New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Berkshire Season
Is Lengthened by
Beautiful Autumn
Number of Houses Will Be
Kept Open Until Well Into
November; Some Fami-
lies TO Stay for Holidays
Special Dispatch to The. T1oune

A BEAUTIFUL autumn has length
| IN ened the Lenox season, ane
| = - many houses are to be KEEP
open until well into November, while
| other families are to stay until after
the holidays. The late sojourners will
include Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Osgood
Field, who are just back from a big
game hunting trip in Quebec; Mrs.
Raymond T. Baker, Mrs. George Win
throp Folsom, who opened Sunnyridge
this week for the late autumn; Miss
Mary and Miss Gertrude Parsons, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Roscoe Bonsal, Mrs. John
L. Alexandra, Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Turnure and Miss Kate Cary.
Those who are to stay well into No
vember are Mr.. Grenville Lindall VIM
throp, Miss Emily and Miss Kate Win.
throp, Mrs. Carlos III. de Heredia, Mr..
and Mrs. Newbold Morris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hollister Pease, Mrs. Richard
C. Dixey, DR.. and Mrs. William Norton
Billiard and MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Froth-
ingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White and their
neighbor, Mr.. Charles Lanier, on the
Stockbridge road, are to close their
places the coming week. Mr.. and Mrs.
White will divide the late autumn be-
tween New York and Washington.
Mr.. Cortlandt Field Bishop, of New
York and Paris, will become one Of
the largest real estate owners in the
Berkshire Hills by the death Of his
mother, Mrs. John E.. Parsons. The
combined properties of Interlaken,
where Mrs. Parsons had lived fer
fortysix seasons, and the Naples,
which Mr.. Bishop received from the
estate of his aunt, Mrs. Joseph M.
White, comprise over 500 acres in the
Eeagt of one of the most beautiful Sec
tions in the hills. Mr.. and Mrs
Bishop's only daughter, Miss Beatrice
Pend Bishop, spends much time at
Lenox.
/ Mr.. J. Coleman Drayton and Mr.
Peyton j. Van Rensselaer, have playec
the eighteen holes of the Stockbride.
golf course each morning this week
Among other players were Mr.. Fred
crick Vanderbilt Field and his guests
Mr.. Donald Wells and Mr.. Paul Havi
land, Of New York; DR.. and Mrs. Rich
ard G. Wadsworth and DR.. and Mrs
John 3. Swift, Of Boston, who wer,
cut all one day in the rain.
Mr. Drayton, who has OCCUPIED Mis-.
Marion Hague's villa on Bombay Hill
Nils season, has inspected seyera
] Places with . view Of buying. This i
Ar. Drayton's FIRST season in Stock
Iridge.
| arrivals at the Red Lion Inn =
stoekbridge include Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward McCrady Gaillard, Of philade,
pnia, who were married at Great Bar
flngton last Saturday night; Mr.. an
MRS. Edwin NJ Bulkley, Miss Kathe
rlne e Bulkley, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelso,
:, Glark, Mrs. George e. Dudley. III,
end Mrs. Thornton III. Motley. 81 Ne,
York; Mr., and MRS. Bigelow Wells. j
Morristown, n j.: Mrs. Francis 1
smithers, of Glen Cove, i. Il. and MI
and Mrs Samuel Powell, Of Newport.
Mrs. Frederic CroWninshield ana sons
:. Edward Augustus Crowninshield
wllo have been spending the month d
the Red Lion. are 10 sail from New
York next Saturday -or Rome, 1fer,
they are 70 pass the winter. 8
Former Governor Samuel W RfcCal
lscf Massachusetts was i guest cf Henr,
Teague, proprietor of the Grey.ocl
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