The New York herald., 1922-07-23

nine feet high to be placed on a mono
lith at Washington as a memorial to
the men of the First Division who lost
their lives in the war. 1t will be
gilded figure OF Victory. holding aloft
an American flag. The memorial will
be placed south Of the State. War and
Navy Building.
Visitors at the Aspinwall Hotel enjoy
early morning rides through the great
Woolsey woods. which form a portion
of the Aspinwall estate. Arrivals at
the Aspinwal this week include Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Duncan, Miss Helen Dun
can and Mr.. John Duncan OF Rye, n.
Y; Mrs. Charles Z. Orvis. Mrs William
Merritt. Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah p. Smith.
Mrs. Allen S. Haight, DR.. Edward d..
Fisher. Miss Elizabeth r. Fisher, Mrs.
Archer Brown Miss Constance L.
Brown of New York Mr.. w. II. Jen-
kins Miss Jenkins of Larchmont Mrs.
P. Stearns Gage, Mrs. Writ Robinson
of West Point. N. Y: Mrs. NJ. Il. Nor
ment. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norment OF
Washington. D. c.. and Mrs. Richard G.
Hollaman of Brooklyn. n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Drexel Biddle OF
Philadelphia, who spent the week at the
Red Lion Inn at Stockbridgei. looked
over several villas there and may take
one for the fall. Among other arrivals
at the inn were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis *.
Hyde of Plainfied. N. j. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Il. Laidlaw. Mrs. Dwight Par
ker Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Cow
! perthwait DR.. and Mrs. r. ]. Godfrey,
Mrs. Frank S. Carter. Mrs. James L.
Hand, Mr. and Mrs. II. o. Adams. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. Zimmerman of New
] York. Capt. and Mrs. Chester Wells OF
/ Chevy Chase. Nd. Mr.. and Mrs Hubert
| NJ. Sedgwick. Mrs. Hattie Todd and Miss
Anna Hart of New Haven. Conn.
Mr.. Harold Land of New York, who is
/ spending the summer at Heaton Hall in
Stockbridge. exhibited there on Wednes-
day a six pound small mouthed black
bass which he caught ut Lake Nah.
keenac. DR.. John W. Taylor of New
! York, who was with him, caught a five
FOUNDER. Miss Minnie p Tilden OF New
York entertained a dinner party of eight
/ friends at the hall on Tuesday night
/ Arrivals there include Mrs. Fitch w
Smith. Miss Isabel NJ. Smith. Mr.. and
| Mrs. S. J. Wlnslow. Mr.. and Mrs. W G.
Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. A. 5. French. Mr.
/ Robert J. Garfield. Mr.. +. r. Pearson
and Mr.. T. S. Russell
Arrivals at the Maplewood Hotel In
/ Pittsfield include Judge and Mrs. Walter
Evans Of Louisville. Ky, who are there
/ for their thirtieth year; Mr. and Mrs
Russell c. Jones of Bronxville. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Louis c. Conant of Bayside. l.. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Moore Of Larchmont
/ Mrs. Frank S. Moffat OF Brooklyn. Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison X. Gamer, Mr. anC
Mrs Alexander G.. Rea of Philadelphia
One of the pleasant hotels OF the
hills with an excellent golf course near
by Is the Greenock Inn at Lee Amons
the latest arrivals there are Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Michaelis and family. Miss
Magdalen Stoeeker. Miss Emma Schroe
der. Miss Mary Tanning Mrs Heller
Patrick. Mrs. Arthur Harris. Miss Dor
othy Harris. all OF New York Mr. anc
Mrs. George f. Miner Of Brooklyn.
Mr.. George Roosevelt and Miss l.. G.
Roosevelt OF New York are among Ia,
arrivals for the season at the Mount
Everett Inn. South Egremont. which |,
the nearest OF all Berkshire hotels to tn,
Mount Everett State reservation. Amonl
others there are Mrs Paul NJ Apsley
Mrs Franklin Quimby the Rev. Edgar NJ
Thompson. Miss Ella Thompson. Mrs
l.. NJ Kissam. Mrs Kilburn Kimer. Mr.
and Mrs. r. Y MacGovern. Mr. Fred
erick VI. Crossets OF New York, Mr.. c
7. Bond OF Scarsdale. ". Y.
At the Berkshire Inn. Great Barring
ton. are Mr.. and Mrs George E. Stod
dsrd. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Raynor
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Hudson Bene
dict Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Livingston
Miss NJ Il. Sherman. Miss Grace J
Perry. Mrs. Henry Baldwin Fischer. Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. Murphy OF New York
MIR and Mrs. NJ =. Delano of Larch
mont. Mrs. William l.. TrowbridRe o
Moutclair. n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
y. Pack OF Princeton. n. j.: Mr.. an
Mrs. Douglas Brown OF Dobbs Ferry
". Y; DR.. and Mrs. Eben c. Hill o
Bsltirnors, Nd. Mrs. George snowden Q
Phiiadelphia, Pa