The sun., 1919-08-09
COLONY ENLARGED
AT SOUTHAMPTON
Many Flock to Long Island
Resort, Where Entertain
ing Is Active.
TWININGS GIVE A DANCE
Meadow Club Is Decorated
Elaborately, Most Of So
iourners Being Invited.
sn.oiai p.,pateh to TEE SUE.


SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. Aug. s.-With
the colony much augmented for the week
end there were numerous dinners given
here this evening.
The most important affair was the
dance given at the Meadow Club by Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund S. Twining for their
son and daughter-in-iaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. s. Twining, Jr., for which the greater
mart OF the summer colony had been
asked. Young Mrs. Twining was Miss
Ursula Brown, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Hunter Brown, OF New York.
who have for years been Identified with
Southampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twining had taken for
the night TIE entire lower part OF the
club. The verandas were massed with
plants in bloom, while in the ballroom
were decorations of palms and flowers.
The approaches to the club were bright
with colored lanterns, which were hung
about the verandas also. The dance
music was by Miss Byrne's orchestra
and at midnight buffet supper was
served in the dining room.
Among those who gave dinners were
Mr. and Mrs Rufus l.. Patterson, Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan S. Ellsworth, Major
and Mrs. Henry w. Torney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas G. Condor, Mrs. T.. NJ.
Horne and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph y.
Thomas. The Misses Katherine and FL
lin Mackay had some Of their young
friends at dinner at The Orchards. after
ward taking them to the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. William May Wright,
who are with her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
George A. Dixon. gave large dinner
this evening at the Shinnecock Hills Golf
Club for Mr.. and Mrs. Oreste Ferrare of
Havana and Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Far
quhar of New York. who are passing a
few days at the club. The other guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. David Dows, Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall ]. Dodge, DR.. and
Mrs George Draper, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Chauncey McKeever. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
du Pont Irving, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pei
ham Robbins. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Earle
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
Bingham, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Insley Blair
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Root. Mr.. and Mrs
George f. Baker, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. A
Stewart Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyttletor
Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence McKeever
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs Henry ]. whigham
Mr.. and and Mrs. William Sturgis, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry F. du Pont, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Potter Breese. Mr.. and MIRA
Julius Jay, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Sa-
bin, Mr.. and. Mrs. William c. Potter
Mrs. Frederick Martin Davies. Mrs. La
Grand C. Griswold. Mrs. w. De Lancey
kountze, Mrs. l. Beggs Sproul, Mis-.
Martha McCook Miss Isabelle May
Henry Valette Day. Sherman Day, w
Scott Cameron. DR.. George A Dixon
Newell w. Tilton and Orson d. Mum.
As the regular Friday dance was on al
the club the ballroom was filled with
dancers after dinner. Later most of Mr.
and Mrs. Wright's guests went to Mr.
and Mrs Winnings dance.
Mrs. Arthur B. Claim gave a small
dinner followed by bridge this evenin,
at her villa on Shinnecock Hills. He
guests, all women, included Mrs. Henri.
G. Trevor, Miss Martha Coster, Mrs
George G.. De Witt, Mrs. Fairfax Land
street, Mrs. Richard Mortimer and Mrs
Hoffman Miller
Among those who will give dinners to
morrow evening are Major and Mrs
Theron r. Strong. whose, dinner at tn,
Meadow Club win be for Miss Daisy
Hollins, who is passing a few days a
Asher House; Mr.. and Mrs. Percy II
Stewart, Mrs. Lounsbery Perry, Mr.. anC
Mrs, Edward p. Mellon. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles II. Sabln and Mrs. w. Low,
Rice.
The weekly dance will be given Al
usual at the Meadow Club.
Mrs. Courtlandt Dixon Barnes gave
birthday luncheon yesterday at Rosei
Grove Casino. on Peconic Bay. for hel
Young son, Tracy Barnes, and some o.
the children of the colony.
The party included Courtlandt D
Barnes, Jr.. and Katherine Barnes. Alic,
Winthrop, Charlotte Falrchild, Nasc!
Fincke Constance Fox. Pauline Dodge
Helen Biddle, Perciyal Dodge, Pag,
Cross, Carter b. Carnegie, John Fair
child. lie Grand Griswold. George Pat
terson, Reginald Fincke. Jr.. Winter
Lindley, Peter and Temple Biddle.
Mrs G. Hunter Brown, who with he
husband passed two months in the Cana
dian woods, returned to New York to
day after brief visit to her daughter
Mrs Edmund S. Twining. Jr.
Mr., and Mrs. George Arthur Gordon
OF Savannah have arrived at the meadow
Club for a month.
Mrs. Cornelius Tiers and Mrs. Thoma
II. Barber will give luncheons to-mor
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