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THE "SUN, ' SUNDAY,, AUGUST 10, MIR"
NEW FEATURES" ADDED FOR SOUTHAMPTON'S BENEFIT FAIR
Wonderful Display of Occultism by
Non-Professional . Promised at
'Suffolk's Big Event Women
Work Hard or Masque
, Southampton, N. Y. Aug. 9.
A that Is necessary to complete
the success of the country street
(air, In aid of the Southampton
BiplUl, to bo held next Friday af terT
joon and evening, Is fair weather. As
(or th masque and tableaux to be
riven In conjunction with It, weather
uld not matter so much, as this
ipoctacle will bo shown In the Gordon
Theatre and under cover.
X decidedly picturesque place has
ken chosen for the fair, Agawam
ftrk, on the borders of the lake of that
jiine. Mrs. A. Stewart Walker has
planned the street, which will have ar
tistic environments as well as those
provided by nature. Mrs. Joseph R.
pflworth has dono everything toward
iiranging booths, whero all sorts of
commodities will bo sold.
In addition there will bo pavilions
for movies and dancing which will be
optn afternoon and uvenlng and as
lite as any one cares to stay.
This entertainment appeals to all
who live In Suffolk county, as the hos
pital Is the only Institution of Its kind
la a radius of many miles. Moreover,
jury dollar left at tho entrnnco gate
or spent at booths or for other attrac
tions offered will go to tho hospital
md, as all expenses have been guar
isteed by donations of various cora
Blttees and friends.
Jit the entrance to the park wm bo
trocted huge efTlglcs of trained nurses
Bade of canvas which have been
painted by Mrs. Morton Broese. Tho
booths will be placed between trees
ind at night will be Illuminated by
jrtat lanterns covered with yellow
cheesecloth Thoy will bo hung with,
bright colored Egyptian embroideries.
The. general tone of color -chosen is
blue and yellow and this combination
win be applied to all the structures in
the street Labor and electric lighting
hare been given by workmen of
Southampton, who have the welfare of
the hospital at heart.
One of the main features of the fair
tH be tho Italian tombola under the
direction of Mrs. Harry Payne Bing
ham, who will have the assistance of
lira. John M. L. Rutherford, Mrs.
Oeorge 0. Bourne and Morgan J.
O'Brien, Jr. The latter will act as
cuhler. Contributions Include Jewel
ry, old lace, ancient brocades, a
liberty bond, $25 in gold, pieces of old
sUrer, an automobile, a Chow puppy, a
ticket tor an airplane spin, a Sealyham
pip, domestic animals, a .ton of coal,
waring apparel, groceries and In
numerable articles.
Mrs. Schennerhorn in Cafeteria.
Mrs. Alfred 13. Schermerhom will
bars In charge a cafeteria whero one
can obtain during the afternoon tea
and light refreshments and at night a
lot upper which will follow the
masque. This will bo arranged under
'a tent and the food will be served
from a long buffet.
Mrs. Schermerhorn's assistants will
Include Mrs. Harry Pelham Rob-bins.
Mrs. Edmund S. Twining, Mrs. Bache
Brown, Mrs. E. M. Home, Mrs. "L.
Beggs Sproul, Mrs.. Waldron P. Bel
knap, Mrs. Howard C. Dickinson, Mrs.
John E. Berwlnd, Mrs. Josctfh R. Dll-
ortn, the Misses Louise Butler.
Eleanor (Mellor) Genevieve Babbitt.
Lucy Patterson, Anne Townsend, Eva
owwan and uertrudo Kavanagh.
Stuart Davis has rigged up an old
houseboat to be anchored on the bor
der of the lake. It will" bo turned into
a sort of Noah's Ark for the afternoon.
hen there will be for sale all sorts of
ioy animals. At night time tho in
terior of the boat will be turned Into
a Turkish lounge, .where coffee and
cigarettes will be sold. Also 'there will
ta served on this boat steamed clams
for the hungry sea athers and golf
players. '
In a tent 40 by ,60 feet will
be shown, under the charge of Mrs.
Caleb nr.. Hammlll and Miss Betty
Hammllt, movies, of locaK celebrities
made at the beach and in Southampton
streets. The placard outside the tent
will read:
''Come In and see yourselves as
others ee you; some pleasant sur
Wes, many illusions shattered."
In another tent quite as large there
m be an opportunity to dance after
noon and evening, and this diversion
fll be uuder thoHpersonal direction of !
Tk wuou x-uuer n?ese. 1
The mutlc will bo by Joseph Smith's
wthestra from the Plaza Hotel. .
Mlsg Cornelia Livingston will have a
wney Island side show, with barkers
rian0Unco the dlrrerent turns, and
jsi Katherlne Van Ingen will do her
t to interest all in the gathering- in
nne automobile. For children, in
g of the conventional .grab bag,
aere will be a sand pile, which will
ft m , pl- Klad'B treasure trove,
"iuvii mey can aig. Mrs. J-.ytue-Wn
Fox will be In charge of this at
Uon. Mrs. Charles E. Dadmun
Iu have the ice cream booth.
wystery la attached to the person-
Btyof
H. tnnn YX-i-t at (ha InvlfatUn nl
Vi-i rn. i ' v iuiu i,
Ubarles E. Mitchell has consented
person has remarkable talent,
t''oea not care-to have his Identity
titeK ... .. . . . .
ru lur me reason uiai ne is noi.
Professional.
Mrs. Charles A. Dana and Mrs.
uroavenor Nicholas will be at the
"nch and Judy .show, where every
hour Burrows will exhibit his
of maglo and ventriloquism.
f My Davis Landstreet will sell
JJnety and fancy articles. Miss Betty
naon win bo the "Balloon Girl." and
s piorence Earle Johnson will have
caarw of a photograph gallery where
vh will be taken and finished
Wle you wait l
amission to all that the fair offers
be but 50 cents or U. and once
bm the gates as much money as
one carew to spend will be grate
My accepted. y
artl,tl feature of the enter
LfT'i!' wl" Swinburne's "Maique
ni th tableaux vivsnts
JWctlng the various phases of the
which will be shown in the
Garden -Theatre, The masque com
wtte. i Includes Mrs. William Chari-
Potter and Mrs. Lawrence Mc
,Ter Miller, costumes; Mrs. J,
Barclay, Mrs. Edward 'McCau
"7 ana Mrs. Nicholas BIddIo, proper-
If. Jan. rTmirflsiMj r r UAi
tiff, Urt. i. W. jrullar Potter. Xew
I a. . " wiae keatAiub u. UivrilH. fflaHD'l
York' shopping, and Mrs. John W.
