The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06
RECEPTIONS HELD
AT SOUTHAMPTON
Mrs. Francklyn Entertains for
Mrs. Alexander, a Visitor
From Tuxedo Park.
MUSICALE IN BLACK VILLA
Summer Colonists Are Guests
at Notable Event-Benefit
Sale Tomorrow.
b. a ssar Correspondent Of Tan suS.

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SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. Aug. 3.--Mrs.
Charles q. Francklyn. whose family has
been Identified with the summer life IN
southampton for many years. gave a
reception this afternoon at Red Croft
for Mrs. Charles b. Alexander. who
came here few days ago from Tuxedo
Park. Miss Doris Francklyn received
with her mother and Mrs. Alexander.
Tea was served on the lawn. Among the
guests were Mrs. Frederic H. Belts. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry e. Coe. Mrs. Edward
Van Ingen, Mrs. Walter Cutting. Miss
Juliana Cutting, Miss Sarah Lee, Mra
Edward de Rose. Miss de Rose, Robert
Taylor Varnun, Miss Amy Lenox Var
mum. Mrs. Henry Pearce, Mrs. Horace
Russell, Mrs. Charles r. Henderson, Mrs.
Robert NJ. Thompson. Miss Anne Hege-
man, Mrs. George b. French. Mrs p.
Llewellyn Chambers, Mrs. Henry Addi-
son Alexander, Mrs. william Lowe Rice,
the Misses Rice, Mrs. Richard Newton.
Jr. Mrs Edmund s. Twining. Mrs. Ed
ward L. Keyes, Mrs. Arthur Coppell,
Mrs Alvin w. Krech, Mrs. Dickinson,
Mrs James L. Barclay, Mrs Edward
H. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kirke
Porter and DR.. Holbrook Curtis,
Mrs. Henry Pearce will give a lunch
con on Friday for Mrs. Alexander. who.
with Mr.. Alexander. will leave here
carly next week.
Mrs. Black Has n Reception.
Mrs Robert C. Black of Pelham
Manor, who has the Drew cottage for
the summer, gave a reception with
music this afternoon. She was assisted
ir receiving by Mrs. NJ. c. Rice. The
artists were Miss Rosalle Wirtlin, So
prano: Rafael Diaz, tenor of the Metro
politan Opera; Oliver Denton. pianist.
and Bruno HUM, accompanist. Miss
Wirtlin sang a group OF English songs
including compositions of STORAGE. Whit
ney Coombs Mrs. H. II. A. Beach, Mary
Salter and Goring Thomas. Mr.. Diaz sang
on aria from the first act OF Puccinis
La Boheme. Non Loir d'Ici." and
What Is Life" by Minette Hirst, and
La Partida," by Alvarez. Mr. Denton
played a barcarole by Rubenstein, a
scherzo by Harold Morris, and "St Fran
els Walking on the Waters" by List.
Among the guests were Mrs. Samuel
Thornes Mrs. William ". s. Thorne,
Mrs. Daniel Bacon. Mrs. William H.
Hirst Mrs. p. F1ewellen Chambers, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Burial Hoffman, Mrs. Will
lam H. Force, Mrs. Il. Holmes volck,
Mrs. Henry Pearce, Mrs. Charles r.
Henderson, Miss Janet Henderson, Mrs.
william Lowe Rice, the, Misses Rice, DR..
and Mrs. Norman Ditman, Miss Eva
Cumnock. Mrs. Edward L. Reyes. Mrs.
Joseph Du vivier. Mrs Edward Van
IIgen. Mrs. George Barton French, Mrs.
James L. Barclay. Mrs. Benjamin
No. C,tA
horn. Mrs. Black always passes the
winter in Palm Beach. where her recep-
tons with music are famous.
Clarence ousley to Speak.
Major and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock
and Miss Hitchcock have come from
Westbury and will be at the Bowers
Lee villa for several weeks.
Clarence Ousley, Assistant Secretary
OF Agriculture, at the invitation of
James l.. Parrish will deliver an ad-
dress next Sunday evening at the Art
Museum on the subject, The Farm and
the Factory" later James NJ. Beck will
speak there on one of the important top
les Of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Brown of De-
troit are at the Burling Cottage for this
month. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Dillingham;,
who have been some weeks at Lace
mere, the Howell villa, have been called
to California and will leave tomorrow,
Mrs. Dillingham; has been obliged to give
up a proposed luncheon. Mrs. Philip
Hiss will come here Tomorrow to ar
range for a sale to be held in the tea
room OF the Meadow Club on Thursday
Of Les Arts ct Meters Francois. There
will be offered for sale novelties. toys
lingerie and embroideries made by
wounded soldiers. refugees. widows and
orphans of France for whose benefit the
proceeds will be devoted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hadley and their
sister, Miss Laura Hadley, will arrive
here from Bar Harbor August IS. to b
with DR.. and Mrs. Norman e. Ditman.