The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-18
SOUTHAMPTON AID
FOR THE ITALIANS
War Relief Association Or
gained by Women Of the
Summer Colony.
GARDENING NOW A FAD

SOUTHAMPTON. N. Y. July 1.-THE
women of the cottage colony are busy
with several new charitable projects
and are interesting the younger set In
this work. The latest Is the Italian
War Relief Association. organized by
the efforts OF Mrs. Shepherd X. de For
o.. AMI Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman.
The association meets three afternoons
a week TO roll bandages ana make other
medical supplies to be sent abroad.
On Monday Mrs. +. h. Hoffman gave
. luncheon for the members OF the or
gan'zatioN. Mt which Miss NJ. Sympho-
rosa Eristed OF Lenox was the guest
OF honor. Among those present were
Miss Priscilla Peabody. Miss Harriet
Mckee. Miss Augusta s. de Forest.
Miss Elsie +. Rice. Miss Eleanor w.
Keep. Miss Janet II. kobb. Miss Eleanor
Larkin and the Misses Mc.Alpin OF East
hampton.
During the week the second OF the
meetings of the Southampton Garden
Club was held at the home OF Mrs.
Frederick a. Snow. Prizes were awarded
TO the two members bringing the best
varieties Of sweet peas. Mrs. A. Il.
Boardman, president OF the club. got
the fist prize and Mrs. Peter b.
Wyckoff was awarded the second prize.
Among those present were Mrs. Edmund
Coffin, Mrs. Edmund :. TwininG. Mrs.
John .. Archbold, Mrs. q. Warrington
Curtis. Mrs. Stephen Peabody. Mrs. III.
" Motley, Mrs. Il. l.. Reyes. Mrs. T..
Tiffany Dyer. Mrs. Robert 4. Franks,
Mrs, William \. Putnam, Mrs. Henry
Kirke Porter, Mrs. Albert II. Ely. Mrs.
william Lowe Rice, Mrs. Robert NJ.
Thompson. Mrs. Phillips b. Thompson.
Mrs. Chester Griswold, Mrs. Henry NJ.
Day. Jrs. Thomas G.. Condor. Mrs. F..
A. Lee Roy. Mrs. II. Aymer Sands, Mrs.
william c. CULVER, Mrs. Rufus l.. Pat
terson, Miss \. NJ. Hegeman. Miss Ro-
slna $ Hoyt and Miss Janet Hender-
con.
Among the arrivals this week are DR..
and Mrs. Harold Barclay at Mrs.
Archie Rrown's cottage on the SHINE
cock Hills; Mrs. Henry w. Miller. at
eurnyside cottage on OK Pasture road I:
also Henry w. de Forest. at Mrs. w. A.
Putnam's Mldhelds Cottage. George A.
Armour has taken the Brush cottage,
o. Hd,ssy Neck Lane, and Mrs. william
lainh.er has rented tho Henderson
house, on Herr!ck road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Rogers ar
rived on Monday at the Quay cottage
and MI. and Mrs. Henry r.. Rea arrived
from sewickley on Thursday and are
again occupying the Talmage cottage
on Gin lane.
Mr.. Henry G.. Trevor, who for two
years has held the office Of president
IN the Southampton Club. has declined
q denomination and Harry p. Robbins.
who Is now the treasurer, will DO
elected to the office now held by Mr..
Trevor. Plans are already being made
to Increase the number Of entries for
next years show.
Mrs, George Whitney and her daugh-
Ter, Mas Louise Whitney. are at their
cottage on First Neck lane for the sea-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Whitney
VIII arrive about Aug. l and have taKen
apartments at the Irving.
Mrs. Philip ID. Armour OF Chicago
has been visiting with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Thomas g.. Condor. at their
summer home on the ~Shinnecock INNS
Mrs. Harry l.. Nichols of Syosset, l.. L..
= also visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick A. Snow. Mr.. Arthur
Scott Burden IL the guest OF Mrs. Harry
Sage and Miss Susan II. Dresler Is VS.
Nrg With Mrs. Franklin Pelton' Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bristed OF Lcnox Is
WITH MIS-. George c. De witt.
Mrs, Robert l.. Stevens arrived from
Bernardsyllle and Is at Overlook cot
age a. Fair Lea.
On Friday evening, August 6. The
Yellow Jacket will be given by the
coburn payers In the gardens OF the
Parrish Art Museum, The play will re
Even for the benefit Of the Rogers
Memorial Library and the ladies IN
@arge - the evening are Mrs, Thomas
H. Barber, Mrs. James l.. Breese, Mrs;
sI!am Norton Grinell, Mrs. Edward
v, Humpnrles. Mrs. Henry *. Porter,
W. Robert NJ. Thompson. Mrs. James
= Barclay. Mrs. George Barton French,
80 Charles n. Henderson. Mrs. Good
lo LIVINGSTON and Mrs. Is. A. Sands,