Cross, treasurer.
Francis Markoe .has been directing
the dramatic part of the masque, and
ho will road some of the lines as tho
various queens pass before King
David, who will be surrounded by his
court. As somo of the queens that
Swinburne depicted In his well known
work were considered rather naughty,
such have been eliminated, and none
but those who figure plctorlally In
mythical history havo been retained.
In tho cast Df the- masque Adrian
Larkin will Impersonate King David.
The queens will be:
BcrsaDovMlss Marjorle Curtis, who
will be attended by Mrs. Courtlandt
NIcoll, Mrs. T. Couper Lord, Mrs. Fred
erick Martin Davles, Miss Mary Davis
Landstreet and Mlsa Cornelia Living,
ston as court ladles.
Ahollhah, Mrs. Joseph Earlo Ste
vens, with attendant gladiators.
Clebpatra, Mrs. William H. Barnum,
with Ethiopes in her train. f
AUhail, Mrs. Morton Brecse, attend
ed by the Misses Charlotte Potter and
Margaret Thaw as dancers.
Azubah, Mrs. W. Do Lancey
Kountze, with ncolytes and prleats.
A hola, Miss Milliccnt Rogers, with
fruit bearers In her train.
Ahlneam, Mrs. Lawrence McKeevfir
MUler; who will have two deerhounds
on a leash and as her attendants Miss
Helen Krech and Miss Evelyn Preston..
Beminmls, Mrs. Duncan St Ells
worthwith two horsemen.
Uoilone, Miss Gladys High, who will
have a torch bearer. .
Ohrytothemts. Mrs. Edward Van I ri
sen, attended by roso maidens.
Amettrti, Mrs. Orcn Root, with Miss
Mercedes de Acosta, Miss Katherlne
Mackay and Miss Voulettl Proctor 'as
perls.
Patethca, Miss Eleanor Lamson, who
will be attended by a group of sailors.
Alactef, Mrs. Albert Gallatin, with
Miss Helen Potter as thurlfer.
While all the per&onages of the
masque are of biblical or mythological
times, tho costuming will bo of the
English medieval period, the queens
wearing greaTriennlns and other huge
headdresses, which with their robes o!
state have been faithfully copied from
old colored engravings, originals of
which are in the British Museum.
need Orchestra, to Play. 1
The incidental muslo for the masque
has been selected by Mrs. Henry II.
Rogers and Mrs. George Barton
French, and In keeping with the an
cient times depicted will be played by
a reed, orchestra. Mrs. Charles II.
Sabln.has been acting as chairman of
the masque and tableaux and Mrs.
Peter B. WyckofX as the general chair
man. The tableaux vlvants, which will
show the various phases of the moon,
hove been arranged by Gerome Brush,
who has his studio In the Art Village.
'Among those to nose are Mrs. David
Dows, Mrs. Joseph B. Thomas, Mrs.
Marshall Russell, Mrs. Edward "Van
Ingen, , Mrs. Charles Llndley. Miss
Florence Ellsworth, Miss Roberta
Mitchell and Miss Audrey Osborn.
These tableaux will be novel and ar
tistic and the eclipse period of the
moon will be shown with the final
dropping- on them of the curtain.
Mrs. Edward" Van Ingen has been at
tending to the sale of boxes and seats.
Among tho purchasers are Mr. and
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, Dr. and
Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Gallatin-, Mrs. Robert Waller,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mitchell. Mr.
and Mrs. Luclen Tyng, Charles Hay
den. Mrs. Charles T. Barney, Mrs.
William Constable, Mr. and Mrs. Al
fonso p. Villa. Mr. and Mrs. T. Mor
rison Carnegie, Mr. and Mrs. Kurnal R.
Babbitt, Mr. and Mrs. James L, Bar
clay, Dr. and Mrs. P. Flewellon Cham
bers, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln W. Krech.
Mrs. Henry I'earce, Mr. and Mrs. Fair
fax Landstreet, Mr. and Mrs. Do
Lancey Nicoll, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
J. O'Brien, Ralph J. Preston, George
W. Curtlsnnd Mrs. Eli K. Robinson.
Among other purchasers are Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Mapes, Mr. and Mis.
William H. Hirst, Mrs. Robert C
Black, Mr. and Mrs. Ebon Byers, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Denison Sawyer, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Stevens Ulman, Mr. and Mrs.
E. du Pont Erving, Mr. and Mrs. C.
tiffany Richardson, Mrs. Hobart, Mr.
and Mrs. Garret A. Hobart, Mrs. Jo-
soph Flannery, Mr. and Mrs. J. Insley
Jmir, jir. ana ivirs. enry vv. oage,
Mrs. Charles E. Miller, Andrew Mellon,
Mrs. Hoffman Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert J. Turnbull, Mrs. Henry W.
Torney, Dr. and Mrs. Norman E. Dlt-
man, Seelye Benedict,. Col. and Mrs.
RobeVt Means Thompson. Mr. and
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry H. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan S. Ellsworth, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Ashton de Poyster, IMr. and Mrs.
chaunccy Olcott. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Van Rensselaer Thayer. Clarence aiSS1 .'.y aLto.??uJ
Mackay and Charles H. Sabln.
GARDEN CITY, L. L
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AS t rCSuIl OT lite ulOU8&tI(Xft Who WOTlt
Saturday to Meadow prook to witness
I ot Meadow Brook and Rookawar, pluy-
, ln 'of tn ! N.a1fBaJi i county championship
land also the likelihood of belncr
. . . - . . .
as 'tne team to reprcsegt America at
the International games In England
next spring, quite a number have de
cided to remain here during the re
mainder of the summer.
As a result life at the Garden City
Hotel has quickened. August finds not
one available country home or cottage
.vacant
Among the visitors from Manhattan
at the Garden City Hotel during the
week were Mrs. Van Brugh Livingston,
H. B. Sirgeant, Mr. and Mrs. William
A. Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Baker,
C R. Black, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Lewis, Mr. and Mr& H. M. Hrdo. S.
Ferris Lockwood, Grover C. Loenlng, H.
W. Smith, Edward -Thurston, James
Charles Craft Mr. and Mrs. Dr T.
Geddes, J. Bernard Miller, Richardson
Morris. F. M. Gallia, Mr. and Mrs. C
W. Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hud
son, Mr. and Mrs. A P. Lathrop, Mr.
and Mrs. A M. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs.
X). C. Rotd. Lieut, nnd Mrs. B. Z. Johns
ton and Lieut and Mrs. IL C, Anderson.
Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Erwln,
Mrs. rrancls Brlggs, Francis T. Cooke,
T. W. Downing, Mr. and Mrs. John Bene,
Edmund Bene. Harold Clark McCully,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Appleton, Mr. and
Mrs. A S. Rickey nnd Robert Ross.
Mlas Alice French, Davenport, Iowa;
Hallett Johnson. Washington, D. Q-, and
atl r.
few.
Mr. ana Mrs. Clinton llali, oia West-
Activities
NartnAQASsirrT Pier, Aug. 9.
A'
LL Narraganectt Is resting after
tho feasting and festivity In
connection with the Snow Ball
given at tho Casino on Friday night
for a popular charity, under thk direc
tion of Talbot Hanan, who originated
the decorative scheme and promoted
the novel affair. Of course all the
villa colony was there, and their "dear
five hundred friends" and congenial
groups of people made up parties and
camo in automobiles from New Lon
don, Watch Hill and Provident.
Three hundred or more, dined In the
Casino at scores of private dinner
parties before tho ball, tho dinner ta
bles being placed around the sides of
the ballroom and In the restaurant
adjoining. The ballroom was con
verted into a snowbound wood Interior
Of plno and fir. In this interior were
the dinner parties, tho women, for the
most part. In handsome gowns of
white, many wearing white furs: and
the men in white flannel or linen suits.
Dancing began at 10 o'clock, when
hundreds who had not attended the
dinner arrived. All entered the snow
bound ballroom through a door In a
simulated garden wall which led to the
Jack Frost Garden beyond. Soon the
cheerful sound of sleigh bells was
heard, for Jingling bells were suspend
ed from above and those touched the
heads of the dancers as they moved
about Before midnight a realistic
New England snowstorm burst upon
the dancers. Other features were a
revel and a December gale.
Tho patronesses of the ball were
Mrs. R. Livingston Beeckman, Mrs.
John H. Hanan, Mrs. 1L Anthony
Dyer, Mrs. Byron S. Watson, Mrs.
Barnes Newberry, Mrs. Alfred E. Nor
rls, Mrs. Saunders P. Jones, Mrs. Will
iam. E. Coffin, Mrs. Joseph Samuels,
Mrs. L. Samuels, Mrs. Charles F.
Thatcher, Mrs. Avico Borda, Miss Fan
nlo Stnnlckson, Mrs. August Busch,
r Tr. . . - fi i i i . v
jriMun j. xuunutunu, iurs. jonn
B. Lewis. Mrs. John' O. Amu. Mrs.
Talbot Hanan, Mrs. James C. Potter
and Mrs. Robert J. B. Sullivan.
Among the larger dinner parties at
the Casino before the ball were those
given by Philip S. P. Randolph nnd
Philip Stevonsqn of New York, a polo
dinner for twenty; Mrs. John H.
Hanan, a dinner for twenty, and Mrs.
B. H. Brlstow Draper 'of .Hopedale,
Mass., a dinner for ton.. Others who
gave dinners were Alfred H. Smith,
Jascha Holfetz, the violinist; Col. and
Alexandria Bay
Alexandria Bat. Nl.. Auf. 9. The
busiest fceek of the season and that
means the busiest week the Thousand
Islands hare seen for at least five
years Is closing. The golf tournament
at the Country Club kept the golf en
thusiasts busy both morning and after
noon. The weather man nt Alexandria
Bay promised and delivered the best
polling weather of the summer for thei
N;urney players.
The tennis tournament will start at
the Thousands Islands Tacht Club Mon
day and will continue till August 16, and
on that evening the tennis ball wlU bo
given. Many of the tennis entries are
already in and theso Include Mrs. Herbert
M. Bhlpman, Emerson McMUUn. Capt. F.
Itutherford, Misses Isabel and Virginia
UcLean, Earl IL Hayden, Ernest Rub
samen, Mr. and Mrs. George C. Boldt
Miss Dorothy Whitley, Miss Dorothy
Black, Miss Eleanor Gibbons, Miss Llda
Thelsen, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Ho
bart Mr. and Mrs. A. Graham Miles,
Mrs. A. Raymond Ellis, T. Breckenrldge
Clemons and others. The Yacht Club
tennis committee is composed of George
E. McLean, chairman; W. Langdon
Hayden, Edward A. Pltcalm, A. Graham
Jlles, Earl F Hayden. Lockhart Wll
tur, George C Boldt J. Sidney Ham-
kmond. '
Mrs. George C. Boldt Jr., of New
York demonstrated the fact that she
has no fear for thirteen at lablo. Mrs.
evbnlng and the party numbered thir
teen. They Included Mr. Ernest B.
Rubsamen, Mrs. A. Raymond Ellis, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles M Englis, George C
Boldt Paul and PtiH Wiser. Dorothy
Whitley, Dorothy Block, Lieut T.
Breckenrldge CIemons,-E. B. C. Markle
and MUs Ruth Engl Is.
The Saturday, evening dinner dance
at the Thousand Islands Yacht Club was
one of the gayest of the summer sea
son. An unusually largo number of din
ner and euppor parties were given. Mrs.
II p. Wilbur, Jr., had seven guests at
dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Ewlng L. Raf
ferty of Bonnie Castle entertained throo
persons; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Frascr
of Syracuse had ten guests at dinner
Mr. and Mrs. W. Beavor Jones's party
included six; J. II. Hammonds gueBta
eomprlsed four, while Commodore and
Mrs. C. M. Englis had n party of eight
and General and Mrs. Joseph A John
ston of Washington, D. C, entertained
seven. ,
Mrs. Richard Eggleston, Jr., and Mas
ter Rtohard Eggleston 3d and Mr. and
Mrs. Lu)s Huffnaeglo. arrived Friday to
spend August on the houseboat Lysan
der. Mrs.. Egsleston and Mrs. HufTnae-
gle are sisters; the former was Helen
Rafrerty and the latter ons ltarrerty.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Rafferty and
Brendan and Kevan Rafferty, their
children, arrived Friday and will spend
August with Mr. and Mrs. Ewlng L.
Raffertv at Bonnie Castle. ' '
Mrs. Alexander It Peacock 'and Mlsa
Irerte-Peacock were the hostesses at the
card party given Wednesday evening by
the Ladles Welcome Club at the Thou
sand Islands Yacht Club.
Miss Mildred Caverly, who Is a golf
champion, arrived nt the Thousand Isl
ands in time to participate in the golf
tourney at uus rvterc.
at Najragansett Pier
Mrs. Joseph Fletcher of Providence,
Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh ot Philadel
phia, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Snowdon,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Kelly, Joseph T.
