The sun., 1919-08-25
THRONGS ON BEACH
AT SOUTHAMPTON
Caleb Bragg Visits Resort in
Airplane and Takes Pas
senger to Mineola.
GARDEN FETE LABOR DAY
Mr. and Mrs. Mygatt Address
Gathering Of Colonists at
Art Museum.
~ a s,or Correspondent Of tn, sus.


SOUTH AMProN, N. Y. Aug. 74.-After
pstenlng to a stirring sermon in st. An
draws Dune Church by the Rev. Karl
PsiIand of st. Georges Church. New
york. the entire congregation went to
the bathing beach. where there was some
sesnite from the almost overpowering
heat of the day.
Most OF the men who had entered for
. the lawn tennis tournament were In the
,hrong on the beach, and with few ex-
centions they had been at the party
VIven by Mr.. and Mrs. De Lancey Nicoll,
which continued well past the hour OF
midnight
This will be by no means the last
crowded Sunday here, as all the villas
viii have visitors over Labor Day.
Among those seen at the beach to-day
Was Mrs. Charles A. Van Rensselaer,,
who is here with MIR. and Mrs. Rawson
7. wood Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rosseter
Retts who are here for another visit,
we're with Mrs. Frederic II. Belts
MIR and Mrs. Henry II. Rogers have
received many congratulations upon the
success of their fete of last Friday
night probably the most artistic enter
t.inment ever seen here.
caleb Brrgg came for an ocean dip
from Nineola in his airplane to-day.
leaving by the air route Immediately
.r,sr the bathing hour and taking with
MIN William B. Thompson. Jr.
some Of Those on the Beach.
Among others in the throng on the
beach were Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Colby.
Mic Eleanor Lamson, Miss Audrey Os-
horne. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Franck-
Iyn. Miss Doris Francklyn, Mrs. Henry
Asher Robbins. Alan Hawley, Mr. and
Mrs Dudley Olcott. w. Forbes Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick A. Snow. Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent s. milford. Mr. and
Mrs. Kurnal r Babbitt. Mrs. Henry Ad-
Olson Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fl. Higgins. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Burial
Hoffman, Mr. ana Mrs. Winthrop w
AIdrich Mr. and Mrs. George r. D.
schieftelin, Grosvenor Atteroury' MT
and Mrs William NJ. Fleitmann. Jr.
Miss Vouletti Proctor, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles II. Sabln, Mrs. w. Lowe Rice
the Misses Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonso
p. villa, Mrs. ]. Norton Winslow, Mr.
and Mrs. Gardner Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Stevens Clnan, II. de Berkeley Par
sons. Miss Katherine Parsons, Or. and
Mrs. p. Llewellen Chambers, and Good
hue Livingston.
Many of the colony motored over &c
the Box Farm. in Water MILL this after
noon for the tea given by Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Newton. Jr. Miss Byrnes's or
chestra played. Tea was served on tho
lawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Burial Hoffman viii
leave here on Tuesday for Newport. &c
remain ten days. Mrs. Percy Hamilton
Stewart gave luncheon for her daugh
ter. Miss Eva Cochran Stewart. to-da,
1t the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. Their,
were thirty guests.
More Visitors Coming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Delano Weeks
will come here from Oyster Bay oil
Thursday to remain over the holida.
with Mrs. W. Lowe Rice. who will Civ
dinner for them on Friday. Mrs. Will
lam Douglas Sloane arrived yesterda.
from Lenox to be with Mr.. and Mrs
Goodhue Livingston.
Among the patrons and patronesse
for the garden fete to be given on Labo
Day for a French charity at the estat
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Rogers ar
Mrs. William c. Potter. Mrs. Lyttleto
Fox. Mrs. Henry Fl. Rogers. Mrs. De
lancey Kountze. Mrs. oren Root. Adria
II. Larkln and Samuel L. Parrish. Chi
dren Of the summer colony will be see
in interpretative dances. Tickets may
obtained at Corwith's.
Mrs. Arthur B. Clafin will give
barn dance with novel features mex
Saturday night at her place in SHINE
cock Hills
There was Il large gathering this eve
ming in the assembly room of the Al
Museum for the meeting in behalf {
the devastated village of Miserey o
the Somme. France. Mr.. and Mrs. OF
Mygart who have devoted their entil
inc nd .F
in relief work during the war, addresse
the assemblage