New-York tribune., 1922-09-17
Berkshire Guests
To See Brilliant
'Follies,' October Ia
Production Will Be Pre-
sented i'm Lenox Town
Hall With Ball as a Clos
ing Feature of the Event
specio1 Dtspatct to The Tribune

BERKSHIRE HILLS, Mass, Sept. 16.
Miss Helen rockingham, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel rockingham, has
written the story in the moving picture
film, Sally" which is to be the main
feature of the Lenox Follies of 1922.
The picture was taken by Mr.. William
B. Osgood Field, with Lenox scenes as
a background. Miss Edith NJ. Bonsal is
the heroine, Mr.. William Ellery Sedg-
wick the hero and MIR. Frederick d.
Haines the villain, and about thirty
others are in the picture. The Follies
are to be presented at the Lenox Town
with 81 brilliant ball as a closing feat
ure. The entertainment will be for the
benefit of Ascension Farm School.
A ball was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell l.. Engs at the Wyantenuck
| Golf Club in Great Darlington tonight
for Mr.. Engs's sister, Miss Franklin
Engs, whose marriage TO Mr.. Donald
Stuart Gray will take place at St.
James's Episcopal Church on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Fngs gave a
large dinner before the ball. Others
who entertained at dinner this week
were Mrs John Stewart McLennan,
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sedgwck, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Horton Lippincott and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel rockingham
The picturesque Ice Glen parade at
Stockbridge, with its 1aring torches
and grotesque costumes, is scheduled
for Monday night. 1t will close with a
block dance in front of the Red Lion
Inn. Among the arrivals at the Red
Lion this week were Mrs. Andrew c..
Zabriskie, Miss ,Zabriskie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
A. Peck, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Van Sinderen, of Tuxedo; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank H. Davis, Mr.. Richard
]. Davis, of Montclair, N. j.; Mrs.
Linus l.. Blanchard, Miss Elizabeth B.
Blanchard, of Allenhurst, N. j.: Mr..
and Mrs. A. p. Cobb, of Tarrytown. N
Y; Mr.. and Mrs. George Mccall and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w Yerkes, of
Philadelphia
Judge William B. Broomall, who at
eighty was daily player over the
Stockbridge golf course, and Mrs.
Broomall left, 1.-THE Red Lion on Tues
day for Philadelphia.
pleased with the decision of the direc-
tors to enlarge its activities by buying
the property which is owned by Miss
Mabel Choate and Miss Mabel Tucker
man and building a new country club
plans for which already have been
drawn by Mr.. George B. de Gersdorff.
1t is believed that a clubhouse like
the Country Club at Pttsield, or the
Wyantenuck at Great Darlington, would
be large asset in attracting further
attention to golf and tennis at Stock
bridge and to the town as a beautiful
Berkshire resort.
A delightful concert of the week was
given by Miss Ruth Deyo, pianist of
New York, at Elm Court, Mrs. Henry
Whites Lenox villa, on Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. White had invited repre-
sentative members of society in the
Berkshire resorts, and the entertain
ment was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Frederick j. Bradlee jr., who is
spending the month with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. de Gersdorff. was
soprano soloist at recital given by
Mrs Charles e. Evans, organist at
st. Paul's Church, in Stockbridge, on
Tuesday,
Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock. Of
Nebraska, has been elected an honorary
of the Park Club, at Pittsfield.
a distinction previously enjoyed only
by Mr.. Chauncey NJ. Depew.
Senatoas and Mrs. Hitchcock drove
from the Aspinwall Hotel over to New
Lebanon, N. X. eight miles west of
Pittsheld, on Tuesday and visited the
site of the farmhouse on the Queechy
Lake road where his father, who also
was a United States Senator from Me-
braska, his grandfather and great
grandfather were born. The old house