P.yerson, Peter Porter, Jr., of New
York, E. W. Woodcock of Molina. Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Fay of Boston. Mrs,
Albert Bond Lambert ot St. Louis,
Mrs. Irving 1L Chase of Waterbury,
Conn.
Mrs. Harold Knowlton of West Up
ton, .Mass.; Arthur D. Cooley of New
York, Mrs. Robert I. B. Sullivan an
Mrs. Joseph Samuels of Providence.
Twoscore or' more members of the
villa colony motored down Ocean road
to tho Scarborough Beach Club to
night for a dance given by Mrs. Row
land Hatard'of Peace-Dale and Mrs.
S Hlnman .Bird of Now York. In the
company were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
T. H. Metcalf, Mrs. Hopo Shepley
Holllster, Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Nepy
berry, Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert H. I. God
dard, Mr. and Mrs. Rush Sturgos of
Providence; Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.
Richmond, Mrrand Mrs. Fred B. Read,
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Blaine, Mr. and
Mrs. David E. Baker of New York, and
Mrs, Caryl Roberta of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Tyrrell of
Washington havo arrived at tho Im
perial. Miss Carollrfe Hazard ot the Scollop
Shell, ,her country pjaco at Peace Dale,
near the pier, is In Stockbridgo, Mass,
for a short stay.
Mrs. Frederick R. Schenck and Miss
Anna A. Alexandre have returned to
their country placo at Lenox from a
stay nt the MRSsasolt.
Justice and Mrs. Charles F. Stearns
of Providence and their daughter, Miss
Stearns, have arrived at the Green
Inn.
Mrs. A. M. Blackwoll of St Louis
and her grand-daughter. Miss Louise
Aldrlch, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Stuart M. Aldrlch, are at the Green
Inn
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Brlstow of Hope
dale, Mass., who nro occupying Mrs.
Charles G. Washburn' villa. The
Dunes, on Boston Neck," have returned
from a motor trip to Vermont
Raymond T. Baker, Director of the
United States Mint, and Mrs. Baker,
who havo .been visiting tha latter's
father, Capt Isaac E. Emerson, at
Emerson villa; retuffied to their coun
try home In Lenox.
Tho marble Beat on the lawn of St
Peter's, given In memory of Mrs. Ed
ward Davis by her sister, Mrs. Eva
I McGowan of New York and her son
Has Big Crowd
General W. C. HeDDenhelmer of Jerser
City, who was the guest of Commodore
unarles S .Rees ata the Thousand isl
ands Country Club, has returned to his
Home, Mlsa Clementine Rees of New
York Is at present the guest of her
brother at the Country Club.
Among the recent arflvals are Mrs.
Herbert M. Bhlpman, who arrived Thurs
day to visit her parents, Mr. and Mr.
Edson Bradley; Emerson McMllltn Id,
who was doing Red Cross work In Rome,
Italy, for the past few years, and Cap
tain Rutherford of the British army. Mr.
McMUUn and Captain Rutherford are
guests at the Edson Bradley.
Admiral H. T. Mayo and Mrs. Mavo
were among the visitors to the Thousand
islands auring the past week. Sir
Charles White, a former Minister of Fi
nance of Canada, spent last week at this
resort and G. F. Falrchtld, ex-Congress
man, is a guest at the Thousand Islands
House.
Captain It H. Van Delman of Wash
ington, who was recently In attendance
at tho Peace Conference In Paris, ac
companied by Mr Van Delman, will
arrive at Alexandria Bay next week and
win scop at tne Thousand Islands House.
Tne motor boat races, which will be
run next week over- the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club course, under the
auspices of the American Power Boat
Association, are scheduled lor Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday, August 13,
14 and 15. The entries announced by
the regatta committee include WhlD-Po-
Wlll, the hydroplane of Commodore A L.
juason or tne lako George Ractnp As
sociation : G. A Wood's Miss DetroIt'HI.
Mrs. G. A Wood will enter a boat that
has yet to be named. Two hydroplanes
are aniereu irom ine uurraio Launch
Club. One of these boats Is tho Arab
IV., and the other has not as ret been
christened. Mr. William S. Waldron of
the Kingston Yacht Club will enter a
nyaroplane, and A Graham Mlles'a P. D.
Q. IV, has been entered. At least two
other, boats will be entered from the,
Thousand Islands Yacht Club, but the
owners and the names of the boats havo
not no far been Riven out
V 1 1 n fnr fthn Mln tmipnamnnl nA
limaturlng rapidly, and George B. Has-
brouck, the president of the Polo Club
at Alexandria Bay, expects about ten
Joams to contest for the many different
cups that are to be played for. The
Black River Polo Club of Montreal has
entered a team, whose players will be
W. R. Miller. J. H. A Acer, H. B. Mc-
Dougall, A E. Ogllvle and J. C. Watson.
Those who will compose the Thousand
islands Country Club, team are: J. p,
uiaek' or White Plains, George S. Has
brouck, A Graham Miles, Laroque An
derson of New York, T. Ford of Buffalo
and Clarence Smith of New York. Tho
Miami Valley Hunt Club and many other
teams will arrive tho latter part of next
week.td participate In the tourney. The
date of the tournament la 'August 23 to
September 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cutler and Mas.
terj Samuel Cutler of Brookllne, Mass.,
aro the guests ot Mrs. Cutler's parents,
Mr, nnd Mrs. E B. Rubsamen, at Mur
ray Hill.
Mrs. George Russell of New York will
arrive Monday for a stay of several
weeks with her sister, Mrs,. L U. Jenney,
on & houseboat Idlest .
Stuart Davis, has been completed and
placed. '
A party was given at the" Casino
this week by Brlg.-Gen. and Mrs.
Moreton Foley Gage, son-in-law and
daughter of Henry Llppltt, former
United States Senator.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Campbell of
Syracuse are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Rowland G. Hazard, at. Holly House,
Peace Dale, near tho Pier. -
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey D. Gibson of
New York aro guests of Mr. and 'Mrs.
James G. Blaine, Jr., of New York at
their villa East Bonnie Boural.
Mrs. Inez Sprague Stiness has re
turned from a trip to Washington
and is with her mother, Mrs. Avico
Borda, at her villa hero until Septem
ber, when sho will sail for Franco to
Join her little daughter, Avlce Stlness,
and her aunt, Miss Spraguo.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles -T. Coe of
Bridgeport, Conn., are guests of Her
bert A. Rice, Attorney-General of
Rhode Island, and Mrs. Rice at Rosa,
lind.
