New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
Southampton

Southampton, y. Y, July 1.-The
women among the cottage colony are
busv with several new charitable prof.
ects and are interesting the younger
set in the work. The latest is the
Italian War Relief Association, organ
lied bv the efforts of Mrs. Shepherd h.
de Forest and Mrs. Francis Burial
Hoffman. These ladies meet three al
ternoons a week TO roll bandages and
make other medical supplies to be sent
abroad. On Monday Mrs. F. b. Hoffman
cave a luncheon for the members ol
the organization, at when MISS NJ
Svmphorosa Bristed, OF LenON' was Vhe
guest of honor. Among those present
[rere Miss Priscilla Peabody, Miss mar
riot Mckee, Miss Augusta S. de Forest,
Miss Elsie f. Rice, Miss Eleanor W..
Keen. Miss Janet II. Robb, Miss Flea.
nor Iarkin and the Misses McAlpln, OF
EasthamptOn.
During the week the second OF the
meetings Of the Southampton Garden
Club was held at the home OF MIS-
FREDERICK A. Snow. Prizes were award
Cd TO the two members bringing the
hest varieties of sweetpeas. Mrs. A.
r Roardman, president Of the club,
took the frat prize, and Mrs. Peter b.
WvckofF was awarded the second prize.
Among those present were Mrs: FL
mund Coffin, Mrs. Edmund \. Iwiming'
Mrs. John d. Archbold, Mrs. u. war
rjneton Curtis, Mrs. stephen Peaoody'
Mrs. II. W. Motley Mrs. +. l.. heyes'
Mrs. +. Tiffany Dyer. Mrs. Robert A.
Franks, Mrs. William A. Putnam MIS-
Henry Luxe Porter, Mrs. AlperI H.
Ely. Mrs. william Lowe Rice Mrs; hoD-
-, Mrs Chester Griswold, Mrs. Henry
" Nav. Mrs Thomas G.. Condor, MIS-
7 4 lie Roy, Mrs. b. Aymar SANDS
Wrs William C. CULVER, Mrs. Ruius
Patterson, Miss A. NJ. Hegeman,
Miss Rosina s. Hoyt and Miss Janet
Henderson. -.
Among the new arrivals this week
,,e DR. and Mrs. Harold Barclay, az
Mrs Archie Browns cottage, on the
Shinnecock Hills; Mrs. Henry W. NIL
lcr al Suunvside cottage. on OK fast-
vre Road. also. Henry w. de Forest
a. Mrs W. A. Putnam's Midhelds cot
taoe George A. Armour has taken the
Rrnsb cottage, on Halsey Neck Lane,
and Mrs. William Lambier has rented
the Henderson house, on Herrlck Roac'
Nr and Mrs Archibald Rogers ar
rived on Monday at the Quay cottage,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry K. Rea arrived
from Sewickley on Thursday and are
again occupying the Talmage cottage
on Gin Lane.
Henry G. Trevor, who for years has
held the Office of president in the
Southampton Kennel Club, has declined
a denomination. and Harry +. ROBBINS,
who is now treasurer, will be elected
10 the Office now held by Mr.. Trevor
plans are already being made TO IN
crease the number of entries for next
wears show.
Mrs. George Whitney and daughter,
Miss Louise Whitney, are at their cot
tage on First Neck Lane, for the sea
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Whitney VIII
arrive about August ], and have taken
apartments at the Irving.
Mrs. Philip d. Armour, Of chicago
has been visiting with her parents,
Ur. and Mrs. Thomas G. Condor, at
their summer home on the Shinnecock
Hills. Mrs. Harry J. Nicholas, OF Sy-
ossit. Long Island, is also visiting her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Frederick A.
Snow. Mrs Arthur Scott Burden is the
guest Of Mrs. Harry Sage, and Miss
Susan X. Dressler is visiting with Mrs.
FRANKLIN Pelton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bristed, Of Lenox, is with Mrs. George
c. De Witt.
Mrs Robert L. Stevens arrived from
Bernardsvile and is at Overlook cot
tage, at Fair Lea.