The New York herald., 1922-10-22


LENox Mass. Oct. II.
"A 6R. AND MRS. HENRY
MI WHITE. who have been
y among the more active en-
tertainers in Lenox all season. are to
close Elm Court on Wednesday. and
they will divide the autumn between
New York and Washington. Mr..
Charles Lanier, who is Lenox neigh
Dor of Mr. and Mrs. White, is closing
Allen Winden next week.
Others are to remain until after the
holidays. They include Mrs. Raymond
T. Baker at HOLLYWOOD. Mr.. and Mrs
William b. Osgood Field at Highlawn,
Mrs. John Z. Alexandra at Spring
Lawn. Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom.
who is just opening Sunnyridge for the
late autumn: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Roscoe
Bonsal at Ventfort Hall, Miss Mary
and Miss Gertrude Parsons at Ston-
over. Miss Kate Cary at the Butter
nut cottage and Mr.. and Mrs. Georgs
T.. Turnure at Beaupre.
Among those who will remain well
into November are Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
rockingham at Overlee. Mrs. Carlos
-. de Heredia at Wheateigh. Mr.. and
Mrs. Newbold Morris at Brookhurst.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holister Pease
al the Orchard. Mr.. Grenville Lindali
Winthrop and the Misses Emily and
Kate Winthrop at Groton place. DR..
and Mrs. William Norton Billiard ate
Highwood. Mrs. Richard c. Dixey and
Miss Mary Aspinwall Tappan at Tam
Rlewood.
Mr.. J. Coleman ORA vton of New York.
who has been spending his first sea-
son at Stockbridge. likes the town 80
well he has been looking for a villa
for next season with the intention Of
buying. He has been occupying Miss
Marion Hague's house on Bombay Hill
this season.
Among those who registered at the
Stockbrdge rolf club this week were
Mr. Donald Welles and Mr.. Paul Fav-
land OF New York, who played the
course with Mr.. Frederick Vanderbilt
Field DR. end Mrs. Richard c. wads-
worth and DR.. and Mrs. John p. Swift
of Boston, who played all cue uav li M
rain: Mr.. Peytou J. Van Rensselaer,
played the full IS holes nearly every day
with Mr.. Drsyton.
Mr.. Otis r. Curtis. part owner OF the
| Curtis hotel at Lenox. this week sold
the famous Pinnacle farm OF cighty
acres. established by HIS father the
late William D. Curtis. as an adjunc. to
the hotel. The farm was bought hv its
manager, Henry A. wherry. Curtis
hotel arrivals this week include Mrs.
John S. Thacher. Mrs. Devereaux hast
iHgs. Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Mott. Mr. anI
Mrs. c. w. Rallard and Miss Virginia.
ballard, oil Of New York
Jack o lanterns made from huge
pumpkins greet visitors at the Red Lion
inn at Stockbridge. while within glow
ing f.replaces. baskets OF red apples and
mugs OF sweet cider add to the enjoy
meat.
| Mrs. Frederick Crowninshield ard snn.
! Mr.. Edward Augustus Crownir shieii
| who have been spending the month 1T
the Red Lion. are 10 sail for Italy next
Saturday. They VIII spend the winter
IN Rome and Naples. Arrivals ~ tn,
Inn include Mrs. Francis s. Smithers
of Glen Cove. L. l.. Mrs. George T.
Dudley, Mr and Mrs. Nelson s Clark,
Jr. and Mrs. Thornton II Morley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Bullley and
Miss Katherine r. Bulkley OF New
York
Mrs. Henry Walker Rishop OF New
York was at the Maplewood Hotel IN
Pittsfield this week while inspecting har
| villa. Wiaka. which was occupied a
part OF the summer by her daughter.
Mrs. Spencer Turner. Among other
Visitors 1T the Maplewood were Mr.. auI
! Mrs. Edwin W. Orvis DR. and Mrs
Samuel Nilbank. Mr.. and Mrs. Hove
Spelman. Mr. and Mrs n. F. w NJ.
Mixer Mrs. r. =. Brooks. Mrs william
NJ. Whe-rv. Jr.. Mr. end Mrs. t;cor.,
/ C. Comstock. all Of New York. Mr. and
Mrs. Francis II. Holmes OF Garden City.
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