Mr. ard Mrs. Ashton Crosby and
Charles Ingraham of Greenwich, Conn.,
nnd Harold Harvey of New York are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. David S. Baker
of Greenwich, Conn., . at Phoenix
Lodge. n
Mrs. Alexander Mitchell of Wash
ington, who spent July with the par
ents of her husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward A. Mitchell, of Washington,
went to New York to Join her hus
band. Ensign Mitchell, who returned
from the Mediterranean.
Mrs. Frederic Schenck and Miss
Anna R. Alexander of Lenox, Mass
and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Draper and
I. Harold Draper of Oak Park, 111.,
are at the Massasolt
Womon of tho villa colony are sub
scribing to two largo whists to bo
given nt tho Point Judith Country
Club on August 13 nnd 27. Mrs. Har-
old Knowlton oX West Upton, Mass.,
Is promoting the whists with Mrs.
Percy Wright of Providence.
BUZZARDS BAY, MASS.
Buzzards Bat, Mass., Aug. 9. Alfred
C Harrison of Philadelphia, a summer
resident at Little Woods Hole Harbor
for years, will havo with him the re
mainder of the summer his daughter.
the Baroness Von Holsteln, to stay until
September. '
Charles Hamlin of the Federal Re
serve Board Is commuting between
Waahlmrton and Mattanolsett. where hla
family Is enjoj'lng a rest
At Falmouth, under the direction of
Joseph Holland of New York, a summer
resident a second presentation of the
play Prince of Liars," has netted
3400 for Falmouth's contribution to the
fund for a permanent bed In the Amer
ican hospital at Rhelms, France.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Force of New
York And Onset Bay Just to their liking
after motoring through New England
and a portion of the British provinces.
The Forces stopped at Charles Stevens's
Wlndemere at Shell Point.
The family of Prof.XHenry W. Holmes
of New York, stopping at Begansett, on
the upper Falmouth Bay snore, have de
parted for a month's outing In the Adi
rondack b.
Mrs. Charles Dudley of Brooklyn and
members of the Dudley family are at
Swift's Beach, Wareham.
George D. Yeomans and family of
New York aro at their country homo,
Cherry -Hill, In Plymouth.
Elbert Kip and Carroll Maury of Mor-
. Mancheste - in -
MANCHESTeR-IN-THr-MoirKTAlNS, Vt,
Aug. 9. It was a popular victory when
Maxwell R Marston became for the
third time tho winner of the lsham Cup
at Ekwanok Country Club last Saturday.
Mr. Marston's opponent, W. W. Patten
of Schenectady, had many supporters
and put up a plucky tight against the'
powerful Marston, carrying the match to
the thirty-sixth green. Mr. Marston
shares the honor of thrice winning the
lsham Cup with Frederick Horreshoff,
who iwas victorious In 1903, 1910 and
1911. Mr. and Mrs. Marston started for
Philadelphia on Tuesday. Mr. Marston
wilt play In no more tournaments before
the national championship) tournament
which will begin August 16, at Pittsburg.
Several .Ekwanok members. Including
A. L. Walker. Jr., Intercollegiate' cham
pion : W. E. Truesdell. senior champion ;
Dr. Clark Burnham of Brooklyn, and A.
J. McClure of Lakewood played In the
Vermont State Golf Championship tour
nament at Old Bennington this week. A
few golfers, Including Presley S. Mac
laughltn, went from here to Schenectady
this week to competo-ln the annual In
vitation tournament of the Mohawk Golf
Club. ' .
The Equinox House was filled to over
flowing August 1, and the protpects are
that outside. rc.oms will be needed this
month. At Ekwanok the golfers are so
numerous that it is necessary to book
starting time a day In advance.
James L. Taylor entertained at din
ner recently F. F. Vandocfioef. J. Apple
ton Allen, J. D. Wolfe, 'W. K. Qullhot
and G. B. Plante.
Plans are progressing rapidly under
the direction of George H. Thaeher,
Edward S. lsham apd others of the sum
mer colony for the historical week being
arranged for the benefit of Burr and
Burton Seminary. There will be an ex
hibit of historic relics, an art exhibit, a
series of tea and auction bridge parties
and several evening entertainments, In
cluding an old fashioned country dance,
the first week In September. .
Manchester's Chautauqua week will be
held on the outskirts of the village, be
ginning August 26.
The Misses Hoyt wilt glvn their annual
vaudeville entertainment at the gymna
sium next Friday.
On August 25 the historical play pre
pared and presented under the leader
ristown,N. J., are at the Kip cottage,
Falmouth.
Henry W. Cook ot Syracuse la with
Mr. and Mrs. Miller Cook at Whitman.
Miss Helen Fisher of Montclalr, N. J
has returned home from an outing at
Falmouth.
Mis. Walter J. Thurber and Miss
Marlon Thurber of Brooklyn are at Split
Rock cottage, Marlon,
The W. Hf P. Olivers of MorrlstOwn.
'N. J., (have opened their Mattapolsett
summer home.
The Rev. John D. Waldron. twelve
years pastor 'of the Dutch Reformed
Church at upper Montclalr, N. J., has
oeen . supplying tne congregational
Church pulpit at Mattapolsett, the last
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence! Brett of New
York tire at tho Brett homestead, North
Ablngton.
LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.
Lakx acoROG. N, Y., Aug. 9. The
Lako George Regatta Association has
elected the following new officers: Al-J
bcrt ,L. Judson of New York city, com-
modore; Robert E. Henry of New York.!
city, vice-commodore, and G. Waring
Stebbtns, roar commodore.
airs, uarabrant better known as
Margaret Dunlap, formerly of tho Metro
politan Opera Company of New ..York
city, and Mr. Joseph B. Oarabrant aro
at tho Sagamore Annex on Qreen Island.
M. E. Goodrich of New York lias pur
chased the Fischer cottage at Bolton
innuinK. wnero no wm upena uio sum
mer with his family.
Among the new members elected at
the Lake George Club this week were;
Ernest Heebner, Dr. W. S. Currym,
Howard W. Starr, all of New York city.
Louis Sherry of the Sherry's restau
rant New York city, and party were
among the visitors at the Fort William
Henry Hotel this week.
Otto A. Roiialaky, Judge of the Court
of General Besslona, New York city, Is
spending a few days here. Mrs. Harry
Guggenheim was among the recent .ar
rivals. Mrs. George Haven Abbott of
New York city stopped for several days
this week at the Fort William Henry
Hotel.
Among the recent arrivals from New
York city are;
Hotel Marlon Mls Clara G. Ryan,
Mlsa Anna A. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. B.
