The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-11
DOG HAS HIS DAY
AT SOUTHAMPTON
Second Annual Bench show
Draws an Attendance Of
Two Thousand.
ENTIRE COLONY on HAND

| SOUTHAMPTON, l.. T.. JUS 10 file
second annual bench show of The Snu'h.
| ampton Kennel club was opoiui tu-iH.
on the grounds Of the Meadow I.gl
over 1000 persons were OF the grounds
| Besides those of the cottaU" colony.
there were many from out OF town who
arrived on the special train from New
York. Luncheon vas served at the club.
house and in the evening there was Il
dance given under the auspices ot M,
board of governors of the Meadow club
Among those giving dinners and luu Dr.
cons are Mrs. Sherwood Aldr'ch Mr. and
Mrs. Lytleton Fox. Mrs. Frederick H.
Belts. Mrs. Edward Van lngen. Mr..
j. L. Dilworth. Mrs. Franklin Hcl'or
Mrs. Stephen Peabody and Mr. George
Barton F'rcnc
on Wednesday afternoon Mrs, Henry
Phipps was the hostess AT a lecture gwen
at Mrs. Delaney NiColls's house. which
she is occupying for the summer. The
lecture was by Henry j. Dawson. his
subject being THE Psychology aul
Philosophy of Color and Form lu d..
terror Decoration" and was for the bone.
fit OF the Ambulance 50. Pierre, about
seen miles from Geneva, where the Vi
contesse dc la Forest Divonuo has or.
ganized an ambulance corps to care f3f
twenty soldiers suffering from eye
rounds.
Among tho ~patronesscs We're Mrs
william Lowe Rice. Mrs. Charles Keep
Mrs. George Barton French. Mr.. George
c. Dewitt. Mrs. Henry H. Rogers, Mfs
J.. Burial Hoffman, Mrs. Peter E
Wyckof. Mrs. Henry A. Robbins. Ni-
Shepherd Is. de Forest. Mrs. stephen
Peabody. Mrs. !. Metcalf Thomas Mr..
Robert NJ. Thompson. Mrs. Ar'iu. O..
Clsflin. Mrs. T.. Tiffany Dyer and N..
James l.. Brecse.
Mrs. Robert VI. Thompson. who ID.
always actively engaged in hou,,.I'at
work. is soliciting among the cot t-r
colony in behalf Of the I'clsiau war
babies" and many baby kits have N.r.
sent to the refugees i'm Holland. Fr,'Hc
and England.
Another charitable venture recent.
undertaken was started by Mrs. b
de Forest and Mrs. +. Burial Hoffman
among the young women of the summer
colony. They ave organized a va i,r-
lief Association, with Miss August Is
Forest as president, Miss Priscilla Poo
body. treasurer, and Miss Justine Y. o.
Townsend as secretary.
a series Of dances has lecu arr.uE..
by Mrs. Clarence 'ady for young vOvt.
who have not made their d,uu. s.
These dances are given every TI,l.l..
evening at the Noadow club &c.. 'pu..
and the patronesscs are Mrs. .Ius,f. Dc.
Dilworth, Mrs. Goodhuc LIVINGSTON. Nr.
Rufus l.. Patterson. Mrs. l.. \ Sr...
Mrs. Henry Sage n Mrs. Edward 80,
lngen.
Among the late arrivals this v,,- ..
Mrs. L.. VI. Horne and ~dJugl',r. .. ST..
Maurice's cottage In First SO, .
Mrs. l.. Lee Dclafi,ld OF TuN,Iu v.r
has \. T. Schormerhoru r.'' 90.
Mrs, " Kendall, who IT, u.....
her own cottage. also IN 500. Mr.
George 4. Dixon. Mr. G..rL.
'rocker, Mrs William SLOAN al g.
and Mrs. Charles Steele.
MIR. and Mrs. George : Trevor r..
are at the Ianama E.NpQsi,lul. 50 u
turn about August ?. NJ. Trevor. -.
mas taken up literary work, WILL i,
nccted with the editorial ST.. II ,t 'l.
saturday Er'nin0 Past.
Mrs. Ricardo de Acosta aud N N..
codos II. de Acosta are at th. IrN.L
the summer.
col George + Downcy. 1. : y
Mrs. Downey have been M. a...
Mrs bowney's sister, Mrs. rar'.,'
~l.andstreet.
Mrs, William *. Vanderbilt. frs
has been AT the National CLUE
turned to New York.