New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Berkshire Friends
Hear Mrs. Carnegie
Will Not Visit Skibo
Widow of Steelmaster Will
Go to Cape Cod; Noted
Estate at Great Darlington
To Be School for Girls
Special DssotcA to ~. r-sun.


THE BERKSH1RES. Mass. June 10.
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie sent word 70
Leno1 friends this week that she Is
not TO visit Skibo Castle this summer,
but has leased a cottage at Hyanni'-
port. Cape Cod, where she will be Joined
in July By Mr. and Mrs Roswell Miller.
hcr son-in-law and daughter, who are
AZ Millbrook for the early season. Al
though Shadowbrook, Mrs. Carnegie's
villa, Is unoccuped, the grounds and
gardens are kept up as they we're when
Mr.. Carnegie was living. tho old-fash-
ioned 'fowpr garden, With its pansies,
heliotrope and sweet williams. being
unchanged.
Another South Berkshire mansion,
Whose significance equals that Of
ghadowbrook, is the Hopkins.Searles
place AZ Great Darlington, which has
Just been sold 10 Great Darlington
men. who hope 90 have q fashionable
girls school there. This house, built
Of granite quarrisd on the i00-acrs
estate. cost the widow of Mark Hop
kins. one Of the California railroad and
BONANZA kings associated with hr.
Coils p Huntington, Mr.. George
Crocker and Mr.. Leland Stanford, more
than 100000. The Moorish Turkish,
Crecian and Roman rooms are finished
IN beautiful marbles and woods from
the East. The English oak for the
panels OF the dining room cost '5eoVV
The staircase is spiral, with blocks OF
stone mortised into the wall. The man
sion wa. part of the great estate be
oueathed by tho late Mr. Edward p.
Searles 10 Mr.. Arthur T. Walker, OF
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry white are again
AZ Elm Court, where Mrs. White mas
been a summer resident for nearly
forty years. Elm Court, with its great
trees, It's winding drives and acres or
lawn and flower gardens, Is one Of the
finest places In the hills
Mrs. John Stewart Kennedy, OF New
York. is making her annual June visit
10 the hills, stopping AZ the Red Lion
Inn al Stockbridge She 10 accompa.
MED by Mrs. Adolph r. Schauflcr and
Mrs. Stanley White. Among others a.
the Red Lion are Mrs. Gustave Schir'
mer. Mr. and Mrs. David Brickner, hr.
and Mrs. George c. Clspp. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur 1. Iiyermore. Of New YORK
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Phillips, Of Mont
clair, y. J.
Miss Lueretis Garfield. daughter o.
Or. Harry A. Garfield. president OF
Williams College, and Mrs. Garfield
who has accepted position as instruc-
tor in the Pine Mountain settlement IN
Kentucky. is graduate OF bryn Mawr
and ha. received the master OF arts
decree from Columbia. She became
interested in the work through Mrs.
James ]. storrow. OF Boston, and has
been studying Il the past year IN New
York. Miss Garfield, who was named
for her grandmother, wife Of the late
President James A. Garfield, ~ very
popular in the Williamstown colony.
Mrs. Henry Trowbridge. of New Ha-
ven. Conn, and Mrs. oliver A. Jud-
son. OF Philadelphia, Pa, are Al the
Maplewood Hotel, in Pittsheld, Tor the
season Other arrivals there include
Mrs Cortlandt Goodwin, Of Englcwood,
y J.: SIR. and Mrs. James II. Walker,
NJ and Mrs. Frederick J. sherman,
Nj and Mrs. Edward II. Wright r..
Nr and Mrs. Howard Williams. OF New
York. Miss Helen Bateman Gould, OF
West New Brighton. s. !. Mrs. ber-
tram G. Goodhue and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Prime Delaheld, OF New
York. were at the Maplewood while
touring the hills.
Mrs, John Beverly Duer and Mrs.
Francis c. Barlow, Of New YORK are
AZ the Curtis Hotel. In Lenox. Mr'
Chandler Robbins, Of New York; Mrs.
p. Griswold Hollister. Mrs. AbrAm w:
colton and Miss Olive Colton arrived
AZ the Curtis on Wednesday for the
summer.
ton are Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hoffman
Var Brunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert Crary,
Mr and Mrs. William u. Stuart, Mr.
ard Mrs Daniel Mannig, Miss RITA
Mannig, Mrs. William G. Haskell MI
and Mrs. I. L. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Ia
Allen OF New York.
Among the skilled women golfers on
the Wyantenuck course AZ Great Bar
rington are Miss Virginia Tieknor,
whose engagement was announced a
few DAYS ago 70 Mr.. Edward McCrady
Caillard. Of philadelphia; Mrs. Denison
ID. Dana, who is spending the summer z
With her mother, Mrs William Hall
Walker at Brookside; Miss Mary
Church. Miss Franklin Engs and Mrs.
l. c. Bates Dana, Of New York.
Al the Creylock Hotel In Williams.
town are Judge George l.. Raymond Of
Washington, d. C., Mr.. and Mrs. c. y.
Gilbert Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Greene, Of
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Manner
Of Lsrchmont and Miss Helen Hood Of
pofton