M. Helm, Mies Mae Caughlln, Mlsa Mae
Kennedy, Dr. F. V. RalstorvJ. L Bennett
and party. Miss Elma M. Cluck, Miss
Nellie C Oluck and V. J. Thompson.
Fort William Henry Mlsa Peggy
O'Neill, Miss Maude Martin, Joseph J.
Moron, Mrs. D. Strauss, Miss S. K. Wal
mer, -Miss Marian Zellers, Miss E. Bent
ley, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holbrook, Mrsv
Lillian Paige. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mar
tin, Mr. and MrB. I. W. Bhape, IL C.
Cowell, Miss Evelyn Greene and Mr.
and Mrs. K. P. Swan.
Hotel Worden Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Wolf, Miss Alton, Miss Kelwair, Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Hamilton, Mrs. O. H. Bend,
Mrs. D. L Calhoun, Mr. and Mrs. M, I.
Klein, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Doble,
Jack Doble, Ernest Chubb and P. A.
Booth.
Algonquin Hotel Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Black. IL W. Black, Walter South, Miss
Helen P. South, Mrs. J. P. Meagher and
Mlsa Elizabeth L. Meagher.
PAUL SMITH'S, H. Y.
Paul Smiths, N. Y., Aug. 9. Among
members of the summer solony on tho
St. Regis chain ot lakes and at Paul
Smith's Hotel, with whom both are popu
lar, there la general satisfaction that
iMlag Ruth Lawrence Carroll nnd Eben
Sumner Draper, whoso engagement re-
be married here In the attractive little
married here in the attractive little
chapel of St. John's-In-the-Wllderness.
Cards were Issued the latter part of the
week but before ho left for his home In
Hopedale, Mats., on Tuesday Mr. Draper
said that tho wedding will tako place at
noont August 30. The servico will be
performed by the Rev. Walter H. Larom
of Sarannc Lake.
Miss Carroll Is the daughter of Mrs.
William Bloodgood Trowbridge of New
York and Sarnnac Lake. Her fiance,
who Is the son of a former Governor of
Massachusetts, had been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Trowbridge at Camp Menaga.
Campers recently arrived Include Mrs.
Robert Hoe, at Point Rush on the Upper
St Regis; Major nnd Mrs. Edward B.
Close of New York. Dr. Walter B. James
and family df New York, at their Upper
St. Regis camp ; George Brewster and
family, on Spitfire Lake; the Rev. and I
Mrs. W. B. T. Smith, at Upper St Retrial
T. Smith, at Upper St Regis
camp.
Taking1 part In the golf events of the
week were the Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes,
Graham Stakes, Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Dick. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt.
Justice E. J. Healy, Justice John M.
Tlerncy and Commissioner John F. Gil
christ of New York.
Mrs. Tenn Smith of New York, who Is
nmong the recent arrivals at Paul
Smith's will be Joined there to-day by
her mother, Mrs. E. H. Harrlman.
Mrs. P. C. Mnffltt, who has been
spending several weeks at Paul Smith's
before leaving lor New York and At
lantic City, gave a dinner In the hotel
grill In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Smith.
the - Mountains.
ship of Mrs. Dorothy Canfleld Fisher
two years ago will bo repented In the
gymnasium.
Mrs. J. C. Bradley entertained tho
Twentieth Century Club at her summer
homo last Monday.
Harry Wolff Is passing his vacation
with Mrs. Wolff and their children at the
Miner cottage.
Mrs. Charles S. Francis gave n dinner
party at the Equinox Houso last Satur
day Her guests Included Clarence M.
Clark. Mr. and MrB. E. W. Clark 3d. Mr.
and Mrs. Fmnk T. Clark, Mrs. H. H.
Porter, Jr., Mr, and Mrs. Thayer Addi
son, E. W. Taylor, Jr., Prince E. A.
Ruspoll of Home, and Mrs. George Orvls.
Mrs. Warren Dennis entertained at tea
early In the week Mrs. Alton B. Farrell,
Mrs. W. Scott Pyle, Mrs. George Orvls,
Mrs. W. T. Grocsbeck. Mrs. Guernsey,
Mrs. C. S. Francis and Mrs. Georgo H.
Thaeher.
Miss Gertrude Bicker, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. D. S. picker, celebrated her
birthday Monday with a party for her
little friends in the Bpa.
Archbishop P. J. Hayes and Rev.
Joseph P. DIrteen of New Tork were at
the Equinox House Tuesday, returning
from a trip to tho White Mountains
Mlas Mildred Caverly and Mrs. C. 1 1.
Vanderbeck of Philadelphia returned
homo Tuesday after several weeks of
golf playing at Ekwanok. Miss .Marlon
Holllns ot East Isllp arrived hero this
week.
Rerent arrivals at the Equinox House
Include: Capt. and Mrs. It W. Hund,
Henry S. Robblns of Chicago, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur E. Shannon and family of
Columbus, W. S-Groeabeek. W. E. Groes
beck of Cincinnati, Miss I. E. Holmes,
Miss 11. T. Holmes of Bostonv Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Malone of Lancaster, Pa.,
anji.Mr. Johnathan Godfrey of Bridge
port. The New Yorkers aro: Mr. and
Mrs M. 8. Burrlll. Mlsa Burrlll. Mr. and
Mra George McKnlght. Mr, and Mrs. H.
H. Bradley, Mr. nnd Mrs. Leigh Best,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gunther, Wil
liam Cromble. Mr, and Mrs. Sherwood
Aldrlck, T. Dayton Can field, Lott B.
Malone, Malcolm Graham. Mr, nnd Mrs.
K. C. llolston, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Pro
body, Mr and Mrs. Edward Wylde.MrH.
H. W. Bourne. Mrs. A. B. Hawkins.
Chauncey F. Ryder, 8, a Walker and
G. T. Lawrence, Jr.
Stockbridge Colony Greatly Interested,
in Annual Meeting of Laurel Hill
Association To Be ' Held
September 5.
Stockdiudgb, Mnns, Aug. 9.
A'
LL the Stockbridgo colony was
Interested In the announcement
Tuesday by Alexander' Sedg
wick that the annual open air meet
ing of the Laurel Hill Association
would bo held September 6. The
speakers will bo William Roscoe
Thayer of Boston and James Byrne.
The speakers will tell of conditions
In Italy since tho war. Mr. and Mrs.
Sedgwick will trlvo a luncheon at the
(Mansion for tho officers of the Laurel
Hill Association and the SDeakers be
fore the meeting.
The idea of the Laurel Hill Associa
tion, the first villago improvement as
sociation ln'-Amortco, sprang from a
book written by Catherine Sedgwick,
first of American women novelists.
herself a native of Stockbridge.
