New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
Berkshire Dance
And Entertainment
Given for School
POtpourri Attraction Is Held
in Town Hall at Lenox;
Dozen Dinners Precede
Is g Autumn vent
spscsa, Dispatch to The T,Ibvns

THE BERKSHIRES, Oct. 14-Lenox
is filled with visitors for this week
end, which is one of the liveliest of the
season. pot-pourri entertainment at
the town hall tonight, arranged by Miss
Helen Frothingham, was followed by
subscription ball at Rock Lawn, the
villa Of Mr. and Mrs. George Higgin-
son, of Chicago. The proceeds of both
are to go to Ascension Farm School at
South Lee. A dozen dinners were given
before the entertainment
Miss Frothingham wrote the scenario
for the two-reel moving picture en-
titled Sally" in which there were
thirty performers, with Miss Edith M.
Bonsal as the heroine; Mr.. Ellery C.
Sedgwick, the hero, and Mr.. Frederick
| Davies Haines, the villain. The picture
was taken by Mr.. William B. Osgood
Field, and most of the scenes are laid
at his place, Highlawn, and at Mrs.
Raymond T. Bakers estate, HOLLYWOOD.
The picture was followed by the play
will O. the Wisp," written by Miss
Doris Halman, and the characters were
taken by Miss Olivia Johnson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Johnson; Miss
Kate Cary, Miss Genevieve Carpenter
and Mrs. Lawrence K Lunt. Mr.. Owen
Johnson was coach. An amateur or
chestra, composed of Mr.. Howard Ell
liott, pianist; Mr.. Robert H. Ware and
Mr.. James B. Mabon jr. furnished the
music. 1t was the best amateur show
seen in Lenox in years,
In Miss Frothinghana' house party
are her two brothers, Mr.. Samuel
rockingham jr. and MIR. Donald Mel.
Messrs. James B. Mabon jr. and Henry
S. Dugdale, of New York; Benjamin
Thoron, Of Washington, and MIR. ].
Higginson Manning, of Washington.
Guests of Miss Theresa and Miss
Lee Higginson are Miss Catherine
Crunden, Of ST. Louis; Miss Corina s.
Higginson, of Boston; Messrs. Robert
Ranlet, of Rochester; Esty Foster, of
New York, and Thomas Wheelock, Of
Boston.
Among the visitors in Stockbridga
This week we're the Vice-President and
Mrs, Calvin Coolidge, Governor Cham
Henry Cabot Lodge and Speaker Frank
Allen Of the Massachusetts House.
They were guests of Representative
and Mrs. Allen T. Treadway at the Red
Lion Inn. Among others there are Mr..
end Mrs. Peyton J. Van Rensselaer,, OF
Newport, who are on the Stockbridge
golf course every morning; Mrs. Fred
erick L. Eldridge, of Ardsley; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward T. Nichols, Mrs. Theodore
Oleott and Miss Theodore Olcott, Of
New York; Mrs. William Alexander
Dick, Mr.. Louis T. Tilge and Miss Flor
ence l.. Tilge, of Philadelphia.
Mrs Eaar0a Morgan of Mavy York
and her sister, Mrs. Frank E. Ker-
nochan, of Colorado Springs, are
spending part of the autumn at the
Curtis Hotel, in Lenox.s Among other
arrivals this week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard X. Burras, Mrs Charles T.
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Crosby and
Miss Betty Crosby, of New York.
AT the Maplewood Hotel, in Pitts
field, are Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Cheney,
Harpending, Mrs. A. B. Stewart, Miss
Jane Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Hol-
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis H. Holmes
and Miss Joan Holmes, of New York.
At the Greylock Hotel, In Williams
town, are Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. Howe,
Miss Nathalie Howe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Morrill,, Mr.. and Mrs. William Fergu-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Rogers,
Miss Evelyn and Miss Eiinor Rogers,
Miss Estello NJ, Ross and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence F. Waldman, of New York.
Visitors at the Berkshire Inn, Great
harrington, include Mrs. Benjamin L.
Webb, of Cortlandt, N. "; Major Rog-
er Taylor, of West Point, and Mrs,
Taylor; Mr.. and Mrs. John L. e. Pell,
Mrs. James Osborne Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs Warren A. Ransom, Of New York,
and Mr., and Mrs. Clayton B. Jones, Of
Elizabeth, NJ j.
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Mrs. Dula Opens Home
Mrs. Robert Byron Dula jr. has
given UP her apartment at Hotel Plaza
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