The sun., 1919-08-08
SALE
AIDS WAR VICTIMS
Les Arts ct Meters Franchise
Benefits Through Liberal
ity of Colonists.
MANY HELP FETE PLANS
One of the Features VIII Be a
Noah's Ark-Dinners and
Dances Tonight.
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SOUTHAMPTON. n. Y. Aug. 7.-Whiie
most Of the members OF this summer
colony have their time taken up with
social ensagements they always seem
to find time to aid worthy objects, and
therefore this morning there was a rep
resentative gathering in the tea room
of the Meadow Club, where a Sale OF Les
Arts ct Meters Franchise was hold I'M
DER the direction OF Mrs. Philip Hiss and
her daughter, Miss Hilda Hiss, the latter
having returned 20 New York recently
after two years with the American
Red Cross in Europe.
Miss Hiss went to Jerusalem with
that organization. The sales such a.
that of to-day are conducted by an
American clearing house for the prod
ucts of the labors OF wounded soldiers.
refugees and other war victims OF
France. The New York treasurer OF
the organization In Leo L. Everett. The
articles disposed Of to-day recently ar
rived from France and included beauti-
full embroideries, laces, lingerie, table
covers. pocketbooks, toys and pocket
handkerchiefs that were eagerly bought
Among the liberal purchasers were Mrs.
Charles Steele Mrs. Horace Russell, Mrs.
e. NJ. Horne, Mrs. Vincent S. milford
and Mrs p. du Pont Irving. Mrs
| Berkeley Moftyn came from East Hamp-
| ton to assist Mrs. Hiss.
Novelties at Country Fair.
BY degrees arrangements for the
| country street fair August 10 are being
completed One OF the features VIII be
| cafeteria, which viii be in charge OF
Mrs Alfred e. Schermerhorn. 1t will be
| conducted under n tent at one SIDE OF
| which will be erected long buffet table,
| where during the afternoon tea ana
yght refreshments VIII be served, and
after 10 O'Clock at night a supper Of
scrambled eggs and other hot dishes.
| Among Mrs. Schermerhorn's assist
ants will be Mrs. Harry Pelham Rob
bins. Mrs. Edmund S. Twining. Mrs.
Bache Brown, Mrs. z. g. Twining, Jr..
Mrs. z. NJ Horne, Mrs. l.. Belle 'Sproul.
Mrs. waldron p. Belknep. Mrs Howard
c. Dickinson. Mrs. John z. Berwind,
| Mrs Joseph r. Dilworth. the Misses
Eleanor Mellon. Louise Butler Lucky
Patterson, Genevieve Babbitt. Mary Pat
terson, Gertrude Kavanaugh, Anne
Townsend and Eva Stewart.
There will be a group OF programme
girls for the masquerade and tableaus
of that date, who will include the Misses
Katherine MaclSay. Helen krech. Caro-
line Prentice, Lowrie Sage. Clara and
Helen Lee, Betty Condor. Jean Potter
Susan Coppel. Helen Rice. Betty Ham
mill, Ellin Mackay and Mary Davis
| Landstreet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steuart Davis will pre-
sent n novel feature. They have rugged
UP an old houseboat as a Noahs Ari
and will have II anchored on the border
OF the lake. In It during the afternoon
will be sold toy animals, and during thu
evening 1t will be turned into a Turkish
lounge. where coffee and cigarettes will
be sold by Mr. and Mrs Davis. who vii
be dressed in Turkish costumes
Many Colonists Entertain.
Mrs. Vincent s. Mulford gave a din
ner this evening for Mrs. Philip His
and Miss Hilda Hiss, who will leave to
morrow for Lake Minnewaska-
} Mrs. Charles T. Barney gave Dime
this evening at the Meadow Club 70
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Alexander
| Mrs. Oliver W. Bird came here to-da.
frcm Hampstead to join her nephew
Charles z. Gautier, ut his place In Sal
Harbor.
, Il Mrs. Henry @. Trevor OF New Yori
and Miss Martha Coster of West Ches
. ter are visiting Mrs. George G. Dewitt
Mrs Arthur B. Claim will entertai
: them at dinner and bridge to-morro,
l | evening at her villa in Shinnecock Hills
ri One Of the largest dances OF thi
the Meadow Club by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund S. Twlning. Another event OF TO
morrow evening win be a dinner 70
| sixty followed by n dance to be give
| by Mrs. William May Wright at IN
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. Mri
| Wright n visiting her parents, On
, | George. A Dixon and Mrs. Dixon.
. Luncheons were given to-day at tn
!. | Golf Club by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rus
, | sell, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall ]. Dodg
| and Mr.. and Mrs Grosyenor Nicholas
a Mrs Joseph p. Grace gave a dinner thi
: evening at her villa in Shinnecock Hill
Mrs Cornelius Tiers win give a funcheo
d on Saturday.
G There will be an athletic day. with
n baseball game and a boxing match, o
the afternoon of August Is. under IN
Z auspices of the Women's Auxiliary as
benefit to the Southampton Hospita
!, The Morse dry dock team will pla
II against one from the Todd shipyard
II Tickets for the match, which Will tax
n place on the high school ground. wi
9 be 81 each and may be obtained Of Mr.
William K DrmweI of Southampton.
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