Tho memorial meeting for tho lato
Frederic Crowntnshleld, ho eminent
artist who died in Cail, Italy, last
year, nt the Casino Saturday afternoon
will attract many prominent artists
and friends of tbo lato .artist William
Roscoe Thayer of Boston, Dr. Tracy
Peck of New Haven. Conn, and Wil
liam LowclL Harris, all Intimate friends
ot the lata Mr. Crowntnshleld, will be
speakers. In connection with tho me
morial service will bo an exhibition of
Mr. Crowntnshleld's paintings, espe
cially those of his later davs. Dalnted
at his winter homoat Toarmlna, Sicily,
whero ho produced many water colors
and oils, and at. Rome and at Capri.
There will be also a number of 'his
Berkshire works, painted in his studio
at Stockbridge, where ho had been es
tablished thirty years. The memorial
service and exhibition will be under
the auspices of the Casino Association,
of which Mr. Crowntnshleld was presi
dent at his death. Edward B. Owen,
D?.nlel Chester French, Bernhard Hoff
man and Newton Mackintosh of the
Stockbridgo colony aro tho committee
In charge.
Stockbridge music lovers went to
the C.Wslno to-night for a recital by
Jacques Gordon, violinist and Carlos
Buhler, two young artists who have
lately returned from Paris.
Art Exhibition.
The committee In chargo of the
eleventh annual exhibition at the
Casino, where Berkshire artists will ex
hibit paintings and sculpture, have re
ceived many entries, and it is already
established that the exhibition will be
tho largest .held In tho Casino. Wal
ter Ncttleton la chairman of. tho Jury
on the exhibits.
. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chester French
entertained the Lenox Garden Club
Monday for the monly meeting of
the club. About sovcnty-flvo members
wont to Ch?sterwood at Glcndale,
whero Miss Alice Lourtsberry of New
York spoke on "The Romance of Plant
Discovery.' There was a view of the
French gardens. A tea was given in
the. studio, whero were Mr. French's
models and his work of the season.
Mrs. Arthur W. Swann and Miss Joan
Whltrldgo assisted Mrs. French and
Miss MurgarctjFrench In the service.
Daniel R. Hanna and his wlfo, Mrs.
Molly, Hanna, are the largest resident
.taxpayers In Stockbridge. They hold
SS0 acres of land. Tho valuation of
their properties Is about $220,000. Other
largo' valuations are; Mrs. William D.
Sloano, 3200,000; yndrfew Carnegie,
$212,210; Charles Astor Brlsted, 345,
65; Mr3. Oscar Iaslgl, 347,350; Henry
McBurncy, $67,625; Dr. and Mrs.
Austin Fox Rlggs, $40,750;N Alex
ander Sedgwick, $30,'400; Congress-
I man
Allen T. Treadway; $157,500;
Mlas Helen C. Butler, 348,775; .Mrs. L,
Rnltnn Tlam-u JK49Kn? .Tnaonh TT
Bolton Bangs, $541250: Joseph H.
Choate estate, $72,675; Mrs. Carlos M.
de Herodla, $124,725; William H.
Clarke. $76,850; Walter L. Clarke, $43,
926; Norman H. Davlsi $45,800; Mrs.
Richard C. DIxey, $37,300; Henry W.
Farnam, $29,200; Mrs. William B. O.
Field, $31,725; Mrs. Bernhard Hoff
man, $85,300; J. Wpodward Haven,
$39,900; Charles Lanier, $85,080; Mrs.
Elizabeth Lynde, $27,750; Charles
Mayer, $184,150; Charles S. Mellon,
$140,100; Henry and James Parsons,
$27,050; William and Rodney Proctor,
$26,750; Miss Emily Southmnyde, $39.
250; Mrs. Helen L. P. Stokes, $56,250;
Miss Emily Tuckermnn, $31,900; Mrs.
Arthur B. Vcsoy, $33,500; Frank L.
Warrln, $26,800'; Georgo Hlgglnson,
$24,950.
Entertains Guest From London,
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick
gavo a largo afternoon reception
Tuesday, entertaining for Mrs. Charles
Stuart Wilson of London. Mrs. Wil
son has been passing a part of tho
summer with her parents, Mr. and
'Mrs. William E. Doane. Sho Is tho
wife of Brig.-Gan. Wilson of the Brit
ish, army. She is to sail for Egypt
shortly to Join Gen Wilson at Cairo.
Mrs. Carl S. Fels of New York, who
Is at Greenock Inn, Lee, has been play
ing good golf on tho Stockbridge
course. Under tho direction of John
Cownn, professional golfer, she made a
tour of the course In 82, which Is a
remarkably low score for a woman
payer.
- Mrs. Edwin T. Rice was hostess
this week- for tho first of tho weekly
teas at the Stockbridge Golf and Ton
ills Club. Many wore present for the
afternoon, and there was putting and
tennis for the visitors. Registering
nt tho golf club were Miss G. I. Waldo
of Lakewood. N. J,; Francis S Blake
of Mentone, FranceS Mrs. John S. Mc
Lennan of Canada; George Perkins
George Perkins, Jr., of Jersey City;
Earl M. Crnlg of New Castlo, Pa.;
Prcssly T. Craig, Pittsburg, Pa.; Miss
Hull, Stratford, Conn.; Mrs. S. W
Goddord, Mrs. II. A. Chose, Brockton,
Mass.; Miss Morse, H. P. Davis, Pitts
burg; Mrs. B. F Crrtft, Camden, N.
J.; Thomas P. Robblns, Cloveland;
Miss Lowell, Philadelphia; William E.
S. Grlswold, New York; Georgfc 13.
Rogers of Now York, a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Llpplncott; Miss
Mildred Jordan, Rev. John E. Wick
ham, New York; W. S. Mitchell, Bos
ton; Francis J. Stanwood, Needham,
Mass.; Dr. W. W. Pulmer of New
York, a guest of Dr. Warflcld T.
Longscopo; Laurence Hnughton, Bos
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chapman of
Brooklyn, guests of Mrs. 13. L. Chap
man; T. Pearsall Field, New York;
Mr and Mrs. R. H, Stevenson of Bos.
ton, guests of Mr, and Mra. George B.
Blake; Mr. and' Mrs. B, 8. Jackson;
V
Major Gardiner of Nashua, .N. II.;
Mr. and Mrs. Addison B. Hall, Brook
lyn; Charles F. Fassett, Buffalo; Mrs.
