The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Motor Camping
Is Mem Diversion
for BerkShires
Mrs. G. NJ. de Heredia and Miss
Parsons Start Novel
Recreation.

Special Dispatch to THE Nxw York HERALD.
t LENox, Mass, Aug. 5.
"A FRS. CARLOS NJ. DE HEREDIA
M and Miss Gertrude Parsons
have started a new recrea-
ton for wealthy summer residents OF
Lenox. They have fixed up trailer
On Mrs. de Heredia's touring car, and,
with full camping equipment. includ-
ing cots and cooking utensils. they
make long trips together. pitching tent
wherever night overtakes them. They
spent several nights last week in camp
on the large estate or Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis r. Appleton at Ipswich, Mass,
and enjoyed it so much they expect to
leave soon for the Adirondacks. They
say it is a pleasant change from the
tourist hotel life.
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie has presented
to the Lenox Brotherhood the electric
launch used by the late Mr.. Carnegie
for his black bass and perch fishing
trips on Lake Mahkeenac. The row.
boats. boathouse and other accessories
go with the gift. They viii be moved
to the Brotherhood grounds. on the
north shore OF the lake. the use of
which is given to the organization by
Mrs. de Heredia.
Mrs. John Il. Alexandra Is TO enter
tain the Lenox Garden Cub at Spring
Lawn on Monday afternoon. Prof. John
NJ Mcfarland will give a lecture on
ferns. Mrs. Alexandres daughter. Miss
Anna r. Alexandra. and the Misses Nj.
Symphorosa and Grace Bristed. are 20
sail from Southampton on the Caronia
August II. The Misses Bristed are to
be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Il.
Turnure at Bcaupre.
Concert for Jcnox.
The Lenox summer colony Is inter-
ested in concert by the Lenox Choral
Art Society at Sedgwick Hall next
Tuesday evening. Mrs. George a. Mole
of Lenox is the director, and the assist
ing artists VIII be Miss Geraldine Mar
wick OF New York. soprano: Mr.. En-
meran Stoeber OF New York. ccllist.
and Mr.--James G. Morton of Pittsflcid,
tenor. The Misses Emily and Kate
Winthrop OF New York were members
Of the chorus during its first season,
three years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew,
who are at the Aspinwall Hotel. are
invited frequently to Lenox dinner par
ties. One of the largest parties OF the
week was at the Lenox Club on Tues
day night. when twenty-five members
and friends dined. Other dinners were
given by Mr.. willard Il. Smith at
Ledgelands. in Lee; by Mr. and Mrs.
Ross winans Whistler, Mrs. John r.
Alexandra. Mr.. and Mrs. William Van
Bruut Findley. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hollister Peace at Lenox. Mr. and
Mrs Charles J.. Wetherbeo for Mr.. O..
Willis Peters, at Great harrington Mr..
and Mrs. John Shepard. Jr., at Sages
Ravine in Sheffield, and Col and Mrs.
Archibald Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bulkley Hubbcil, Dr. and Mrs,
Harry A. Garfield and DIR. and Mrs.
vanderpoel Adriance, at Wllliamstown.
Miss Christina y. Sedgwlck. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scdg-
wick Of Stockbridge has chosen her at
tendants for her wedding TO Mr.. John
+. Marquand at st. Paurs Episcopal
Church In Stockbridge. on September ..
They are to be Miss Katherine SedgwiclS
Colby, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Balm
bridge Colby; Miss Edith l.. Sedgwicb,
daughter OF the Rev. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Sedgwick. and Miss Henrietta Ei-
Iery Sedgwick, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elery Sedgwick or Boston. Mr..
Dudley Hale, grandson OF Edward Ev-
erett Hale. will be best man. The Rev.
Theodore Sedgwick Is to oficiate with
che Rev. George Grenville Merrill Of
StockbrdEe. Mr.. Sedswick is to be at
the American Church Of st. Paul. at
Rome, the coming winter. In exchange
with tho Rev. DIR. Robert Lowrfe.
Tho wyantenuck Country Club golf