The New York herald., 1922-06-11
Mrs. Carnegie to
Leave Lenox for a
Stay on Cape Cod
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Mille<
Will Join Her There in July
Berkshire Notes.
Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HrsAla-

"A RS. ANDREW CARNEGlE
MI has leased a cottage at Hy-
annisport, on Cape Cod, for
the summer. Her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Miller.
who are at MlIlbrook for the early
season, will join Mrs. Carnegie on the
cape in July. The gardens at Shadow
brook are kept just as they were when
Mr.. Carnegie was living. He was
especially fond of the old fashioned
flowers like sweet William, heliotrope
and pansies, and many Of them are
now grown on the estate.
Great Darlington is trying to have
a fashionable girls school established
in the Hopkins Searles mansion, which
was sold a few days ago by Mr..
Arthur 7. Walker of New York TO a
local syndicate. For generation this
house of marble, which cost the widow
of Mark Hopkins, one of the CALI
fornia railroad pioneers, $4,000, 900, has
been one OF, the show places of the
Berkshire Hills. Entrance is through
solid bronze doors made in Munich.
The reception and music room walls
are paneled in English oak. There are
also Moorish, Turkish. Roman and
Grecian rooms. The staircase is spiral.
the solid blocks of stone being mortised
into the wall, an idea adopted by Mr..
! Searles from a house abroad. Mr..
Walker was in Great harrington to
arrange for the sale
Arrivals at the Williams Inn, Will
JAMESTOWN. include Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam E. Moreland. Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
G. Henning. Miss NJ. Edith Blake. Mr..
and Mrs. A. r Stevens. Miss Della J.
Fish and Miss Louise Laselle OF New
York and Mrs. William L. Saunders
and Miss Saunders of Yonkers, N Y
| Judge George L. Raymond OF Stone
leigh, Washington. D. c.. is at the
Greylock Hotel, Williamstown, until
after commencement. Among others
there are Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Gilbert,
d. H. Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs, w s.
Greene of New York. Mr. and Mrs. F.
| A. Manner of Larchmont, n. Y, and
Miss Helen Hood OF Boston
Mrs. Henry Trowbridge of New
Haven. Conn, and Mrs. Oliver A. Jud-
son OF Philadelphia. Pa. are at ths
Maplewood Hotel in Pittsfieid for the
summer Among others there are Miss
Helen Bateman Gould of West New
Brighton. S. l., Mr. and Mrs Howard
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n
wright. Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick j. Sherman Of New York. Mr.
and . Mrs. Frederick Prime pelafjeld
and Mrs. Bertram c. Goodhue OF New
YORK were at the Maplewood while
touring the hills.
Mrs George H. Morgan is back at
.he curtis Hotel in Lenox from Pos
ton, where she spent the early srrirg
Mrs. John Beverly Duer was there
while touring. Among others AZ the
curtis during the week were Mr. ara
Mrs Z. II. Manchester and Mr.. ard
nrs, II. II. Sherman of Providence
The Misses NJ. Lilly and Bertha Rssu
OF New York. who lived in Paris and
LONDON Tor number of wears before
e war are at the Red Lion Inn at
S.ochoriuge S. Tor the summer. Mrs. John
Stewart Kennedy. who was accon,,s '.,, niad
oy Mrs. Adolph F. Schauffler and Mrs
STANLEY White Of New York spent the
/ week at the inn. Miss c. s Baker ~
New York arrived with six girls vho
spent one day at Mrs. William E =
Griswold's estate In Lenox and went on
by automobile TO Bar Harbor. Anon :
ohers at the inn are Mr. and Mrs,
S'aHItt EnllllpS OF Montclair. y. j. Mr.
ana Mrs. George c. Clam. Mr.. and Mrs
David Brickner, Miss MarEaret Brick.
ner Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Livermors
and Mrs. Gustave sehirmer of New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hoffman Van
Brunt Of New York are al the Berkshire
Inn. Great harrington. Among others
there are Mr.. and Mrs. William H
Stuart. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert Crary. Mr..
and Mrs Daniel Manning. Miss Rita
Manning. Mrs. William c. Haskell Mr..
and Mrs T. J. King and lr and Mrs.
\ l.. Allen Of New York and Mr.. and
Mrs. !. l. Lee and Mrs. J. r. South
nayd OF Brooklyn. N I.
Mrs. 7. G. Bates Dana of New York
who is al the Oakwood Inn. Great Bar
rington, for the season. is one Of tho
\ skilled golfers at the Wyantenuck Club
Among other women playing there are
Mrs. Denison d. Dana. who makes the
iS hole course in less than 100 Mics
Mary Church. Miss Virginia Ticknor
and Miss Franklin Enrs
The laurel season has arrived in Berk-
shire and acres OF the beautiful flowers
cover the. mountains and hills Round
Mountain Lake. In the October Mountain
State forest and Lake Undine. high ND
on Mount Everett are completely sur
rounded with laurel. which local or
Ganizations. like the Agassiz Society,