J. S. Houston, Miss F. E. Boole, Pitts
burg, Mr. and Mrs. B. Harris, Now
York,
There have ,bcen many visitors at
the Stockbridge cottages. Miss Alli
son Haughton arrived to visit with
Miss Caroline T. Lawrence.
Mrs. Robert M. Bush of Montclalr,
N. J, and Miss Mary Law ton of New
York havo been With Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Chester French. '
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Y. Blakcmon are)
stopping with Mrs. Frederick W. Whlt-
rldge.
Mrs. William H. Force was a guest
for the week end of Mrs. Charles T.
Mayer.
Miss Doris Reld of New York camo
up to visit Misses Gilder at Four
Brook Farm, Tyringham.
James Russell Parsons of Nw York
Is with ,Mr. and Mrs. Banyer Clarkson
in Tyringham.
jfMrs. Georgo F. Becker of the Ty
ringham colony has closed her cottage
and after a short stay in Washington
will go to Japan for a long trip. Mrs.
Becker is In mourning for Mr. Becker,
who died in Washington last winter.
Mrs. Henry McBurney has gone to
Scltuate, Mass. Her .parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lionel Randall are expected from i
England the last of this month to pass
the late season Jn Stockbridge.
A. Mlsscrochl of New York won the
putting match at Heaton Hall with a
score of 22.
Arriving at Heaton Hall wero Mrs.
William B. Dudley of Brooklyn, Mlsa
Louise Kay. .Mrs. J. Rellls. Miss Mil
dred Taylor, W. S. Edge, Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Hlllson of New York, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Plnkham of Brooklyn,
Misses Dickey ot Philadelphia, Mrs.
George R. Valentine, Mrs. C. R. Mar
shall, Mrs. Almond Barnes, Miss M. P.
Tllden, Miss A. McLaughlin, Mr. and
Mrs. Addison B. Hall, the Rev. John
Hall, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Sunny, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Walker Otis ofwNew York.
Goncral Charles B. Wheeler, U. S.
A., who was tho chief ordnance officer
of the American, expeditionary forces
abroad, has boon visiting in Plttsflcld.
Mrs. Frank A. Main of New York" Is
entertaining Miss Gladys Lenning of
Duluth, Minn., at her country place
in Lanesboro. Mrs. Main gavo a lun
cheon for Miss Lenning at tho Country
Club In PltUfleld this week.
Mrs. J. Macy Wlllctts, who Is at Cas
slls Farm, New Marlboro, will go to
Newport next week to show her cocker
spaniels In the Rhode Island Kennel
Club s)iow. 4
Mrs. Frederic S. Coolldge of Now
York announced this week the pro
grammo of tho second annual muslo
festival Sept. 25-27 at her templo on
South Mountain, in Plttsfleld. There
will be Ave entertainments. Harold
Bauer and Louis Bally are to play the
$1,000 prize winning sonata for piano
and viola, In Which seventy-two man
uscripts havo been submitted. The
Jury, of which Frederick Stock of Chi
cago will bo chairman, will be tho
guests of Mrs. Coolidge, tho last of
this month, at which time the best
compositions will bo rehearsed and
the prlzo awarded.
Misses Eliza and Maria Lonsdale of
Now York who have been with Misses
Gilder at Tyringham have gono to
Newport.
Mrs. Austin Huntington has re
turned to Adams Inn, Stockbridge,
from Southampton, L. I.
Annual Golf Tournament.
Th5" annual Invitation golf tourna
ment at tho Wyantenuck Club In Great
Barrington brought some sterling golf
en, there. Mr. and jfrs. John Shepard
of Providence entertained a party of
tho players at their country place, In
cluding Roger D. Hovey of Hartford,
F. H. Hoyt of New York and John
Shepard 3d. Mr. and Mrs., John H. C.
Church had Kimball Salisbury of Chi
cago nnd Darrel Fulton of New York
as guests. Mr) and Mrs. Delnnd de
Wlndt entertained Dr. T. H. Benny,
II. Wcntworth and E. Faber of Now
Bedford, Mass., for the tournament.
Lleut.-Col. George F. Perkins Is
organizing a post of the American Le
gion In Lee? where he has a country
place.
Tho annual tennis open tournament
of the Greenock Country Club began
Thursday at Lee. The winner of the
men's singles will receive the Housa
tonlc Valley Challenge Cup to hold for
one year. .
Arrivals at Greenock Inn, Leo, this
week, wero Mr. nnd Mrs. G. S. Nor
ton, Mrs. M. E. Dorman. G. E. Llpson,
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Febhardt, Mrs.
Charles T. Hugh, Mrs. Frank Keefe,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslio M. Wilson, B. S.
Denton, Francis J. Stanwood, the
Misses Anderson, Mrs. Adele Kellhor,
Miss Kellner, Mrs. William N. Den
man, Mrs. Henry C. Jones, the Misses
Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles T. Pot
ter, Mrs. T. N. Farmer, Mr. and Mra.
E. F. Nourse, Miss Grace Nourse, Dr.
and Mrs. James S. Hart, Mrs. E. M.
Hart of Now York.
Frederick Cromwell of Bernards
vlllo, N J., who has been a guest of
Sheldon Smith In Lee, drove a golf t
ball 310 yards on the course of the
Plttsfleld Country Club last week.
,Thls Is one of the longest drives on
record In Berkshire.
Mrs. John Alden Spoor and her
guest Mrs. Edward P. Samuels of
Chicago, ana on an automobile trip to
Lako Oneonta, N. Y.
Miss Helen Dillon of Chicago Is
visiting with Mrs. Warren M. Salis
bury In Plttsfleld.
Miss Helen Hood of Brookllne, John
B. Stewart Mrs. William Lillbridge,
Miss Lillbridge, Mrs. S. B. Bowman,
Miss Bowman, Arthur C. Lord, Mr.
and Mrs. J, Watson Webb, H. D,
Burdlno of New York, Mr. nnd Mrs.
E. R. Hollander, L. Preston Hollander,
Pryor H. Kalt of New York; Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. A. Klnson of Bronxvllla,
N. Y., and Mrs. Charles E. Trowbridge
of Providence registered at the Rd
Lion Inn.
Arrivals at tho Map'.owood, Pltts
fleld, Include Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Hungerfoi'd, Miss Hungcrford, Mr,
and Mrs. C. W. Black. Alfred Rne, T,
P. Long, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. H. Rogers
of New York; Mrs. Ernest White, the
Misses Whlto of Syracuse, Mrs. E. II
Wcthcrbee, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Do
man of New York; Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Keller. William T. Wlntrlngham ana
Miss Wintriugham of Brooklyn.