR.
Herbert e. Stockwell, Of the Stock
bridge Golf club, have arranged for the
annual tournament starting on Wednes-
day. The principal trophy is the $500
Stockbridge cup, which in other years
has been won by Mr.. Malcolm Nc
Burney, Mr.. Walter Tuckerman, Mr..
Daniel Fairchild and Mr.. Dwight Par
fridge.
The most skillful woman golfer on
the Taconic club course at Williams
town this season is Miss Julia j.. Hoyt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Evans
43 on Tuesday. Her best drive was
$50 yards. Mrs. Charles E. Bedaux, of
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, New York,
made the remarkable drive Of 210
yards on Monday, and she has been
playing golf only two weeks. She is
staying at the Greylock Hotel with Mr..
Bedaux. The best mems score of the
season was made on Tuesday by Com
mander F. "A. Todd, u. S. NJ, who is
attending the Institute Of Politics. He
had a score Of SO going out and Al on
the return, 70 for the eighteen holes.
Mrs. William Gray Park, of West
bury, l.. T., is at the Greyloek Hotel,
In Williamst for the rest Of the
season. Among others there are Mrs
M. v. Fasrchild, DR.. Beatrice Fairchild
Mrs. G. L. Douglass, Miss Douglass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Mitchell, Mr.,
Philip M. Plan, Mr.. and Mrs. John II
Inman, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs
w. G. Warner, of East Orange, N. j.;
Mrs. William C. Lawson, Mr.. Harry r
Lawson, OIL I6rOcu Sltyy ~. l.s ME. dHu
Mrs. George C. Ross, DR.. and Mrs
r. M. Sperry, Of New Haven, Conn; Mr.,
Winslow Lewis and Miss Mary G,
Lewis, Of Philadelphia.
Dinners were given during the week
at Williamatown by Mr.. and Mrs
Bentley Writ Warren, who had Mr.
Joseph Redlich, of Vienna, as the guest
Of honor, and Mrs. William Page AN
drews, among whose guests were sew
eral distinguished visitors at the In
stitute Of Politics. The diplomatic
circle Of Washington was represented
by Mines. Stephen Panaretoff. Sadac
Saburi and Manoel de Oliveira LiIna
at luncheon given by Mrs. Karl E
Weston at Thornwood, while DR.. and
Mrs. Harry A. Garfield had a series OF
luncheons at Presidents House.
| In the Lenox colony Mr.. and Mrs.
| Chauncey M. Depew, who are at tbs
Aspinwall Hotel, were frequent guests
Of honor at luncheons and dinners
Mrs. Henry Winthrop Gray entertained
| at luncheon for them and for Mrs
! Schuyler Van Rensselaer,. Mrs. Rober'
| Winthrop, who has had Mrs. John d
/ Wood as her house guest, gave a din
ner for Mr.. and Mrs. Dcpew. Mrs
Frederic Crowninshield entertained a
dinner in Stockbridgs In honor o,
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