The New York herald., 1922-10-08
Last Wedding of
Berkshire Season
on Next Saturday
Miss Virginia Ticknor to
Marry Mr.. Z. Nee. Gaillard
in Great Darlington.

Special Dispatch TO TILE NEW YORK HERALD.
GREAT BAREINGToN, Mass, Oct. Z.
last of the three notable
autumn weddings in Great Bar
rington society will take place
at st. James's Episcopal Church next
Saturday evening, when Miss Virginia
Ticknor daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Duran Ticknor of Great
harrington, will become the bride OF
Mr.. Edward McCrady Gaillard of
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. Miss
Tickncr has selected as her attendants
her sisters, Miss Martha and Miss
Marion Ticknor OF Great harrington:
cago; Mrs. Donald NJ. Wetson of Pitts
field; Miss Ellen williams of Camden,
$. c.; Miss Louise Durant of Great
Darlington and Miss Frances Brug-
gerhof OF New York.
Mr. Gaillard's best man will be his
brother, Mr. Samuel G. Gaillard, Jr, OF
Philadelphia. and the ushers will be
Messrs. Ganson G. Depew OF Buffalo, J.
Elliott Wooley, Willard d. Lift. Edward
w. Bourne, George II. Walker and Allen
w. Ames Of New York, Clarence Stanley
and Delano de Windt OF Great Barring
ton and Edwin r. Purves of Chestnut
Hill. Philadelphia.
The week end parties that Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry White are giving at Elm
Court are among the most pleasant
events of the autumn in Lenox. Two
or more rounds Of golf at StoclSbridse
generally are included. Their guests
who played a week ago. were Judge and
Mrs. Franklin Chase Hoyt, Mr.. Louis
Meredith Rowland and Mr.. Francis
Henry Balfour Byrne Of New York
Among others who registered at tho
club were Mr. Samuel Auchmuty
Tucker, who was a guest of Mr.. ]. Cole
man Drayton; Mr.. and Mrs. Rhys Car
penter, who are spending a month with
his parents, Prof. and Mrs. William H.
Carpenter; Mr.. Robert G.. Miller. who
was guest OF Mr.. Caspar c. de Gers
dorff; Mrs. Francis Rogers and Mrs
Linzee Blagden OF New York
Miss Heloise Meyer has been elected a
member Of the LencX Republican town
committee again this year and she is
! one of the most active campaign wora-
| ers in the Berksh,res She and Miss
Gertrude Parsons were out for three
/ days this week in their automobile max.
| ing house 20 house canvass in several
/ small BERKSHIRE towns in the interests
| Of the Republican ticket.
Miss Mary and Miss Gertrude Par
! sons hal several dinner and luncheon
pai ties at Stoneover in honor of their
/ guest. Princess Alexandra Gargarine OF
| Russia.
The delightful warm weather early this
/ week, mellow as midsummer. furnished
an opportunity for numerous picnic
which was given by Mrs John Stewart
McLennan on Kingsbury Mountain, in
/ Tyringham.
| More dinners were given this week
/ than ~ any other time this season. Air
and Mrs. Giraud Foster had sixteen
guests 10 meet her sister. Mrs. Richard
Gambrill Mr.. and Mrs. Carl a. de Gers
dorff had two large dinners In honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs Francis r. Crowninsheld.
of Boston Mrs. John L. Alexandra had
several parties Of the younger set 10
meet Miss Isabel D. Shotter. who is just
back from Europe. and Miss Mary
]
who entertained were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Hollister Pease and Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen johnson.
The Berkshire Inn at Great Barring
ton is flied with visitors for the
Church Weston wedding tonight
Among this weeks arrivals were Mrs
Bennett Bronson. Mrs. Seth s. Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gore King. the
Misses Eleanor and Cornelia King, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles L. Wetherbee. Mrs
Herbert II stone Mrs. James Russell
Miss Dorothy II. Havemeycr, Mr.. and
AIRS. George r. Byington of New York.
aud Mr. and Mrs Robert Il. Laidlaw OK
! Englewood. y. J.
Mrs. Oscar Iasigi OF Boston. who is
at the Red Lion Inn at StockbrdSe Tor
month is being much entertained by
/ friends In the colony there. Mrs. Edward
/ Douglas White widow of the Supreme
/ Court Chief Justice. is to remain at the
/ Red Lion for two weeks. She is accom-
panied hy Miss Mary Montgomery. Of
/ Washington Miss Anne w. Straw
bridge. of Philadelphia. who is there. IL
a daily visitor on the Stockbrdge golf
course. She is accompanied by her
mother. Mrs George Strawbridgc.
Late arrivals at the Curtis Hotel IN
/ IcnoN include Mr. and Mrs Dewitt
| 7 Scliguan. Mr. and Mrs. James q.
! Biauyelt pr and Mrs. Arthur w. BinE-
/ ham. Niss JessicA =. Bingham. Mrr.
/ Franklin Jourdau. Mrs. Hector H.
| Havemcycr md Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred
| Gibson Of New York. and Mrs. Aanson
/ tucker. Miss Susan II. Dabney aud Mrs
/ Edward Livingston ADAMS OF Boston.
AZ tho Greylock Hotel in Williams
town are Or. and Mrs. a. Y. johnson OF
| Cedarhurst L. r.; Mr.. and Mrs. a. j..
| Wadhau,s ot New Brighton, $. T.. Mr..
/ and Mrs l.. a. Barrett OF Lakewood.
! y. J.. Nfr and Mrs. G. Il. Quincy. Mr.
and Mrs y. H. Royd. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ George Greer, Mrs stacy g. Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Mills and Miss
] NuIe % New York ana Mr.. and ntr.
l Charles IL Ludins,ou OF philadelphia
I Mrs. Robert H. Sariwell and Mrs
| Daniel England Of pittsfield have is-
/ sued invitations for q ball for 20 or
/ their pittsfield aud Dalton friends az
| the Avpinwall Hotel Monday night As
plnwali arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs.
| FranS PrinlSley Porter Mr. aud Mr..
John G. Wood. Mrs. Douglas Grant ana
MIR and Mrs. w T. Reid of New York,
and MIR. and Mrs stephen ". Scrihner
MIR and Mrs. j. g.. Morgan and Miss
/ Dorothy Morgan OF Eoston.
Mrs Louis Chauvenet of Uoston is az
tho Mapiewood Hotel IN Fittstield Tor
two weeks. Mrs. Chauvenet was Miss
Annie T. Allen. daughter Of the late NJ
and Mrs. william Russell Allen of Pitts
field. and several luncheon parties were
given for her there. Mrs. Frederick ".