New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

THE BERKSHlRES. Mass. June II.
An outdoor cl.g.oas service .s 20 be
'.'i b- r-rifr r.f.ccoai Church o.
IsnoN Sunday evenings az q o'clock
fri- summer in 'hc bcalfifUl gardens
20 Nnsa.ieigh. the lcnov .tate o.
Mrs. Carlos ~ de- Nrrcd'p. Several
services were held iher. last summer
and were SD impressive that iirs. DE
iierrdia invites the cHarct, where
most o. the fAshiornhie visitors in
l.~rox worship. 60 COME again.
The full choir viii sing and a ten
porary altar will be- erected. Tue Llsf
service will ue held Jolly q. Tie Wheat
leigh gardens overlook lac Naaeeen. ,
and D wide cKpsnse of tAc iioltaion.c
valley.
Trinity. who is .u genera cna'le of
the services. hss invited pr a.1or.
preachers. including the ki-h. RaT.
James DE- Wolfe Perry. bifa-' oi
Inode Island. the Right Rev. lh.'p
Rhire.fnder. Bishop of Pcnafs.'ar T. !,
the Risn, Rev Thomas l.c.oric1
Davies. Bishop OF Weston AasaA-
chuse,fs: the Re- D. Ciar.'f eEia
siaiiery. Bishop Coaiiuior o. Ma.
cnuso;i.. Iihe Res. DR.. LiAest M-
Sfirss. of 81. ThomAs's Church. asT
York. and the Rev. DR.. Anson Phelps
Stokes.
Mis- Rs,e Cary .. chairman o. ,le
voman's committee f0r thr lndepcad-
-nce Day celebration y LenoN. and
Miss Gertrude Robinson smith. 81 Ne"
York, D.. to haze charge ~ the blocs
dance on Monday evening. July ., on
the pavement In front ~ the Red Lion
Inn. NJ Siockbfidg-. \ parade viii be
held IN both towns.
Dr. ana Mrs Joan B. Murphy o. New
Nors. have been pending Wees 90
HA-rod'. In Stockbr'dge before sailing
fo- Europe. His sister Miss MAry VI.
Murphy. OF Staunten. Va. NJ. end Nrs.
Sidney Hal. OF New York. and MISS
Constance h. Wiiiiston. OF Boston, a.so
arc there.
Congressman Allen T. Treadway wao
is In England. mas sent his son. Mr.
Hea.on Ives Treadwsy. manager 81 thc
Red Lion Inn az St0,kbridge, a mug
with the Red Lion crest and on ancient
cnopc~ iu.ier cup from Stratiofd'
Shakespeare' birthplace.
Arrival. - the Red Lion INCLUDE Mt
and Mrs. Robert Low Pi-rreFont, Col
one and Mrs Emerson II. Gillett. Mr.
and Mrs Arthur l.. Merriam. hr. John
4. {. CurrAn. Miss Claire Currnn, Ny
and Mrs. william n. Hoardmsn. Ar
ard Mrs. Ezra ". Waite. Mrs. H.
Monroe. Miss Margaret Monroe. Of New
York. Mr. aud Mrs. Osborne Hslsted
and Osborn. Hslsted jr Of Planned
Y ! Miss Harriet Freeman. Of Morri'-
town. y. j.. Mr. and Mrs. II. q. Gran
Mss. of L.tchie.d. Conn.
Heaton Hall a. Stotkoridge was
opened today with Mr. william g. hav-
II! - manager FOR the seventeenth year
Among the first 60 register we're Ars.
Charles J. Grimm. or NeW oih. uhe
Nr. Charles William MaeCord. artist OF
Bridgeport. Conn. Others who nave
made early re-efvat ons AZ the nan are
Miss Minnie p. Tiiden. Mrs. ". A. Moss
man. Mrs. G. r. Pier. Misses Helen MOT
ris. Jennis Robertson. Annie y. Mckay.
o. New "ork. and Edith Burtls' oi
Brooklyn. y. y.
The Asninwaii hotel was opened Tor
the season TO-DAY under the manage
ment o. SIR l.. 4. Tworoger. Amon'
the first 20 register were Mss hary y.
Brooks. ais, y. T. Webo. Mrs. Robert
r Fulton. of New York, Hr. Francs
shaw Sturgis and his sister. "fs.
Henry Bigeiow Williams. ~ Boston
Miss Kate Cary entertained A. the
Butternut cottage during the week FOR
Mr.. Francis Rogers. cf New forE' .
wro vas Miss Corne.ia q. Barnes'
DAUGHTER % the late Captain ard Mrs.
John :. Barnes. They built Coidorook
villa on the Lenox-Lec road, nov un-
occupied. Mrs. Ro~rs vas accom-
nanied % Lenox by Irs. Henry u.
Roger. and Hiss Helena Norton ~
New York.
Among other arrivals ar the Curtis
are Hr. and Mr.. Samuel Russell, OF
Middle,ovn. Conn. for ten days Ny
Russell coming especially FOR go,il'
Mrs. Thomas Lindsli Winthrop, Of Bos-
ton who came Yesterday for the s'a-
son. and Rcv. and Mrs. Paul Revere
rockingham. of Rosi0n.
Mrs. David Lydig is =. the Carui
Tor few days before opening nor
villa. Thistiewood.
Wr and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
Sueh~r. of New uav.7, Conn, have
ieased the AsDinvai villa 70. for the
Arrivs'. .. he Siar'cwoci Hotel. in
Pi,.,fsld. include Mr. and Mrs. Wins
law ". peI. of New York: Mr.. and
Yrs. 4. Y. Coudit. Nr. ard Mrs.. Philip
n. Coudlt. Of East Orange, y. j.; Mrs. /
Georg. 3. Gibbons, Of Rye. \. T.; Nr.