The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-22
SOUTHAMPTON HOST
TO MANY VISITORS
Largest Gathering Of Season
Attends Tennis Tourney
at Meadow Club.
DANCE FOR YOUNGER SET
Mrs. Babbitt Entertains for
Her Daughter-Several
Dinners Planned.
DANCE FOR YOUNGER SET
By a stac Correspondent Of THr Sun.

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. Aug. 21.-As the
tennis tournament continues there is in
creased interest and this morning the
games were watched by the largest
sathering thus far. The verandas OF
the Meadow Club were filled as we'll as
the large stand which had been erected
at the east side of the court. Several
recent arrivals were In evidence. Mrs.
John Sloane came with her father, Ben
jamin Nicon. Another was Mrs. Harold
Minott, who of late has been living in
washington owing to her husbands
army duties there Clarence II. Mackay
came with his daughters, the Misses
Katherine and Ellin Maokay, and the
Countess Emilio Del Sera was with her
daughter. Mrs Grafton II. Pyne, who
later had a luncheon for her mother at
Bonnie Bourne.
Others in the gathering were Mrs. lie
Grand c. Griswold, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Steele, Mr. and Mrs. George Barton
French, Miss Sarah r. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs
Arson McCook Beard, Mr.. and Mrs L.
du Pont Irving, Miss Florence Ellsworth,
Mrs Alvin w. Krech, Miss Abby Morri-
son. Andrew Sage, Mr.. and Mrs Edmund
S, Twinng. Jr.. Miss Sarah Larkin. Mrs.
William G. Sewall, Mrs. Frederick Mar
tin Davies, Miss Isabella Pell, Il de
Psyster Livingston, Mrs. John Nagee.
Mrs Joseph Earle Stevens, Miss Helen
Trevor. Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Warner Bal
tazzi. Mr.. and Mrs Howard c. Dickin-
son. Miss Estelle O'Brien, Miss Eugene
ONeill Mrs. j. Scale Barclay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman d. Kountz, Miss Marjorie
Curtiss, Mrs. Edward Van Ingen, Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Colby, Ambrose Cham
bers, Henry Rogers Winthrop. Mrs Fair
fax s Landstreet, Mrs. Caleb w. Ham,
mill Miss Katherine Force. Mrs Charles
T Barney, Mr.. and Mrs James T.
Terry Mrs. Frederic n. Watriss and
Archibald A. Hutchinson, Jr
Mrs. Beard Gives Dinner.
Mrs. Arson McCook Beard gave a
dinner this evening at Eden cottage as
a farewell to her husband, who will sail
for Europe next Tuesday for an ex-
tended tour through France and Ger
many.
Mrs. LIE Grand C. Griswold gave a
luncheon to-day for the Misses RosalIe
and Clara Barclay, daughters of Lieut..
and Mrs. Henry A. Barclay Mr. and
Mrs. Herman ID. KountZ of wellby, Bed
ford, n. Y, will give luncheon for
forty tomorrow at the Mes dow Club
week will be the dance which Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry H. Rogers will give to-mor-
row night at their Italian villa for their
daughter. Miss Millicent Rogers, to be
followed by a Chinese pantomime.
Mrs. Charles L. Miller will leave to-
morrow for Old Forge. Little Moose
Lake, in the Adirondack, to remain a
month Afterward she will return
here TO remain until the end of October.
Mrs. Edward Van Insen viii give a din
ner on Saturday evening for Miss Edith
Pratt, her guest, whose engagement to
Allan McLane, ~, of Baltimore has
Just been announced. Other dinners OF
Saturday will be given by Mr.. and Mrs
Rufus l.. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
B. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pelham
Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. william Butler
Duncan and Mrs. George Quintard Whit
ney.
Mrs. Kurnai r. Babbitt gave a dance
tonight for her second daughter, Miss
Genevieve Babbitt. at the Shinnecock
Hills Golf Club. her guests including the
younger members of the colony. Among
them were the Misses Joan Allen, Clara
and Helen Lee, Katherine Mackay,
Sarah Larkin, Evelyn Preston, Mi!l!cent
Rogers. Lucy Patterson. Katherine Van
1ngen, Mary Patterson, Martha Lyon,
Eleanor Parrish, Emma Peabody. Helen
Trevor. Eva Stewart, Lowrie Sage, Elsie
and Virginia Rice, Margaret Chubb,
Caroline and Kate Prentice, Maria Cook,
Marian Hodenpyl. Florence Ellsworth,
Ailsa Mellon, Ellen Randolph. Betty and
Lillian Remsen.
More Dances Announced.
Among the young men were Duncan s.
Ellsworth, Jr.. Morehead Patterson,
Francis and Harry Cook. Richardson
Diworth, Faber Downey. Stuart Land
street Riley Miles Gilbert, Goodhue
Livingston, Jr., Harry sproul. Franklin
Horns, John and Henry Harris, Kenneth
o'Brien. Coster Schermerhorn. Harry
Sage, Jr., Houston Solley. David Duncan,
Lawrence and Edward Van Ingen,
Charles Lee, Waldron p. Belknap, Jr.,
Thomas ]. Denny. Jr., and Richard F.
Babcock
Andrew w. Mellon will give dance
August 20 at Meadow Mere for his
daughter, Miss Allsa Mellon. On the
night following Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Potter Breese will give a dance at the
home OF Mrs. Breese's mother, Mrs. Ar
thur B. Claim, for Miss Katherine Van
lngen.
Henry Rogers Winthrop, who recently
returned from Europe with Mrs, Win
throp, is at Edgecombe with her mother,
Mrs. Henry ID. Babcock.