The New York herald., 1922-09-24
Coolidge Music
Temple Fete to
End LenOx Season
Five Hundred Invitations Is
sued for Series of Five
Concerts.
Copyright. 1872. 6v THE NEW YORK HEz.Ln.
IENox Mass Sent o2

ME climax Of the seasons enter
tainments in the Berkshire
Hills will come next Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. September %. 90
and 80, when Mrs Frederick S. Coolidge
is to give her fifth annual music festi-
val at her temple of music on South
Mountain. Pittsheld. She has issued
500 invitations to each Of the five con-
certs and has engaged the parlors and
ballroom OF the Maplewood Hotel for
the final reception to visiting musi-
clans on Saturday evening.
The festival viii open on Thursday
afternoon at o'clock with a concert by
the Vending String Quartet of stutt-
gart, which will appear in this countrv
Tor the first time. Mrs. Coolidge is to
play the piano in the Brahms program
OF the second concert FRIDAY. The
other performers at that time will be
Mrs. Pablo Casals, soprano; George
Hamlin, tenor: Felix Salmond. cello.
Mabel Beddoe. contralto; Boris Sas-
lavski, barytone: Ernest Hutcheson
piano; Georges Grisez clarinet; Hugo
kortschak, viola.
me third concert on Friday morning
VIII be given by the New York trio.
Clarence Adler. piano; Scipione Guidi.
violin: Cornelius Van Vliet. cello. The
string quartet OF the san Francisco
Chamber Music Society will give the
fourth concert on Saturday morning and
that afternoon the Vending quartet
assisted by Ernest Hutcheson, piano. will
play Leo Weiner's string quartet in
sharp minor. which won Mrs. CooIidres
u, 600 prize this year for the best quartet
composition submitted in worldwide
competition.
The annual arts and crafts exhibit
held the last three days at Sedgwick
Hall In Lenox by the Lenox Library
Association attracted many of the
autumn colony. Beautiful specimens Of
art and the handiwork OF some Of the
most prominent Lenox and Stockhridgs
cottagers were shown. The exhibit was
classified and arranged by Miss Edith
Fitch. librarian.
The poetic piece of sculpture bv MIR.
Daniel Chester French which was shown
at the Stockbridge exhibition under the
caption of "a Berkshire Field Stone"
was sold this week to Darragh de
Lancey Of Waterbury, Conn. for 1000.
Mr.. George Evans Turnure OF New
York Is financing the new $4,000 club
house to be built by the Lenox Brother
hood on the site OF the present brother
hood home in Walker street
Mr. Henry n. league. lessee and
manager Of the Greylock Hotel at Will
Ia n stown. has leased for ten years the
new Miramar Hotel to be opened at
Miami. Fla. the first OF the year. Ar
rivals at the Greylock include Mr. and
Mrs. Payson Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Ruloff Kip Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick E.
Dean, Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Cushing.
Messrs. Ronald and James Cushing. Mr..
and Mrs George Richards. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield
Perry Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewel T. Tying. Mrs Ed
ward a. Olds. Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Mason. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Fullerton ana
Mrs. Henry a. Patterson OF New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. LippIncott.
Mrs. +. v. Douglas and Miss Douglas
OF Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs. J. Kearny Warren OF New York
al "a is one OF the most active visitor,
o. tho autumn at the Curtis Hotel She
mas many friends In the Lenox colony
and is frequent guest at dinners and
luncheons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter H. u. FreIinghuy-
sen and family Of Morristown, N. T..
who were at the Curtis. took a side
trip on Tuesday 20 the Eastern States
Exposition at Springfield. Dr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Murray Butler and Miss sara
Schuyler Butler were there a portion
Of the week when en- route from Poland
Spring. Me-. 70 New York. Amenr
others there are Mr. and Mrs Morgan
q. 3arnwell of Tuxedo. Miss Georpiann,
Todd or Washington, u. G. Mrs CharIea
Hurd Howell. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Parker Of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. I,ucIus
k Wilmerding, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederlcx
n Suinson of New York Mr.. and Mrs,
J. Emlen Smith of PHILADELPHIA.
Mrs II. Remsen Whitehouse. who bas
been spending three months with her
mother. Mrs. Henry Bigelow Williams
a. the Aspinwall Hotel In Lenox. 4 now
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Whle-
mouse at the Larches Irvington, " y
before she sails next Wednesday ~
join Mr.. Whitehouse at San Reno. italy.
where he Is engaged in literary work.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norment OF WASH
ington. y. g., who are just back from
England. have Joined Mrs NJ. t. Nor
ment at the Aspinwall Among Others
there are Mrs Dwight Arvan Jones.
Mrs. James Lenerta Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Philip Easton. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert l.. Pegram, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Downey. Mrs. Stephen c. Millett. Miss
Mary q. Millett, Mr.. Henry swan. Miss
Shiela Swan. Mrs. Parker u. Handy.
Mr. and Mrs y. q. Potter and Miss 3,
S. Potter Of New York
At the Red Lion Inn al Stockbridre
are Mr.. and Mrs. j Kennedy Tod, Mr..
end Mrs. Frederick Humphreys, Mr. and
Mrs Mansfield Roy. Mrs. John n.
Bradlee. Miss Sabra Bradlee. Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Goddard Mr.. and Mrs.
George Law, Mrs. s. X Barton Of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston Wood oe
South Orange, y. ~. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Remsen Strong OF Short Hills.
N. j.. Mr. and Mrs. Irving S. Baxter
OF South Orange
Mr.. and Mrs. John III. G. Church Of
Great harrington have Issued invita-
tIons To the marriage Of their daughter.
Miss Mary Church. 70 Mr.. Donald
Mitchell Weston of Pittsfeld at st.
James Episcopal Church In Great Bar
rington on Saturday evening, October 7.
at s o'clock. Mr. Weston is a paper
manufacturer of Dalton and he Is the
son Of the late Lieut.. Gov, Byron Weston
OF Massachusetts.
Mrs John 1nnes Kane ~ Naw York
may open her villa for the Late season.
Dr. and Mrs. William Norton Bullard
OF Boston will arrive from Europe next
week to spend October az Highwood.